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How to install front strut bar for saga blm

gurrenlagann — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 19:14:00 +0800

I hav bought an ultra racing front strut bar for saga blm and now i wanna try installing myself .

Is it as simple as taking out the nuts out from the front suspension, place UR bar in place and screw back the nuts?

I hav tried to screw out the nuts but it is too tight.

Thx for the help.

[WTA]Use Norton Ghost to cr8 a recovery disk

gurrenlagann — Mon, 11 May 2009 06:37:10 +0800

As the topic, is it able?

If able then how?

[WTB]Widescreen MP4 Player

gurrenlagann — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 08:53:17 +0800

as the topic, but i dun wan psp as i only use it for watching mp4 format movies

budget <RM400

The Proxomitron can't bypass TM blocking anymore?

gurrenlagann — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 18:33:02 +0800

I have been using The Proxomitron(using firefox user agent)+Utorrent to bypass TM blocking the trackers since half year ago, so 95% of can be shown as 'online' instead of the 'offline' or 'connection closed by peer'. But since the day before i found out that 95% tracker shown as 'offline' or 'connection closed by peer' again, only DHT network can work properly.

Is there anybody has the same problem as me?

TM Streamyx Policy Self-contradictory

gurrenlagann — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 14:00:41 +0800

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Smart people will find it out immediately

Test if your ISP is manipulating BitTorrent traffi

gurrenlagann — Sat, 10 May 2008 21:56:10 +0800

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Certain ISPs have been shown to rate limit or block BitTorrent traffic sent by their customers. While there are multiple reports of this on the web, only a few ISPs have admitted that they manipulate BitTorrent traffic. And, to date, it is hard for users without networking expertise to gain evidence about the behavior of their ISP.

This test suite creates a BitTorrent-like transfer between your machine and our server, and determines whether or not your ISP is limiting such traffic. This is a first step towards making traffic manipulation by ISPs more transparent to their customers.
What can you test?

Our test focuses on the popular BitTorrent protocol as many ISPs are suspected to manipulate BitTorrent traffic. This type of traffic can be identified by the port it is sent on (e.g., TCP port 6881) or by BitTorrent content headers which occur in the packets.
Therefore, we designed our online tool to detect whether your ISP is using one of the following techniques:

* Throttling all BitTorrent traffic.
* Throttling all traffic at well-known BitTorrent ports.
* Throttling BitTorrent traffic only at well-known BitTorrent ports.

Note that some ISPs do not throttle all BitTorrent traffic but only if this traffic exceeds a certain threshold. Thus, passing our tests does not necessary mean that there is no throttling occurring on your link.

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Results from Tests for BitTorrent Traffic Manipulation: We present preliminary results from the tests for BitTorrent traffic manipulation here.

Have a nice test
http://broadband.mpi-sws.mpg.de/transparency/bttest.php