What Are Some Programs Like Limewire

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Limewire and Soulja Boy. Just typing those two names made my computer shudder with the fear of an impending virus. At the turn of the century, peer-to-peer file sharing programs like Limewire were all the rage. As a teenager, I spent hours downloading countless songs and movies for absolutely free. Well, that's not accounting for the hours I wasted fixing my desktop after it contracted the PC version of an STD. If time really is money, I might have actually broken even on all those downloads.

What are some programs like limewire

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I still remember the time years ago where everybody knew somebody usingp2p programs like limewire, emule, bearshare, en others...But i have not touched such things in more than 8 years, and when i recently and out of pure curiosity checked one of the oldies connecting to kad and older networks and entered some puberal searches out of fun..I almost got scared by the filenames it spewed at me, it is insane and mind bothering, if not destroying, what it was insinuating...i feel these old things are becoming dangerous for young people getting their hands on it before they have common sense.So i am curious if any doomworlder also feels that these old neworks should be taken out of buisiness, or obliterated ?or do you use the modern safe nets like bittorent for LEGAl downloads from trusted companies and organisations ?

I'm not sure what examples you mean, but I remember a friend of mine telling me once that certain old services have tons of child pornography on them. If that truly is the case then I'm all for closing such sites and networks.Of course, it would undoubtedly start some debate about freedom, personal rights etc. but in this case I think the means justify the ends.

Since truly P2P protocols with distributed nodes, obfuscation, encryption and lack of central servers were developed, "shutting down" any of those services is not really technically possible, as even if two users are left, the network is technically still active.Sure, you can seek and target specific users that obviously generate a lot of suspicious traffic and share highly illegal material, but you can have no guarantee that whatever content they were distributing was not copied several billion times over, and is not travelling over other channels already.The idea of being able to just "shut down a network" is rooted in book burning, witch hunting and political purges of the 20th century, that's how backwards it is, both morally, and technically. The first step to do that however, would be prohibiting using any protocols other than plaintext HTTP and maybe e-mail or FTP. Using any other protocol, port number etc. would be regarded as "suspicious", as well as using any "non-trusted" application. This would also require controlling the platform (hardware and OS). This is not as far-fetched as you think: the "walled garden" app model is essentially a "soft" version of this. Imagine that but much more anal, with gov't scrutinized and backdoored apps. Generating any sort of "strange" behavior (on the terminal or the network) would immediately put someone on the "to watch" list.

Let's do it for the children, you mean?Nah, I'm good with the internet being what it is. We didn't ban VHS tapes when people started doing nasty shit with them. Sure, this makes access easier, but that has nothing to do with the protocol, just that people are pretty shitty. Seems to me like we should go after the cause rather than the symptoms.

Those old p2p networks were always full of smut. So what? Smut is everywhere on the Internet - kids are gonna get ahold of it regardless, and it's not a case of, "Oh, but this makes it easier." The real concern for those old networks is that they tend to have tons of viruses spreading among them (but then, same could be said for any form of p2p network), and I believe they're fairly easy to trace for copyright trolls (don't get me wrong, I'm all for defending copyright, but going after some kid for thousands of dollars 'cause he downloaded a Linkin Park CD is just insane - besides, the CD is punishment enough - bazing!).Anyway, the way I see it, p2p is just part of life. Life is full of unpleasantness. There are things that you don't want your kid to see, but then, there are things your kid is going to see regardless. Putting effort into convoluted systems to try to prevent that seems kinda futile, in my opinion. And the fact is, most kids'll turn out fine anyway - who among us wasn't exposed to at least something "adult" at a young age, and were any of us irreversibly scarred for it? Just being realistic here.

The surprising thing for me is that after all the pains that P2P networks went through to become more secure (?) for their users, the good old concept of just downloading a file over plaintext, unencrypted HTTP took over, with all those file sharing services, and with the exception of Megaupload, little has been done to stop them other than taking down specific offending links one by one. It seems their legal disclaimers must be REALLY good. Remember, to bust the Megaupload guy they had to get to him through other means/charges, kinda like Al Capone ;-)Torrents and "traditional" P2P are now only ever used for very rare content not found anywhere else, but for the rest file sharing services now account for most downloads, legal or illegal. And what to say about youtube? Want to watch a movie or find a rare song Don't even bother to pirate them or search through the darknets of P2P: in 90% of cases it will be on youtube, and in full/good quality, too. How's that for "hiding in plain view"?

I don't want to shut down the INTERNET. It's a similar case to megaupload.com which is used for sharing family pictures and wedding vide... BULLSHIT. We ALL know what it's for and we ALL know why people REALLY protested against the idea of shutting it down. You know as well as I do that some parts of Internet are used nearly solely for illegal / dangerous stuff. I don't see a reason for their continued existence. Don't worry, I don't support killing google's and yahoo's servers.

I don't want to shut down the INTERNET. It's a similar case to megaupload.com which is used for sharing family pictures and wedding vide... BULLSHIT. We ALL know what it's for and we ALL know why people REALLY protested against the idea of shutting it down. You know as well as I do that some parts of Internet are used nearly solely for illegal / dangerous stuff. I don't see a reason for their continued existence. Don't worry, I don't support killing google's and yahoo's servers.

Perfectly good for what? When was the last time you NEEDED kazzaa / bearshare / whatever?And for the record - I'm playing a bit of a devil's advocate here. OF COURSE I don't want sites like megaupload.com to go down, where else would I get my portion of family pictures and wedding videos? ;) You know, stuff that is most commonly associated with such sites :P

I think that what he's trying to say is that these services are full of nothing but CP now. I used to use these programs to download music and the occasional movie but you'd still see these sorts of results pop up every now and then no matter what you searching up. I remember a few that didn't even try at all to hide what it was that was in the files at all. Some of that just made me want to vomit. My opinion is, fuck these services because they're basically dead now or just being used and abused by pedophiles for pedophile stuff, and why would anyone want to use them now anyway? With services like Pandora or Spotify, people don't even really need to download music anymore. The latter program has been the reason I've procrastinated so hard from buying actual physical copies of the music I listen to anymore and as a music collector...that sucks. Even torrenting is a much more reliable resource than Limeware. Most of the programs you've mentioned if I'm not mistaken operate in a similar way that exit nodes do and if that's the case its just best to stay away from them anyway. If you want something similar without all of the bullshit, look up SoulseekQT. I mainly just use it for searching up the occasional rarity or bootleg stuff when I feel like doing so, but for those purposes its a good program.

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