I just noticed a new benchmark in P2P variety. At 5 PM EST on Sunday, 4-27-2003, some 4,769,944 Kazaa users were at that moment sharing 1,022,941,857 files.
That's over 1 BILLION different files available, the first time I've noticed it in 10 digits. Even counting that a lot of those are duplicates, that's still a huge, beautiful bouquet of goodness in music, video, still images, and more.
Come on in kids, the water's fine!
Come and get us, coppers! ...if you think you can.
Unreformed hawkish Hoosier hillbilly Al Barger runs the still squeezin' down the psychodelic Kentucky moonshine at More Things. What with the paranoid religious visions, the Pentecostal music, visions of God and anarchy running amok and such, somebody …
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