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Well as of now... not really much... but I'm heading into my second year of computer engineering so I hope to learn some more. But to be honest if I cant figure it out I know someone who could. Unfortunately I'm more of a hardware guy right now.
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Sweet!! I guess that's one thing I can help you out with when I get to Ohio . I'm going to upgrading to T2 internet and I suppose I could help a little with the bandwidth problem.
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Um sorry dude, I'm not a contributing member to lq so I don't think you can pm me. Do you allow free pm'ing on your site? Cuz I could just create an account there and you could pm me? I'm going to set one up now as bowbalitic thx
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. I'm going to upgrading to T2 internet and I suppose I could help a little with the bandwidth problem.
