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ChangeLog: ========= Many changes and patches applied, labeled as UNSTABLE until further tested. I changed the release mechanism in a way that minor updates like this one will not get a release tag in CVS, also the version number reported by MLDonkey will stay the same. All numbers mentioned here can be found as patches on http://savannah.nongnu.org/patch/?group=mldonkey 2005/07/19: spiralvoice (version 2.6.0 = tag release-2-6-0) 4175: New option html_mods_use_js_tooltips, default true (4175_5.patch) 4187: Update version to 2.6.0 4186: SCM date for Windows / FreeBSD configure enhancement 2005/07/18: spiralvoice 4183: HTML: Overnet/Kademlia stats improvements (by beedauchon) 4118: Solve memory leak in Overnet/Kademlia 4182: Get CVS date in configure for OpenBSD 4175: HTML: Add Multiline File Information in download table (4175_4.patch) 2005/07/17: spiralvoice 4181: EDK: Control identified versions 4180: EDK: Files copied to incoming dir for sharing do not appear in upstats after hashing 4179: Get CVS date in configure for FreeBSD & Mac OS X 4178: Dont build GUI on "make release.mlnet.static" 4177: Clear logging, first steps toward time stamps 4175: HTML: Add Multiline File Information in search results 4174: EDK: Re-enable source exchange with eMule clients 4163: EDK: Avoid saving sources every save_options_delay 2005/07/14: spiralvoice 4173: Clear whitespace from code 4168: HTML: Graphical chunk display in vd (by beedauchon) 4167: Gdstats: Fix corrupted pics output/improved output (by beedauchon) 2005/07/13: spiralvoice Remove obsolete ./src/gtk/gui2 directory 4165: Clean log file 4164: Gnutella/G2: Update Webcache URLs 4160: resize properly the names in the gtk2 gui (by su_blanc) 4158: EDK: Parse and display version numbers, also in GTK2 GUI (by su_blanc) 4114: EDK: new command "reset_stats" (by Knocker) 2005/07/10: spiralvoice 4159: Removed whitespaces (by beedauchon) 4156: tray icon in x11 for GTK2 GUI (by su_blanc) 4157: fix mlnet.pid checking at start up for GUI 2005/07/07: spiralvoice 4153: More infos for mem_stats 4146: Use lprintf_nl instead of "lprint_newline ()" or "\n" (by beedauchon) 2005/07/06: spiralvoice 4118: Improve Overnet/Kademlia logging and mem_stats output (overnet_log,patch) Homepage

AZUREUS CHANGELOG --------- 2005.xx.xx | Azureus 2.3.0.5 FEATURE: Core | Built in tracker support for multiple listen ports [Parg] FEATURE: Core | Tracker support for multi-hash scrapes [Parg] FEATURE: Core | "Date added" field added for hosted torrents [Parg] FEATURE: Core | Alternate max upload rate limit when only seeding option [Nolar] FEATURE: Plug | Magnet URI accessor method added to Torrent [Parg] CHANGE: Core | Countermeasures against swarm DOS/poisoning [Nolar] BUGFIX: Core | Fix interested flag being set sometimes when seeding [Nolar] BUGFIX: Core | Wrong file name returned for stopped simple torrents [Parg] BUGFIX: Core | Seeder/leecher counts missing for published torrents [Parg] BUGFIX: Core | Stats going negative for hosted torrent average up/down [Parg] BUGFIX: Core | Fix piece request ignore bug [Nolar] BUGFIX: UI | Create-torrent wizard fix for multi-torrent checkbox enabling error [Parg] BETA Homepage

No change log posted at the web site, or at the designated change log area of their Source Forge page. How thoughtful of them. Homepage

Change log: * Tweaks so downloads should be much faster. * updated zlib * Fixed some horde stuff * Fixed being blacklisted by donkey servers * made speed rates more accurate * when you connected to a server it set your priority to Normal can mouse multiple select trees that allow drag / drop (shared, media, etc) * changed some default widths * Blacklists get auto-updated * turning off horde would leave the yellow box sometimes * should stop multiple donkeys from showing up if you launch them quickly * upload priorities management changed a bit * Friends don't auto-connect on click, you have to double click or choose "View Folders" from context menu Homepage

I once saw my aunt's cat lick mayonnaise off of pavement. After witnessing that (and vomiting), I thought about pouring some antifreeze on it…………………...................you know, for flavor.

I doubt their claim that they're absolutely sure that it is supposed to represent a penis. At least from the photo I saw, it's too generic to attribute specifically to a penis. Many things look like a penis, but are not. Some mushrooms, corn on the cob, tree branches that are cut just right, Method77's head, etc.. The truth is, it could have been anything.

He's made three posts. Two don't seem to be spam. This one does a little bit, but not really. I'll let it go, but I will be keeping an eye out.

