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fvianna, Sep 19 2006
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This is not an Idea, it is an Advertisement. This product is not worth commenting on because it has already been done.
Lots of free software built into operating systems does this already. The NSA and other spook agencies use the free stuff, so why shouldn't you? This "idea" is an advert for a type of product which was commoditised a decade or so ago. If you are a real mug then waste your money, and while you're at it, buy a disk cache, paint program and web browser.
Already been done on SEVERAL file systems.