Nov 27 2005

Goodbye ed2k and bittorrent

  • Written by soulxtc
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It happened to Napster, Grokster, eDonkey (eMule is next) and finally BitTorrent.

 

Now the Dutch Supreme Court hammered down another nail. Peer 2 Peer has not died but most of its vital functions have seized under relentless attacks and is now on life-support.

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  • Yatti420: UTP isn't the throttling part.. You want UTP enabled if you run behind a Sandvine box though thats for sure.. ...
  • @TheHuxCapacitor: Hmmm, Couple of things for me - There's no causal relationship proven in the study between P2P and decline in sales...
  • Stan: I would love to get Ayn Rand's perspective on this situation. The labels may have changed, but the selfishness, ...
  • soulxtc: Actually no. See this > http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h187/soulxtc/ip... (From http://www.zeropaid.com/news/10021...
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  • PekkaK: The discussion about copyright has long ago transcended the question of whether anyone has the right to steal or copy or...
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