BTQueue 0.1.0 is released in the wild

I’m very exciting to announce the release of BTQueue 0.1.0. After very so long waiting for a year, I have finished BTQueue 0.1.0 and hopefully it works well without the classical bugs, e.g., 100% utilization and freezing.

This version is kind of beta release. You can leave comments and report bugs to help me fix them all. My purpose is to develop BitTorrent client for production run in data center and co-location.

This is the new beginning of BTQueue. By upgrading to 0.1.0, you are able to:

• Utilize DHT network compatible to Bram Cohen’s client and BitComet
  
• Query IP location from updated database plus AS number (see ip2cc)
  
• Change client identifier to Azureus, Bram Cohen’s client, or BitComet

Most of all, lots of bugs should be fixed during the update of the core. Can’t wait? Let’s go to the download section right now. Any bug reports or comments are welcome at http://www.howforge.com/forum.

Technorati Tags: BTQueue, BitTorrent, Azureus, BitComet, DHT

HowForge.com

I would like to introduce HowForge.com to all you here. It is my new home to share my thought and collection of know-how. For example, development, product, programming tutorial, software review, and many more.

The most recent post is about Grid Computing Deal of EMC and Acxiom and Sneak Preview SAP NetWeaver 04 SP15 Full Java Edition.

Sneak Preview SAP NetWeaver 04 SP15 Full Java Edition

sugree wrote Sneak Preview SAP NetWeaver 04 SP15 Full Java Edition at howforge.com.

Technorati Tags: SAP, NetWeaver, Sneak Preview, Java, ABAP, Web Dynpro, Installation, Guide, SP11, SP15

Google PC as a Breaking New in Thailand

Internet search leader Google is to announce the launch of its own budget priced personal computer that will run on a Linux-based operating system and could be sold in conjunction with Wal-Mart, the Los Angeles Times reported last night (Thailand time). The machine, dubbed Google Cube, could present a serious challenge to software giant Microsoft whose Windows operating system currently runs some 90 per cent of the world"s personal computers. Though previous attempts to launch cheap network-based computers have failed, analysts believe that Google"s stellar brand, plus its deep pockets and expertise at building web applications, could give it a chance against the world"s biggest software company. The report said the new computer could be announced as early as Friday when Google co-founder Larry Page is due to address the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
Bangkok Post Breaking news

Google PC

The speculation centers on sources who say that Google is in negotiations with Wal-Mart and other retailers to sell a Google PC that will run a Google operating system and be cheap, maybe as low as $200. That’s what sparked the buzz and piqued my interest. A retail relationship could mean something is not far off. Of course, the article is labeled with the big prediction caveat, so "not far off" could also mean never.

But that’s just the latest in a few months of speculation from somewhat legitimate sources on Google hardware. Last month, Bear Stearns analysts predicted "Google Cubes" that would network music and video between PC and TV. And a few little noticed reports last month toted a possible release of a $200 Google-branded thin client based on partnerships with Wyse Technologies. There’s been even further talk about a Google network box if you go a bit farther back. And let me add to the fire by wondering aloud if the operating system is the first concrete connection with the Sun partnership.

InformationWeek Weblog: Are Google PC And Operating System On The Near Horizon?

Wow! It would be nice if I can watch TV to use Google. Read more.

Technorati Tags: Search Engine, Google, Thin Client, Google PC, Television

New option of Blogger Web Comments

According to official announcment of Blogger Web Comments by Google, the results was only stricted to my language, Thai, only. By the way, the version 1.01 has been added new option to disable this behavior. To disable this feature, turn off "Strict to my language" option in popup menu.

Technorati Tags: Google, Blog, Blogger Web Comments, Language, Restriction

Web 2.0 by Example

The earlier avatar, that is Web 1.0, would be clearly demarcated content which was fairly static. You could not interact with it, add your comments or leave your mark. You used the software or the content as is and could not collaborate with other users of the same content.  If Double Click, Akamai, mp3.com, content management systems and page views are a few examples associated with Web 1.0, Google AdSense, BitTorrent, Napster, Wikipedia, blogging, cost per click and web services would comprise Web 2.0, explains O’reilly.  For example, with BitTorrent, the service automatically gets better the more people use it. While Akamai must add servers to improve service, every BitTorrent consumer brings his own resources to the party.
Companies & Industry

Co-founder of the concept, Tim Oreilly, founder and CEO of O’Reilly Media told Business Standard about Web 2.0 in his opinion. The easiest way to understand Web 2.0 is by comparison of Web 1.0 and Web 2.0.

According to the example, mp3.com is comparable to Napster in term of functionality. However, Web 2.0 provides a lot more interactivity and usability.

Technorati Tags: Web 2.0, Web 1.0, Service, Interactive, O’reilly, Wikipedia, Google AdSense, BitTorrent, Napster

Google AdSense goes down

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Google AdSense

Wow! This is a big surprise for 2005 going on 2006.

Google Blog in 2005

This is the 201st post to be published on the Google Blog in 2005. In closing out the first full year of our company-wide effort to share news and views, we thought you might be interested in a few factoids. Since we"ve had Google Analytics running on this blog since June, some of these numbers reflect only half a year. In that time, 4.3 million unique visitors have generated 8.7 million pageviews. Readers have come from all over the world, not just English-speaking countries: 53,001 visitors from Turkey have stopped by, for example; so have 155,691 from France, 29,614 from Thailand and 8,233 from Peru.
Official Google Blog: A year of Google blogging

I am one of 29,614 from Thailand.  It seems to be the official press release for all of us to know what’s happening inside Google. To keep in touch with Google Blog, Google Sidebar is my favorite. Actually, I was a real user of Sage. However, Google Sidebar is much more convenient in case of I don’t have time to refresh it manually.

Technorati Tags: Google, Blog, 2005

AllPeers: P2P for FireFox

• Unleash your online experience and add multimedia sharing capabilitities to your favorite browser.


• Share private photos worry-free. No passwords to remember, no public access.


• Share your videos without uploading - save on hosting costs while saving time.


• No cumbersome interface. No sharing restriction. Private and secure. No spyware, no adware, no annoying advertisements.

AllPeers is a free extension which combines the strength of Firefox and the efficiency of BitTorrent to transform your favorite browser into a media sharing powerhouse.

Regain control! You decide which media files you want to share with whom and to maximise your privacy, communications are encrypted.

Forget about complicated setup or obscure user interfaces. If you know how to use Firefox you know how to use AllPeers.

For for specific information, please read FAQ.

In my opinion, AllPeers aimly target to share multimedia files through FireFox interface using BitTorrent-style protocol.