Hi, After reading through this newsgroup and getting all excited about the new series, I have decided to go into my lab at university and download a few episodes from the new series onto cd.
Only question is, where would I get them from? The lab wont allow me to install p2p sharing applications so itll have to be web....
try on edonkey ...
"00steve" a �crit dans le message de news: [email]...
The best place to get anything these days is, use DIRECT CONNECT, it always has over 1 petabyte of files online.
"00steve" wrote in message news:[email]...
"T-Bird" wrote in message news:3c80d405$0$33516$[email]...
always
what is that?
Owen
go to www.google.com and type direct connect for search. It is a direct download(hence name) programme..
"Owen Shiers" wrote in message news:jT4g8.26509$[email]...
In article , "Owen Shiers" wrote:
If you use factors of 1,000 a petabyte is a million gigabytes, so if your computer has a 50Gb hard drive, it's 20,000 such hard drives.
1 kilobyte (Kb) is 1,000 bytes (strictly speaking it should be kb) 1 megabyte (Mb) is 1,000 Kb 1 gigabyte (Gb) is 1,000 Mb 1 terabyte (Tb) is 1,000 Gb 1 petabyte (Pb) is 1,000 Tb 1 exabyte (Eb) is 1,000 Pb 1 zettabyte (Zb) is 1,000 Eb 1 yottabyte (Yb) is 1,000 Zb
Actually, in computing you should use factors of 1,024 so a petabyte is 1,048,576 Gb, or 1,125,899,906,842,624 bytes.
My annotated copy of the King James Bible is 4,563,915 bytes, so a petabyte would store just under 250 million copies of that bible.
Tennant
was asking what Direct Connect was! Thanks anyway!
Owen
In article , "Owen Shiers" wrote:
LOL!
Tennant
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and still it is a Sharing Program which isn't allowed....
Neither is downloading any form of friends onto your computer for viewung.
"DannyM" wrote in message news:c39g8.54647$[email]...
"T-Bird" wrote in message news:3c814096$0$33509$[email]...
Why not try using a proxy server in Kazaa to bypass the firewall, works in school with me. For a list of proxies http://www.cyberarmy.com/lists/proxy/
Owen
On Sat, 2 Mar 2002, T-Bird stated this considered view. Waking from my doze, I hastily scrawled -
Isn't that a million gigabytes? Perhaps you meant terabytes (1000 Gb)?
"Paul Hyett" wrote in message news:[email]...
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I thought it was rather a lot too!
Owen