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neurological dryer lint

dirty deeds... and the dunderchief

 

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just discovered something supercool about firefox. the download manager that i hyped a while ago is even niftier (it's a word, don't question it) than i thought.

i decided to download feedreader and play with RSS newsfeeds and whatnot. so i'm at the sourceforge download page, i click a link to grab the file, it fires up the download manager. 10kb/s. unacceptable. i click another link for what should be a faster server... and it AGGREGATES the two downloads and pulls down from both simultaneously, upping the speed to like 158kb/s.

what a great idea. :)

 

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