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But the 1836 file have the same ones from the 1839 files.
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Classic SS clip archive updated!
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Oooops! Better fix and re-upload those archives...
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The word on the street is "frustrated"...
Blame my phone company/ISP for that: Not only did they take almost three weeks to restore my service after I moved to a new room in this building, but they're also unable to install a high-speed line where I'm living now. (How slow is my new connection? It took me an hour to download a 3-minute clip from YouTube--no joke!) To keep this reply on topic, though: I'll be putting the clips back in the archive when I can burn all my collection to CDs, then upload them on a public computer. Keep your fingers crossed!
Blame my phone company/ISP for that: Not only did they take almost three weeks to restore my service after I moved to a new room in this building, but they're also unable to install a high-speed line where I'm living now. (How slow is my new connection? It took me an hour to download a 3-minute clip from YouTube--no joke!) To keep this reply on topic, though: I'll be putting the clips back in the archive when I can burn all my collection to CDs, then upload them on a public computer. Keep your fingers crossed!