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- - Introducing GoogleGulp (http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/showthread.php?t=36849)

Adam Y.

01-04-2005 13:43

Re: Introducing GoogleGulp

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Google Gulp = April Fools
Gmail 2Gig = REAL

Check gmails website again. They have upped their webstorage to infinity plus one.

Adam Richards

01-04-2005 13:48

Re: Introducing GoogleGulp

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Originally Posted by Gmail Website

Gmail turns 1 today. And we've always loved a good joke. We know we won't reach infinity, but check out what we will do ...

^ Too bad infinity + 1 isn't real...

Wetzel

01-04-2005 14:09

Re: Introducing GoogleGulp

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Originally Posted by KTorak

Well, if you use it for file storage, you'll hti 2 GB. I easily have 5 GB of music on my PC :P

Thats what the 50 invites are for. 50*2=100GB. Allows me more room to grow my music collection. I've slowed down ripping my cds because I'm approching the 40gb of my music harddrive. Guess it's about time to repartition again.

Wetzel

Adam Y.

01-04-2005 16:53

Re: Introducing GoogleGulp

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Originally Posted by Adam Richards

^ Too bad infinity + 1 isn't real...

Yeah it is. It's just inifnity. It's odd but but it does work out that way.

Mike	01-04-2005 17:14

Re: Introducing GoogleGulp

If you guys truly want to get that technical about it, it isn't an infinite amount of storage. Even a company as large as Google has hardware limitations.

Adam Y.

01-04-2005 18:02

Re: Introducing GoogleGulp

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If you guys truly want to get that technical about it, it isn't an infinite amount of storage. Even a company as large as Google has hardware limitations.

Well I think we were talking about how you can't have one more than infinity but mathematically one more than infinity is still infinity. Though technically it resembles this more: N+1 Take the limit as n goes to inifinity. The answer is inifinity. Calculus is fun. It's impossible to have an infinite amount of anything right now.:)

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