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/ May 18, 2009 / 22:45 min.
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Bittorrent = peer-to-peer file sharing network. Bittorrent was created by Bram Cohen. A seeder is a user who has the full file and is ready and willing to send one or more parts. A leecher is a user who is requesting one or more parts of the file. To use Bittorrent you will need a client; such as Bittorrent, uTorrent, and etc. For more information on Bittorrent visit Wikipedia.
For more information, see this article on using BitTorrent on Tucows.
BitTorrent Unscrambled
You've likely heard of BitTorrent. It's the latest file transfer technology that spreads the load out across a huge network of "peers" and "leechers." But how does it work? Andy and Sean take a look and explain, using raw eggs and protective gear. They also look at some of the legal issues associated with downloading. Contrary to prevailing wisdom, BitTorrent isn't equal to piracy.download this episode now
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Bittorrent = peer-to-peer file sharing network. Bittorrent was created by Bram Cohen. A seeder is a user who has the full file and is ready and willing to send one or more parts. A leecher is a user who is requesting one or more parts of the file. To use Bittorrent you will need a client; such as Bittorrent, uTorrent, and etc. For more information on Bittorrent visit Wikipedia.
For more information, see this article on using BitTorrent on Tucows.
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