How to Share Large File on The Web Using MegaUpload
The following tutorial will explain you how to share a large file on the web between you and your friend or anyone else. I'm choosing
MegaUpload as an example here - not for any particular reason - but later, I might write more tutorial for other large file sharing service, such as
YouSendIt and
RapidShare.
One of the most advantage of using MegaUpload, compare with other similar service, is the duration how long your file(s) will be kept in their server. Your uploaded files will be deleted only after it become unused for 30 days. So, if many of your friends download it, over and over again, the files will always be there. The size is quite big, up to 250MB. Not as big as YouSendIt which allow up to 1GB file size, but it's more than enough to share your music files, movies, etc.
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Windows Longhorn won't be Reloaded
One month after a team of Windows enthusiasts hit Milestone 1 of Longhorn Reloaded, Microsoft has put the kibosh on the project.
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Windows Server 'Longhorn' Updated
Alongside the December CTP of Windows Vista, Microsoft has released build 5270 of Windows Server "Longhorn." Both operating systems are available on the same DVD image. Although development is currently in line with the client build, the next Windows Server won't be ready until 2007.
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19.12.2005 New build of Windows Server Longhorn
Theres a new build 6001.16406 up on the ongoing Longhorn Server beta program.
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20.12.2006 Longhorn becomes Windows Server 2007
Microsoft has decided that its experimental server software, which has been working under the codename Longhorn, will be shipped under the name "Windows Server 2007".
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7.5.2007 Windows "Longhorn" Server February CTP Now Available
The English-only February 2007 Community Technology Preview of Windows Server "Longhorn" (build 6001-16461-070209-1510) has been released.
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19.2.2007 Windows Server "Longhorn" Beta 3 Review
The next major version of Windows Server has been on a slow burn for years. The story of this product, which, like Windows Vista, is codenamed Longhorn, does indeed have its origins alongside Microsoft's recently released client operating system (see my Windows Vista review).
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3.5.2007 Longhorn:: Hypervisor - Windows Server Virtualization Demo
I just posted the TechReady keynote demo, which I talked about earlier, on soapbox.
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9.3.2007 Get Longhorn Style Sidebar in Windows 7 & Vista with Longbar
Prior to Windows Vista it was known as Longhorn which was revolutionary Windows Operating system.
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29.10.2009 Windows Vista, Longhorn Server and IE 7 Beta Test Reboot
Testers who responded to the Microsoft call up to be re-included into the Windows Longhorn Server beta test have been notified that the test has been "restarted" under the old name "Windows Vista, Longhorn Server and IE 7 Beta"
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16.1.2007 Up next: Longhorn Server
Now that Windows Vista is finally finished, it's time to turn the spotlight onto the next version of Windows due to hit: Longhorn Server.
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11.11.2006 Windows Server "Longhorn" April 2007 Community Technology Preview is Now Available for Download
We are pleased to announce the release of the April 2007 Community Technology Preview of Windows Server "Longhorn" (v6001-16497-070330-1720).
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7.4.2007 Longhorn Reloaded - What Vista Might Have Been
You may remember Windows Longhorn as the codename for the project that eventually led to Windows Vista. But some folks out there arent satisfied with that explanation. They say Longhorn was meant to be much more, before Microsoft changes its goals for the final release, stripping the new WinFS file system among other things.
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9.6.2007 Early Vista-Longhorn: Compatible Or Not So Much?
Sources cite interop problems between early versions of client and server OS.
There may be more going on behind the scenes with Vista and Longhorn than even the wildest conspiracy theorists have thus far surmised.
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20.5.2006 Longhorn Server 5600 Released
Longhorn 5600 was just released on
MS Connect, with the following builds:
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6.9.2006 Longhorn Server Beta 3 today?
Windows Server Code Name Longhorn is schedueled for release to beta testers sometime later today, with some of the most important changes coming to Longhorn Server Core.
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25.4.2007 Longhorn Server Beta 3 download
Thanks to Radiance for this downloads. Here is several x86 and X64 versions of Windows Server "Longhorn".
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26.4.2007 August 2006 Community Technology Preview (CTP)of Windows Server "Longhorn" build 5560
Hot on the heels of Windows Vista RC1, we have now released the August 2006 Community Technology Preview (CTP)of Windows Server "Longhorn".
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12.9.2006 Longhorn Datacenter will have no extra virtualization costs
Today virtualization is expensive for licensing. Microsoft asks people to license every OS installed on virtual machines, even if powered off. But something is changing.
Since the release of Windows Server 2003 R2 Microsoft started approaching a per-use licensing model instead of a per-installation model.
