@pham_blnh: whoever made the robot catch the mouse cursor on @rerundotio cooked
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A tweet praises the creator of a robot that catches the mouse cursor, showcased in a video on rerundot.io.
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whoever made the robot catch the mouse cursor on @rerundotio cooked https://t.co/DktKqiS75A
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