Hi guys , finally found a good file upload site ! colossalshare.com had "not so TOS" files up for weeks and still cranking think its pretty lacks.
give it a go not sure if its moderated but seems good ! :)
http://colossalshare.com
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Hi guys , finally found a good file upload site ! colossalshare.com had "not so TOS" files up for weeks and still cranking think its pretty lacks.
give it a go not sure if its moderated but seems good ! :)
http://colossalshare.com
2 MB just aren't what they were in the 90s :(Quote:
Are there any restrictions to the size of my uploaded files?
A: Each file you upload must be less than 2 MB in size for free/non accounts
IKR. That's like 1 1/2 discs back then (1.44 MB). :happy:Quote:
Originally Posted by anon
I even remember having a particular conversation with a guy who pointed out that his new PC could, "[play] Stairway to Heaven in memory." :O
2 MB, that's a colossal amount of text. I mean, it's like two million characters.Quote:
Originally Posted by anon
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See? That's like a $400 value for absolutely no cost! Imagine the value after being adjusted for inflation :oQuote:
Originally Posted by anon
How many RPM did that disc have :) ??Quote:
Originally Posted by anon
lol nice one!Quote:
Originally Posted by xenoiaHow many RPM did that disc have :) ??Quote:
Originally Posted by anon
To continue the above conversation, I was doing some research recently, and stumbled upon this article...
http://www.atarimagazines.com/comput...size_crisi.phpQuote:
While 516MB may seem like a lot, it's not. You can now buy a 200MB drive for just $500. Drives exist that store over one gigabyte and cost in the $3,000 range, not much more than you would've paid for a 60MB drive just a few years ago. In the mid nineties, you'll be able to buy a 500MB drive for just $700.
I'm racking my memory and giving away my age but I remember shortly after the IBM PC came out, a colleague spending $1500 for a Corvus 5GB hard disk system.