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Totally wrong thread, sorry. These look cool, thinking about buying some to play with. http://store.netgate.com/mobile/ADI/RCC-DFF-2220.aspx There is also a four core version and an upcoming six core. http://store.netgate.com/mobile/ADI/RCC-VE-2440.aspx Also cheaper n-1 gen stuff available at that site. Just ran across the website when looking at some of the pfSense recommended hardware configurations and what some of the newer NAS hardware was powered with and thought about Doug, so figured I would post it.

Hacked Great Firewall of Seriously though, how hard is it to detect an openvpn connection to EC2?

Larry: my wife had that watch (I think) and its beat to hell. You mentioned in the past you had a local guy that could do some casework? Any idea how much a best-effort polish would cost?

I currently have an unlocked A1522 MGAV2LL/A (6+ 64GB) and looking to trade for a A1524 (flexible on color and storage) to get better basses. Anyone interested?

Examples?

One of the reasons I like my source: " In addition to the 8200CD, the 8200CDQ adds full preamp functionality whilst maintaining the same chassis size as the 8200CD. The existing digital inputs are joined by three line-level analogue inputs, providing source selection and volume control in the analogue domain. The preamplifier section is fully balanced and all analogue input signals are converted to balanced form, helping to reduce distortion and noise. Class A gain structures are present throughout, and users may choose between preamplification in the analogue or digital domain in respect of the digital inputs. In addition, the 8200CDQ adds a direct-coupled, discrete, Class A headphone amplifier, accessible via a socket on the front panel."

No thread commenting England's play in the ICC World Cup?

Wow, from entrepreneur to grave-digger, quite the career change!

It was enough before this.

Perhaps Lil'Knight has some, alongside everyone's money.

Reminds me of the local "Lord of the Fries" place around here.

JH13

Seems like a flaw in the software. Very simple to do this using Diptrace.

Definitely like the microadjust deployant.

Depends on where you live.

That's not the mafia way

I have an ad here with a large lot. I can't mail them for a while though.

Went on a nice long bike ride with the family, with lots of uphill climbs to get here:

It still can be tricky, making sure the power supply heat sinks can cope, for example, even if there is extra current capacity in the PSU. I like to plan for 10% line fluctuation.

Increasing it would be useful if you wanted to decrease a cap in proceeding gear (you asked if there was any reason, this is kinda obvious, perhaps I am not answering the question).