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What's above terabytes? Because this (humourous) graphic is claiming that "the whole Internet" contitutes approximately 22 of them.
I assume they picked a number at random and then said "double it", but I'm just kind of curious how it might really compare to the size of "everything on the net right now". This is a huge number (note it's MB, not KB as I at first thought), but somehow it doesn't seem large enough nonetheless.
I assume they picked a number at random and then said "double it", but I'm just kind of curious how it might really compare to the size of "everything on the net right now". This is a huge number (note it's MB, not KB as I at first thought), but somehow it doesn't seem large enough nonetheless.
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Date: Oct. 7th, 2004 12:05 am (UTC)From:The real transfer time was little under ten minutes, if I recall. But the sight of seventeen billion minutes was a bit jarring.
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Date: Oct. 7th, 2004 12:52 am (UTC)From:speaking of downloading i gotta get back to workin...
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