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My version of the Satellite might be old, but it doesn't contain spyware. It's probably a few months old. AudioGalaxy also has a Linux binary-only version - it doesn't even use XWindows.
On a 28.8. Screw getting that.
If Bell Lab's new technologies are used, does this mean the bandwith problems discussed recently can be fixed?
Were those who expected the fiber optics to last so long not anticipating Napster and widespread piracy? To me it seems that those illegal activites have contributed greatly to the growth of Internet traffic.
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My version of the Satellite might be old, but it doesn't contain spyware.
It's probably a few months old.
AudioGalaxy also has a Linux binary-only version - it doesn't even use XWindows.
On a 28.8. Screw getting that.
If Bell Lab's new technologies are used, does this mean the bandwith problems discussed recently can be fixed?
Were those who expected the fiber optics to last so long not anticipating Napster and widespread piracy? To me it seems that those illegal activites have contributed greatly to the growth of Internet traffic.