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What bit-torrent was made for

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bob_on_the_cob Posted: Thu, Oct 29 2009 11:43 PM

 

Now I have been gone all week. Looks like I have spam to crush! MUAH HA HA.

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Super Dave replied on Fri, Oct 30 2009 12:14 AM

bob_on_the_cob:
Now I have been gone all week. Looks like I have spam to crush! MUAH HA HA.

Crush-on, my Brother!

 SPAM-posters beware! ®

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bob_on_the_cob replied on Fri, Oct 30 2009 2:15 AM

Super Dave:

bob_on_the_cob:
Now I have been gone all week. Looks like I have spam to crush! MUAH HA HA.

Crush-on, my Brother!

Geez. This misa dude has wasted more of my time than flash games. I think I got rid of anything reported in the last week or so. Except for that one were 3vi1 totally owned the dude to the point were he deleted his own post about some micro software.Big Smile

Anyway back on topic. I was trying to download Ubuntu for a solid hour trying different download locations and stuff. Everywhere was slammed. Finally I thought of bit-torrent and it finished in 15 minutes.

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3vi1 replied on Fri, Oct 30 2009 8:05 AM

Great use of BT, Bob!  One problem...  You're not using KTorrent!  Stick out tongue

And, like SD said:  Crush on!

 

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