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This is a screenshot from a Wikipedia page titled "Paul Buchheit - Wikipedia," focusing on the biography of Paul Buchheit. The page is structured with several sections including "Early life and education," "Career," and "Philanthropy." Paul Buchheit is identified as an angel investor and software developer, known for his work on projects like Gmail and FriendFeed. Born on November 7, 1977, he studied computer science and participated in rowing during his university years. The career section details his work at Intel, Google, and his role in creating Gmail. It also mentions his involvement with FriendFeed, a real-time feed aggregator, and his later work with Y Combinator. The philanthropy section highlights his charitable efforts, including setting up Google Moderator in 2009. The layout is typical for a Wikipedia page, with text organized in columns and a sidebar listing personal and career information. The background is a plain white typical of Wikipedia’s interface, with hyperlinks and section headings in blue. A pop-up description of FriendFeed is visible, detailing its function and creators.
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