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Caps is the plural of the word "cap"; see cap (disambiguation). "Caps" may also refer to:
Caps - a political faction in Sweden, during the 18th century.
Capital letters (for example, in " Caps Lock key").
Washington Capitals - an NHL hockey team.
See also CAPS, for uses of "CAPS" as an initialism.
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Esmu jauks un lloti atraktiivs... man patiik puust ziepju burbuliissus... =] un veel man patiik lloti juurinna [ tas man ir lloti miillss laiku pavadiitaajs!]... man patiik braukt ar snovbordu kopaa ar draugiem [ tas ir jautri- iesaku iemaaciities braukt ar snovbordu :) ]... man patiik visas rozaa un lilaa lietinnas :) ar maniim gandriiz nav nekad garlaiciigi... esmu skaljsh un jautrs =] & man patiik lloti lietus, tad es skrienu laukaa un skraidu... man dikti, dikti patiik lietutinnss un tai skaitaa arii zibens un peerkons tas ir kautkas vienreizeeji skaisti un biki biedeejoss, bet tas kaa kuru reiziiti, bet citaadi tas ir forssi =] aaa... un man lloti, lloti, lloti patiik samidiit =] jaaa un veel man patiik, ka man kutina peedas tas ir dikti jautri... =] |
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G6Flash and DS PassKey Review
Installation - of the card on PC / Mac
U-Disk Manager - setup and run
Write NDS roms to G6 -
Flashing Rom
MultiMedia Card specs -
4in1 media
Maintenance - tools and utilities
G6 NDS Roms Menu - on Nintendo DS
G6flash DoFAT RAM - special patch tool for fast load roms and multiple save games
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Par mani: Aizraujos ar kimiju un kompju
lauzšanu. Dievinu smagu muziku
un pavadit laiku kopa ar
draugiem.
Svars 74kg,
augums 182cm (102.5kg
-spieš., 140kg-piet., 165kg
t.)
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These larger projects will likely benefit from simulation, prototyping, or pilot testing as part of the design to ensure you\'ve made the right choices and the requirements are fully realizable.
In a typical SSL installation, the server maintains credentials
so that clients can authenticate the server. In addition to
presenting a certificate at connection time, the server also
maintains a private key, which is necessary for establishing that
the server presenting a certificate is actually presenting its own
certificate. Cryptographic-acceleration cards will generally store
the key in hardware, making it unavailable to the actual computer.
After you have a firm set of requirements, focus on design. This
determines how you\'re going to satisfy requirements with least
cost. The design should fully describe what components and
configurations are necessary to satisfy the
gbc roms
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