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On January 27, 1945, soldiers of the 60th Army of the First Ukrainian Front, under the command of Field Marshall Ivan Konev, reached Oœwiêcim. Over 230 Soviet soldiers fell during the fighting to liberate the city and nearby areas. Oswiecim, translated into German is Auschwitz. Today marks the 60th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Konzentrationslager complex. Over 1 million souls were put to death here, either due to extermination, torture, or neglect. Of the death toll, over 400,000 hungarian and 200,000 polish jews were among the people exterminated. May these tortured souls find peace, and the land where this atrocity was committed be healed by time and temperance.
e m p h a s i s: thoughtful
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Alright, I hate to have to do this - but the DSL line is just too unreliable to keep Illyan connected. As a result, we had to pull Illyan off of DSL as of 23:43 MST on December 29, 2004. As soon as we can get our enhanced account at DynDNS, all services will be available again - but that might be a few weeks. We can't afford it right now, and since everyone's using our service for free, we don't have the heart to ask for donations. It's only a measly $25, but we're more broke than peanut brittle at the moment, so that's the way it stands. To clarify: Det3 and all related services are NOT going away, they're just temporarily gone for the next few weeks until I can get onto a new DNS provider. If anyone who is using the service would like to pony up the $25 to expedite this, fine. But, if not, we'll probably be back up and running by mid-january.
e m p h a s i s: exhausted s p e c t r a l : d a t a: [KMFDM] r e v e n g e !
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So, I've got this DW8000 that works fine except for the delay board on it. I've tried swapping the board with an EX-8000, and it worked - for about a week. Well, it's been a doorstop since - and I have a plan, a great BIG plan. Mwahahahah. So, I figured a good way to go is to build a new effects board from the ground up. Except, I'll be better about it. I'll take some nice solid-state distortion circuits I've got designs for, toss 'em onto a board with either a cheap 16-bit DSP or an FPGA, then have it all controlled by an AVR or PIC CPU. It can pick up program changes from the DW's system, and I'll toss a second front panel onto the DW-8000 solely for mem control. Then, it can do the basic delay effects that the DW handled before, as well as some nice distortion. I could probably have it done by the end of spring semester, killing off the spare time in ECE1000 labs after I get done with the SUPREMELY COMPLICATED *snork* projects they're giving us. Hrm. Maybe I'll use that nice ARM CPU I've been drooling over... but that would be killing a fly with a 747. More thoughts on this later... I've got to get stuff done around the house.
e m p h a s i s: busy s p e c t r a l : d a t a: [LINKIN:PARK] points.of.authority
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