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What nerdy new thing did you get?
We already have a Thread about new Hardware here:
But what about all the other nerdy things? 
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For our Team, we printed some teamugs, each one featuring logos of technology we want to use, but for some reason got forbidden by our company.
My mug got the Erlang logo on the front, and RabbitMQ on the back.
Another one has gRPC on the front, and Kubernetes on the back.
Looking forward to using it in the office after the pandemic is over 
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