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       "Re: What is a good modem?" (Jan 26,  9:06pm)
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} > my personal recommendation would be the usr sportster or courier x2 modem.  This is what I use on a machine running fbsd at work
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}   Ugh, not X2.  It is doomed anyhow...
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}   A Zoom K56Flex is highly rated lately.
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:-(

By whom?