Google Rolls Out Online Storage Services
An anonymous reader writes "The associated press reports that Google is slated to provide online storage at a price. From the article: 'Web search and Internet services company Google Inc. on Friday began selling expanded online storage, targeted for users with large picture, music or video file collections. The prices range from $20 per year for 6 gigabytes of online storage; $75 per year for 25 gigabytes of storage; $250 per year for 100 gigabytes of storage; and $500 per year for 250 gigabytes of storage.' Is this too expensive for what there offering, or are you going to make use of it?"
Well, that about does it for comments here.
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>>> Yes, and I can get a pair of shoes or a blowjob for that too.
Which store does that combo? I'm heading there as soon as I find out!
That would be OK too, because then they can detected it encrypted with "foo algorithm" and send you a targeted advertisement that "Biz bang Algorithm is better" and then offer you links to crypto products and stuff. Either way, they win :) It's brilliant.
Sigh.
Here we go again, wielding the language of Shakespeare with all the delicate sensitivity and purpose of a surgeon wielding a cosh.
And again, online storage is something you just dump something on. It's a big truck. It's not a series of tubes.
Sincerely,
Ted Stevens (R-AK)
Read more carefully. They don't offer it as a combo, it's either/or ... either the shoes or the blowjob.
If you're looking for a combo then $100 will get you a pair of sandals and a reacharound.
Oh, say does that Star-Spangled Banner entwine / The myrtle of Venus with Bacchus's vine?