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If not, why not? That way, people can choose whether they want to install various software betas based on how much SSD wear they are willing to accept. And since this data would be made public and available in one place, software developers would be more careful about excessive logging in their betas.

They shut down their API program years ago, but I was hoping to find someone who had an old key I could use. I run BookDNA.com and it would be helpful for us. Anyone know anybody who still has a legacy key?

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