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I can download software (that SR don't sell) and before completing the download I already have the serial number for it.
I love you, Net.
I love you, Net.
Absolu† Neó wrote:
> Urm.. how can he possibly download and fit 'all of the Internet'
> locally on his machine?
He cant, thats what makes it an amusing story.
Do you see?
> Urm.. how can he possibly download and fit 'all of the Internet'
> locally on his machine?
He cant, thats what makes it an amusing story.
Do you see?
Urm.. how can he possibly download and fit 'all of the Internet' locally on his machine?
The bloke who fixes* my computers at work told me he got call from someone in a real tiss. This guy rang him and told him that he had downloaded 'The Internet' (all of it) onto his computer. All because whatever he downloaded had put an icon on his desk with this label and had crashed his connection. He then read the size of the file as the number of pages. I cannot believe anyone in this day and age could be so gullible.
* term used very loosely.
* term used very loosely.
It's disgusting.
Technology advances are making me physically sick.
Technology advances are making me physically sick.
they have the internet on computers now?
Me too.
I love net.
I love net.
I can download software (that SR don't sell) and before completing the download I already have the serial number for it.
I love you, Net.
I love you, Net.