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Old 2004-01-04, 02:03   Link #1
RoleplayingOtaku
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I don't understand a single thing.

I kinda understand on how to download and all that. But can someone tell me in their terms on how this all works. I'm kinda dumb and I think this goes under the category of nonsense, but I really don't understand how this works and if it relates to K-Lit or Napster and etc.
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Old 2004-01-04, 06:23   Link #2
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If you mean "How does the space-time continuum work, and is there a chance there might be an all powerful creator?" with "how this all works" then you are out of luck. If however you mean "How does downloading anime with BitTorrent work", I would recommed the sticky thread by Flash Squirrel in the "Downloading help" forum.
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Old 2004-01-05, 01:03   Link #3
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Well now that I understand how everything works. Someone delete this thread...
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Old 2004-01-05, 01:17   Link #4
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Heh! You just wish we'd delete it. Consider the existence of this thread to be a reminder to everyone that they ought to simply read the stickies before posting a basic question. I bet you're never going to make that mistake again!
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Old 2004-01-05, 01:21   Link #5
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Heh! You just wish we'd delete it. Consider the existence of this thread to be a reminder to everyone that they ought to simply read the stickies before posting a basic question. I bet you're never going to make that mistake again!

I won't! I'm just kinda new to this. It's easier just downloading off of Kazaa but there aren't many people to share anymore. This just seems like a new concept. Whenever I download of off Kazaa now it's just queued. And it'll be a cold day in hell befor I can actually download an episode of Maburaho.
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Old 2004-01-05, 05:33   Link #6
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BitTorrent is MUCH easier and quick than Kazaa. You don't have to wait, to look for something trying to avoid trojans or viruses, and there is no annoying "The user quitted" at 1% from the end.

I might be biased though.
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Old 2004-01-06, 02:06   Link #7
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BitTorrent is MUCH easier and quick than Kazaa. You don't have to wait, to look for something trying to avoid trojans or viruses, and there is no annoying "The user quitted" at 1% from the end.

I might be biased though.
You ca still get trojans and viruses if u download some apps from BT.
And it's much harder to find what you want on BT...coz you have to hunt down the torrent file (like if you want some game or licensed anime) where in kazaa u just type in search...
And how about when last seed leaves?
I said it before and I'll say it again...BT is only good for new and popular files!
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