ShareSniffer is basically a Napster like application except it lets you search for files or folders that have voluntarily been exposed on a network. For a more indepth description just check out the ShareSniffer homepage. I personally don't have a need for this program, but maybe one of you out there might find it useful.
BlueSmoke posted Part 2 of their Programming Guide, which covers the fundamentals of C programming including basic syntax, data types, input/output, arithmetic operations and other technobabble that your don't know enough about because you were too busy flirting with the girl behind you in class to pay attention. They have also updated Part 1 which now includes a whole new section on basic computer organization. Check it out!
Saw this over at Geeknews.net:
From the website: "Eidola is a representation-independent, object-oriented, visual programming language. Eidola is an experiment which takes a wild new approach to the structure and representation of programming languages. Traditional programming languages are heavily tied to their representation as textual source code, which is unfortunate -- text is a very poor notation system for the concepts of a high-level language.
Digital
Airways has come up with
the first Java-based WAP
microbrowser -
Wapaka for the Palm OS.
Unusually for WAP
microbrowser, Wapaka
allows several WAP
windows to be open at once,
just like on a regular desktop
There's a bug in version 1.1.0 of the wap parser that I released yesterday. As such I've fixed the bug (2 of em actually) and released version 1.1.1 - grab your copies here. For those of you that want to fix the bug yourselves, you'll need to change line 44 of 1 - 10.php to the following:
$myPage->add_text($mainbody1);
Hey hey! The latest version of the WML parser for thatware and one that will most likely work with any database driven site powered by PHP, is now available for download. I must thank Ellis (yeah the guy from geeknews.com) for bugging me enough to come up with a version that works without a hitch - I think he's been bitching about the code not working for him for almost a month - perhaps more. Anyways, the new version is a completely new rewrite, with much much better error handling and WML translation.
After two long years, MySQL 3.23 has been declared stable. Improvements over
3.22 and .21 include rudimentary transaction support using the BerkeleyDB lib, full-on
replication (master/slave configuration) and lots of other goodies. It's been a long wait, but a
worthwhile one, no doubt.
The latest version of wap-nmap has been released... you can grab your copies from the download section. I've been doing some thinking about how much further I'd be able to
take wap-nmap... and I have to say that I think this will be the last
release. The reason being, that although nmap in itself, has a lot of features
that wap-nmap does not make use of, I can't safely implement it, for the main
Version 0.3 of nPulse, a web-based network
monitoring tool that uses NMAP as its core network engine is available
for free at http://www.horsburgh.com in the downloads section.
Version 0.3 has a much better automatic network monitoring
function, there are also some additional features and of course bug fixes. Check it out.
Update: There has already been a few changes to version 0.3 and the author has put out version 0.31 -- Just thought I'd let everyone know.
