no Speed Limit

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No more FTP. No email attachments. Receive and Send large files as big as 2GB to 15 PCs in the World.

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No more FTP. No email attachments. Receive and Send large files as big as 2GB to 15 PCs in the World.
Big File Sender comes in 4 editions- Personal, Home, Professional, and Enterprise edition. You can send multiple files to multiple PCs. No speed limit, depend only on your ISP internet speed. It provides everyone with speedier file tranfer to your office, employees, friends, business office, etc. Students can send study notes to their friends in minutes. Save money from expensive courier charges. Requires no training and no administrative maintenance. No account creation, download, register and start sending and receiving. For management of the files transfered, BFS has a log feature: every send n receive is logged, and you can see later what files did you send and received in the current session, from what ip, the time and so on. The transfer is peer 2 peer so no one can enter on this secure line, so don't worry, your transfer is safe. Very nice GUI that helps you see the progress better, progress bars, percentage labels and so on. The remote PC must have any edition of Big File Sender to send or receive the file. It means both PCs must have any edition of Big File Sender to transfer the files.

The German Autobahn, renowned for precise engineering and infamous for unlimited speeds. Roughly two thirds of the Autobahn system has no speed limit and the average speed is about 80 mph (130 km per hour) but at any time, those that can are going 100 mph (160 km per hour) and up. The Autobahn is nearly 7300 miles in length, which is enough to cross the United States twice. All packed into an area roughly the size of Montana! Megastructures Autobahn profiles what it takes to build, operate, maintain and drive the world's ultimate super highway.

Enter The Kettle is the second album on Alex Paterson from The Orb’s new label Orbscure. It’s primarily a duo LP with him and old friend Fil Le Gonidec, who together are OSS. OSS have played at Glastonbury, Fuji Rock, supported Kraftwerk and played chess with Robbie Williams, who also stole their speed.