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Not that it makes it less strange, but I think it makes the analogy more accurate.
- by ssampier May 29, 2008 8:21 PM PDT
- Silly, but not much more silly than having more than two gigabytes for email, but yet, you can't send or receive attachments of more than 10 MB.
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