This was cutting edge tech... I remember the excitement of replacing floppy discs with CDRs...
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A collection of some classic Lemmy memes for your enjoyment
Everytime I see limewire I feel left out.
Where are my Kaaza hommies at??
Slsk (Soulseek) was far superior. It was the best for getting full albums and leaked stuff. If you found someone with a fast connection and thick library it was like gold.
Shoutout to everyone that got Modest Mouse’s We Were Dead album with “Mike Jones” randomly played in the background.
Slsk is still around today and people swear by it.
Because it's pretty much under the radar of the industry and you can find all kind of music there. Is nice.
Where are my eMule fuckers at?
No SoulSeek fans here?
That's the modern napster IMO.
Just a shame it's hard to automate.
What do you want to automate with it though?
Isn't slskd enough?
What's slskd?
I just want to send a list of music and download it automatically, with a specific bitrate, regexed or if-checked for "cover", "instrumental" etc.
It's a soulseek deamon which you can control with for example a Webinterface.
So for your usecase you probably need to script those checks yourself.