music file sharing

Hey guys, for anybody who's interested I have this program called Qnext and it's basically like an instant messenger program on steroids.

The really cool part is you can set it up to share files on your computer, I have a few friends set up with it and we can all download each other's music. If you're interested go to www.qnext.com (http://www.qnext.com) to get hooked up with the program, once you get set up my username is mattydread, add me to your friend list and away we go!

This is a pretty cool program!

I'm under the Username Gmanc711, I have all my Skins Clips up there to share as well.


And yes, I do have backstreet boys songs. And No, I am not gay (not that there is anything wrong w/ that)

Gmanc, they're your girlfriends right? J/K :)

When I download it, I'll be under the name MalcolmANDJemima.

Goddamn... 21 MB, I'll have to download it at work. Any spyware install with it?

no spyware

Its a Very cool Program. Defintley if you are into filesharing join up. Plus I need some more buddies... Matty is my only one. :party-smi

Names Daseal - added both gmanc (You know, before now I never noticed the n in gmanc.... and Matty.

I have all SORTS of stuff that I'll have as soon as I get high speed permanently.

Just a little update about P2P file sharing. I heard that the case against Grokster went to Supreme Court to decide whether or not the file-sharing companies should be held responsible.

As far as I'm concerned, that's kind of like holding Spray Can makers responsible when dumbass kids snort their product. As long as in the privacy statement that put it clearly "This product is not intended for illegal use." I believe that the file-sharing companies can wash their hands of any responsibility.

A defeat for Grokster is going to be a defeat that will extend to the civil liberties of all Americans.

Say I'm a telephone company... should I get charged for illegal transactions being made over my phone lines?

I think not. This is the same premise.