What Are You Doing Right Now
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Listening to some amazing music...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1q4-tzMI28
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A multi-part song done by one person...WOW!
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Getting a Redis cluster, not the one that is broken, up and running.
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uploading 8.x gb of pics to amazon. cause it's free
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@Hubtech said:
uploading 8.x gb of pics to amazon. cause it's free
Flickr is free too for up to 1TB of images.
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@scottalanmiller 1TB? Another few years and I can get my whole porn collection on it
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ha. amazon is free for all pictures. like all of them.
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@Hubtech said:
ha. amazon is free for all pictures. like all of them.
Yeah, that's pretty cool. Although filling up 1TB is pretty hard.
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1TB of Pics will easily fit on 69,000 +/- floppy disks.
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@MattSpeller said:
@scottalanmiller 1TB? Another few years and I can get my whole porn collection on it
Mostly it's just the time that it takes to do the upload
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@thecreativeone91 said:
1TB of Pics will easily fit on 69,000 +/- floppy disks.
EASILY
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@thecreativeone91 said:
1TB of Pics will easily fit on 69,000 +/- floppy disks.
Was it windows 98 that was offered on some stupid number of floppies? Getting me all nostalgic now
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Might have been. Windows 3.11 was the last one that primarily came that way.
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i'm 3gb up in not too long. i think i have a 100/20 connection here at the hizzy
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@MattSpeller said:
@thecreativeone91 said:
1TB of Pics will easily fit on 69,000 +/- floppy disks.
Was it windows 98 that was offered on some stupid number of floppies? Getting me all nostalgic now
Win 95 was I remember upgrade from 3.1 had to use a 5.25" to boot then move to the 3.5 for the data. Not sure about 98. Mine was on CDs by then.
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I am pretty confident that Windows 95 came on floppy. But my copy was CD.
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My 3.11 PC was my first one with a CD drive. But the OS came on floppies.
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Running lots of CentOS 7 updates here.
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@scottalanmiller said:
I am pretty confident that Windows 95 came on floppy. But my copy was CD.
I remember the CDs... Heck I think I just threw them out a few months ago. There was a folder on the CD that would allow you to build the Win9x serious boot disks.. I generally was using the 3.5" floppies by then.
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@g.jacobse Anyone remember calling 3.5" floppies "hard disks"? Referred to hard drives as just that.
