Viewing Thread:
"What's LimeWire?"

Is it a filesharing program or something, p2p styley? I've heard a few people chat about it. Better than Kazaa or what? Share the wisdom, now.

Alllrriiigggghhttt :D

But if you're caught, I'm gonna larf. Well, a bit. Okey, well I might smile somewhat.

I have hundreds and thousands on my feet.

You're downloading files from multiple sources most of the time aswell.

That might make things harder to track?

Grix Thraves wrote:
> monkey_man wrote:
> Anything that comes to you over the internet has been through
> servers
> and exchanges, which log all their traffic.
>
> *shrugs*
>
> As I said, only repeating what I heard and I'm too lazy to research
> it at the moment because I don't really care.

Yes but anything you download comes as packets, hardly enough to track exactly what you're downloading.

monkey_man wrote:
> Anything that comes to you over the internet has been through servers
> and exchanges, which log all their traffic.

*shrugs*

As I said, only repeating what I heard and I'm too lazy to research it at the moment because I don't really care.

monkey_man wrote:
> Anything that comes to you over the internet has been through servers
> and exchanges, which log all their traffic.
--

So don't download, basically?

Grix Thraves wrote:
> Word is apparently, Limewire is the worst thing for the kiddie
> leechers to get caught, ISP can see exactly what you're downloading
> and can keep logs.

Plus the free version has spyware, AFAIK.

Anything that comes to you over the internet has been through servers and exchanges, which log all their traffic.

Word is apparently, Limewire is the worst thing for the kiddie leechers to get caught, ISP can see exactly what you're downloading and can keep logs.

Not sure what the truth in it is so don't take my word for it, but erm, be careful? Somehow?

now use LimeWire to download LimeWire Pro.

Gabbo wrote:
> What song?

Goodies.