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Submitted by Dimitris (not verified) on Mon, 24/02/2014 - 02:21.

Hey guys, great work. If I may add my one penny, I think your approach is a tad conservative. Before you know it, people will want the full ROOT on mobile devices. Think OEM android motherboards in smart hand held analytical instruments.

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