If You Think About Computer

I Think The Most Difficult Thing Had Been Scaling The Infrastructure. Trying To Support The Response We Had Received From Our Users And The Number Of People That Were Interested In Using The Software.

Napster Works Because People Who Love Music Share And Participate.

There Really Was Nothing Like It At The Time. We Had Good Ideas For Implementation, So We Proceeded. I Think It Was An Excellent Solution To The Reliability Issues With Existing Search Engines.

It Was Very Early, And We Were Still Like Beta Or Alpha Stage, And So We Started Receiving A Ton Of Download. The Server Became Overloaded, And That's When I Realized That This Had A Huge Market.

If You're A Musician Or Actor, You Know That If You're Successful, Some Level Of Fame Goes Along With That. You're Prepared. But How Often Does That Happen To A Programmer?