Shatilov wroteimadthemad wroteyeah after 4am my speed maxes out too i posted a pic on another thread.
the wierd thing is that from 12am to 4am i get great HTTP downloadspeeds (downloaded alot of stuff from microsoft.com and ftp sites) at around 50-90KB\s
so its not that they shutdown my connection, but they shutdown torrent connections. i dont know if its just torrents or p2p alltogether, which is why i am trying newsgroup warez.
I just started a giganews 14 day free trial for 1$. If terranet doesnt cap newsgroup downloads i might keep the account.
What are newsgroups ?? like usenet ? can anyone explain how do they work ?
ok like i said i just learned about newsgroups today but this is what i understood.
Its a file sharing protocol where many users can upload files once onto some kind of usenet pool
and i say pool because its not exactly a server from what i understood.
this pool of information is made available to users much like p2p pool of information (like limewire when users hosting a file are online) EXCEPT unlike p2p, the owners or the people who have the content on their hard disks are companies with dedicated service.
Therefore unlike p2p where the aim is to share, the usenet newsgroup aim is to leech more than share.
Uploaders who upload content only upload it ONCE to the server\pool, and then the server allows users to download it at max bandwidth as many times as you want.
In that sense actually newsgroup is not at all different from rapidshare and megaupload and such sites. Except that megaupload and rapidshare etc... are different servers hosting different content (data pools), whereas it seems all newsgroup servers host the same content (which is the usenet data pool)
what you pay for is the access to these servers owning this pool of data. the differences between different services (like giganews vs newsleech and others) being how much each package costs and how long they keep files on their servers (so how old the warez u will find is)
i was shocked today at how much information is on usenet newsgroup. You will drown searching for what you want to download unless u use a search engine like
http://www.nzbclub.com/