AlphaSpy v1.0

[MikeJ]

rizzuh wrote..

hurting this poor programmer's feelings.

I'm going to chuckle at this (inside joke people!)



Oh i have nothing to contribute other than isn't a program exactly/similar to this released every couple of a months?

[-:Nighthawk:-]

and allows more than 32 ip's

This said 32,767. For you people who can't piece numbers together, that's thirty-two thousand seven hundred and sixty seven. Or, 2^15 - 1. For some reason, they must have decided to use a signed integer, instead of an unsigned. Pffft, one small type change, and it would have supported 32768 more servers! (As if anyone would ever enter anywhere near that many.)



As far as that "trojan" crap... are you using one of those crazy super-sensitive huristic scanning crap stuff, that looks for things that might look a little bit like they could possibly have a small chance of just maybe being able to do a slight amount of perhaps a single mildly unpleasant thing? If there was anything to worry about, a normal Norton scan would probably find it.



Point being, yeah, the max number you can have is certainly not a limitation of this program. Get it if it tickles your fancy, and if not, nobody's going to be crying a river.

[Cuban Missile]

Man you guys need to get some sleep.

[David Johnston]

I have 65536 servers all lined up to add into my list... really.

[RockSteady]

Edited by [user="2179"] @ [time="1040662249"]

OMG GROUND BREAKING!!!!!



sounds like another excuse for a sophomore level computer science final to be made for cstrike.

[7Seal]

Serious Sam wrote..

Scan it with trojan programs if you don't believe me.



Hell I download all seeing eye from the official mirrors, and it had more then a couple of surprises.



And I don't get your statement.



And what are you doing to the csn logo?! First it was orange and now this ;D

Someone's been smoking the wacky tobaccy.

If there were trojan detectors, which there aren't, wouldn't it defeat the purpose of the word "trojan"?

[Steakeater]

This is a great idea, but the program doesn't seem to be working for me. I've been using the q3plug and my own HTML pages to check on servers in this manner for some time now.

[0m3g4]

I had a program like that once. It told me that nearly half of my mp3's were viruses, so naturally i deleted the piece of crap and never looked back. I guess some people just aren't gifted with that kind of common sense.

[Serious Sam]

When I said trojan, I was implying spyware, unknown open ports, and what not.

[0m3g4]

a trojan != spyware.

[FuzzyBunnyFeet]

Just use the all seeing eye. It does the exact same thing as this program, except it also has a buddy list so you know when friends are online, and works for all the other online games out there.

[Serious Sam]

Or gamespy! LOL



Oh not, the gs police!!

[PK0rZ]

Enough with this jibba jabba lets talk about something important like how old people give young people lots of money for christmas so we can buy violent video games and kill people.

[SuBtle FOnduE]

PK0rZ wrote..

Enough with this jibba jabba lets talk about something important like how old people give young people lots of money for christmas so we can buy violent video games and kill people.

!yay!

[Serious Sam]

He should integrate it with hl.

Though I admit this is pretty cool, but I'm still paranoid O_o Ah well, it sure beats everything else. There was this one app like this that sent my pc haywire, but it's worth a try.