I'm Pissed Off

[Engster510]

i believe him....

I also wanted to say that i am also a big fan of metallica, the black album rocked and i was just referring to napster which failed.

Who knows, kazaa might be the next failure of piracy.

[purelykhaotic]

ALL of you...wait most...no wait some of you had good ideas. i tried Soulseek...it isn't that great. But i found that i have no fake ass annoying files...the same with WinMX. I think the RIAA or whoever infiltrated Kazaa first because it is the biggest. maybe the other ones are coming... THERE IS ALOT so it is gunna take a while.
check out how many p2p progrmas are out there at www.zeropaid.com

[Bryanhoop]

Originally posted by NightStalker+6 August 2003 - 03:05--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (NightStalker @ 6 August 2003 - 03:05)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-Bryanhoop@6 August 2003 - 02:57
It is the RIAA&#33;&#33;&#33; They hire people, or do it themselves.&nbsp; They use super-high bandwidth to start sending one song with the same hash as the normal one, but it&#39;s only static.&nbsp; When people use them as a source, this static is inserted where you downloaded that part of the song from the RIAA.&nbsp; At the beginning, it might be only a small chunk, but after a while, it continues to spread from user to user, and the song becomes useless.&nbsp; It is better just to download from one user on a lot of the newer stuff, because they may have just ripped it, or may have been one of the lucky ones to get a good copy before the RIAA began propogating the static version...also, it gives you less of a chance as being seen by the RIAA downloading copywrited stuff.

Do you work for the RIAA? Also do you have any proof for the theory you have just created? [/b][/quote]
Yes...who else has access to theses insanely fast connection speeds, who would be willing to take the time to alter all of the hashes to completely screw us all over...I&#39;m sure many of these are directly off of a backbone somewhere. And who has access to these backbones? LARGE companies (aka RIAA and its affiliates).

[hnkg3]

Yup. RIAA. Let&#39;s just say....I got a friend in the pipeline industry. B)

[boyzeee]

By the way, I have to wonder how many viruses are on their way to your aol inbox right now [email protected]

go to hell

balamm was giving you some friendly advice, you deserve to get spammed in ya email