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If you've ever ordered Cards Against Humanity from the delightfully corrupt board game's website, you may have noticed how ridiculously simple their interface is. 。

So, the company behind the game launched Blackbox, a super easy-to-use shipping company for independent artists. To prove just how uncomplicated Blackbox is, the team put together OK Cookie Co, where you can fulfill all your horrible fortune cookie needs. 。

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The fortune cookies each nestle a pessimistic or backhanded message on a slip of paper. For example, "Your wildest dreams will come true, assuming those dreams are about the extinction of honeybees." And, "You are perfect just the way you are. Maybe a nose job."。

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OK Cookie Co's website is indeed very simple. It's just one page with some info about the product, an order button and an interactive slideshow of a few possible fortunes. 。Credit: ok cookie co.  。

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Credit: ok cookie co.。

Blackbox has a detailed FAQ section on its website for interested businesses. According to the site, Blackbox’s tools helped get OK Cookie Co. up and running within days.。 But the best part?But the best part? The website is www.blackbox.cool. Not .com, but .cool. Cool. 。

We wonder if the technology also supports businesses that are 。

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