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Submitted by srlinuxx on Monday 15th of October 2007 05:17:50 AM

If anyone noticed the site not being updated today it was due to a hardware failure. I've been getting warning signs from my motherboard for a while and it finally gave up the ghost today.

If anyone has an abandoned amd_64 agp motherboard they ain't using no more, I'd appreciate the donation.

If anyone is interested in sending me one, you can Email me for shipping address.

Also, of course monetary donations will be gladly accepted.

Thanks,
srlinuxx

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