Woodworking Videos by forum members

[Sturdee]

Thanks Gumby for answering my unspoken question.


Peter.

[zenwood]

As you upload (therefore being a peer), you can also distribute the parts ...

Pretty cool system. Downloaded the gumbyland tour tonight: that ole' dog looked pretty hungry Good one Gumbo.

[chrisb691]

G'day Gumby,

Yeah, it came up with port 6881 etc. but I'm not keen on an open port through the f/wall. I'll have a bit more of a poke and see later tonight when I shouldn't be working (but with the amount of work I've got on now that'll give me about 1 minute).

If you're using an email program, or ftp, or internet browser etc etc etc, you must already have open ports, otherwise the programs wouldn't be able to access the web. So I'm not sure I understand the issue, you are just allowing Azur...(whatsit) access, it's not as if you're blowing open the whole firewall. Yes, there's a extra degree of risk, but it's 1 port additional to whtaever is already open (which I suspect would be quite a few).

[Wild Dingo]

Oi!! You blokes!!! yer yous lot! Stop yer friggin yammerin for a tic!! :eek:

Have you taken a look at Stus shed??? I mean really REALLY taken a look at it? I mean I reckon we should start a donation drive for the poor buggar... can you imagine havin to do yer woodbutcherin in a friggin lawnmower shed??? CAN YOU??? STREWTH!!! I know I cant!! Not in a million trillion godzillion years!! but he does and turns out some stunning stuff too... how he does it? god alone knows!!

Its bloody tiny! and the amount of stuff he has bunged in there and the little room he has to move about god help the poor sod if hes had baked beans before he goes in there!! I mean that dog of his stuck its nose in and backed off quicker than a flea havin lunch on its back!! the sadness in its eyes!! the compassion in its lovin stare!! we gots ta do somethin about his shed state mates!!!

Someone show me a smaller shed bein used for woodbutcherin like Stuart does and I'll go he! Aint gonna happen... hes usin a friggin lawnmower shed for cripes sake!

Stuart Lees ol mate? YOUR A TRUE BLUE BLOODY LEGEND!!! My hero WE JUST GOTTA HAVE A BEER ONE DAY MATE!! eerr umm do you mind if we have it in the garden? Ive sorta seen your shed and I know Im gonna have nightmares for the next month so I really dont want to see it close up...

[HJ0]

Gumby: Thanks for helping me sort this vid dl stuff out.

This home vid caper is 1st class funny,interesting and informative viewing in my book, regardless of shed sizes, hungry dogs, lost wood etc etc.

I have watched and seeded them all.


The only problem i can see, is the issue of demand out stripping supply :eek:...please tell me i'm wrong.

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[Wild Dingo]

Got a sorta question that relates
When I download and for some reason I get dropped off or have to close the system down in the middle or as I did just a minute ago near the bloody end of a 5 hour marathon download (yep a slow dialup this am) and go back to finish of the download presently I have to download the whole friggin thing again!! Is there a program out there that will let me download where I left off rather than having to start all over again?
Cheers!!

[Groggy]

Got a sorta question that relates
When I download and for some reason I get dropped off or have to close the system down in the middle or as I did just a minute ago near the bloody end of a 5 hour marathon download (yep a slow dialup this am) and go back to finish of the download presently I have to download the whole friggin thing again!! Is there a program out there that will let me download where I left off rather than having to start all over again?
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Shane, if you are using my FTP site the answer is no, you have to start again.

If you are using Azureus and torrents, it should start up where it left off the last time.

[Waldo]

G'day,

Seem to have Azwhatchmacallit working OK so far, downloading DPs workroom. This programme is slow compared to the likes of Limewire and others but that's how it goes I guess. (shrug)

Damn PC originated programmes aren't very intuititave.

[Gumby]

G'day,

Seem to have Azwhatchmacallit working OK so far, downloading DPs workroom. This programme is slow compared to the likes of Limewire and others but that's how it goes I guess. (shrug)

Damn PC originated programmes aren't very intuititave.

Not so. I downloaded Stuart's shop tour the other day at over 40kb/sec. I never get that speed on limewire.

It will get faster IF you seed some files as well. It depends on your overall share ratio too.

[Waldo]

G'day Gumby,

No worries, I'll do my bit of spreading some Waldo seed around. :eek:

[Gumby]

That's the spirit. Care and Share. What a happy forum we are.

BTW, if nothing else comes of this, we've learnt a lot about file sharing.

And Shane, Groggy is right. Azureus will pick up where it left off. That's another benefit of the torrent system. When it starts, it checks to see what parts of the file you need and goes about downloading them. That's why it's important to leave a copy of the files in the directory which Azureus uses for it's downloads. If you move the file away, and load that torrent fil;e again, it will think you haven't got any of it and start all over again.

[Honorary Bloke]

Right then. Azureus. Torrent. Download. Seed. Peer. Upload. Repeat.

I've plunged into this because it seems a good bit of fun and I will learn something as well. Installed everything from scratch with a few hiccups. Had to get the right codec to see the vids. Opened a port thru McAfee with no probs. Get the little firewall/NAT probelm light but seems to have no adverse effect.

Since I'm on nearly 24/7 with no limits on uploads (that I'm aware of:eek: ) I can do my share of seeding. I'll try to remember to leave it on most of the time, so long as I don't experience significant slowing.

Stuart, how tall are you mate? That is a seriously efficient shed.

Will try to get a shed tour put together as soon as my cousin returns my camera.:mad: (She's probably lost it.)

Thanks for all your work.

[HJ0]

Bob: You can control Azureus up and download speeds. Just click on the blue arrows in the bottom right corner.

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[Stuart]

Stuart, how tall are you mate? That is a seriously efficient shed.

5'9" - As I just said to Wild Dingo where he thought I'd have masses of sawdust - I can't afford to. If there is sawdust on the floor, my head scrapes the roof!

[HJ0]

Gumby: You can devote 100% of your bandwidth on limewire, but it will slow anything else you do online. So overnights the go.

Tools/options/dowload...
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