I can fit an 8 terrabyte file onto a 60gb disk!

[chrisjk]

http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=173700

Any explanations as to how that happened?!?

[crptcblade]

Do you believe in magic cheese Chris?

[siyan]

if the file has lower pressure, it sucks in surrounding data until it gains incredible amounts of data-mass. so its dense and stuff. like it becomes a black hole.

-C

[Michael_Kamen]

Yeah, and even the Disk Docters© wont be able to drag you data out of that one!

[mendhak]

More value for your money.

[Michael_Kamen]

Originally posted by mendhak
More value for your money.

Lol :D

[jim mcnamara]

Gee whiz - patent it.

Of course, getting it back again will be interesting :D

What did you do, dump beer on the HD? Scandisk can't read through beer damage, you know. I find it interesting that the programmers had the foresight for use TB for a file size that isn't yet really supported.

Won't it be fun when we have MSDN downloads of only 350 TB?

[Michael_Kamen]

If you say it like that, it sounds just like you could fit it onto a single CD

[Pix]

I'm sorry Chris, it's all my fault. I sprinkled pixie dust on your hard drive :p

[chrisjk]

cheeky pixie ;)