Quoting Edwin Casimero <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Why don't you download an iso and have it burned then
> let us all copy it. Thanks in advance...
Because at best I will get a dial-up connection somewhere in the 50kbps area to
again at best average a throughput of somewhere near 6kbps as reported by
kpppload (which cannot all be attributed directly to the ISO image that I will
be downloading). This will mean I will be connected for at least a day and a
half per ISO image, and I don't even have a guarantee that I will be able to
complete the download. Now, if you, or someone else is willing to get me a
dedicated dial-up connection, cable access, or a leased line to my office in
Las Pinas, then I will be willing to burn discs of anything I can download.
I'll even do this for free, I'll just bill you for the media.
(Hope you get the point I'm driving at). :-)
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Federico Sevilla III
Network Administrator
THE LEATHER COLLECTION, INC.
#15 Don Mariano Lim Industrial Complex, Alabang-Zapote Road
beside Toyota Alabang, Las Pinas City 1740 PHILIPPINES
Tel: +63 (2) 842-2261 [Trunk Line]
Fax: +63 (2) 842-2204
Cell: +63 (919) 550-4216
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