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Proposal For New File sharing community Client, Python, VB

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comanighttrain View Member Profile	Sep 12 2005, 12:15 PM Post #1
Member Posts: 538 OS: Windows XP SP 2, Knoppix	Hey, i was playing with python last night and i figure i can do it, but currently i am working on anonymous proxy to stop hackers. Does anyone know if ti would be possible to write a client for Gnutella and other networks in VB?

Dragon View Member Profile	Sep 14 2005, 06:26 PM Post #2
All Around Computer Nut Posts: 2,677 From: Iowa, USA OS: Windows XP Home & Ubuntu --2.6.16 Vanilla Kernel	This thread is closed as of today, GeeksToGo no longer allows any threads or discussion of ANY P2P applications. Please keep this in mind for future postings :smile:

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