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Thread ID: 88665	2008-04-04 21:20:00	Any Ideas?	Roscoe (6288)	PC World Chat

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656056	2008-04-07 03:18:00	Sounds as though it's just too difficult.:horrified How sad. And I thought there were some perspicacious f1 people out there? I hope I'm not mistaken. It is too difficult. I thought I'd have a go but, for a start, it took more than 10 seconds for the page to display. Most people give up after about 5 seconds. Then it said something about access denied. :D	CYaBro (73)
656057	2008-04-07 03:29:00	Does that mean you only have dial up? How quaint. Or is it just to difficult?:rolleyes: "Quaint?" First time I've heard it described that way. I expect there are quite a few of us here who didn't realise our Dialup was the standard for quaintness..?	Laura (43)
656058	2008-04-07 04:09:00	Surely you can just use your psychic abilities to find it out?	roddy_boy (4115)
656059	2008-04-07 04:46:00	Download the mp3 file called anyideas.mp3 - 622MB. Any idea who it might be, where they were and what they were doing? www.mediamax.com Does that mean you only have dial up? How quaint. Or is it just to difficult?:rolleyes: Sounds as though it's just too difficult.:horrified How sad. And I thought there were some perspicacious f1 people out there? I hope I'm not mistaken. :groan:	Miami Steve (2128)
656060	2008-04-07 08:06:00	Roscoe=Pwned. 600MB just to listen to someone who puts his dialogue through a thesaurus most likely. What's perspicacious about using bandwidth to listen to something that's probably lame and golden-daysish anyway?	Thebananamonkey (7741)
656061	2008-04-07 08:13:00	Sounds as though it's just too difficult.:horrified How sad. And I thought there were some perspicacious f1 people out there? I hope I'm not mistaken.Sorry, but who in their right mind would waste possibly hours downloading a large file that they don't even want to keep, especially when some are on restricted datacaps? Think you need to be more realistic with your expectations. How about editing your 600+ MB MP3 to say a 2-3 MB snippet and maybe then you will get some takers?	Jen (38)
656062	2008-04-07 10:02:00	Sorry, but who in their right mind would waste possibly hours downloading a large file that they don't even want to keep, especially when some are on restricted datacaps? Can't imagine why it would take hours to download when it only took me about five minutes to upload. There is one other file that I have uploaded to that site (nothing to do with the present topic) that is 28MB which did not take hours to upload, either. It took half an hour. My experience has been that it takes approximately the same amount of time to upload or download an audio file as it takes to play it in real time. The file in question should not take any more than five minutes even on NZs slow broadband. But not to worry. It is obviously too much trouble for anyone to contemplate so delete the thread at your leisure.	Roscoe (6288)
656063	2008-04-07 10:06:00	But not to worry. It is obviously too much trouble for anyone to contemplate so delete the thread at your leisure.620 MB is the size of a full CD of data. You can easily get operating systems the same size. Did you mean it was 620KB and not MB? I think you are being very harsh with your comments/attitude considering the size you stated the file was. I'm on full speed ADSL for downstream. It would take me maybe 6-8 HOURS to download a file that size.	Jen (38)
656064	2008-04-07 10:41:00	You're correct. Sorry, Jen. Had my Kb and Mb mixed up. it should have read Kb. The audio track, as I said, is only about one and a half minutes long. Is that what gave you the clue? Nevertheless, I did think that there may have been at least one person up for the challenge. Not to worry.	Roscoe (6288)
656065	2008-04-07 11:27:00	The audio track, as I said, is only about one and a half minutes long. Is that what gave you the clue? Where did you say this? Perhaps you merely foresaw yourself saying it, and never actually did.	roddy_boy (4115)
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