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OneSec wrote:
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It's a policy against using P2P. For very good reasons also.

> I am a college student and I would like to use a file-sharing P2P
> program, but it seems that the network has some sort of system in place
> to prevent this. See, what happens is that when I use any filesharing
> program I am able to search for files, but the file transfer never
> starts. Am I pretty much just screwed or is there anything I can try?
> There isn't a policy against using P2P, it just seems that nobody is
> able to use these programs on campus. I'd appreciate any input.
>
> -Onesec

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On 2005-11-25, Keme <> wrote:

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> Makes my head boil sometimes.
>
> I haven't had anyone kicked out yet, but some are close. Gathering
> evidence...

Touched a sore nerve here? )

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You all bring up very good points. I feel rather sheepish now.
Regardless, I appreciate your input.

On 2005-11-27, OneSec <> wrote:
> You all bring up very good points. I feel rather sheepish now.
> Regardless, I appreciate your input.

Thank you for the courtesy )

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OneSec wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am a college student and I would like to use a file-sharing P2P
> program, but it seems that the network has some sort of system in place
> to prevent this. See, what happens is that when I use any filesharing
> program I am able to search for files, but the file transfer never
> starts. Am I pretty much just screwed or is there anything I can try?
> There isn't a policy against using P2P, it just seems that nobody is
> able to use these programs on campus. I'd appreciate any input.
>
> -Onesec


If your looking for some good free music to burn one with, uh I mean,
burn on disc, check out:

http://www.archive.org/audio/etreelisting-browse.php

Free, legit, _live_ music download archives of some of great
bands/artists. Easy html download (FTP available). Many already in handy
mp3 format for your pod or whatever. Some only in shn's or flac's but
decoders are available.

It's possible to rip streaming audio. It may be illegal to do anything
with the files once you have them - I don't know, I'm not a lawyer or
prosecutor. Probably very thin ice to tread at school via their
network. Stick to the free live stuff!

Warren

In article <Pnvif.7201$ >, Sherwood
Shark <> wrote:

> If your looking for some good free music to burn one with, uh I mean,
> burn on disc, check out:
>
> http://www.archive.org/audio/etreelisting-browse.php
>
> Free, legit, _live_ music download archives of some of great
> bands/artists. Easy html download (FTP available). Many already in handy
> mp3 format for your pod or whatever. Some only in shn's or flac's but
> decoders are available.

Ooh, bookmarked -- good page!

Whiskers wrote:
> On 2005-11-25, Keme <> wrote:
>
> snip
>
>
>>Makes my head boil sometimes.
>>
>>I haven't had anyone kicked out yet, but some are close. Gathering
>>evidence...
>
>
> Touched a sore nerve here? )
>

Not as much you as OneSec. Still, I guess it was you who got me going,
so yes, you did, sort of... (-::