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Comment Re:Not Rude in My Book! (Score 1) 882

The last time I did that, I was following a old chevy pickup, 50mph uphill, and 65mph downhill, over and over again. When I worked out what he was doing, i dropped back, and when he crested the hill, i was about 5 car-lengths behind him doing 75.... over the crest of the hill, no oncoming traffic, ZIP. halfway around him, a state trooper came over the hill in front of me..... I had already pulled off the road at the bottom of the hill by the time he reached me, turning on his lights and u-turning behind me.
I got out of the 20-over ticket and just got a warning after I told him what I had done. Of course, pulling off and sitting on the trunk with my license/registration ready probably didn't hurt either.

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Transformers Special Edition Chevy Camaro Unveiled 299

roelbj writes "Automotive stories are few and far between on Slashdot, but today's news from Chevrolet might just make a few readers' mouths water at the chance to own their own Bumblebee. Today at Comic-Con, General Motors officially announced the 2010 Chevy Camaro Transformers Special Edition. The $995 appearance package can be applied to LT (V6) and SS-trim Camaros in Rally Yellow with or without the optional RS package."

Comment Re:misleading much? (Score 1) 291

i guess you dont keep your OS up-to-date do you? Or would you find it acceptable that it takes 5 hours for WindowsUpdate (or PackageManager) to download this week's vendor patches? If I know that this week's patch updates are going to be large, I drive into the office where I have access to a 10Mbit/sec Internet connection. If the number/size of patches is small, I'll download them via my 3G wireless card.

On another note, what's the difference between my downloading parts 1-6 of CentOS5.3 from 6 different sites concurrently, and downloading the Torrent??? I'm still going to be limited to 10Mbit/sec download. I also check the hop-count between my current peering gateway (my provider has several peering sites) and the sites from which I download the 6 parts.

Would it be better for me to use wget and download the six files one after the other from the single closest repository, or simultaneously get 1 each from 6 different sources?

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