Sounds like a shit sandwich to me.

Spitzer stomps more ass than any other political figure I've ever seen. I never get tired of reading about whose ass is being handed to them by Spitzer. I might vote for him in 2006 when he runs for governor of New York State.

That's what I meant by strategic importance.

Interesting side read here about the CIA......... http://www.connix.com/~harry/secret1.htm

Actually you're on to something. There is a working double standard in place. For instance, I don't see anyone rushing to free the Chinese people from their dictatorship (or any other nation with a non-democratic form of government). Many western countries are allied with nations in the Middle East that sport dictatorships/kings/religious fundamentalists (Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, etc.). Lot’s of nations in Central and South America were/are exploited by the United States. Many peaceful revolutions were put down with the help of the United States government in the past, only to see dictatorships and such take their place as leaders of nations (see the Somoza regime and the support that the U.S. gave to it). It was one destabilization campaign after another in sovereign nations. The CIA are/were truly bastards of a great magnitude. Most problems in Africa were/are ignored, especially by the United States (the Rwandan genocide is a prime example). Nobody comes out and says it, but many western governments’s foreign policy is biased towards strategic importance, and perhaps even race/cultural importance.

I guess it depends on your definition or "terrorism" I don't particularly believe that the actions of the United States military and other nations currently occupying Iraq are considered terrorism by definition (at least my definition). Maybe some of the Geneva violations (such as the secret jails, and the already disclosed bullshit) could be stretched to say "terrorism", but I look at terrorism as more or less a mix of physiological warfare and guerilla warfare, such as car bombing, suicide bombing, kidnapping, murder, shooting of innocent people such as Iraqi volunteer police (there’s no excuse for that). The U.S. is guilty of Geneva violations, and of falsifying justifications for a preemptive war, but not of terrorism. It would be too much of a stretch to agree with your comment.

I suppose if I run to the airport now, I can make Greece by late Tuesday. It'll be a close one.

Wooden foot? Method, are you under the influence? Also, shouldn't you separate personal comments from the news article? Usually I make a separate reply. And finally, do you have a source for this?

Port 80 is not open to receive incoming connections. The port 80 used over the web is for you to initiate connections with open web servers. It's outgoing, it's not the same thing. What you need is the ability to receive incoming connections. You need to forward ports in your router. If you don't know how, I might be able to help you. Provide your router make and model.

MI asked the following question: to which MI replied: If you need any additional help, you can ask me, but I think you're doing a fine job as it is. :P

That must be it MI. It loads fine for me.

Important: LimeWire 4.9.6 Beta was D.O.A. If you happened to download it, please download 4.9.7 now. Changes in this version include: * Magnet link fixes for OSX, thanks to Roger Kapsi - LimeWire should now correctly start a magnet download with a single click * If you hold Ctrl, Shift or Alt while resizing a column it will resize in new ways - give it a try Thanks to Miguel Munoz. * Resuming downloads was accidentally broken in previous betas. This beta fixes it. * Various fixes to the update functionality. * Some changes that should address the problem of LimeWire dropping all connections and refusing to connect without restart * Updated translations Forum Thread BETA Hompage

I have nothing against XP really (as far as Microsoft products go). However, this new version of Windows will take away a person's ability to use their computer as they see fit. Fair use will be thrown out the window (pun intended). All kinds of "anti-piracy" measures will be in place so that you won't be able to do much. I won't be installing this.

Let's get a focus group together and do 8 months of research to find out.

"Good enough" eh? He'll be back to his old self in no time. I'd bet on it if I could.

Good, now they can just have a big ole' lip-synching party. A no talent hack duo! Cue sexually oreinted jokes and puns from LOTD, Excrement_Cranium, and possibly Dude

http://www.dawn.com/2005/07/23/top1.htm I'm now very confused. Did they think he had explosives on him? If this account is accurate, and he was subdued, why did they shoot him? I don't know about you, but if I was going to shoot someone who I thought had bombs in their possession, I wouldn't tackle them first. Something is wrong with that picture, and I hope it isn't lost in the chaos of "protecting the people". I hope everyone keeps their head and will not forgive mistakes.....or possibly worse, murder, on the premise that "Oh, he was just a dirty terrorist. Who cares?" People can't play judge and jury with a defenseless person. I'm hoping they had valid reason, and I hope there is an honest, open investigation into this incident. We must carry the rule of law. People must prove to the terrorist organizations around the world that their civilization will not crack in the face of attacks.

Why would MS bother with 8 months of focus groups and countless hours of research just to choose some dumb ass name like "Vista"? It sounds like a brand name for cheese..........probably swiss cheese. It's not like they need to sell the damn thing. They don't really need a marketing strategy. What a waste of time. They own the OS world when it comes to home/workstation users. They should have just stuck to non-names or numbers.