Decreasing Sharing

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Originally posted by [Spam]+12 July 2004 - 07:57--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE ([Spam] @ 12 July 2004 - 07:57)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-nukemdomis@11 July 2004 - 19:19
Well I do know that the number of sources has decreased tremendously...which is depressing.


Whos knows if we get the truth about number of users at our level.


About an hour ago there were over 2 million users on KL........

Right now it says theres 84 thousand........


I have no clue?

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You&#39;re connected to a bad supernode. Use Kazupernodes to switch supernodes. [/b][/quote]
Yeah, jump the damn supernode.

The number you get isn&#39;t the total number of all users on the network.

Hi Snni, you realy caught my atention there,

:helpsmile: Abaut what you said,
jumping supernodes,
could you give me a little help here,
I think I did that once, but just ¨to see
what would happen¨. How can it benefit me
when Im downloading something,
I mean, for example, if Im downloading
a video clip, but it doesn´t seem to find a
good ¨source¨, could I use the ¨jumping supernode thing¨?

I would very much like
to know that, and thank You.[FONT=Times][COLOR=blue]

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Originally posted by worldpease@13 July 2004 - 04:09
Hi Snni, you realy caught my atention there,

:helpsmile: Abaut what you said,
jumping supernodes,
could you give me a little help here,
I think I did that once, but just ¨to see
what would happen¨. How can it benefit me
when Im downloading something,
I mean, for example, if Im downloading
a video clip, but it doesn´t seem to find a
good ¨source¨, could I use the ¨jumping supernode thing¨?

I would very much like
to know that, and thank You.[FONT=Times][COLOR=blue]

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Is this a joke?

:01:about what you said that we were 84000 thats not true if you join all the supernodes we are over 4 000 000

Just click; File - Jump Supernode... and all will be well in the world again. :P

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Originally posted by Neven@13 July 2004 - 11:53
Just click; File - Jump Supernode... and all will be well in the world again. :P

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Yeah, do that.

Really simplified you can think of a supernode as linked to a lot of other &#39;puters on the network.

When you start kazaa you connect to one &#39;node on the network and can reach all other &#39;puters in contact with the same &#39;node, and jumping supernodes puts you in contact with all the &#39;puters the new &#39;node is in contact with instead.

STOP POSTING ABOUT THIS, JESUS CHRIST.



http://filesharingtalk.com/index.php?showtopic=117896

If you are searching for files, yeah jump supernodes.. if your just d/l&#39;ing files just let the accelerator work, otherwise if your searching for files.. keep jumpin supernodes..

Get with the times people, jumping supernodes doesnt work anymore. Read a few posts, you&#39;ll discover that the network really is going downhill. Anyways...

On the subject of ethics..
Yes, some artists are rich. Stealing from the rich is still stealing but I think in this case we have a Robin Hood scenario. The record labels are the crooks in this story, and charging what they do for their sorry excuses for music is the real crime, not swapping music. People are fed up of the insane prices they pay and technology has finally caught up. Instead of keeping up with the times, record companies hide behind their archaic ideals and because of connections to media and government (look it up, most of the media is part of the same congolmerates) they easily get bills passed which take away from our freedoms. Freedom should only be sacrificed when there is a greater benefit to everyone, but in this case it just makes rich people richer and poor people poorer. If albums are the only source of income for these artists, maybe they should consider other options. Most of them suck so nobody is going to come to their concerts. Why don&#39;t they set up some sort of digital subscription service with reasonable prices that the average person can afford? They would cut down production costs on all those CDs.

This is not a legal issue people. Multinationals have the government in their pockets. This is a moral issue and the only solution is to boycott and to not get caught. ;) Cheers.