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The Robot Co-op strikes again, generating still more buzz about their latest release, this time code-named "Hugster." In last week's "Twinkler" teaser, they released a fun preview that looked like the offspring of Flickr mating with my New Year's resolution list.
Now they add still more goodies, iterate, and re-release, but this time, to only a few people a day.
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