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  • Send Any File Of Any Size With A ‘Friend-to-Friend’ File Transfer Using zeZebra

    October 8, 2012

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    zeZebra is a peer-to-peer file transfer freeware that enables you to transfer any file type (documents, photographs, videos, etc.) of any size to anyone. But the appeal of the tool lies in its simplicity behind the nice looking interface, and the fact that it sets up a secure channel between two parties or more interested in a file transfer. zeZebra is available for both Windows and Mac.
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  • How P2P (Peer to Peer) File Sharing Works

    August 24, 2012

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    There has always been a dark side to the Internet, and from the earliest days piracy was rampant. It began with message boards even before the traditional “internet” as we know it was even born, progressing to warez sites and private FTPs hosted on home computers. Finding pirate software and files used to be a slow and arduous task; it was more common to get the music or software from a friend as a physical copy (a so-called the “sneakernet”). P2P filesharing technology changed all that.
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  • How To Jam With Your Band Online

    June 1, 2012

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    If jamming online is what you're hoping to do then don't despair. There are a number of options you can try out - and they don't cost the earth! Musicians tend to be rather a smart bunch, and there are some geeky musos who have been working hard on a solution to online jamming for some time. Lucky for you, this means all you have to do is have a go!
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  • Use Sopcast To Get Real-Time Streaming With TV Maxe [Linux]

    May 23, 2012

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    Play Sopcast streams on your Linux computer, easily. With a built-in playlist including several big TV networks and support for Sopcast and other video streaming services, TV Maxe provides Linux with a better sopcasting experience than the official Windows client. Sopcast, in case you didn't know, is a peer-to-peer (p2p) system for live streaming. This means that Sopcast is made to help anyone broadcast in real time.
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  • What’s Up With eMule These Days? Is The File Sharing Network Slowly Becoming Obsolete?

    April 6, 2012

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    Believe it or not, eMule is still alive and kicking. These days, file sharing is all about BitTorrent and file-hosting websites like RapidShare and the ill-fated MegaUpload. Many of the older file-sharing applications have long-passed - LimeWire, Kazzaa, AudioGalaxy, Napster – they’re no more. But eMule is still with us. It’s a peer-to-peer file-sharing application that uses eDonkey servers and its own decentralized Kad network.
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  • Why Some BitTorrent Users Are Spoiled Children [Opinion]

    March 31, 2012

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    Imagine this - you get all of your entertainment free of charge, courtesy of people who record it for you in their spare time and put it on the Internet. Then these people, who you're not paying, change the format they are offering this free entertainment in. Would you, realizing that you're getting free entertainment because of volunteers, just accept it? Or would you complain about it in the comments section of torrent sites?
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  • The Best 3 Private Torrent Trackers That You Should Be Invited To

    January 8, 2012

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    Just like the good old Napster days though, public torrent sites and trackers are riddled with trojans and other garbage. The best way to enjoy your filesharing experience is getting an invite to one of the many (but few illustrious) private trackers. While invite-only web is becoming a slight trend, I'm here to share three niche-specific and very reliable private sites that I use to get my complete media fix. Let's get started.
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  • 5 Different uTorrent Add-Ons You Should Try Out

    September 3, 2011

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    The most popular torrent client, uTorrent, has been getting a lot of extra effort put into it to simplify its use while expanding its feature set. I must say that the uTorrent developers have done an excellent job to do all of this while still keeping the program lightweight. One of the newer features that you'll find is called add-ons.
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  • Start Your Own Peer-To-Peer Online Educational Course For Free

    July 1, 2011

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    In past articles we have shared a wealth of free online college courses, as well as courses for free download in iTunes U, hosted by popular universities around the country. But if you have the skills and dedication for sharing your knowledge and collaborating with others online, the newly revamped grassroots website, Peer 2 Peer University allows anyone to start and offer an online course on any subject.
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  • BitCoin – Buy, Sell & Trade Using Anonymous Peer-To-Peer Currency

    June 22, 2011

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    Earlier this month two prominent US politicians wrote to US Attorney General Eric Holder to express concerns about the rise of a new online currency – BitCoin. The anonymous, peer-to-peer currency has become very popular over the last few months, with websites popping up all over cyberspace enabling BitCoins to be exchanged or donated with nothing more than a unique, non-identifying public key.
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  • How To Find Files Online Without Having To Use P2P Software

    June 2, 2011

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    Find music, movies and more without the use of peer to peer (p2p) software. You just need to know where to look. For most people, Bittorrent is the definitive way to find less-than-legal files on the web. On the modern web, however, it's not necessary to use a p2p network to find the files you want; you can find them straight from your browser. It's just a matter of knowing where to look.
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