Show HN: Bt – BitTorrent library in Java 8
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Re: Show HN: Bt – BitTorrent library in Java 8
#22Man this looks slick, going to give it a shot. Love the ability to be able to download a magnet link from the CLI and not worry about what some fancy GUI is doing in the background cuz I am paranoid.
I also have a simple shell script locally, that wraps the java command, so I have to just type `btmagnet AF0D9AA01A9AE123A73802CFA58CCAF355EB19F8` to download to a pre-determined location (hardcoded in the script). I wonder if I should share it on the CLI README page
Re: Show HN: Bt – BitTorrent library in Java 8
#23There are many great BitTorrent clients out there, yet I've made my own and willing to share and attract collaborators!
Re: Show HN: Bt – BitTorrent library in Java 8
#24It looks great but the top GIF makes it seem like you are offering a command line BT client. If I were you I would have it slowly scroll through the code of the client in the GIF or put a few frames of code of the client and or some compiling and then show the current top GIF.
Oh, I didn't expect this :) Sounds good, but I'm not sure I have patience do this right, it's such a pain to record gifs - I always misspell or misclick something, and by take #47 go completely nuts
Re: Show HN: Bt – BitTorrent library in Java 8
#25Man this looks slick, going to give it a shot. Love the ability to be able to download a magnet link from the CLI and not worry about what some fancy GUI is doing in the background cuz I am paranoid.
Thank you! Make sure to install http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jce8... to allow 160-bit cryptography and use -e flag to be completely safe! I also have a simple shell script locally, that wraps the java command, so I have to just type `btmagnet AF0D9AA01A9AE123A73802CFA58CCAF355EB19F8` to download to a pre-determined location (hardcoded in the script). I wonder if I should share it on the CLI…
Re: Show HN: Bt – BitTorrent library in Java 8
#26Man this looks slick, going to give it a shot. Love the ability to be able to download a magnet link from the CLI and not worry about what some fancy GUI is doing in the background cuz I am paranoid.
Re: Show HN: Bt – BitTorrent library in Java 8
#27It looks great but the top GIF makes it seem like you are offering a command line BT client. If I were you I would have it slowly scroll through the code of the client in the GIF or put a few frames of code of the client and or some compiling and then show the current top GIF.
Oh, I didn't expect this :) Sounds good, but I'm not sure I have patience do this right, it's such a pain to record gifs - I always misspell or misclick something, and by take #47 go completely nuts
Re: Show HN: Bt – BitTorrent library in Java 8
#28Earlier quoted context omitted.
Thank you! Make sure to install http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jce8... to allow 160-bit cryptography and use -e flag to be completely safe! I also have a simple shell script locally, that wraps the java command, so I have to just type `btmagnet AF0D9AA01A9AE123A73802CFA58CCAF355EB19F8` to download to a pre-determined location (hardcoded in the script). I wonder if I should share it on the CLI…
do it! that'd be my use case more or less.
Re: Show HN: Bt – BitTorrent library in Java 8
#29I'm curious, it looks like the screenshot shows the author is using a Mac. But Mac OS hasn't shipped with Java in several years. So why Java? Is it simply familiarity, or are there other reasons?
Re: Show HN: Bt – BitTorrent library in Java 8
#30Man this looks slick, going to give it a shot. Love the ability to be able to download a magnet link from the CLI and not worry about what some fancy GUI is doing in the background cuz I am paranoid.
Thank you! Make sure to install http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jce8... to allow 160-bit cryptography and use -e flag to be completely safe! I also have a simple shell script locally, that wraps the java command, so I have to just type `btmagnet AF0D9AA01A9AE123A73802CFA58CCAF355EB19F8` to download to a pre-determined location (hardcoded in the script). I wonder if I should share it on the CLI…
Or don't use the Oracle proprietary distribution but the OpenJDK of your operating system which normally doesn't exclude proper crypto algorithms.
(be aware that the JDKs downgrade silently if certain libraries are missing in your host)