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Happy New Year!

Hackaday Podcast · 31 Dec 2021 · 1m · Episode 149

What this episode covers

Elliot Williams, Hackaday's editor-in-chief, hosts a brief holiday wrap-up episode, noting that the podcast is in its second week of winter hibernation. He announces that special guest Tom Nardi will present the 'Year in Hacks 2021' retrospective in the following week's episode. The hosts wish the Hackaday community a Happy New Year and encourage them to keep hacking in 2022.

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