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Written by tinfoil
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Tuesday, 08 July 2003 04:50
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In the constant battle over our right to listen to the music we want it is important for us to stay abreast of the latest technology. I am personally convinced that the music industry is concerned about their audience diversifying their listening experience then P2P letting them "steal" music. The fact is that people who download music buy more. The problem (for the industry) is they buy what they like rather then what the industry would like to ram down our throats.
The new KazaLite K++ allows you to set your options so that the RIAA can't see how many files you are sharing. It does way more then that too. You can set your share level to a constant 1000. This would be a great defense in court, "I'm sorry judge but Kaza was set to show 1000 files but actually I was only sharing one :-) and that was because I had just downloaded it and hadn't moved it yet to another folder." When you're share level is set that high you become a super user and will bump to the head of the queue line.
Of coarse it has all the features you would expect from KazaLite. Like no adds :-) The extra features are too many to list here and I am only starting to realize the potential of this must have application.
The link I am providing uses a whole host of proxy servers, otherwise this app is very hard to get.
http://www.techtv.com/screensavers/answerstips/story/0,24330,3464142,00.html
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