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• February 19, 2012
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  The PANIC button saves you from bad music

  Posted: February 19th, 2012, 6:01am PST by Caleb Kraft

  Tags:  panic-button bad-music old-favorites peripherals hacks  

  Having a communal music collection being played on random can be really fun. You experience new music and get to hear old favorites. However, not everyone shares the same taste. Sometimes, you absolutely need to just skip the song coming on, for the sake of everyone involved. That was how the Panic button was born. [...]