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Thread: NetValve adjusts your bandwidth via a traditional gate valve

  1. 29-09-2017, 08:10 AM #17
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    Re: NetValve adjusts your bandwidth via a traditional gate valve

    Buy the individual parts, mount it on wood and you have a desk toy. Other than that, I don't see the point.
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    Re: NetValve adjusts your bandwidth via a traditional gate valve

    This would make more money if they made it by hand, filmed it, put the video on Youtube and collected the $0.05 in advertising revenue.
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    Re: NetValve adjusts your bandwidth via a traditional gate valve

    No, just no.

    The only doesn't need to be physical item that I want is a GG button..

    https://www.ggbutton.com/
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