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    FS/FT: Cleaning out the Closet - Looking for HTPC Accs!

    Bump. Couple of items pending.
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    FS/FT: Cleaning out the Closet - Looking for HTPC Accs!

    Thanks to Ryzen, I've finally put my old systems to rest! I'm looking to either recoup the cost or get some of the accessories I still need for my Raven Ridge emulation rig. I accept Paypal and check. Local pickup is available within a reasonable distance of the Beachwood, OH area. All items...
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    Sennheiser HD 598 Over-Ear Headphones $99 Amazon

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    The Inevitable Arrival Of Subscription-Based Windows

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    The Inevitable Arrival Of Subscription-Based Windows

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    The Inevitable Arrival Of Subscription-Based Windows

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    The Inevitable Arrival Of Subscription-Based Windows

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    The Inevitable Arrival Of Subscription-Based Windows

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    iPhone 6 Reportedly Launching 'As Early As September'

    On the contrary: we've always been at war with Eastasia! Apple can do no wrong.
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