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13.1.2006 Microsoft to let users lead Longhorn forward
Microsoft plans this summer to offer special licences to users who want to run the Beta 2 version of the Longhorn Server operating system in specific roles within their networks.
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30.5.2006 Did Microsoft Deliver the Longhorn Vision in Vista?
On October 27 2003, Microsoft did the first public demo. What are the differences between this version and Vista RTM? Watch the video to see.
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27.1.2007 Microsoft Issues New Longhorn Server CTP
Although Beta 3 of Windows Server "Longhorn" was expected sometime this month, Microsoft has instead issued a new Community Technology Preview.
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8.4.2007 Longhorn Server CTP program starts in April
Windows Server Devision Blog: One of the things we get asked a lot is when Longhorn Server will be released and when people will be able to get their hands on a new pre-release build. In fact,
as Patrick mentions below, this was also a
frequently asked question for Jim Allchin, co-president of our Platforms, Products and Services division,
when he met with journalists, bloggers and analysts this week, so we thought it was time to put our cards on the table.
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30.1.2006 Microsoft To Ship Longhorn Server In Second Half Of 2007
The next Longhorn server beta is due "shortly" but the final product won't ship until the second half of 2007.
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26.4.2006 Forget Vista. Long live Longhorn client!
Should old, abandonned operating systems just fade away? Or is there some way to breathe new life into them without running afoul of the copyright police?
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27.10.2006 Longhorn Server Beta 3 due first half of 2007
Windows Server OS is still on track for its delayed release by the end of 2007.
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14.11.2006 Microsofts Iain McDonald: Its the end of a Longhorn era
Iain McDonald, a guy with the humble title of Director of Project Management for Windows Server, has had a long and deep impact on Microsofts Windows organization.
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4.7.2007 Vista: the Gender Challenged OS, After the Longhorn Sex Change
Windows Vista is a Microsoft gender-challenged operating system, after it has survived the Longhorn sex change. Just bear with me, it will all make sense in the end, I promise.
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22.3.2008 Microsoft Updates Its Windows Server Roadmap, Longhorn server delayed
Expect Longhorn Server Beta 3 in the first half of next year, but no Windows Server 'Centro' for mid-size businesses until 2008. And there might be a Windows Server Branch Office in the future, after all.
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24.5.2006 Windows Server Code Name "Longhorn" Beta 3 Step-by-Step Guides
These step-by-step guides help IT Professionals learn about and evaluate Windows Server Code Name "Longhorn."
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11.5.2007Windows Longhorn won't be reloaded, after all
One month after a team of
Windows enthusiasts hit
Milestone 1 of "Longhorn
Reloaded," Microsoft has put
the kibosh on the project.
Longhorn Reloaded an
initiative of a handful of
members of the Joejoe.org site
to take up where Microsoft
left off with its Longhorn
client development in 2004 is
no more, according to a
posting on the Joejoe.org
site.
In late May,
the core team of Joejoe
developers working to
resurrect the old Microsoft
Longhorn client code, managed
to deliver Milestone 1. But
the project subsequently
attracted the attention of
Microsofts lawyers...
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22.06.2007Longhorn Server Beta Goes Public
For the first time, the
general public will be able to
get their hands on Longhorn
Server, as Microsoft released
the first publicly available
beta on Thursday. The company
says Longhorn is still on
track for a late 2007 release...
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26.04.2007Windows Sever 'Longhorn'
Updated
As Windows Vista Release
Candidate 1 signals the new
operating system is nearing
its release, Microsoft is
still hard at work on the next
version of Windows Server,
still code-named
"Longhorn." The
company over the weekend
released an August CTP...
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12.09.2006Windows Server 'Longhorn'
Updated
Alongside the December CTP of
Windows Vista, Microsoft has
released build 5270 of Windows
Server "Longhorn."
Both operating systems are
available on the same DVD
image. Although development is
currently in line with the
client build, the next Windows
Server won't be ready until
2007...
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20.12.2005Microsoft Squashes Longhorn OS Project
A group of Windows enthusiasts
that wanted to attempt to
bring back features cut out of
Vista through a modified
version of Longhorn code circa
2004 found out Microsoft
didn't take too kindly to it...
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23.06.2007Windows Vista, Longhorn Server and IE 7 Beta Test Reboot
Testers who responded to the
Microsoft call up to be
re-included into the Windows
Longhorn Server beta test have
been notified that the test
has been "restarted" under
the old name "Windows Vista,
Longhorn Server and IE 7
Beta"
The latest
build, Windows Longhorn Server
6001-16406-061208-1900 for X86
and X64 is available for
download and testing. As of
yet there is still no final
designation for the server
version but we'd still like
to speculate that it will end
up as Windows Server 2007
seeing as Microsoft already
made it clear when Windows
Server 2003 was released that
it intended to stay with the
"Windows Server"
branding.
