SneakerNet

[teddy]

Much like other P2P projects, I think every major city in the world 
should setup a downtown office.
Where you can go in and get any Torrent or Application available on the 
Internet.

What would you rather do?
Pick up some free CDs/DVDs or saturate your Internet and downloading 1TB 
of DVDs?

Perhaps better is an unoffical MEETUP group...

Only thing you need ia a catchy name...and some basic rules

/teddy







James Knott wrote:
> bob 295 wrote:
>   
>> I volunteer some of my time for the Halton Residential Solar Project.     This 
>> group wants to use OpenOffice.org as their office/database suite.      They 
>> have several Gatesware machines that they want to install OpenOffice.org on.    
>>
>> Does anyone know a local place where this group could purchase an 
>> OpenOffice.org 3.0 DVD?  or they stuck with downloading that huge file to 
>> each machine?
>>
>>   
>>     
>
> You only have to download once and then share that one copy among as
> many systems as you wish.  You can copy the download file to a USB
> drive, CD or share across the network.  If you wish, you can even give
> them a CD to take home.  You might also want to introduce them to
> Firefox & Thunderbird or Seamonkey, for email & browser.
>
>   

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