I have to say, my favorite free disk-use visualization program has got to be Scanner by Steffen Gerlach. Its telescoping pie charts help you see what's taking up space than any of the "varied squares" programs I've run across.
There isn't any 'new GMail authentication', at least not in a form that would affect this program.
If you have GMail, you probably won't have noticed anything different in your login screen. The only time that their extra authentication measures kick in is when someone tries to log in to an account tons of times in a short period with the wrong password. It's not meant to block all external programs, just prevent automatic password-guessing type attacks.
Democracy - Government by the people, exercised either directly or through elected representatives
Democracy -- Three wolves and a sheep deciding what's for dinner.
This is why even the US isn't a democracy, despite popular opinion...
coandco
There is no real N64 emulator (only high-level ones which don't really work on most games).
Umm... excuse me?
There is a very good open-source emulator that can play pretty much every game out there. There are a couple of exceptions, of course, but certainly a large majority of the games out there can be played. Project 64.
The other nice thing is that you don't even need to buy the full version of Adobe Acrobat to make perfectly good PDF files. There are several ways of setting up a virtual printer to turn anything you print into a PDF file. You can see one such method at http://pad.olsonnetwork.com. I use it all of the time!
Clint Olson
http://www.olsonnetwork.com
Well, if you want a great spyware-free Windoze client, Shareaza is your ticket. It connects to Gnutella 1 & 2, as well as eMule. I have had better-than-average luck at finding rare files, and often times I download from 100+ sources at once. It also has many other nice features, like saving your search results. I have a list of 7000+ unique ebooks that I keep around. Whenever I want to read a particular book, I just temporarily filter the results to find it, then download it.
Hi,
One of the more useful things I see BitTorrent as is what its name implies: A temporary P2P network to alleviate a 'torrent' of downloads. I especially like the way GameTab News (http://news.gametab.com/torrents.php) handles it: They are always a seed for their torrents, and remain a contributing uploader as long as the torrent is on their site. My question is:
Do you see a BitTorrent server package, perhaps as an addon to Apache or something, that will run a tracker, make.torrent files out of files on your server, and seed them? Right now this requires several different packages, including the tracker, maketorrent, and the client (for seeding the files). Having all of this as a single package would be nice for people who want to use BitTorrent for it's many legal uses. Of course, the warez communities who use BitTorrent solely as a P2P app wouldn't benefit from this, but from what I understood it is your desire to promote only the legal uses of BitTorrent.
Slashdot Mirror
So that's what a Warlock's Wheel has to be made of...
Must... get... achievements...
Since the linked article is down, you can catch a copy of the Rowling roasting at Card's own site:
http://www.hatrack.com/osc/reviews/everything/2008-04-20.shtml
I have to say, my favorite free disk-use visualization program has got to be Scanner by Steffen Gerlach. Its telescoping pie charts help you see what's taking up space than any of the "varied squares" programs I've run across.
CrankyOne
There isn't any 'new GMail authentication', at least not in a form that would affect this program.
If you have GMail, you probably won't have noticed anything different in your login screen. The only time that their extra authentication measures kick in is when someone tries to log in to an account tons of times in a short period with the wrong password. It's not meant to block all external programs, just prevent automatic password-guessing type attacks.
Democracy - Government by the people, exercised either directly or through elected representatives Democracy -- Three wolves and a sheep deciding what's for dinner. This is why even the US isn't a democracy, despite popular opinion... coandco
Hmm... *somebody's* a masochist. I've never enjoyed those particular pieces, myself.
Hi, This is a great idea! I know a few people who would donate if a campaign like this were started... Clint
There is a very good open-source emulator that can play pretty much every game out there. There are a couple of exceptions, of course, but certainly a large majority of the games out there can be played. Project 64.
Clint
The other nice thing is that you don't even need to buy the full version of Adobe Acrobat to make perfectly good PDF files. There are several ways of setting up a virtual printer to turn anything you print into a PDF file. You can see one such method at http://pad.olsonnetwork.com. I use it all of the time! Clint Olson http://www.olsonnetwork.com
Well, if you want a great spyware-free Windoze client, Shareaza is your ticket. It connects to Gnutella 1 & 2, as well as eMule. I have had better-than-average luck at finding rare files, and often times I download from 100+ sources at once. It also has many other nice features, like saving your search results. I have a list of 7000+ unique ebooks that I keep around. Whenever I want to read a particular book, I just temporarily filter the results to find it, then download it.
Hope this helps!
Clint
Hi,
.torrent files out of files on your server, and seed them? Right now this requires several different packages, including the tracker, maketorrent, and the client (for seeding the files). Having all of this as a single package would be nice for people who want to use BitTorrent for it's many legal uses. Of course, the warez communities who use BitTorrent solely as a P2P app wouldn't benefit from this, but from what I understood it is your desire to promote only the legal uses of BitTorrent.
One of the more useful things I see BitTorrent as is what its name implies: A temporary P2P network to alleviate a 'torrent' of downloads. I especially like the way GameTab News (http://news.gametab.com/torrents.php) handles it: They are always a seed for their torrents, and remain a contributing uploader as long as the torrent is on their site. My question is:
Do you see a BitTorrent server package, perhaps as an addon to Apache or something, that will run a tracker, make
Yours respectfully,
Clint Olson
P.S. Thank you for making this wonderful program!