What is the P2P future rapidshare or torrents??

[Se7Ven]

Whats is your opinion about P2P in the future is there more potential at rapidshare ore torents???

What system is more secure and is there a better P2P way??

[Snitlev]

I think it's a new type of file sharing comming next ;-)

and now, it's torrent ^^

best regards my friend ;-)

[splicer]

It will still be BitTorrent. BitTorrent protocol, in my mind, is the perfect way to transfer files; companies which have embraced BT have realised this.

[Se7Ven]

I think it's a new type of file sharing comming next ;-)


do you mean Wuala P2P its another good option:top:

[anon]

If Rapidshare keeps the wait times and speed limitations, I'd say BitTorrent. Unless your country doesn't like filesharing...

[shoulder]

Rapidshare has nothing to do with P2P. :wink2:

[Se7Ven]

Rapidshare has nothing to do with P2P

sure its One-click hosting site but you find all material there on rapidshare movies...pogramms...miusik all you need:top:

[SBfreak]

Torrents are the future:top: and FTP too

[darkside]

Well i think torrents are good then rapidshare.

[Dynamic]

I think that raipdshare is good only as a business if you want premium service and files.

Torrenting opens up the door to anyone who has a computer and willing to use it.

The future I believe is hard to decide but torrent looks like it will win the battle. What is not to like about sharing?!!!

We all benefit! (well the common folks not the business, unless they realize a way to profit from it which I assume they will soon)

[plentonimus]

Some say that I2P Anonymous Network - I2P (http://www.i2p2.de/index.html) (or alike) is the future of p2p filesharing. Although I doubt that - just because they don't know who sent the file it won't detain them to go after the middle man for making illegal content available.

[shawshankraj]

torrents are better than rapidshare

[yoco]

I don't think torrents are going anywhere for long time :wink:

[anon]

Me neither :smile:

TPB was supposed to be working on a new P2P protocol that'd overcome BitTorrent, but I never heard about it again... not that they have time for it right now with the court case, either.