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Originally Posted by JackClark
Try buying some music or listening to the radio. Stealing MP3's is like taking sweets from kids.
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Originally Posted by Hanley
Peer-to-peer is sooo yesterday
You want to sign up to newzBin and access a newsgroup.
You want to sign up to newzBin and access a newsgroup.
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Originally Posted by carl
Usenet news is soooo yesterday. Bear in mind it predated the WWW.
Disadvantages of peer-to-peer are:
1) With any peer-to-peer connection you rely on the other person being online
2) You're severely restricted by their upload speed
3) They may go offline at anytime
However, using a News provider and a leecher you:
1) Always download at your full capacity
2) News servers never go offline
3) Upto 10 simultaneous connections via Giganews
4) You don't need to hunt around for what you need. Just check http://www.newzbin.com, grab the NZB file, import to your leecher and bobs your mothers brother
Nearly all dvd's, games, mp3's etc posted to a News server also has parity checker files so if you have missing or corrupt files they can be repaired or re-created.
Next week I will be on 10MB and will get a dvd in 1 hour from Giganews.
Beats any peer-to-peer or bit torrent IMHO
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I must have been very pissed at the time then, because I don't recall that. I've just checked and can't find any, where's the post? Or do you mean stealing sweets from kids?
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This thread, which u chose to ignore
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=452383
I'm sure its not the first time you've done it either.
Oh and don't say u bought the track, because I won't believe you.
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=452383
I'm sure its not the first time you've done it either.
Oh and don't say u bought the track, because I won't believe you.
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Originally Posted by carl
But News isn't really a scalable model for distributing software. For a start, everything is 7-bit. The BitTorrent protocol is optimized for this sort of thing.
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I prefer Newsgroups, generally one true crim stealing then uploading the warez and a load of petty crims who only download. With P2P the petty crims who perhaps don't know better can end up as a distributer which is of course a far greater crime.
Hanley, what are you downloading and why do you have this speed obsession? It must cost a fortune.
Hanley, what are you downloading and why do you have this speed obsession? It must cost a fortune.
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X-Box demos, PSP demos for my 1.50 console, dvd's and mp'3 (all legitemaly of course)
I have been on the Telewest 4MB connection for a while now which costs £50 a month but as from October their Premium customers, i.e me, will be upgraded to 10MB and the monthly cost will drop to £35 - bargain!!
I don't really have a speed obsession but when I want something I hate to wait, so it just means I get something 4x quicker than if I was on 1MB
I beleive in the very near future the 2 cable internet providers, Telewest and NTL (who are meant to be merging anyway) will be offering a 25MB connection.
All heading towards streaming tv I think
X-Box demos, PSP demos for my 1.50 console, dvd's and mp'3 (all legitemaly of course)
I have been on the Telewest 4MB connection for a while now which costs £50 a month but as from October their Premium customers, i.e me, will be upgraded to 10MB and the monthly cost will drop to £35 - bargain!!
I don't really have a speed obsession but when I want something I hate to wait, so it just means I get something 4x quicker than if I was on 1MB
I beleive in the very near future the 2 cable internet providers, Telewest and NTL (who are meant to be merging anyway) will be offering a 25MB connection.
All heading towards streaming tv I think
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What leecher do you recommend?
How exactly do you download from a link found on newzBin? Can you point me in the right direction please?
I am looking to follow the path of redemption. Moving from being a potential distributor to just a petty crim seems a step in the right direction
How exactly do you download from a link found on newzBin? Can you point me in the right direction please?
I am looking to follow the path of redemption. Moving from being a potential distributor to just a petty crim seems a step in the right direction
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I recommend using Newsleecher - http://www.newsleecher.com/
NewzBin is fairly straightforward, it costs 50 cents a week to sign up, I just signed up for a year and I think it was something like 13 quid.
As far as the newsgroups go your ISP probably has a free one, Blueyonder do but it's not that good. The free ones tend to have little or no retention period whatsoever, so after a day or 2 of something being posted it will be removed. I signed up to Giganews Unlimited - http://www.giganews.com/ and it costs me $24.99 a month.
Giganews has a retention period of upto 50 days which is probably one of the best around.
Once signed in to NewzBin, browse the category you're looking for e.g. X-Box Games, click on the game you want and you see a button labelled 'Get Message ID's'. Click this and download the .NZB file to your pc.
Open Newsleecher and click on the 'Download Queue' tab. Select 'Import NZB' and then 'Connect' if you're not already connected and away you go.
You will also need a program called QuickPar which checks the validity of the downloaded files and can replace / repair any corrupt / missing files if the parity files have been downloaded.
Hope this helps
Hanley
I recommend using Newsleecher - http://www.newsleecher.com/
NewzBin is fairly straightforward, it costs 50 cents a week to sign up, I just signed up for a year and I think it was something like 13 quid.
As far as the newsgroups go your ISP probably has a free one, Blueyonder do but it's not that good. The free ones tend to have little or no retention period whatsoever, so after a day or 2 of something being posted it will be removed. I signed up to Giganews Unlimited - http://www.giganews.com/ and it costs me $24.99 a month.
Giganews has a retention period of upto 50 days which is probably one of the best around.
Once signed in to NewzBin, browse the category you're looking for e.g. X-Box Games, click on the game you want and you see a button labelled 'Get Message ID's'. Click this and download the .NZB file to your pc.
Open Newsleecher and click on the 'Download Queue' tab. Select 'Import NZB' and then 'Connect' if you're not already connected and away you go.
You will also need a program called QuickPar which checks the validity of the downloaded files and can replace / repair any corrupt / missing files if the parity files have been downloaded.
Hope this helps
Hanley
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