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		warkdarrior 68 days ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Build your own database If it's write-only, and no reads ever happen, one can write to /dev/null without loss of utility.

mewpmewp2 68 days ago [–]

It would be good for before going to sleep then.

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