Help Find A Cure For Cancer
This article was posted on The Screen Savers website. Written By Megan Morrone. This isn’t about filesharing but I personally feel that we should feel good about donating extra CPU cycles. Hope we all download this.
“Last July I received an email from Matt. He wrote:
Here’s a quite noble Download of the Day that I [...]
URLBlaze V.2.2 is Out
URLBlaze V.2.2 is released. Several neat features were added:
1) MUCH faster search result on the multi-search system.
2) See what other people are searching for online.
3) Copy/Paste URLs.
4) Much more search results
and more…
Try this freeware now.
Limewire Goes Open-Source
From Gnutellanews.com:LimeWire announced that they’ve open-sourced the LimeWire codebase under the Gnu Public License (GPL). Java source code and documentation is now available from their new website dedicated to Gnutella and LimeWire development at http://www.limewire.org/.
LimeWire, which is one of the leading developers of the Gnutella protocol, decided to open-source their codebase in order to [...]
File Sharing…A thing of the past…or the future?
Is file sharing as we know it over? I doubt it, I think it can only get better with time. A.L.I.C.E is an artificial intelligent chatbot that might soon help us file sharers out. Imagine being able to not know the title of a song but the computer knows; then finds the song, downloads it, [...]
Zeropaid Thanks Xolox
Recently, several Zeropaid Members informed us that the popular gnutella file sharing client Xolox has placed a link to Zeropaid.com on its opening screen. We would like to thank the Xolox development team for their support and providing the file sharing community with such a resourceful gnutella client. Post your thoughts on Xolox here.
How Will File Sharing Companies Make Money?
A News.com report points out something maybe we dont want to think about – the financial future of the companies who provide file-sharing clients. If they don’t even have enough money to survive, how are they coing to fight the inevitable lawsuits from the recording industry? Also some cool downloads numbers in this article, according [...]
Phosphor Going Global
Phosphor 1.2 has been released.
This is the first non-beta release. Phosphor’s architecture is similar to opennap
and napigator, but gets rid of the many limitations inherent in napster.
Features include:
Works on all systems with Java (e.g. Windows and Unix)
Share any file type: music, video, applications
Advanced search options for accurate results
Chat capabilities
Hotlist support
Cross server [...]
If Fasttrack gets closed down will anyone switch to opennap?
File-sharing programs that use fancy technology like fasttrack which powers morpheus/kaZaA/grokster, is good you have to admit,but what about open-nap?mabye it is slow but will it ever be prone to the riaa? mabye not because people that run the servers are’nt working for a company they’re kids even..i run an open-nap server, i aint [...]
Music City: We Can’t Stop Child Porn
From a Newsbytes report: “Responding to complaints that the service has become a haven for child pornographers, operators of Music City, a leading alternative to Napster, said they are unable to stop the trading of illegal photos and videos.” They also talk about our very own Jorge, saying “Last year, a Gnutella fan named Jorge [...]
giFT
Check this out! I read about this on Slashdot and decided to look into it. giFT, which stands for “Generic Interface to Fast Track” is an open source project dedicated to reverse engineering the fast track network (kazaa, morpheus…). It was originally made for Linux but it is now including windows support. [...]
