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Last updated: Thursday, July 26, 2012

In the murky pre-digital past, there was a form of art known as “making a mixtape.” Music fans would aggregate tracks and record them onto a primitive cassette tape for others (sometimes a potential mate) to listen to. Although the mixtape has been lost to antiquity, the folks behind the MakerBot are trying to bring

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