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Imho NAPSTER. Crazy days of sharing mp3's files.
Not sure it was ahead of its time, it revolutionized an entire industry. To me it feels more as if it came at the exact right time.
It is considered the first p2p program, back in the days we only know the client-server way to download things from internet. It also created a big problem from audio companies which in that days they only knew physical formats.
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