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Tyler Holman is from northeast Georgia, and is a hard working writer with wonderful taste and a passion for technology, which he loves to indulge. He can often be found making sales pitches to friends and family for seemingly no reason. He would really like it if you followed him on Twitter @tyler_holman
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