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				<title>Distributed Systems: The Fortnite example</title>
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				<description>Using Fortnite as a concrete example to understand what distributed systems are, why they exist, and what properties make them fundamentally different from a simple client-server setup.</description>
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				<title>BlockBench: Making Minecraft Skins and Models</title>
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