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But your not limited to size in the files feature that uploads. OM idea
along with yours both would work fine. It would similar to Omega's site
download. We could even program our list to automatically save inter-data
tick daily on a daily bases from all data feeds. We could also have a place
to keep historical data. We need to get independent of Omega before they
take even further measures limiting patch tick data downloads etc.
Robert
At 07:57 AM 6/30/00 -0500, robert.cummings@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>Awh your right but your idea would work just fine.
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>Robert
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>At 02:55 PM 6/30/00 +0300, Michael Tzianos wrote:
>>Thank you for the offer, unfortunately these "Internet-diskdrives"
>>put a limit to downloads, so I doubt many people will be able
>>to get it (I couldn't).
>>
>>Another excellent initiative, would be to put the complete archives
>>of this list's past messages on-line. ftp://ftp.eskimo.com/u/j/jimo/
>>has only the last couple of digests.
>>
>>http://www.markbrown.com/omegalist.html used to have a
>>broken link to Omega-list archives (?). I got no response,
>>when pointing it out to them, in fact the MarkBrown site seems
>>to be empty but a logo right now.
>>
>>Another URL, where some omega-list EL code is stored is at
>>http://home.iae.nl/users/guus/omega/sourcecode/ELindex.html
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>>I would be willing to provide 5 or more MBytes of space, for the
>>benefit of Omega-list users, on a Web-server.
>>
>>What do people think ?
>>
>>MJ
>>
>> >Here is all the systems sitting in my computer doing nothing. I don't use
>> >them and I got them from this list. So if your new you can get all these
>> >systems just by going to the download URL I'm posting below.
>> >They are TS4 friendly.
>> >
>> >http://www.whalemail.com/download.php?Id=121052&Hash=5781f089
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