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No.2108
I use it. It even has a Communist channel.
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No.2109
Yeah it's probably the best way to get music since oink and what.cd shut down. Funny how it's been around since the days of Napster and LimeWire but somehow flew under the radar.
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No.2110
>>2108I see a /pol/ room but not a /leftypol/ room, what's it called?
>>2109And may it continue to do so until copyright is no more!
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No.2111
>>2110It's literally just called " Communism "
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No.2112
>>2111Ahh my eyes glossed over it, my bad.
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No.2113
I am.
But AFAIK it's not really peer to peer, is it? The files are stored on regular computers but the index of files is stored on some central servers.
There's now something on i2p called MuWire that IIRC at least claimed to be actually decentralised, but I'm not sure. I couldn't manage to get it working anyway.
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No.15431
i just use bittorrent to collect the music and play it from my own computer. What is the advantage of soulseek?
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No.15433
>>2104The people who have the music I want are rarely ever online; it always feels like gamble when using it.
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No.15435
>>2109I miss what.cd so much
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No.15438
>>15433This. That's the reason I don't always prefer to torrent things in general. It sucks getting into niche stuff years after it came out.
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No.15450
>>15438Well at least with torrenting a peer might be running a seedbox; with Soulseek you have to catch someone at the right time of day just to start downloading.
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No.15451
>>15435I was destitute about it for a month, then I found soulseek. Still have my WCD coasters that I ordered to sent my friend an invite.
What I will forever mourn is the usermade lists though. It was an awesome way to find new music.