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Jesp visits hardware geeks in Tanzania: “I then consult Dennis, a hardware geek of the kind that never even puts the cover on his computer because his head is more often inside the cabinet than in front of the screen. “It is not the graphic card” Dennis says “The RAM cards are probably a bit moist because of the rainy season. Rinse them with alcohol, and I bet you the computer will be fine.”
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