Hey guys, perhaps another explaination.... I found the same thing, but noted it was usually an xvid formatted rip. Turns out some audio codec I downloaded ages ago has a volume control, and by default it was set very low. In my control panel there is an applet called 'AC3Filter' http://www.netspace....

http://tassyp2p.tripod.com/Settings_Set ... etwork.jpg
http://tassyp2p.tripod.com/Image_SazNetworks2.jpg

is it just me or do both those image links point to....

It's also fun to imagine the changing room's team in ancient Egypt... I think it might have been a hit, it could have been called "Changing Tombs" Gay Interior Decorator.. "O-M-G, we just *have* do something about all this sandstone." Burly Backyard Landscaper.. "I'm not sure how this astroturf will...

It also looks bit like:

-A bath room tile,
-A Besser Brick,
-And a piece of MDF nailed to the wall.

OMG! this proves that the 'Chaning Rooms' team were around in ancient eygpt.

I actually went to the trouble of setting up a domain with a dedicated server running a nice web board for that very purpose.

...unfortunately it's unreachable, probably because of netspace's proxy server.

<humble pie> Okays, we (porkster n myself) have located a problem with a *gulp* netspace proxy-looking-thing *gulp*.... that is passing an incorrect ip value to the dcache script.... and is being denied. This may / maynot be causing the present shareaza problems. By way of a test, Porkster has remov...

Have a look at the system window. You'll see that a lot of connections are being refused or timing out. The population seems to be there, but you can't connect to them. FWIW: Aside from the startup message and "Sending Upload -blahblah" "Finished Upload -blahblah" the system window is clean.. no re...

wow what an explosive thread... I think i might go searching for a landmind or two myself... before I rant <-- it says newbie there, this post comes with a free grain of salt. As for terminology, any thing that links two networks and might cache data could be called a 'proxy', but the 'netspace web ...

if you dont want spam, dont give out your e-mail, proven fact Not a viable option for me, nor for most people. It's roughly along the lines of "don't want junk mail, then pry the street number off your house, steal the street signs, and hide your letter box." Email addresses should be distributed a...

" The first casualty of war is truth"

'nuff said

Droste effect? Being 'iggerant' I unleashed google upon it. One of the resources it's minions brought to me was this one Try them - if you liked NetFish's these will take your head clean off. To think he 'wrapped' up those pictures 'by hand' no computer, no calculator... just some graph paper and m...

"The Mystery Computer" Who can guess the make and model of this machine? (far right, top) An Apple DuoDock: m Nice work, though it's a pretty unique looking machine. It's the 270c btw. It's only visiting here for a whiles...kinda figured there wouldn't be too many mac peoples here. m Titanium G4 1G...

http://www.netspace.net.au/~r0lf/r0lfie.jpg It's not usually this tidy.... Left to right, (Above desk) A shit joystick... wingman something "The present grunt box" Athlon XP1700 512 DDR ~100Gb of disc (unexciting IDE drives) GeForce4 ti 4200 TCI386 (monitor stand "Wifey's PC" P-III 450Mhz 256 PC133...

Shit I didn't realise people had commented here. I didn't ge tthe yellow crosses. Yep NWN would be great. Better if it's local as you know the guys your playing with. It would be great to have friendly fire on too, so you can hear people **Lady** when squid burns anach with a fireball. Who can run ...

can some one please tell me how to setup a win2k ics server to work with emule. i Have looked at it and can't figure the phucker out. Would be most grateful for the help. no offence dude, but windows ics bites.. If you can ditch it in favor of winroute, or winproxy. Sorry about the lack of helpful ...

Lastnight i was downloading some dirty pron on shareaza and apparently it was coming down at over 400kb/s . Though my meter said 160kb/s and lower most the time. I think the lowcase b in kb/s is refering to kilobits. Before you all flame me to death with ieee / rfc urls, I saw the same thing when I...

(I'm refering to locally hosting a game so maybe this is a little OT) I've tried a bunch of times to setup a game of battlefield invovling: 2 x players on local lan, sharing 512/128 (dedicated server on lan) 2 x players externally I've found once you add the fourth player it starts to fall apart. So...

(I'm in a posting mood today)

If it's still relevant;

get down the All Seeing Eye, http://www.udpsoft.com/eye/doc.html

OzForces, Internode, Datafast, and Jetstream run UT and UT:TO servers.

server populations vary a fair bit. The PURE OzForces is a good bet.

I have a dedicated Smoothwall firewall / gateway box. I opened both, 6346 & 20300, for UDP and TCP. I've also forwarded those ports to a specific IP on the LAN. For those people out there (if any) who are running a Smoothwall gpl box out there, don't forget to grab the latest update that fixes the r...

I noticed a sharp increase in obvious cheaters with the 1.30 patch. I'm guessing because of the widely known hole DICE left allowing people to TAG you through solid objects. 1.31 fixed this. Since NS pings came good last night I played for a few hours and was whooping again well comparativly.... I d...