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At the top of the page source: <!-- Ahh... I see you're a distingushing Internet user. You're really a "check under the hood" --> <!-- type of guy. I lik
by clemesha 16y ago
At the top of the page source:
<!-- Ahh... I see you're a distingushing Internet user. You're really a "check under the hood" -->
<!-- type of guy. I like that about you. I also like how you really told off that bully-->
<!--at the Christmas party... you're such a stud. And have you lost weight? You're looking great.-->
and at the bottom:
<!-- You looked all the way down here?! Let's hump. -->
Classic.
- jacquesm 16y agoanother gem: http://www.supersimplestorageservice.com/error.html?aspxerrorpath=/secure/s4/API/documentation/SOAP/home.aspx http://www.supersimplestorageservice.com/error.html?aspxerro...
- tdm911 16y agoi like: "Please contact us with any questions by e-mailing us at the address below. All complaints and feature requests will be immediately stored using our S4-backed user request database."
- stcredzero 16y agoThey should have an FAQ: Q: I can't read my data! A: Good!
- mrvir 16y agoNext FAQ item: Q: Do you use any file compression on the storage servers? A: Yes, we use unix compression program: rm -rf
- stcredzero 16y ago/dev/null already has built-in compression, capable of infinite compression ratios. It incorporates encryption which is probably equivalent to a One Time Pad.
- mrvir 16y agoI see your point. More optimized data flow which could enable them to even use diskless storage servers.
- jacquesm 16y agoMore optimized dataflow would include a router that blackholes packets, or, even better to use the quantum entangled /dev/null scheme outlined below (my licensing terms are reasonable, there is no reason why they shouldn't do that).
- crocowhile 16y agoHow do you english/american guys pronounce FAQ? You spell it by letter like CIA or FBI?
- dhimes 16y agoThe PayPal links work!