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A comment on the question "Will the 100GB sharing limit be raised?" in Wuala:

According to Google:
(100 Mbps) * 1 day = 1.02996826 terabytes.
10 Mbps would take 10 days.
1 Mbps would take 100 days. – sunk818, on October 14, 2009 20:34

A comment on the question "Will the 100GB sharing limit be raised?" in Wuala:

According to Google:
(100 Mbps) * 1 day = 1.02996826 terabytes.
10 Mbps would take 10 days.
1 Mbps would take 100 days. – sunk818, on October 14, 2009 20:33

A comment on the question "Will the 100GB sharing limit be raised?" in Wuala:

According to Google:
(100 Mbps) * 1 day = 1.02996826 terabytes.
10 Mbps would take 10 days.
1 Mbps would take 100 days. – sunk818, on October 14, 2009 20:33

A comment on the question "Will the 100GB sharing limit be raised?" in Wuala:

You just add more computers using your login. I have six now. – sunk818, on October 14, 2009 18:51

sunk818 replied on June 07, 2009 23:07 to the problem "PIRACTY private CANNEL "siamo solo noi" SUSPEND user "LELE67"" in Wuala:

Seems to me that any Wuala employee should have a user icon that identifies them as such. You might invite a Wuala employee by mistake and then they would have access. Would Wuala employee be obligated at that point to remove copyright files?

sunk818 replied on June 06, 2009 20:52 to the question "Why does Wuala display hundreds of unrelated files in search results?" in Wuala:

Not to worry, I understand your point.

> at least I cannot find the word "pod" or "buda" in any of the descriptions
> displayed by Wuala and the program does not tell me why they are there

Re: [thn096]-04-benfay_-_quick_drifter.mp3

If you download the file and use a program called XVI32 (hex editor), you will see about 50% through the file (location 5ACE20) there is some text: pOD

sunk818 replied to "Can I somehow share files and folders directly using windows only ?", but it was removed. see the change log

sunk818 replied on May 29, 2009 03:58 to the question "Why does Wuala display hundreds of unrelated files in search results?" in Wuala:

Their search is poorly conceived. Search terms are the boolean OR, so results containing pod or buda will shop up. They also don't prioritize how results are sorted, so irrelevant may appear first while results you really want may be somewhere else. Using boolean search using AND would go a long way toward relevancy.

sunk818 replied on May 20, 2009 21:48 to the question "Can I use a file synchronsation application with Wuala?" in Wuala:

Some apps work better than others. Date/time comparison sync work well. Byte-for-byte comparison type applications will usually cause network timeouts. For Windows, Allway Sync is working good for me. Beyond Compare is good too.

sunk818 replied on May 19, 2009 17:13 to the question "Is it possible to upload/transfer files directly from a web source?" in Wuala:

Jean-Pierre: Check the discussion here: http://getsatisfaction.com/wuala/topi...

A comment on the question "Is it possible to upload/transfer files directly from a web source?" in Wuala:

Per, the process you describe still requires the download to your local computer and upload to Wuala. – sunk818, on May 18, 2009 20:41

sunk818 replied on May 13, 2009 21:06 to the idea "Automatic speed detection on first start?" in Wuala:

Pichu - what would be the benefit of having such a feature?

sunk818 replied on May 13, 2009 19:22 to the idea "Limit number of connections" in Wuala:

I have a WRT54GL w/ Tomato firmware so I can hardcode max TCP and UDP connections, but with cheap consumer routers this is not possible. I find that about some consumer routers will often choke if you try to have more than 100 (sometimes 50) open connections. The problem is easily compounded if you're using p2p like Bittorrent at the same time.

sunk818 replied on May 13, 2009 19:14 to the idea "Bandwidth/system resource slider!" in Wuala:

I too think it is possible, but it shouldn't be high priority by any means. There's already a way to manage bandwidth by typing in your download & upload speeds. Stuff like this is something you want to do when there's nothing else to fix or improve in Wuala. :)

sunk818 marked one of Andreas Brenner's replies in Wuala as useful. Andreas Brenner replied to the idea "Simple in-browser downloader".

sunk818 replied on May 05, 2009 21:17 to the idea "Add support for pseudo-streaming." in Wuala:

At least in Windows with a mounted W:\ drive, Wuala will open files from the W:\ drive. For example, if I want to play an w:\myfiles\movie.avi and skip to one hour into movie, Wuala will do this very easily. Of course, it takes a little time to buffer, but Wuala doesn't have to download the entire movie first. If do not have a W:\ drive, then Wuala needs to download the entire file before you can view it.

sunk818 replied on May 05, 2009 21:12 to the question "Wuala with OpenWRT" in Wuala:

Caleido - Do you want to start selling Wuala boxes? Plug into Ethernet via DHCP and we're good to go? :)

sunk818 replied on May 04, 2009 20:22 to the idea "let wuala observe directory for automatic uploads?" in Wuala:

I've been using Allway Sync and its been working nicely to synchronize files. If you wanted to use it for backup onto Wuala, it can do that automatically as well.

A comment on the question "Solution for small business?" in Wuala:

It seems Wuala needs to set up a way to purchase storage for a group.

Would all 30 to 50 users have to run Wuala clients to get and put files in the Wuala space? How much support time will that take up? – sunk818, on May 04, 2009 18:27

sunk818 replied on May 02, 2009 23:55 to the problem "Mirroring a folder into Wuala using Beyond Compare 3.0 occasionally yields files with different time-of-last-modification." in Wuala:

Hi joe - the comment was directed at Eric not you. Sorry for the misunderstanding.