1/2 Billion downloads

Posted February 20th, 2008 by hrdinsky

Start: 02/21/2008 - 05:00

End: 02/21/2008 - 23:59

Timezone: Etc/GMT

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Exactly 8 years before we

On November 17th, 2008 car hifi says:

Exactly 8 years before we felt very difficult to download any new softwares.. Like, it takes min of 2 hours to download 50mb software.. But now our technology has moved soo far.. It does not take not more than 10mins to download 100Mb software.. thanks. regards,

Amazing

On October 28th, 2008 irfanmusa says:

I was very much found of IE but recent Firefox updates really impressed me and now i am using firefox. Although Google has also introduced his browser Chrome but its not as near to Firefox. I am using software magazzino for email confirmation. But i will sign-up in future for this event

Unbelievable. I think

On September 17th, 2008 hckd says:

Unbelievable. I think FireFox the best browser in the world. Google Chrome is not a competitor.
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interesting

On September 7th, 2008 heraskom says:

and yet another big torrent sites dies due to mpiaa or the riaa… oh well.good.

Next Signup

On August 24th, 2008 certvista says:

When would be the next sign up open? I have to participate as well, i was busy in making test king website. Well i am sure it will be started again soon

It's high number! This - not

On April 1st, 2008 Redfish says:

It's high number!
This - not exactly that we - after here and I certainly shall not want to love my effort supporting and spreading open source to turn in spreading something that already illegal in my country.
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Half a billion is a great

On March 22nd, 2008 airlines says:

Half a billion is a great number, but the reality is, they can't track how many first time downloads there have been and that's the number that really matters.
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No info on the companies that donate the rice?

On February 23rd, 2008 sonickydon says:

Well, it's sure a very nice gesture but there's a concern yet to be clarified.
What kind of rice do they donate?
If that rice is genetically modified it's not much of a courtesy, it's more likely a way to spread potentialy dangerous products of certain brands around the globe. That's not exactly what we are after here and i certainly wouldn't like my effort of supporting and spreading open source to turn into spreading something that's already illegal in my country (though it is finely covered as a life-saving charity)