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Old 04-01-2006, 09:54   #12
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Re: BlueYonder Capping

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Originally Posted by Pø†øƒGøLÐ
There is only so much people will want to download, they will just get the information quicker.
But there are some people who will download everything just in case they want to watch/play/listen to it at some point.

I know someone with an external HDD filled with 200GB of music. He freely admits that he'll never listen to the majority of it but downloads all he can just in case.

Some people are like that with movies and games as well which are a lot bigger than a 50-60MB album download. With DVD-R's dropping in price it makes it possible to download and archive the full DVD then pop it into a folder in case its needed to be watched in the future.

And most offices have at least someone who will 'helpfully' provide colleagues with DVD's of the latest movies and TV shows. Thats easily a good few large downloads a day.
Where do you think these come from?
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