Stroustrup's talk on C++0x
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empty at needmail.com
Sun Aug 19 20:17:31 PDT 2007
>> D programming people who don't understand torrents...
>
> :-). I think it's a firewall issue. I read the troubleshooting infos
> that come with a couple of bittorrent clients, and they all point to
> firewalls as the problem. One bittorrent client actually managed to cause
> all networking on my machine to shut down whenever I tried to turn it on.
> There's probably some way to get it working but... no thanks. Wake me up
> when there's a client that works as seamlessly as Skype. And no, I'm not
> going to install a whole browser just to try out its bittorrent client.
I somehow doubt this will ever happen :D
http://www.heise-security.co.uk/articles/82481
I can only recommend utorrent and tell you its probably not your software
but hardware firewall which needs tinkling.
I had to forward a port, but if I understand it correctly: newer routers
with upnp will work without any hassle.
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