I'm back (unrelated topic)

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Hey, I have been gone for a year since I noticed this little blog website.
It has been fun for me, who has been doing things from experience and learning in 4 years in college.
Also, I am considering returning to this Blog for simple things while sitting on the blog website, which has changed. There are plenty of times to learn, and it is never too late.

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