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I’m Philip, a computer science student from the UK. You may be looking for my LinkedIn profile, or if you’re feeling more sociable, my Google+ profile. My free time has been considerably reduced while at university, but in the free time I do get, I enjoy programming and hacking on things. I contribute to GNOME [...]more →

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