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Post 31175 by Kelam_Magnus on Sunday 3rd of November 2002 12:23:42 PM
11-03-2002
Hmmm.... Let's see. typing away on my resume "Over 5 years as a UNIX admin, 1 1/2 years exp managing a unix forum and mentor to over 16000 members. Monitored daily activity of said site, while constantly working to make it the best Da*n site on the web!!! "
I guess Auswipe's first response was b4 he saw that he also was honored by his fellow geekdom members.
We "minor ubergeeks" are nothing if not persistent. I told my wife the other day that I considered myself a geek, so this is just another affirmation of that!
I guess Auswipe's first response was b4 he saw that he also was honored by his fellow geekdom members.
We "minor ubergeeks" are nothing if not persistent. I told my wife the other day that I considered myself a geek, so this is just another affirmation of that!
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ALCC(1) aMule utilities ALCC(1) NAME
alcc - text based eD2k links calculator for aMule SYNOPSIS
alcc [-p] [-v] <inputfiles_list> alcc [-h] DESCRIPTION
Compute the eD2k links of all the input files given in the <inputfiles_list> (There can be one or more files). [ -p, --parthashes ] Compute and add part hashes to the computed eD2k links. [ -h, --help ] Prints a short usage description. [ -v, --verbose ] Be verbose - show also calculation steps. REPORTING BUGS
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aMule and all of its related utilities are distributed under the GNU General Public License. SEE ALSO
alc(1), amuled(1), amulecmd(1), amuleweb(1), cas(1), ed2k(1), wxcas(1), xas(1) AUTHOR
This manpage was written by Vollstrecker <amule@vollstreckernet.de> aMule eD2k links calculator November 2011 ALCC(1)