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Lair Back online

April 7th, 2008 · No Comments

After nearly two years offline, lair.moria.org is back. A couple of things have finally transpired. I have moved off the PII 400 with 128 MB of ram to some new hardware that should go belly up, and at the same time moved provider networks, which should improve reach ability and a number of other backend [...]

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