News for the year 2014. ---> Free online ftp UAC data server for everyone!!!!!!!!!!!!

PCunicorn said:
I haven't ever attracted a single piece of malware from, well anything, including finding a program. Also, I don't know if I'd want to store or download stuff from a guy who says he's working on a keylogger that's's "undetectable" and assorted other viruses.
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Yeah but you'll upload and download stuff from people you know nothing about (any uploading website)...

It's not a bad idea, he just needs to start it make it better with time and experience feedbacks.
 
You got about the space as a 2tb drive and with that upload speed. Your not anywhere near ready. That's like walking around with a can of gas telling people you have a car.
 
Punk said:
Yeah but you'll upload and download stuff from people you know nothing about (any uploading website)...

It's not a bad idea, he just needs to start it make it better with time and experience feedbacks.
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Being I usally save important docs on my own server... I think I know about myself.

For downloading, that may be true but I never download stuff that hasn't been downloaded thousands of times before, and I don't download stuff from people who make malware.

And +1 to StrangleHold, 2 TB would store 3 distros of Ubuntu. Not very much at all.
 
We all need to start somehow...

I will start making first tests on 03.01.2014.

By the way,the speed I gave you was wrong.It's not a big difference,but here is the actual one (for now because I will change it to a faster one once I set up the server):
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S.T.A.R.S. said:
We all need to start somehow...

I will start making first tests on 03.01.2014.

By the way,the speed I gave you was wrong.It's not a big difference,but here is the actual one (for now because I will change it to a faster one once I set up the server):
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This sounds like an interesting setup, I have a personal one setup myself for my own use on a 3TB drive, but I have an upload speed of 25Mbps ;)

With an upload speed of 0.39Mbps (50KBps), this is how long it would take at a minimum for someone to download a given file:

VLC (22MB) - 7 minutes
Adobe Reader (50MB) - 17 minutes
GIMP (69MB) - 23 minutes
Ubuntu (700MB) - 4 hours
Fedora (953MB) - 5.4 hours

Now this is just with one person downloading at your maximum possible upload speed. Add in 2 people and it double, see where I'm headed?
 
WRXGuy1 said:
This sounds like an interesting setup, I have a personal one setup myself for my own use on a 3TB drive, but I have an upload speed of 25Mbps ;)

With an upload speed of 0.39Mbps (50KBps), this is how long it would take at a minimum for someone to download a given file:

VLC (22MB) - 7 minutes
Adobe Reader (50MB) - 17 minutes
GIMP (69MB) - 23 minutes
Ubuntu (700MB) - 4 hours
Fedora (953MB) - 5.4 hours

Now this is just with one person downloading at your maximum possible upload speed. Add in 2 people and it double, see where I'm headed?
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Thanks man!
I do agree with you.But once I put this online,not long after that,I will increase the upload speed with my ISP. ;)
 
Seeing as most of the people on this forum are from the USA, could you do a speedtest based on a US server to see what download speed people could expect? :D
 
Patience my friend. :D

I did not even start making UAC server tests yet,not to mention to put it online.This is going become available during 2014. year.

When?

I have no idea when lol.But probably in the first 2 (maybe 3) months if everything goes well...and it should since I finished everything on 31.12.2013. ;)
 
PCunicorn said:
And +1 to StrangleHold, 2 TB would store 3 distros of Ubuntu. Not very much at all.
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3? They're about 700MB a piece aren't they? That's under 1GB, and a 2TB disk is typically about 1800GB once formatted and stuff in Windows.
 
PCunicorn said:
And +1 to StrangleHold, 2 TB would store 3 distros of Ubuntu. Not very much at all.
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Think your a little off there man. I just meant that in the theory of relativity, such a low upload speed plus 2TB isn't really that much. For a UAC just thought it would have a lot more space.
 
The space capacity on the UAC data server AND the upload speed on the UAC data server will be increasing as the time goes on.

As I said...we all need to start somehow. ;)
 
WRXGuy1 said:
Good point. 2TB sounds like a lot, but once you get 2-3 700MB+ Linux distros you'll be out of space.
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WHat?

On 2TB he can have about 1000 of linux distros... (some distros might over 1G hence the 1000s, I'm not sure all of them are 700MB).
 
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