This post is UNTRUE, it's a JOKE. Seagate makes the most reliable hard drive I've ever dealt with in my 10 years of computer experience. Even better, they are fast, quiet, AND cool to the touch!
.....OR you could just use edonkey, kazaa, bit torrent, ares, gnutella, blubster, winmx, freenet, direct connect, open nap, overnet, FTP servers, WASTE, http servers, or your own mail server.....
All of these would be much easier than using what you described. No matter how crap the network is.
650 separate e-mails for an ISO that I could download in almost the same amount of time and with MUCH less clicking. Yah, The warez groups are going to be ALL OVER THAT!
No, It'd be more like mapquest... It would give you the incorrect driving directions that always lead to random government facilities and force you to take the weirdest routes you have ever seen.
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Same. No headphone jack, No sale.
This post is UNTRUE, it's a JOKE. Seagate makes the most reliable hard drive I've ever dealt with in my 10 years of computer experience. Even better, they are fast, quiet, AND cool to the touch!
4 grand? Dont you mean 40 grand for an M3?
Does it run linux?
Come on, you were thinking it!
.....OR you could just use edonkey, kazaa, bit torrent, ares, gnutella, blubster, winmx, freenet, direct connect, open nap, overnet, FTP servers, WASTE, http servers, or your own mail server.....
All of these would be much easier than using what you described. No matter how crap the network is.
650 separate e-mails for an ISO that I could download in almost the same amount of time and with MUCH less clicking.
Yah, The warez groups are going to be ALL OVER THAT!
No, It'd be more like mapquest... It would give you the incorrect driving directions that always lead to random government facilities and force you to take the weirdest routes you have ever seen.