Harddrives, what to do..?

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I got just over 3TB worth of portable harddrive space gathering dust in my room. I considered making loads of different VM's using the harddrive space but looking for more ideas (no warez). Any ideas what to do with them folks..?

edit: or porn :D
 
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send me one lol..

my hard drive died yesterday.. 1.5TB gone down the drain.. the reader head got stuck on the actual disk, so the electric motor wont start.. now i have to return the motherfcuker and try to recover some of the stuff i had on it..

can you imagine.. i bought my desktop pc brand new 4 months ago..

recommend any reliable brand of hard disks?

p.s. on topic.. porn! :D
 
send me one lol..

my hard drive died yesterday.. 1.5TB gone down the drain.. the reader head got stuck on the actual disk, so the electric motor wont start.. now i have to return the motherfcuker and try to recover some of the stuff i had on it..

can you imagine.. i bought my desktop pc brand new 4 months ago..

recommend any reliable brand of hard disks?

p.s. on topic.. porn! :D

I feel your pain.. I dropped mine and lost everything. :/ Yeh I could sell them on ebay but wouldn't really be a great deal of profit, also honestly I don't have the motivation to box them all up and take photos etc.

I was thinking more along the lines of say: 500+ VM's, with old version of AOL installed = 500 fresh IP's :)

edit: proxies.. :o
 
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I feel your pain.. I dropped mine and lost everything. :/ Yeh I could sell them on ebay but wouldn't really be a great deal of profit, also honestly I don't have the motivation to box them all up and take photos etc.

I was thinking more along the lines of say: 500+ VM's, with old version of AOL installed = 500 fresh IP's :)

How are you going to get 500 Different IPs ?
 
Yea how do you get the ip's? I'm interested!
 
There was a method shared in the past discussing what I'm talking about (can't remember who posted it but credit to whoever it was). Installing the old AOL software on a VM provides you with a free AOL proxy, works more like a VPN.
 
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