Hell yes.
It just makes me laugh that you people still faithfully use Kazaa even though there's just a pile of jabronies on it renaming movies to whatever the [-peep-] and you waste your times downloading Vice City only to get Driving Miss Daisy.
Ever hear of the eDonkey2k network? It's a little smaller, not as many users, but there is just about every single stinking movie or game image on it. Hear of share reactor? They share all of their media on this network, and people who get it off there first are the ones who end up spreading them on kazaa.
Beat those stupid kazaa users to it and download the best eDonkey2k client at <A HREF="http://www.overnet.com" target="_new">http://www.overnet.com</A>. I have no less than 50 games, 200 movies, and 500 TV shows queued for download right now. It's slower than kazaa, but it consistently uses my max bandwidth. The only down size is that you're forced to share, whether you're on high-speed or dial-up. You can't download without uploading too.
Neat features include:
- temp files are split into 9.5mb files, so that a download-in-progress can still be shared to other users who may not have that particular portion of the file.
- real-time error checking. Correct errors by simply deleting the affected temp file.
- source queuing - it lists about 20 users for each file, displays what their progress on the particular file is, and places you in a queue that you can actually see, so you can tell if you may actually be able to get some more of that porn flick sometime in the future
- speed - Overnet seems to use far less cpu resources than Kazaa ever did.
The only downside is that Overnet doesn't share music as well as kazaa. I still use Kazaa for my MP3s only.
So, instead of Driving Miss Daisy, you can now be driving her over. Get Overnet.
umheint0's phat setup --> <A HREF="http://home.cc.umanitoba.ca/~umheint0/system.html" target="_new">http://home.cc.umanitoba.ca/~umheint0/system.html</A><--
It just makes me laugh that you people still faithfully use Kazaa even though there's just a pile of jabronies on it renaming movies to whatever the [-peep-] and you waste your times downloading Vice City only to get Driving Miss Daisy.
Ever hear of the eDonkey2k network? It's a little smaller, not as many users, but there is just about every single stinking movie or game image on it. Hear of share reactor? They share all of their media on this network, and people who get it off there first are the ones who end up spreading them on kazaa.
Beat those stupid kazaa users to it and download the best eDonkey2k client at <A HREF="http://www.overnet.com" target="_new">http://www.overnet.com</A>. I have no less than 50 games, 200 movies, and 500 TV shows queued for download right now. It's slower than kazaa, but it consistently uses my max bandwidth. The only down size is that you're forced to share, whether you're on high-speed or dial-up. You can't download without uploading too.
Neat features include:
- temp files are split into 9.5mb files, so that a download-in-progress can still be shared to other users who may not have that particular portion of the file.
- real-time error checking. Correct errors by simply deleting the affected temp file.
- source queuing - it lists about 20 users for each file, displays what their progress on the particular file is, and places you in a queue that you can actually see, so you can tell if you may actually be able to get some more of that porn flick sometime in the future
- speed - Overnet seems to use far less cpu resources than Kazaa ever did.
The only downside is that Overnet doesn't share music as well as kazaa. I still use Kazaa for my MP3s only.
So, instead of Driving Miss Daisy, you can now be driving her over. Get Overnet.
umheint0's phat setup --> <A HREF="http://home.cc.umanitoba.ca/~umheint0/system.html" target="_new">http://home.cc.umanitoba.ca/~umheint0/system.html</A><--
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