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The Daily WTF Sometimes, you want your dates to look like this: 3/3/2019. Other times, you want them to look like this: 03/03/2019. There are

The Daily WTF Hal was a wiz kid computer programmer at age 15 in 1976. He could make the toggle switches and LEDs on his Altair 8800 dance at

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