Comments on: LimeWire mixing social networking, P2P
With the beta release of LimeWire 5.0, the file-sharing giant brings Jabber-compatible services buddy lists and social elements to peer-to-peer networking.
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Actually I hate it as a p2p program, but I thoroughly enjoy how Limewire seems to bring naive users together with malware infected files like moths to a flame. As an independent contractor in the IT industry, nothing brings me more customers than a machine ransacked with malware, usually bestowed upon them by a bogus file downloaded through Limewire, or a lovely variant of "Anti-Virus 2008." The only time I've seen Limewire on a machine is when a person is taking their first baby steps into p2p piracy, mainly to download and steal music. Unfortunately, these people think they can download the latest souljahboy.exe and listen to it on their computer, and don't even know what a data backup is.
While I'm sure there are many people who will find great usage out of linking p2p with social networking, I see the average users still downloading plenty of porn and illegal music; now using their facebook login instead of an anonymous IP. ^_^
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- by dalokster50 January 21, 2009 12:13 PM PST
- Very interesting
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