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New Recon Decoder and Storm Forum Listing
      #37105 - Sat Jun 11 2005 07:24 PM

New (In testing) Teddy's new recon decoder: Comments can be made here

Link to NEW decoder

also, I added storm forum listings to the right side on the main page, to allow for more topics to be discussed with front page style attention!

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Re: New Recon Decoder and Storm Forum Listing [Re: MikeC]
      #37149 - Sun Jun 12 2005 11:23 PM

Teddy's decoder is server side only, so the Javascript based one will remain too, I'll probably have both available. If anyone is working on the javascript version and wants to help update that, then let me know here or via email.

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