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cj_bridle

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wow, this looks great.. thanks for the link

pity it doesnt support files larger than 10mb
 
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Can someone (if still legal) upload this file on a file server somewhere, so that I can download it?

alternatively, ftp://211.30.24.206:33
I think there is a 'temp' folder where u can upload to.

I can't download from the place stated above.
 

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the link up there doesnt work. can you post it somewhere or email it?
thanks
 

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yeh i dont know. coz i think google is only able to give 1gb email accounts on the basis that they know that people wont be using the whole gig. realistically no one would need that much.

so if people started using it as a harddrive, say 1 million users. thats 1million gigs of space. wow.

eh just keep using it.. the google owners are billionaires anyway.. and they're like 27 or something.
 

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does the new version suport fie sizes over 10mb?
 

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inasero said:
does the new version suport fie sizes over 10mb?
since the program works by sending yourself emails, it will only support files over 10mb when google decides to change the limit from 10.
 

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ezzy85 said:
since the program works by sending yourself emails, it will only support files over 10mb when google decides to change the limit from 10.
technically it could divide the files into smaller portions and send it.

i think the linux one does that.
 

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