mnetproject.org back up

29 Jul 2005

After a long while of doing nothing on Mnet, I’m getting the p2p itch again. It’s funny how some projects you just run out of the urge to keep working on them.

First thing I’ve done is get mnetproject.org back up and running. Not sure what do to about the sf.net version, but I haven’t seen a lot of activity there either.

I’m on IRC again, #mnet. I still am not happy with the chump bot. I think I would blog more via chump if it was working well.

So, on to the code. When we last left, Mnet 0.7 could publish and download files using “mnet” URI’s. It used it’s own protocol, EGTP, which used TCP and a custom encryption protocol to communicate between nodes. No anonymity was attempted. I was working on a search engine, then planning on moving to reworking the GUI.

Right now I’d rather work on Mnet over I2P via Simple Anonymous Messaging . I don’t know if I’ll do this as a egtp protocol or just remove egtp and replace it with a twisted port of SAM.

#python

If you have a spare $2,370.00

14 Jun 2005

If you have a spare $2,370.00 could you buy me this:

• EZ-RAID1500
• 5 HITACHI 400GB SATA Drives

I really need 1.6TB of storage. Thanks.

Moving The canoe

09 Apr 2005

Moving The canoe

#photoblog

staples.com says

08 Apr 2005

While I’m trying to order something from their site:

Err.number = 424
Err.description = Object required

Pathetic!

They are there just to pick up haxor chicks

08 Apr 2005

friendlier debian?

The Debian Women project was started because there have only ever been around 4-8 female Debian developers, yet there are currently around 950 developers in total—less than 1% of developers are women.

The [Debian Women] IRC channel is currently around 60-70% men, many of whom are already Debian developers. When asked about their reasons for participating, many express general interest in feminism and “women in computing” but as the project continues to grow, another reason cited is that the community that has built up around the Debian Women project is much more positive, welcoming and friendly atmosphere than other Debian fora.

Oh, you know why they are there…. geek dating! Probably done in a mature, grownup way, but still…