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Dear HelloWorld,

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Having put a lot of time into writing KitbugPlus, (which I appreciate in itself is a trivial piece of software) and adapting it to various boards from the tiny micro-Introkit to the full-house MGH's, I have to admit to being a little unsettled by revelations that I didn't  ???
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