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Berlin native Aram Bartholl had an pretty fascinating idea when he was in New York City.
He started to leave USB drives around the city, just stuck into walls, concrete, random public areas. The idea is that if you have a computer, or anything with a USB port, you can plug into one of these drives, see what files people have shared, and continue to share your favorite files from your machine for other random passers-by.
Yeah, seriously...um...anyone who reads this, who doesn't already know this, be warned...please don't plug any USB device that you find anywhere into your computer...
Not only a terrible idea, but I really hate these clickbait social media headlines.
"A cop answered a distress call. . . but nothing could have prepared him for what happened next"
"21 pictures of animals. . . number 18 took my breath way"
"A child saw his brother being bullied at school. . . his response - PRICELESS"
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