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From: "Claus Gustafsen" <claus@gustafsen.nu>
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Subject: Re: Images of the Eastern Front - 2
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So much have been said about size and bandwith, and I don't have a problem
with large images as my bandwith is good enough to fetch what I like, but
what is essencial here, to me at least, is to thank the guys who scanned and
posted images for us to see. I f we download a few and find them not to our
liking, then just skip the rest.
I prefer smaller images to no images! And I am thankfull to those who share
pictures that reflect what this newsgroup is about.
So thanks again for scanning and posting.
Claus Gustafsen
news:IbOdnV7UFMLrUVHJnZ2dnUU7-XWdnZ2d@giganews.com...
On 31/01/2015 10:40, none@given wrote:
> <here@glorious-somerset.uk> wrote:
>
>> That depends entirely upon what type of connection you rely upon.
>
> Sure. But that doesn't mean everyone should come down to the level of
> tin cans and string Internet connectivity. We're beyond that now.
>
> By definition, downloading and collecting binary files is going to
> involve data.
>
> Unfortunate for the handful of people still on puny connection deals,
> but that's the nature of life. Stuff moves on.
>
> Cars don't go at ox cart speeds anymore either.
>
Many people can only take advantage of what is available. That is fact
of life, and in some parts of the world it's more than a "handful of
people".
Get real.
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