The discussion centers around file-sharing alternatives to Napster, with users sharing their experiences with various platforms like Shareaza, Kazaa, Direct Connect, and eMule. Kazaa is noted for its large user base and extensive file sharing, but concerns about fake files and the risks associated with using it are mentioned. Users highlight the challenges of finding reliable files and the necessity of sharing large amounts of data to access good content on platforms like Direct Connect. The conversation also touches on the legal implications of file sharing, particularly in Canada, where recent rulings suggest that file sharing for personal use may not violate copyright laws. Participants express mixed feelings about the impact of piracy on the music and film industries, with some arguing that it benefits lesser-known artists by increasing their exposure. The discussion also reflects on the changing landscape of media consumption and the ongoing tension between consumer access and copyright enforcement.
good great, hope it all works out, but the industry is changing, and computers are a part of that sooooooo.....PS...I Too have listened to "shared music" sounds the same as the rest!
I have been trying to download grifith's ,landau,shanker's,cohen's QM textbooks.I have tried emule,bearshare,shareaza.Only emule with highest speed came to ---B/s while my net connection is 12KB/s.
