- was a peer-to-peer file
sharing application developed by US
company MetaMachine (Jed
McCaleb and Sam Yagan),
using the
Multisource File
Transfer Protocol...
-
families of
server software for the eD2k network: the
original one from
MetaMachine,
written in C++, closed-source and proprietary, and no
longer maintained;...
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brief friction between MLDonkey developers and the
official Overnet MetaMachine developers,
which denounced MLDonkey as a "rogue client",
allegedly for...
- programs, such as eMule,
MLDonkey and the
original eDonkey2000
client by
MetaMachine,
which introduced the link type, as well as
others using the eDonkey...
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eventually dropped out and
moved to New York City. In 2000,
McCaleb founded MetaMachine Inc. and
released his eDonkey2000 application. Sam
Yagan joined him in...
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involves metasystem transitions (MST) from a
computing machine M to a
metamachine M'
which controls,
analyzes and
imitates the work of M. Semantics-based...
- on an IBM 1401 at UCLA in
January 1963. His
original interpreters and
metamachines were
written directly in a pseudo-machine language. META II, however...
- 2006, and has
become a
legal music download service.
September 28 –
MetaMachine Inc.
discontinues the
development and
maintenance of the
original eDonkey2000...