Windows
Longhorn Server didn't
receive much attention at the
Consumer Electronic Show, it
was shadowed by Windows Vista
and the Windows Home Server
announcement, hopefully this
will change when WinHEC hits
later this year in LA.
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16.01.2007Microsoft Issues New Longhorn Server CTP
Although Beta 3 of Windows
Server "Longhorn" was
expected sometime this month,
Microsoft has instead issued a
new Community Technology
Preview. The update is
available to beta testers, and
the build number remains in
the 6001 series, according to
the Windows Connected weblog...
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05.04.2007Windows Vista UI design spoof video
Making spoof videos would definitely top the list of talents by Microsoft employees. Heres a dated but rare video starring the infamous (and now
disbanded) MSX design team who worked on the Windows Codename Longhorn project.
This time they poke fun at the user experience
decision making process for Longhorn, what would become Windows Vista. Starring from left to right, Tjeerd Hoek - design director for Windows, Greg
Melander - visual design lead for Longhorn; Cees van Dok - lead product designer; Mark Ligameri - design manager & creative director for Longhorn; and
Chris Guzak - senior architect for Windows.
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07.09.2007The double-decker Windows taskbar
Long Zheng: To the untrained eye,
Ammunitions Longhorn PC concepts last week might look nothing more than standard industrial design renders. But if you stared at
it long enough as I did, youd notice the Windows Longhorn screenshot on the monitor shows a taskbar is nothing like anything youve seen before. Since
theres no official name for it, Ive dubbed it the double-decker taskbar.
Ive finally been able to track down the screenshot in
its original form...
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05.12.2007Windows Server Longhorn August
CTP Released
Microsoft released a few days
ago, on September 9, an update
to Windows Server Codename
"Longhorn" to MSDN and
TechNet subscribers.
"Marked as Build
5600, the August 2006 CTP is
an update to Windows Server
"Longhorn" Beta 2. You
won't find many additional
features over Beta 2, but
there are big gains in
performance and reliability as
we've been able to bake in
all the core OS improvements
that were happening
simultaneously in Windows
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13.09.2006Microsoft reveals focus for
Longhorn Itanium
Microsoft has revealed
that Longhorn, the next
manifestation of Windows
Server, will be optimised for
three specific workloads. The
company said that the Itanium
version would be designed to
support databases, ERP and CRM
application and customised
applications.
The forthcoming release is
due sometime in 2007. The
Itanium version of Windows
Server is the OS for servers
running on Intel's x64
Itanium processor, which is
targeted mainly at high-end
enterprise
customers.
Because
of the specific high-end
optimisation plans, the
Longhorn release for Itanium
won't be a good fit for
servers handling less
computing-intensive
applications. These include
applications such as Windows
Media Services and Windows
SharePoint Services, or common
office functions such as file
and print and
faxing.
The plan to
tweak versions of Longhorn for
specific business needs meets
the objectives of a strategy
outlined by Bob Muglia, senior
vice president for the Windows
Server Division, at
Microsoft's TechEd Conference
in June. Muglia outlined what
Microsoft is calling "the
right server for the right
job."..
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06.09.2005Microsoft Updates Its Windows
Server Roadmap
Microsoft executives are
sharing publicly more details
on the company's Windows
Server roadmap, especially
Windows Longhorn Server and
follow-on releases.
Microsoft is
planning to release a Beta 3
build of Longhorn Server in
the first half of 2007,
company officials told WinHEC
attendees. The final Longhorn
Server product will ship in
the latter half of 2007,
company officials added. Until
recently, a number of company
watchers were expecting
Microsoft to release Longhorn
Server in the first part of
2007.
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24.05.2006Longhorn Server to Be Named Windows Server 2007
ActiveWin are claiming that
the final designation for
Windows Codenamed Longhorn
Server will be Windows Server
2007 after all, how original!
Speculated here long before
Vista hit RTM.
"An
unnamed Microsoft official
just confirmed to
ActiveWin.com that the new
Windows server succeeding
Windows Server 2003 will be
named Windows Server 2007, now
known in its beta form as
Windows Server "Longhorn".
Windows Server 2007 is
currently slated to be
released in the second half of
2007, culminating a long beta
process which began in early
2005. In addition, development
has begun on the next series
of MSCE certification tests
geared for Windows Server
2007."
