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iansltx

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Golden, CO		reply to meister_sd
Re: You know...

But all the people you want to serve to are in the US right? Can you say "latency"?

I'm really curious as to how LUS is running their system hardware wise. Honestly if I knew how I'd woork for something like this back home in Texas.
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