| Well done!
Jan 28 2008 on content Slim Glow |
Hey, excellent work! I am using it right now, and I find it to be an overall improvement over the default Plasma theme, with possibly one exception, I preferred the more saturated yellow of PostIt-like notes plasmoid in the default, but what the hay :-) It's just me...
Anyway, thanks for this one, keep up the good work, and keep 'em comin'
(Svaka čast, zaista odlična tema. Pozdrav) |
|  | | Ooops...
Aug 17 2007 on content Extra folders for Crystal Project |
Sorry for the double-posting, but I meant to say rather instead of retaher :-S, as it eventually came out... :-/ it's been a long day at work |
| | | rather good
Aug 17 2007 on content Extra folders for Crystal Project |
Indeed, this is a retaher nice work, kudos to the author, but it does makes you wonder, why is the folder_images represented with an icon that is rather universally identified as a hard drive icon?
Other than that, keep up the good work :-) |
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May 4 2006 on content Lego Torvalds |
Heh, you really nailed his haircut...
:-) |
| | | Re: question
Apr 14 2006 on content KTorrent |
Well, this is not the place to discuss the innermost details of how the BitTorrent service works (Google the Net for a number of well-written FAQs), but in short, it is a well-known fact that under certain circumstances, depending on swarm condition, you might end up with a lot of data you don't actually need, that is corrupted, or that you have downloaded already, data which gets discarded accordingly. What holds true for any BT client that I know of is that the total amount of downloaded data is almost always higher than the stated download size. Now, the example that you speak of, if indeed it is exact, has an unacceptable junk data/needed data ratio, and it might be something worth looking into, but to that end I must say it needs not be the responsibility of the BT client itself, and my own experience with KTorrent shows that it handles junk data just as well as some of the more popular clients out there.
What KTorrent desperately needs is the support for DHT, but also an option to disable it easily for use with private trackers.
Oh yeah, one more thing... If you have a 2Mb/s connection, and limit your upload rate to just 1KB/s, you really are missing the point of BT file sharing (I'll say again, SHARING), what you do is referred to as "leaching", and it just so happens to be the leach of the worst kind, and it's not helping the BT network one single bit (pun intended). Keep it alive, and if you are, quite understandably, concerned about your costs, try ordering the CDs instead of downloading the ISOs.
Kind regards, Miloš |
| | | a bit scary...
Apr 11 2006 on content Ubuntu dapper glitter |
I mean, I don't know, someone out there will probably like this, and like it a lot, and from a purely artistic point of view, it's very nice, but somehow it just gives me the creeps... |
| | | Re: I have a problem
Apr 10 2006 on content Clouds |
lol :-)
makes you wonder, doesn't it?
nice one, btw. |
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