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<description><![CDATA[ I know what you&#039;re thinking. A blog post about clicking a button? Really? Stick with me, because I had exactly the same reaction before I tried it — and I ended up losing an entire afternoon to something I assumed would bore me in about ten seconds. ]]></description>


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