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So post the URL again already! 🙂
This should not be an excuse for name-calling or bashing one country or another. We are all people from different parts of the world. It is correct for people to be cautious of a program that asks for your username and password for anything.
Share your link, and let people choose to run it or not.
Let’s all just back-off on the flame-wars.
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David and the rest, guys, you don’t understand nothing about networking and all related about messaging, believe me.Quote:quote:
I respect you all but it seems you’re trying to talk about things that you don’t understand.I never judge people by the Country they are from. However, once someone starts being disrespectful to Americans, or any other Country, I get pissed off.
People code these AIM programs all the time, and they include backdoors ALL THE TIME. I have been cautious with this program, only because it acts differently than any other program, or the AOL/AIM client itself. I’ve written IM applications before, all the data can be streamed over a single connection. Sure, port 3000 is the local port, and 5190 is the remote port, but to make an outbound connection the local port is not required to listen for anything.
Now lets see:
– You have bashed Americans
– You have bashed me
– You accuse me of knowing nothingYour example doesn’t make sense, you say that the program can’t work if my local ports are closed, however I BLOCKED the listen attempt. You have failed to prove anything but the fact that you have no respect for other cultures. I’ll insert the link here, for the ‘brave’ ones. http://www.monmouth.com/~moot/regdate.zip
This topic is done, I have no respect for either of you anymore, if you post another topic, it will be removed.
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