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Shareaza 2.0 Released

Shareaza 2.0 is out.

its a program that lets you search for files on the Gnutella, eDonkey, and "Gnutella 2" network.

it also acts as a BitTorrent client.

with the 2.0 release, Shareaza is released under the GPL, which means it will always be free and open source.

you can get Shareaza here:
http://shareaza.sourceforge.net/

you can also download its source code (seems to be written in C++)

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really cool BitTorrent program

its called "Azureus" - which is the name of some frog or something.

basically, its the best BitTorrent program i've used. it's worked better for me than 'ABC,' BT++, and the single-file clients (official and shad0ws). i liked it so much, i even donated a couple of bucks to the author.

it's Java based, and runs in just about any OS i believe. and for Windows users, don't let the Java part scare you it doesn't look or feel like a Java app (like LimeWire), it "feels" like a native Windows app.

you can get Azureus here:
http://azureus.sourceforge.net/

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cool free game

while reading Something Awful today, I saw a game mentioned called Crimsonland.

Its a shooting game, with a top down view, kinda like SmashTV and Total Carnage (i think that was the games name that came out after SmashTV). You move with the keyboard, and aim/shoot/reload with the mouse.

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America's Army

A new first person shooter game just came out. This game however is somewhat different that other first person shooters on the market right now.

First, its free. Yup, you can download the entire game and play it for free. Online multiplayer and everything.

Second, its brought to you by the United States Army. Designed by the Army to be a virtual Army experience.

You can get more information HERE at the official site.

The download is just over 200 Megs, and there is many mirrors of the download at different locations.
The demand for this game is very high right now, so downloads, and online play can be slow.

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