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                                >> TRACKING <<
               sufficiently advanced technology : the gathering

         Three arenas you don't expect free software to shine at: 
         1) Java client-server 2) Nice GUI 'n' shit 3) Dangerously
         complex multi-user interactions, and 4) MP3 ripping and
         burning. Okay, so we lied about 4) - nonetheless the
         generically-named WEBCDWRITER/WEBCDCREATOR is definitely a
         rare treat, even in that domain. The WebCDwriter bit runs 
         as a daemon on a Linux box with a CD writer attached, and
         allows remote users (using their Java-y browsers) to copy
         files, stack up MP3s and wavs, and transfer whole ISOs 
         from their own machines to the central CD-burning factory. 
         The java client is particularly impressive (demo available 
         on the site). While you'll still need someone to pull the 
         CD's out of the server box when they're cooked, it seems a 
         great way to run a "voluntary backup" system for offices.
         http://www.uni-bielefeld.de/~jhaeger/webCDwriter/
         - is it us, or is everybody involved in Linux CD-RW called "Jorg"?


                                >> MEMEPOOL <<
                              hasta la altavista

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