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Jimmy and Jessica talk to Bryan Costanich about the Meadow, a small chip that can run .Net. They also talk about Bryans IoT Beehive.
Guest: Bryan Costanich(@bryancostanich)
@wildernesslabs https://www.wildernesslabs.co/ Instagam: wildernesslabs
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Estados Unidos da América
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