ftp server needed

a program? Or actual hosting? because i think i can link you to some shareware ftp programs.

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most i have now is 180GB, 120GB + 60GB. 600GB is just, amazing. I know they just recently came out with 200GB hard disks and they are expensive. With all that space, what do you use it for? pron? I've barely used up 40GB in all.

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He also has a lot of moview and music.

My PC eats so much money that I'm in 'desperate' need of it to buy PC3500 RAM, help Svol with his OC project!
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It annoys me whenever I hear people saying they want more HDD space for their music!
Serioulsy, a friggin MP3 is average 4MB. Even, EVEN if you had like 200 songs, you are not even crossing 1GB!
I just don't get what's with people these days. Same thing with those insane MP3 players with their huge GB. No really, 20GB? You must be half-assed to use 20GB of MP3s, seriously. If I calculate right, and I'll even be GENEROUS and say your songs are high quality average 6MB, you will need 3333.33r of songs. We don't even have this much out each year!

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i used to have over 30,000 mp3s before i formated the wrong hd (on raid), but now i think i have about 10,000... most of the stuff i recovered and redownloaded.

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Of course, that's assuming that all the music is in mp3 format. WAV takes up much more, and is a preferrable format for editing and burning. The same high quality song in .wav is probably 50MB, and that's just cd quality (16bit, 44.1kHz).

Also, I'd say there way more than 3333 songs out each year. There's so much out there that many people don't realize because in on an Indie label, or it's not mainstream, or it's not released in certain areas, etc. Probably at least a third of the cds I buy are imports, and most of them are not mainstream or major-label (Sony, BMG, etc.). And let's not forget the local heros who are playing the local dives, have no record contract, but are recording themselves and placing their music on the web for everyone. Free music is great promotion if the music is remotely good. 20GB for an mp3 player might seem extreme, but it's gotten cheap enough where going smaller doesn't really save any money.

Jarrett

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It's called queing downloads and leaving it download while you sleep. You can easily hit 10,000 files in a very short time.

Top Processor=$799
Mobo=$150
RAM=$300
Video Card=$500
HDD=$120
Case=$180
DVD-ROM=$50
DVD-RW=$300
Putting it all together and hearing several loud pops=Priceless

News groups.

Download Multimedia.

It'll automatically download them for you.

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i bet i liked 25000 of the 30000 songs i had.... only the rap stuff i'm not realy into, but still some are cool.

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My friend... he downloads almost all music that comes out here. He uses his PC for his Drive In Show.

My PC eats so much money that I'm in 'desperate' need of it to buy PC3500 RAM, help Svol with his OC project!
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Yup...no capacity cap at all. Just speed caps. My newsgroups are offered through my ISP and I used to get downloads as fast as 700kbps but now I'm lucky if I get 200kbps. I guess more people signed up and the bandwidth has decreased.

Top Processor=$799
Mobo=$150
RAM=$300
Video Card=$500
HDD=$120
Case=$180
DVD-ROM=$50
DVD-RW=$300
Putting it all together and hearing several loud pops=Priceless

Each one of my mp3's is @ 320kbps rate, so some r up to 15mb. No cap here, except for speed, but that seems to be taken off every other day hehehe.

"If everything seems under control, you're just not going fast enough."
- Mario Andretti

Sometimes it's more about having the music than listening to it. It's there when you need it. I barely listen to the mp3s I have, but the last party I threw I had the music, so I didn't have to think about it. Now I'm burning some to cd so I can spin it when I DJ in 1-1/2 weeks. Now, I'm a bit more selective so I don't have that many mp3s, but I also know I could have more if I kept up with it, and that would make the crowd happier. I will eventually buy the actual cds, but this gets me by in the meantime.

Jarrett

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