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by Senor Barborito 05/19/2003, 11:09am PDT |
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foogla wrote:
If you had said a simple "Yes". Emule works almost exactly like bitorrent. What's the user base? I can see ~1M clients with ~70M files or so in emule.
You don't see other users, you don't trade files with them. You don't search for files.
You go to www.slashdot.org, you click on a .torrent file they or a friend of theirs hosts, the download bar progresses as you download the animatrix from other people using BitTorrent and they you. All it is, is a simple bandwidth redistributor. There's no 'users' or 'files' to click on.
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New OpenBSD speeds downloads, games significantly. Especially BitTorrent. by Senor Barborito 05/18/2003, 7:45am PDT 
BitTorrent? Is that sko thinking man's emule? NT by foogla 05/18/2003, 3:43pm PDT
If Jesus were alive today, he would get his warez through eMule -nt- by Entropy Stew 05/18/2003, 11:09pm PDT
No way man. That's too easy. mIRC is for Jesus. eMule is for Aquinas. NT by mrs. johnson 05/18/2003, 11:14pm PDT
This shit is slooooo-ho. Direct Connect is so much better. by Fullofkittens 05/18/2003, 11:29pm PDT
Yeah. I would enjoy seeing a solution to the "extreme drowsiness" of emule NT by mrs. johnson 05/18/2003, 11:47pm PDT
You fail to take into account the fact that eMule has more warez than God by Entropy Stew 05/18/2003, 11:29pm PDT
No. BitTorrent has a TON of legitimate uses . . . by Senor Barborito 05/19/2003, 12:34am PDT
I would have believed you... by foogla 05/19/2003, 9:28am PDT
No, see, it doesn't work like that. There is no 'userbase' by Senor Barborito 05/19/2003, 11:09am PDT
Re: New OpenBSD speeds downloads, games significantly. Especially BitTorrent. by Guido Jones 05/19/2003, 6:10am PDT
I'm doing it... by Chairman Mao 05/19/2003, 6:04pm PDT
Re: New OpenBSD speeds downloads, games significantly. Especially BitTorrent. by bastage 05/22/2003, 11:37pm PDT
Mostly the same result should be achieved by Senor Barborito 05/22/2003, 11:51pm PDT
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