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Hacking for Humanity around the world

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Hacking for Humanity around the world - Google Developers Blog Hacking for Humanity around the world DEC. 2, 2011 Share Facebook Twitter Linked In Mail By Christiaan Adams, Google.org Crisis Response Team Every year, coders and designers have been gathering to meet with experts in disaster response and international development, to spend a weekend designing tools and hacking code for the public good.

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