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      <title>Keep your phone bill slim while abroad</title>
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I just didn't want to choose between these two proposals. So I took a Raspberry pie, an old cell phone, a SIM card and after some hacks, it became a server that sends me SMS's (free) when I get an email. Awesome!</description>
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