Those FTPs were not publically accessible -- the users, numbering in the dozens or hundreds at most, were software crackers, dvd rippers, couriers, etc. So normally a 'top site' FTP would see a steady incoming flow of…
I threw that old thing (logitech squeezebox) in the recycling. With how warm it was in standby I bet it cost more money in power bills than itself don'tcha know.
This launch reminded me of the now long-cancelled JIMO mission.. JUICE is probably _fine_, but I can't help wishing that we had had the $ and the stones to go for the real deal :)
Those FTPs were not publically accessible -- the users, numbering in the dozens or hundreds at most, were software crackers, dvd rippers, couriers, etc. So normally a 'top site' FTP would see a steady incoming flow of…
I threw that old thing (logitech squeezebox) in the recycling. With how warm it was in standby I bet it cost more money in power bills than itself don'tcha know.
This launch reminded me of the now long-cancelled JIMO mission.. JUICE is probably _fine_, but I can't help wishing that we had had the $ and the stones to go for the real deal :)