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So does Kazaa lite.
Nothing but "Remotely queued" or "More sources needed"
What else can I use to download stuff?
(Don't say IRC or whatever, cos it doesn't work)
Nothing but "Remotely queued" or "More sources needed"
What else can I use to download stuff?
(Don't say IRC or whatever, cos it doesn't work)
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Belldandy wrote:
> Wanna bet? One case in the US - which was settled out of court for a
> cost of $10 000 was against the parents of a 9 year old girl who was
> sharing about 100 songs. Wasn't even her PC, she downloaded and
> installed it on (if I remember rightly) her grandparents PC.
Ach, if they get me, it's my ass. I'll cross that bridge if I come to it.
> Wanna bet? One case in the US - which was settled out of court for a
> cost of $10 000 was against the parents of a 9 year old girl who was
> sharing about 100 songs. Wasn't even her PC, she downloaded and
> installed it on (if I remember rightly) her grandparents PC.
Ach, if they get me, it's my ass. I'll cross that bridge if I come to it.
ßulle†† wrote:
> Meh, still won't stop me from using it though. Like I said, they'd be
> crazy to start on me when there a major pirates making thousands out
> of filesharing.
Wanna bet? One case in the US - which was settled out of court for a cost of $10 000 was against the parents of a 9 year old girl who was sharing about 100 songs. Wasn't even her PC, she downloaded and installed it on (if I remember rightly) her grandparents PC.
> Meh, still won't stop me from using it though. Like I said, they'd be
> crazy to start on me when there a major pirates making thousands out
> of filesharing.
Wanna bet? One case in the US - which was settled out of court for a cost of $10 000 was against the parents of a 9 year old girl who was sharing about 100 songs. Wasn't even her PC, she downloaded and installed it on (if I remember rightly) her grandparents PC.
Kazaa is the only thing that keeps my iPod alive.
Long live Kazaa
Long live Kazaa
My PC is kept alive via a life support machine
Belldandy wrote:
> You have ot be careful though as a few wrong options
> ticked and you could end up crippling the machine...
I ticked the wrong boxes and instead of sitting on a desk my pc is propped up with crutches :-(
> You have ot be careful though as a few wrong options
> ticked and you could end up crippling the machine...
I ticked the wrong boxes and instead of sitting on a desk my pc is propped up with crutches :-(
Lindgren wrote:
> ßulle†† wrote:
>
>
> If it's illegal, no. But there's a small loophole thang where you
> can
> keep a file for no longer than 24 hours. I never usually need a
> track
> longer than that.
>
> Actually that 24 hour thing is a load of bull.
Meh, still won't stop me from using it though. Like I said, they'd be crazy to start on me when there a major pirates making thousands out of filesharing.
> ßulle†† wrote:
>
>
> If it's illegal, no. But there's a small loophole thang where you
> can
> keep a file for no longer than 24 hours. I never usually need a
> track
> longer than that.
>
> Actually that 24 hour thing is a load of bull.
Meh, still won't stop me from using it though. Like I said, they'd be crazy to start on me when there a major pirates making thousands out of filesharing.
LimeWire
Ms NY wrote:
> I thought they could track, even if it's been deleted, what's been on
> your computer.
Depends how you delete it. If all you have done is right click, delete, then emptied recycle bin then, even if you fill your HD up, small traces of the file remain as well as other stuff. Even if someone then took their HD out and smashed it it would possibly still be possible to find what was on it.
You can get programs which totally obliterate any and all traces of any file beyond even forensic software's ability to find it. One's called Evidence Eliminator, another Cyber Scrub, there's loads more - think PC Format has a feature a while back on them and free trials. They're also useful for giving your HD a really good clearout of crap, as well as removing stuff like Credit Card details etc totally from a machine. You have ot be careful though as a few wrong options ticked and you could end up crippling the machine...
> I thought they could track, even if it's been deleted, what's been on
> your computer.
Depends how you delete it. If all you have done is right click, delete, then emptied recycle bin then, even if you fill your HD up, small traces of the file remain as well as other stuff. Even if someone then took their HD out and smashed it it would possibly still be possible to find what was on it.
You can get programs which totally obliterate any and all traces of any file beyond even forensic software's ability to find it. One's called Evidence Eliminator, another Cyber Scrub, there's loads more - think PC Format has a feature a while back on them and free trials. They're also useful for giving your HD a really good clearout of crap, as well as removing stuff like Credit Card details etc totally from a machine. You have ot be careful though as a few wrong options ticked and you could end up crippling the machine...
ßulle†† wrote:
>
> If it's illegal, no. But there's a small loophole thang where you can
> keep a file for no longer than 24 hours. I never usually need a track
> longer than that.
Actually that 24 hour thing is a load of bull.
>
> If it's illegal, no. But there's a small loophole thang where you can
> keep a file for no longer than 24 hours. I never usually need a track
> longer than that.
Actually that 24 hour thing is a load of bull.
Lindgren wrote:
> ßulle†† wrote:
> They probably can, but if they can do that, surely they can see how
> long it's been on my system.
>
> Does how long its been there really matter if its illegal?
If it's illegal, no. But there's a small loophole thang where you can keep a file for no longer than 24 hours. I never usually need a track longer than that.
> ßulle†† wrote:
> They probably can, but if they can do that, surely they can see how
> long it's been on my system.
>
> Does how long its been there really matter if its illegal?
If it's illegal, no. But there's a small loophole thang where you can keep a file for no longer than 24 hours. I never usually need a track longer than that.
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