Dave Hooper wrote:
last time (day before yesterday?) i tried to load TFE in all its glory
mozilla 1.3 crashed and burned and lost some work.
Uh-huh, well go bug the mozilla/firebird people to fix the bugs in their
browser, and then maybe the browser won't crash. For the record, Internet
Explorer
Ian Clarke wrote:
For anyone awake - please cast a critical eye over:
http://freenetproject.org/index.php?page=ngrouting
I submitted it to /. and it has been accepted, meaning that they will
probably post it soon. If you have any comments or suggestions email
me, or if you have CVS access fee
Greg Wooledge wrote:
Aeloria Resa ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Also, Daylight Savings Time historically makes the rollover happen 1
hour later.
By "historically" you mean "today", right? ;-)
Hmm... a very simple fix for some of these issues might be for Fred
to display the
Tom Kaitchuck wrote:
When browsing Freenet just after the date rollover can be very annoying. It is
almost unusable for a period of time. Many DBR don't get their sites out soon
enough, or don't have enough time to distribute them before people start
requesting the new versions. This is in part
Michael Schierl wrote:
Aeloria Resa schrieb:
It's casting 0xFF, not 0x80, but anyways. Umm, why'd you replace it with
1s? When it get's cast, I was under the impression that, like everything
else, it pads it with 0s.
casting preserves the sign of a value. e.g. a "negative&q
Michael Schierl wrote:
Aeloria Resa schrieb:
Hrm, I was browsing through the Base64 code for Fred, and I found
something kind of odd. It does a bitwise and against an integer, but the
mask is 0xFF. Meaning, it does absolutely nothing. (Unless I'm simply
completely asleep. My weak point is bi
Hrm, I was browsing through the Base64 code for Fred, and I found
something kind of odd. It does a bitwise and against an integer, but the
mask is 0xFF. Meaning, it does absolutely nothing. (Unless I'm simply
completely asleep. My weak point is bitwise operations, so..)
if (i < in.length
Edgar Friendly wrote:
Aeloria Resa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Ok, problem. I'm sitting here, I can make SHA1 hashes, so I've got the
binary values for them (in bytes) as specified by the FNP doc. Now,
how exactly do I encode them so that they come out like the hashes in
use
Ian Clarke wrote:
Well, Ed has what I understand to be a working implementation of NG
routing in the experimental branch - and I really want to get the ball
rolling with it.
To help this along, I have now make the snapshot generation script
generate a new snapshot of the experimental branch wh
Ok, problem. I'm sitting here, I can make SHA1 hashes, so I've got the
binary values for them (in bytes) as specified by the FNP doc. Now, how
exactly do I encode them so that they come out like the hashes in use in
Fred?
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Another question, no quotes needed for this. How long are the SHA1
hashes we use? I need to know so I can make my node implementation do
that correctly someday.
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's my code for all to have.
Thanks! (This is actually for an alternate node implementation
eventually, but I'm learning C# now. Toseland: Stop yelling at me now,
I'm finally writing my own. :p)
Edgar Friendly wrote:
Aeloria Resa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Hi, I'm bus
Hi, I'm busily coding away in C# (Scary thought, I was a C# hater
before. I still dislike it, but I like it better than Java and I see its
merits.)
So, anyways, I'm looking for a bit of help here. Can I get some simple
examples are links of/to console apps using SHA, etc? Everything I see
uses
You know what I'd like the most, beyond anything else? NGRouting being
integrated. It seems like that would help quite a bit. My $0.02, I won't
go implement it myself, because I'd end up killing some part of fred.
Toad wrote:
Goals for 0.5.3 (please comment, suggest additions, subtractions):
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