Well, I find it to be a consistently reliable source of Linux ISOs. It does feel awfully like storing gunpowder in the Parthenon, though; it feels like it deser

Well, I find it to be a consistently reliable source of Linux ISOs. It does feel awfully like storing gunpowder in the Parthenon, though; it feels like it deserves better. Much like the Parthenon, it also feels obviously designed for an earlier age. Sure it's technically scalable, but it's pretty noisy even now. Without some revolution in client design I suspect most groups would roil and gibber uselessly like the surface of an imageboard, if subjected to hyperscale-y traffic.