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Ciao raghi,
il gruppo Comodo mi ha appena inviato questa e siccome è in inglese, volevo farvi vedere se serviva a qualcosa o a qualcuno che lo usa.
grassie.
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We're like Santa: We know if you've been bad or good. Fessing up to what really happened right before the system crashed is going to save time - and I'm going to figure it out anyway.
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