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I'm 16, and I made a thing
Hacker NewsI'm 16, and I made a thing
I wrote a lightweight library that eases the use of localStorage. I'd be interested in your opinions and feedback. (Apologies for the absurd title. I was attempting to make a commentary on the superfluity of specifying one's age in a title.)
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