xploring wrote:

Cost for ISPs. Australia is so far away from everybody else, and there is very limited number of cables connected to us. I think I read that ISP get charged for data too. New Zealand is even worse. Of course, those who charge $150 for every extra GB are obviously ripping off unsuspecting customers.

So ka... Wakatta.

http://min.us/

The easiest picture sharing site I've come across. Simply drag and drop. It's slick too.

xploring wrote:

http://min.us/ The easiest picture sharing site I've come across. Simply drag and drop. It's slick too.

Hmm, not bad.

One thing I noticed off the bat is that it renames the file to something cryptic... Hard to organize stuff that way.

xploring wrote:

http://min.us/ The easiest picture sharing site I've come across. Simply drag and drop. It's slick too.

Thanks, was looking for another site, my PB account is getting close to being maxed out.
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xploring wrote:

http://min.us/ The easiest picture sharing site I've come across. Simply drag and drop. It's slick too.

Thanks for the info. Just tried it out over in the Meisa thread. Hotlinking wasn't working there.

Jav_sol wrote:

Thanks for the info. Just tried it out over in the Meisa thread. Hotlinking wasn't working there.

I was having the same issue, there's no direct link button that shows the pic, not the link or at least I couldn't find it.
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hitomi #1 wrote:

I was having the same issue, there's no direct link button that shows the pic, not the link or at least I couldn't find it.

Down below the pic? Maybe only for registered users. Ok not the easiest site then...

xploring wrote:

Down below the pic? Maybe only for registered users. Ok not the easiest site then...

No, it is easy. The 'hotlinking' I was referring to was the news site I use. Looks like they're not allowing hotlinking anymore.

Free fiber optic internet service must be nice!

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Google Fiber beta test goes live, bathes Stanford in high-speed regularity
By Amar Toor posted Aug 23rd 2011 8:37AM

When we last checked in on the Google Fiber project, engineers were busy laying the groundwork for a 1Gbps network across both Kansas Cities, while preparing to launch a beta test near Stanford. Now, it looks like the beta service has gone live in the Palo Alto area, according to a lucky Reddit user who claims to be using it. The ISP is available free of charge to students and faculty members within the area, at pretty mouth-watering speeds. No word yet on when the Kansas City communities will receive similar treatment, but you can gaze in awe at the Stanford Speedtest result, after the break.

^ Dayem.

bmwracer wrote:

^ Dayem.

Right? For free! I'm sure it might not always be the case but how can could you complain if you can avail yourself of it for some length of time.

Article regarding top Firefox extensions. Might be useful info to some.


http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2375539,00.asp

Here we go...........

US prosecutors shut down one of world�fs largest file-sharing sites, Megaupload

http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/technology/apnewsbreak-workers-indicted-at-one-of-worlds-largest-file-sharing-sites-megauploadcom/2012/01/19/gIQAJPIRBQ_story.html

^ Speaking of which, here's a pretty good explanation about SOPA: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9h2dF-IsH0I&feature=youtube_gdata_player

^ Wonder how it'll affect sites like D-Addicts and AsianDVDClub.

It's a good thing I wasn't downloading anything from MU. But looks like the jdramas community at livjournal is going to be shutdown.

Jav_sol wrote:

looks like the jdramas community at livjournal is going to be shutdown.

For sure if they're relying on MU.

And the battle continues: http://news.yahoo.com/u-shutters-megaupload-com-hackers-retaliate-011423326.html

^ It's only the beginning...

bmwracer wrote:

For sure if they're relying on MU.

They were mostly relying on MU. It's shame because that place was great, if it was english subbed you could find it there.