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February 18th, 2002
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Your Client Is A Leaf Node Shielded By An Ultrapeer.
What the heck does that mean?
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February 26th, 2002
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U R itty bitty
You are a standard computer with a standard ammount of bandwidth. In other words, there is a faster computer with big bandwidth that is "sheltering" you from the world at large while allowing you to share and recieve.
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