El Hazard bit torrent (or the like?)

[Wayne]

Hey, I know how it is. I lived on Edwards Air Force Base (if you don't know where it is, about 90 miles or so Los Angeles) for three years, and I know California anywhere is pretty bloody expensive. *chuckles* But the $60000 figure was based on the 'Valley median programmer salary of $67,000 (or at least it was as of a 2002 survey I read). Not that it really matters, but I do know what I'm talking about. :] Sometimes.

The big advantage of BitTorrent over DC is that with BT you're more or less guaranteed a decent connection, at least with popular material-- or so I've been told. With DC you'd need to join a bigger hub for a larger pool of users (and the bigger hubs tend to have higher share limits, which, as Saucer said, range from "ludicrous" to "no way in Hell"), and even then some of them might not be sharing much (or, more likely, already have all their slots full).

But so it goes. You get what you pay for, eh?

[stanky105]

Hey Wayne, I sent you another message. Im up for trying a DC, I keep getting booted from rooms left and right about share limits, so I think I am doing something wrong.

I actually did catch a user with the magnificent world on kaaza the other day, but his upload is like half a k a second and the file size for episode one is 303 megabytes, so yeah, chugging right along there...... 140 hours left... assuming he actually stays on for 140 hours

[Jojo]

http://www.emule-project.net/

Get that... run a server that has to deal with anime (if any) or one that just has a lot of files. El Hazard is all over the place their. Including in French  

You will usually have to wait in line and it is not the quickest thing in the world, but it gets you your files you want. I use it to download DDR Games and other software that I probably shouldnt download with it.