A place to talk about the music of the Grateful Dead
RETURN wrote:Sorry to semi-hijack here but a quick question. Do you think, or know if the shows they made available at the venues will ever be available to order?http://www.deadnetstore.com/Commerce/Pr ... fbcd6730e5
Right now my computer is a little sketchy to be downloading a ton of shows and I don't mind spending a little cash.
Thanks.
tigerstrat wrote:Correct me if wrong, but I thought Miller was known as an A/D transfer wiz, not an actual source taper??No... He was credited for taping and transferring a lot of Phil and Friends shows from 2001 onward... Prior to 2001, he did a lot of transfer, edit and seeding...
RiverRat wrote:Didn't realize post-GD stuff was part of the discussion. I stand corrected!tigerstrat wrote:Correct me if wrong, but I thought Miller was known as an A/D transfer wiz, not an actual source taper??No... He was credited for taping and transferring a lot of Phil and Friends shows from 2001 onward... Prior to 2001, he did a lot of transfer, edit and seeding...
If you're going to be using public trackers like ThePirateBay, you should download PeerGuardian ( http://phoenixlabs.org/pg2/ ). It blocks out the nasty IPs, you don't ever want to connect to.Is Little Snitch the Mac equivalent??
Emoto wrote:Google "whois"Jimmy wrote:Ah, so there's a lookup table somewhere that i could access if I wanted to?Emoto wrote: How can one tell which ones those are?The numbers in an IP address aren't random, and they tell you the computers approximate location (usually what town it is in). And no it doesn't block foreign IPs, it blocks government and RIAA IPs.
Emoto wrote: Ah, so there's a lookup table somewhere that i could access if I wanted to?
Jimmy wrote:Google "whois"I've used whois on internic for a long time for domain names. You saying it can geographically locate IP addresses?
