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From: Craig I. <cr...@mi...> - 2002-03-01 03:02:14
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People using blocks? thats scary :-) I never had much interest in GUIs or useability. If I did start a Blocks2 I think I might go as far as an activeX control people could use to hack up clients, or find someone interested on focussing on a seperate GUI project rather than trying to do it myself. ttfn PG. Michael D. Carey wrote: >I hope this person doesn't mind... but I got some feedback from 0x90 on >IIP. Here are the comments. > ><[0x90]> well ><[0x90]> the one big problem ><[0x90]> there encryption is weak ><[0x90]> and 2 ><[0x90]> no one uses stream encryption anymore ><[0x90]> especially for file sharing ><[0x90]> use "block" encryption ><[0x90]> with Cipher FeedBack Mode ><[0x90]> like blowfish or Rijndael ><[0x90]> I don't know if you code ><[0x90]> but that would help it ><[0x90]> :) > >and for a few user interface suggestions from myself... > >The blocks app should be able to DL multiple files (not blocks, but files) >at the same time. I was DL'ing a file last night and apparently someone in >the route had a painfully slow connection. I had other files in the queue. >These other files may have faster routes. But the slow file was holding up >the works. > >Also, the user should be able to reorder files in the download queue. > >Also, search results should be sorted by relevance, then shortest route. > >Also, the bitrate for MP3's should be in the search results... like Napster >had. Adding Bitrate would require a few changes to the backend as well I >think, not just a user interface change. Nodes would have to advertise the >bitrate. > >Just brainstorming here... This is really the first time I have seen enough >nodes on the blocks network to give it a good test. We need more users... > > > > >_______________________________________________ >Blocks-development mailing list >Blo...@li... >https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/blocks-development > |