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October 11th, 2007
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 What do those two "terms" ('lame' & 'super') mean? I'm sorry if this is not the appropriate board to ask on, but it's my best... When I search on LimeWire for some songs, some of the files say "lame," and "super" in them. Okay, not to sound like a newb, and I bet they mean what they imply... But what do they exactly mean? Thank you in advance. Oh, and while I'm at it is there any way to know beforehand that the file I start downloading have will not say "Need More Sources" or, "Waiting On Busy Hosts"? Oh, and if it makes a difference I'm running LimeWire 4.13.0 Pro. Last edited by The_Newb_Avenger; October 11th, 2007 at 05:37 PM.  |
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October 11th, 2007
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| Sounds like Fake Files. See Links. 1. How to find music. ____ 2. Beware of Fake files in search results
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