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What do you mean "the files are always there"? I have never had a problem with any of the other providers in that regard either, so I'm not sure what you're tr
by moe 17y ago
What do you mean "the files are always there"?
I have never had a problem with any of the other providers in that regard either, so I'm not sure what you're trying to say?
- erlanger 17y agoYou can't tell me you've never been to an obscure/old open source project's website with broken download links before...
- moe 17y agoWell, ofcourse I have but hey, I like it. Broken download links tell me: This project is abandoned, nobody even cares enough to update the links, stay away, don't waste your time. This didn't ever happen with google code and the ilk to me, mind you, but only during those desperate "feeling lucky" google searches. Yes the sourceforge links may still work, but who wants a tarball from 2001?
- erlanger 17y agoPerhaps someone who would find useful ideas in the source and apply it to their own OSS projects?