for me IRC has climbed above soulseek but only for newer stuff.
and right now I can only leech off IRC
IRC can be your friend FuNkY![]()
for me IRC has climbed above soulseek but only for newer stuff.
and right now I can only leech off IRC
IRC can be your friend FuNkY![]()
Originally posted by Gutter@12 October 2003 - 14:06
for me IRC has climbed above soulseek but only for newer stuff.
and right now I can only leech off IRC
IRC can be your friend FuNkY![]()
Like I have always said.More Albums then just the ones that came out this Year.
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Actually, I haven't heard that new Merle Haggard yet, but CrumbCat got it from me the other day. I bet he'll be posting a review soon. New Alabama is up. I actually like these guys. No, really. B)
Proud member of MDS
Originally posted by Jibbler@12 October 2003 - 14:08
New Alabama is up. I actually like these guys. No, really. B)I have 11 Alabama Albums.One day will have whole Catalog.
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Has anyone seen this album?
Barenaked Ladies - Everything to Everybody
If so , please get it and let me know.
Thanks
This reply (or lack thereof) has been brought to you as a courtesy of CrumbCat.
© Copyright 2003 by CrumbCat, all rights reserved.
You don't need a bandwidth manager. SoulSeek allows you to restrict the upload speed so that you have bandwidth for surfing. Though, this program requires tons of resources, so I'll eventually be giving it up to serve on IRC only.Originally posted by Jibbler+12 October 2003 - 18:47--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Jibbler @ 12 October 2003 - 18:47)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-Spider_dude@12 October 2003 - 13:24
adster, have you tried downloading a "bandwidth manager"(not sure of the correct term) its a program which lets you set the amount of bandwidth to certain programs. limiting slsk to a certain amount allows you to kepp some for sufing dude.
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soulseek has a bandwidth overhead, which needs to be taken into consideration. if ad's connection is really fast and he is using it all for slsk there is every chance slsk is using him as a supernode.![]()
you iddn tread my psot propaly did you spider dude![]()
if I change my account back to -Ad- it goes fine if its Adster its fucked
soulseek has a bandwidth overhead, which needs to be taken into consideration. if ad's connection is really fast and he is using it all for slsk there is every chance slsk is using him as a supernode.Originally posted by Spider_dude+12 October 2003 - 19:29--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Spider_dude @ 12 October 2003 - 19:29)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'>Originally posted by Jibbler@12 October 2003 - 18:47
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adster, have you tried downloading a "bandwidth manager"(not sure of the correct term) its a program which lets you set the amount of bandwidth to certain programs. limiting slsk to a certain amount allows you to kepp some for sufing dude.
You don't need a bandwidth manager. SoulSeek allows you to restrict the upload speed so that you have bandwidth for surfing. Though, this program requires tons of resources, so I'll eventually be giving it up to serve on IRC only.![]()
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First things first. I limit my upload capabilitiy to 3 sends, total of 21KB upload. That gives three possible sends, two broadband users, and 1 56ker, all at 8k or better.
Edit: SS doesn't use supernodes like kazaa, its actually very close to a direct connect type of progie
Proud member of MDS
ok in that case then that person who posted in ss was wrongEdit: SS doesn't use supernodes like kazaa, its actually very close to a direct connect type of progie
anyhoo
im logged in as Adster and all going well now werid
Living End there should be a rip of it very very very soon on IRC![]()
man i am watching the Metalica Music Video right now and it really sucks and so does this song its not St. Anger but man its horrible sorry thought i would share this
This summer i will be hopefully using IRC alot
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