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November 30, 2012

Tech Blunders, Catastrophes & Epic Fails of 2012

Zack Whittaker, ZDNet


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Thanksgiving is over, and we're heading into December. It's time for a look back at all the blunders, catastrophes, epic fails and major screw-ups of 2012.

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