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- Aug 17, 2002
A typical 700MB CD does not have an extra 100MB hidden away on it, like you said.
You're right it doesn't. That wasn't the point. The point was that there ARE some out there that do. I have a whole stack of disk with 850mb+ on them right here on a spindle. Find media that works and you can always just buy more of it. So saying typical 700mb disk is just revelent to what you buy. All i get are the disk that do the 900mb so all the disk i come across do it. The point of the story was that sometimes there are ways of getting more out of something and it is a sport getting it to do so. *small hint* "Overclocking CPU's, motherboards, GPU's, watercooling, freon cooling; all of these are not practicle. But people do them anyway. This whole forum, this whole entire group of people come here because we enjoy doing all the things we supposidly "aren't capable of doing". It is fun and interesting. We try it and come here to talk about it. Not bash others that want to believe in it and get a big enough pair to go find out. Reading other posts and relying on that as proof for your argument means absolutely nothing. I'm looking at two partitions right now that are writing. Maybe when the otherone gets full it will start writing over my new one. But at what point? If i still manage to put 15-20 extra gigs on a drive before rewriting it then mission accomplished. There are those that try and those that "comment" having not tried at all. The later has no ground to stand on in my book. Be a pioneer.