I'm just curious....will the RIAA still be monitoring Kazaa...i.e is it a free-for-all at the momen. May sound stupid, but I'd certainly be interested to know.
25.11.2005 08:37 #1
ok now that kazaa's about to go down i hope they don't go after limewire.
25.11.2005 10:42 #2
it's so dumb. if it does go down, everyone knows that another one will come out right after. No reason to back up my explanation, t's just the way it is.
25.11.2005 10:55 #3
'Tis the season for all corps to STFU and get on with their lives!
Who really uses Kazaa anyways? It doesn't even work most of the time, has crappy audio most of the time, and I rarely get any file to finish anymore. Limewire works a lot better, but just so much. It's a lot easier to use a different P2P proggy.
If nothing in life is free, then I'll just have to pretend and take it!
25.11.2005 14:37 #4
It's about time they shut down Kazza, a nest of viruses, spyware, fake files and other assorted nasties. Impossible to remove from your computer without a complete reformat. There are plenty of better and safer P2P's out there.
Limewire is gone already evilh0ly, they caved into RIAA, and are going legal. Try Frostwire to replace Limewire, almost the same development team just a new name, and Frostwire is FREE. lol
26.11.2005 11:08 #5
It's not the fact that they're shutting down kazaa that pisses me off. It's just that it's irritating that the govt has nothing better to do with our tax money then go after the taxpayers. Maybe if they put all the effort they're putting into stopping "piracy" into finding Bin Laden, we'd have found that f--ker by now.
28.11.2005 16:27 #6
I was going to stop downloading music for free, but the first CD I ever bought broke my Itunes, gave me a virus, and totally messed up my computer. I had to pay 50.00 to get my computer running again.
29.11.2005 14:13 #7
was it one of those retarded sony BMG music cds?
30.11.2005 00:22 #8
aries is a good replacement for limeware and frosthunt
5.12.2005 10:32 #9
