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Originally Posted by Dysfnctnl85' date='Dec 23 2004, 09:14 AM
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Originally Posted by Baldy' date='Dec 23 2004, 09:54 AM
Well sorry I'm not savvy in the ways of downloading **** and music, as seems to be the subject here.
Oh you're serious!
BitTorrent is a pseudo P2P program. Suprnova was a "tracker" site which distrubuted .torrent files. In order to obtain something using BitTorrent, one would go to a tracker site, download the .torrent file, and your computer would contact the tracker. The tracker would tell your client who to contact to receive the file. BitTorrent's protocol is actually very impressive. It rewards uploaders but providing them with the faster seeders. Also, it is multithreaded, so you can download many different parts of the file, there's no sequence to it.
Seeders are people who have the entire file and are still sharing it. Once you complete a download, it is etiquette to maintain a 1:1 ratio. You download the file and you upload it to keep the network alive.
That was probably more than you needed to know. Anyways, the service isn't going anywhere even though the most popular site (Suprnova) is gone forever.
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Originally Posted by Dysfnctnl85' date='Dec 23 2004, 10:05 AM
Oh you're serious! 
BitTorrent is a pseudo P2P program. Suprnova was a "tracker" site which distrubuted .torrent files..
BitTorrent is a pseudo P2P program. Suprnova was a "tracker" site which distrubuted .torrent files..
anyways, theres still mirc.
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Originally Posted by Dysfnctnl85' date='Dec 23 2004, 09:14 AM
Originally Posted by Dysfnctnl85' date='Dec 23 2004, 10:05 AM
Oh you're serious!
BitTorrent is a pseudo P2P program. Suprnova was a "tracker" site which distrubuted .torrent files. In order to obtain something using BitTorrent, one would go to a tracker site, download the .torrent file, and your computer would contact the tracker. The tracker would tell your client who to contact to receive the file. BitTorrent's protocol is actually very impressive. It rewards uploaders but providing them with the faster seeders. Also, it is multithreaded, so you can download many different parts of the file, there's no sequence to it.
Seeders are people who have the entire file and are still sharing it. Once you complete a download, it is etiquette to maintain a 1:1 ratio. You download the file and you upload it to keep the network alive.
That was probably more than you needed to know. Anyways, the service isn't going anywhere even though the most popular site (Suprnova) is gone forever.
BitTorrent is a pseudo P2P program. Suprnova was a "tracker" site which distrubuted .torrent files. In order to obtain something using BitTorrent, one would go to a tracker site, download the .torrent file, and your computer would contact the tracker. The tracker would tell your client who to contact to receive the file. BitTorrent's protocol is actually very impressive. It rewards uploaders but providing them with the faster seeders. Also, it is multithreaded, so you can download many different parts of the file, there's no sequence to it.
Seeders are people who have the entire file and are still sharing it. Once you complete a download, it is etiquette to maintain a 1:1 ratio. You download the file and you upload it to keep the network alive.
That was probably more than you needed to know. Anyways, the service isn't going anywhere even though the most popular site (Suprnova) is gone forever.
ok, so why dont you just buy it instead? are you too ***** to goto a adult video store and buy ****? i buy cd's at least one a week, they are all made in the usa if you knew how to read, so when i spend money i help THIS country out. Goto france with the rest of the ****
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