<p>Alright, I read this entire thread from the first post, and I realize that limabeans’ second comment (post #24 in this thread) was especially unwarranted.</p>
<p>And yea, the 12GB limit is annoying… but it’s a perfectly understandable regulation.</p>
<p>Oh and no one answered one of my previous questions… what exactly is DC++? I just switched to Windows from a lifetime of Mac OS. Back on the Mac, since I didn’t like Limewire, I used Acquisition for downloading random songs. I still don’t like Limewire… is DC++ the best alternative on a Windows platform? EDIT: I also realize that Windows is full of vulnerabilities that don’t exist on the Mac OS… so perhaps my P2P/Gnutella days are over.</p>
<p>DC++ is sharing over Cal’s intranet (though with some tweaking to the software it can be accessed from outside, iirc). The information’s accessible via Google.</p>
<p>The major benefit is that it doesn’t count towards your bandwidth limit, seeing as it’s shared within the Cal network.</p>
<p>Holy crap this last page has felt more like 4chan or Reddit than CC to me.</p>
<p>Anyway, OP seems like either a ■■■■■ or very naive. He also asked in another thread, “How come most of my classes are on wait list, does berkeley give out enough spots for every students…?” More likely super naive Chinese fob, I’m thinking.</p>