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nodes-pi : use your cluster for usual tasks

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Name	Modified	Size
nodes	2018-02-02	6.3 kB
nodes.pdf	2018-01-09	315.4 kB
ctrl-fan.py	2017-10-17	1.1 kB
Totals: 3 Items		322.8 kB

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