Those using Limewire...

[Dyne]

Originally Posted by MuGen

That is a very ignorant way of thinking, considering if you install Limewire you basically give them the go ahead to install the third-party software giving it a license and therefore making them undetectable. Thats what makes it 'clean' to everyone.

Well until it crashes my computer, corrupts any of my files, or anything fatal, I'm fine with it. It's but a small price to pay for what I've gotten off of it.

Rinse and repeat.

[KillerGremlin]

Torrents + IRC > Limewire, IMO.

To each his own!

[Bube]

Originally Posted by KillerGremlin

Torrents + IRC > Limewire, IMO.

To each his own!

IRC is almost always very slow. People with 5 kb uploads open files sharing, and that sucks.. That got old very fast.
And sometimes you want to download a single song, torrents aren't as easy as Limewire. And with Turkish songs, it's almost impossible to find them on torrent.
Limewire + torrent is the best imo...

[Dyne]

I'll never step into an IRC room again unless my life depended on it.

[GameMaster]

I use Acquisition. It's a Gnutella-based peer-to-peer and BitTorrent client for Mac OS X. It's based on LimeWire. I guess it would be equivalent to Limewire Pro since there's no real danger in file sharing for Mac users, other than getting caught by the government or RIAA for file sharing. Which is a danger we all share regardless of the type of program or OS we use.

[Typhoid]

Originally Posted by Dyne

Well until it crashes my computer, corrupts any of my files, or anything fatal, I'm fine with it. It's but a small price to pay for what I've gotten off of it.

Rinse and repeat.

Quoted for all the sexy truths it contains.

[KillerGremlin]

I've actually been able to find some obscure stuff on limewire. Music is the worst. Unless you have and are willing to maintain an Oink account (it's pretty hard when you share a conneciton and have an upload cap), Limewire and Soul Seek are great for finding obscure music.

[jeepnut]

I *gasp!* buy music.