An
interesting point to note,
Longhorn Server is not
expected to be completed
before the start of the second
half of 2007. We all know how
good Microsoft are for keeping
dates, so anything could
'still' happen. For now at
least it's Windows Server
2007.
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17.01.2007Microsoft Windows Server Code Name Longhorn Beta 3
Microsoft Windows Server Code
Name "Longhorn" helps you to
increase the flexibility of
your server infrastructure
while saving time and reducing
costs. Powerful new management
tools and security
enhancements allow you to have
more control over your servers
while providing advanced
protection so you can spend
less time on everyday tasks
and more time bringing greater
value to your organization.
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26.04.2007Windows Server Codenamed "Longhorn" Beta 3
Windows Server Code Name
"Longhorn" Beta 3 has been
released to the general
public. "Longhorn" Server
comes in three editions,
Standard, Enterprise, and
Datacenter. Each edition has
both a 32bit and 64bit
version. All editions are
available in three different
language, English, German, and
Japanese.
More to come soon!
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26.04.2007Windows 7 'HomeGroup': rebirth of Longhorn 'Castle'?
Long Zheng: Half a decade after its initial conception, Windows Codename Longhorn still proves to be a great source of ideas. One of which known as
Castle, appears to have been revived to be a
feature of Windows 7 as HomeGroup.
We know what
Workgroups are - Microsofts implementation of a
peer-to-peer computer network for Windows to share files, printers and other resources. So what are HomeGroups?
That mystery
didnt last very long as someone was kind enough to point me to some well-aged reading material which described exactly what Castle was, and the same
person claims what HomeGroups are about to become.
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14.02.2008Will Windows 7 track your every move?
One good place to look for what might be coming in Windows 7 is an early planned feature list of Vista (then called Longhorn) back in 2003. If one
intriguing feature, called Location Awareness, makes its way into Windows 7, it could track your every move...and that could be a good thing.
Microsoft described Location Awareness, along with a host of other planned features, in a document called the Windows
"Longhorn" Pre-Release Privacy Statement that detailed
to beta testers Longhorn's expected data collection and use. (Thanks to istartedsomething for uncovering this document and
its relation to another potential
Windows 7 feature, HomeGroup.) Many of these features never made it into Vista --- remember WinFS anyone?
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18.02.2008Microsoft's Exchange 12,
Longhorn SBS, Centro Will Be
64-Bit Only
[b]Microsoft announces that
the next version of Exchange,
its upcoming Windows Server
"Longhorn" Small Business
Server and its Centro
infrastructure solution for
midsize businesses will only
be released as 64-bit.
[/b]
Microsoft
Corp. is pushing forward with
its plan to embrace 64-bit
computing across all its
products and has decided that
the next version of Microsoft
Exchange as well as the
upcoming Windows Server
"Longhorn" Small Business
Server and its Centro
infrastructure solution for
midsize businesses will only
be released as 64-bit and
optimized for x64 hardware.
Bob Muglia, senior
vice president of Microsoft
Server and Tools, announced
this at the IT Forum being
held in Barcelona, Spain...
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16.11.2005Longhorn Server December CTP released
On the evening of December 20
(EST) Microsoft released to
testers the December Community
Technology Preview (CTP) build
of Longhorn Server.
Microsoft has posted the
new Longhorn Server bits to
the Microsoft Connect site for
download. The December CTP is
what was slated to be the
November CTP of the next
version of Windows Server.
Thebuild number
of the December CTP is
6001.16406. Both 32- and
64-bit versions are available.
Microsoft is
planning on one more Longhorn
Server CTP (possibly in
January) before releasing the
next major milestone, Beta 3,
in the early part of 2007. The
final Longhorn Server release
is slated to ship in the
latter half of next year.
Thanks for the
heads up BoInTheMix! jcxp.net -
22.12.2006As ISPs choke file-sharing, users look elsewhere
As
ISPs constrict
file-sharing services such as BitTorrent, new data shows that users are moving to file-hosting Web sites to avoid slow downloads.
RapidShare and
MegaUpload are
among the most used file-hosting services. Together, the two sites account for 9 percent of all Internet traffic in the Middle East and 4 percent in
Germany, according to iPoque, a company based in Leipzig, Germany, that specializes in traffic-management appliances for ISPs.
The percentages are significant since over the last year usage of file-sharing sites, which number in the dozens, has surged, said Klaus
Mochalski, iPoque's CEO. The sites offer potentially faster download speeds for sharing files than peer-to-peer networks.
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