On Jun 1, 8:43 pm, John <in...@wetrust.com> wrote:
it's free.
there is a good bit torrent client program you use to download them.
Called uTorrent
, so download that.
Then you just find bit torrent links, and click them.
you'd need a good bit torrent search engine
I don't normally read the computer news sites like digg, anandtech or
arstechnica or slashdot or anything.. but I did run into http://thepiratebay.org/
that is a torrent search engine.
other torrent search engine sites that come uip with a google of
torrent search are
http://isohunt.com/ , http://www.torrentscan.com/ ,
http://www.torrentz.com/
You can also try P2P apps. (not related to torrents ).
eMule, maybe limewire.. there are a few. Each may specialise in
different types of media.
Torrents tend to be good for big things like tv programs , I think. I
don't tend to use them much though.
regarding the newsgroups.. I've used xnews to download binaries it
supports it, OE or Google Groups doesn't. I don't do it often.
Apparently these nzb files are a new thing. You need a news reader
that supports it.
This website lists some that support it
(I don't really recognise these names. though i don't tend to use news
readers much)
http://www.binaries4all.com/nzb/
NewsLeecher
NewsPro (version 3.75 and higher)
NewsBin Pro (version 4.3 and higher)
NewsReactor
GrabIt (1.5.0 and higher)
Usenet Explorer
BNR2
UsenetJunkie
123Newz
xana need a plugin.. There is somebody here that says something
"beats OE and xana hands down" but I have no idea what he refer to.
Google and archive.org seem to not have it. XanaNews is fantastic,
dunno about for binary and nzb files though.
