File Sharing

it allows you to download songs for free to your itunes account.

I wouldn't download them in the first place. My friend did and she had to buy a whole new iPod because it screwed it all up!

most mp3 players will show up on your computer like a flash drive when you plug them in. If you go into "my computer" in windows, you should see your mp3 show up as a removable drive. From there you can just click and drag songs from your limewire folder onto the mp3 player.

That is also true but to add a little more detail you have your list of songs pulled up on limewire, you highlight them all and the right click, you then click locate on device and they will show up you then highlight them again and drag them over to your removable drive [mp3].

No, Pirate Bay is not illegal, but some of the things you download may be illegal, such as, if you download a movie made by someone and you have permission for it to be hosted for free download, then it is fine. But if someone is hosting a movie by Universal Studios then you download it, it IS illegal. Be weary of what you download :).

Youtube is a website not a database, but there is certainly a database behind the http/web interface.

Any website that stores massive quantity of data must use some form of database, whether the database is SQL-based, no-SQL / file-based.

So youtube uses a database, and probably multiple databases since some databases are better at certain tasks than others. However there is no database system called youtube. From the user's perspective youtube is just a website that uses databases.

On Frostwire, hit tools and go to filters. On the left hit sharing, you should be where on the right there's a tab that says 'add...' hit it. Find where there are folders named 'incomplete files' and 'saved'. Hit add folder. If it shows your downloads, go up a folder.

Software such as BitTorrent, Limewire, Shareaza, Morpheus, eMule and BearShare all offer peer to peer file sharing. These are all free items of software, available to download over the internet.

The more you seed the better. It seems like fairness requires that you seed enough to keep the torrent alive, otherwise you are selfishly "using up" the resource.

Most people seem to think that to sustain the torrent, you could give what you get -- a 1:1 ratio. However, you can expect that some people will not seed at all. This means that in the long run, if everyone who does seed only seeds 1:1, it will not actually be enough to keep the torrent alive. Just like with chain emails, you can't assume the first person you send it to is going to send it on and "keep it alive." So, if you care about having a "sustainable" rate of seeding, you should share more than 1:1.

If seeding is slowing your connection to much then set the bandwidth to only use a percent of your total upload speed. If your upstream speed is 500 kbps then set your the upload limit to 250 kbps or some other fraction of your total bandwidth. This helps make it less noticeable that you are uploading. If you leave it on at night while you are asleep, you will usually find that torrents have seeded to their limits when you get up in the morning.

No it is illegal and not safe do not use pirate bay

Too what the person above said--Phooey! It is completely legal and completely safe.

Limewire, however, is illegal. Don't use that!

Fortiguard web filter works by filtering URLs based on global data. The problem with this is that it may block websites that shouldn't be blocked. Fortiguard cannot be disabled, but you can bypass it with an SSH SOCKS proxy that points to another remote destination.

If you are talking about your windows firewall blocking it then this is how.

1.click on control panel

2. then on system and security

3. then click on windows firewall

4. click on allow a program or feature through windows firewall.

now you should see all of your programs look for utorrent and click to make a check mark next to is.

Unless you have permission to access the school's computer system, hacking in would be illegal, and could result in prosecution.

The answer is Protocol's. Protocol is the set of rules for formatting the data across the network.

Sendbig .com allows file sharing up to 30GB for free with an unlimited number of transfers.

It offers amazing features :

Expiry date up to 30 days, Password protect files, Resumable upload and download, Set maximum download per transfer, Defer sending transfer up to 3 days, ... and a lot more !!

Page Can Not Be Displayed on Piratebay.org

>Malware Entries in host Files

>Open my computer

C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc

>Right click hosts Open with Notepad Delete all entries for piratebay.org and save

1) Security Problems- explicit programming required

2) Integrity Problems- rules needed to be programmed explicitly

3) Concurrent access anomalies- multiple access of same file in case of multiple user system

4) Data Isolation- related data required by different programs of same application may resides in diff isolated files

5) Unanticipated queries- handling sudden queries can be difficult

6) Data redundancy

7) Data inconsistency

8) Duplication of data

9) No standardized control over organization of files

10) No standardized control over structure of files

I woudn't have been able to read this question :-)

You coudn't google anything, you would actually have to go to the library to do research.

No It lets in all kinds of bugs and pop ups that it can slow your computer down.

Actually, the program itself is not what is unsafe, but the things you download. Frostwire doesn't put anything on your computer which you didn't tell it to put there. Most of the time, the risk comes from executable files. Sometimes malicious files are given extensions other than .EXE, but sometimes a user may realize it has the wrong extension and rename it, then run it. Generally, downloading music, videos, or photos is safe since if it is the wrong format for the extension, the required application will not load it. It is possible to have a virus on your compuer without actually being infected with the virus. So the issue is not whether Frsotwire itself is unsafe, but more in how you use it.

= Answer =

1) Open Limewire 2) Go to 'Limewire' in the taskbar at the top (By the apple logo) 3) Choose Preferences 4) Go to iTunes on the left 5) Enable iTunes importing :) 1) Open LImewire 2) Go to Help or File at the top of the window 3) Choose Preferences 4) go to iTunes 5) Enable iTunes importing :) 6) Open iTunes and Allow admin commands to import. l

yes most definetly.. but you have to be smart u shudnt download music file that are about 3 minutes , that have 500 GBs lol the average is 4

yes smaller games, larger game will require you to mount the program and a disk which is not a function in frost wire. i recently downloaded gta san andraes from frostwire

There is of course many so called peer-to-peer sharing programs. The top two are Limewire and Frostwire. I personally do not advise anyone to use this software. The software is full of viruses embedded in files. Unlike popular belief, all computers are at risk with peer-to-peer software. Macs, PCs, Linux, etc. are at a huge risk. Not to mention, your files will be so called "grabbed" and placed in the cloud for everyone to download. There are ways to disable that, but personally I wouldn't use it in the first place.

-Hope this Helps!

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