tha average user on winmx (in my experience shares about) 50MB. now that doesnt even come CLOSE to the direct connect user who share at LEAST 500MB to 100GB so...whatz j00 point?The Notorious wrote:By theory, the more users = the more files you'll find. By searching the whole entire network, you should be fine, mr.jip.
mr.jip wrote:clients that connect to a number of sever ususally perform badly, as the client is made for ne single server, its best to stick with the actual client for the server
The Notorious wrote:To find an extremely obscure file, I would have to search (one by one) each client that connects to a certain network(s) until I locate it, mr.jip?
mr.jip wrote:yep, because as you connect to all these servers u will disconnecting and reconnecting all the time, like with some gnutella cleints. Connecting to so many serves at once it wont be stable.
cbp85 wrote:Why use those networks when u can connect to all the networks minus fasttrack (G1, G2, Bittorrent, Piolet, eDonkey) and more to come with Shareaza, NOT be tracked, find what you need using http://www.filedonkey.com, and have NO BUNDLED ADWARE/SPYWARE/HACKWARE/C R A P ?? Not to mention that Shareaza is more user friendly than WinMX, and it verifys download integrity and identifys fake files? Seems like the right choice to me... am i wrong?
Anonymous wrote:And what you find on KaZaA, you find on mp2p (Piolet, Blubster) faster and in better quality.
Srew you, fan boy, again.
Anonymous wrote:Also, there are much better alternatives than KaZaA.
I read somewhere that KaZaA users share ~10.5 MB of data.
On ed2k a user which is downloading a file shares at least 9 MB and rising with his progress.
On DC the standard minimum share amount is 3 gigs or 10 gigs per user.
On G2 there is the same situation as on ed2k.
Anonymous wrote:face that:
FastTrack has no development and dont have any useful features like PFS for example. There is nothing similar to a comment/meta data system. The hashing system is so dumb that even while transfering correct data, the file gets corrupt.that means that you cannot use fasttrack for transfers of strict data types (binary, text).
Screw you, fan boy.
Anonymous wrote:The Notorious said:Give me one disadvantage of using Kazaa Lite.
How about the fact that the RIAA are tracking it.
you're afraid of the RIAA are you? The RIAA is doing what's called a Chilling Effect and it seems to me that they've succeeded at making you believe this. Their intentions are to scare people like you off of the P2P networks.
From what we know for sure, the RIAA is going after Kazaa, Grokster, iMesh and Piolet, Blubster and RockItNet users. The latter three were a total surprise. This demonstrates that their persecution is much larger than previously imagined, and perhaps may include all the major networks.
There's a belief that no network is totally secure. If they really want to find you, they can...
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