Sweet Sixteen
Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 10th of June 2020 05:47:44 PM
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TUX MACHINES is turning 16 today. Yes, 16. Not many sites last this long.
The interesting thing is, this past week we had an all-time traffic record and the same is true for the week prior. So for two weeks in a row, despite relatively slow news, we broke a record.
We aren't celebrating the birthday this year (we're still restricted in what can be done here, due to the virus), but maybe next year we'll do something and even share some photos. █
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