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Aquarius:
Nice one. It’s satisfying, seeing those download speeds, innit? :)
nattie:
groovy
Sarabian:
Cool.
Although, everything will be so fast for a while, but soon you’ll be getting impatient at the download speeds again, when you have forgotten how sloooooowww 56k was.
Sometimes I think I won’t be happy until the computer knows what I want to download before I download it, and will have already downloaded it and installed/played/compiled it as I’ve moved my mouse onto the link
gilmae:
you could put up with it being that slow?
Itai:
One of my favorite writers once wrote of a machine that plants, waters, picks, cooks and eats potatoes. Mankind is obsolete.