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"PCs" 

Anonymous Coward • Friday 28th March 2008 16:17 GMT
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Note "PCs" in the title means computers running Windows, not Linux.

Online Backup 

Chris • Friday 28th March 2008 16:56 GMT

Online backup services are nice.. or they would be, if I didn't have a 30KBs cap on my upload over the net. Quick calculation puts that at roughly 18 hours for my 2gb documents.. while slowing the rest of my connection to a crawl. I hate my ISP.

Re: "PCs" 

Steven Pepperell • Friday 28th March 2008 19:35 GMT
Paris Hilton

I would love to hear how you worked this out.

Paris cause even she knows a PC can run Linux

infomercial 

Chad H. • Saturday 29th March 2008 14:31 GMT
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I hate to just critisice, but I thought the article read a bit like an infomercial... Espcialy the bits that said "Personally, I've never had much luck getting Windows Vista and OS X Leopard to recognize each other over a home network — so there's some appeal there." and the suprise revelation at the end you can get 50% off....

Re: Re: "PCs" 

Kjetil • Sunday 30th March 2008 18:53 GMT
Linux

By looking at the web site?

Tux, because linux runs on PCs too.

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