The code is fully available under https://github.com/cdecker/pitchfork if that is what you are asking for :-)

Yes, the Faucet is just a drop on the hot stone, but the value of Bitcoins has grown over the last few month so much that a few cents today may be worth a few dollars in a few months. It's not the definitive solution to the disillusionment of new users, but it shows them that we are interested in having new users join.

Jetzt diese Folge spezifisch oder was? Diese hier kann ich abspielen ohne Probleme, was fuer einen Browser benutzt du?

Don't really get your point. Considering that I'm not an english native speaker I'm pretty proud of my english.

Well, chances are you're already doing some sort of broadcatching. The expression is not accurate, as Wikipedia defines it differently, but broadcatching is using a combination of RSS and BitTorrent download newly released TV shows that are put online by users or even the producers of the show itself. It's like broadcasting except you retrieve the content and watch it whenever you have time, so your no longer bound to broadcasting schedules :D

That's reassuring thanks. I really love your service. It seems that Spain really is liberal on the way they treat P2P links, isn't it?

Jup, gehört auch für mich zu den Klassikern :-)

Sorry for the problems with the Player the last two days, we made small improvements to the player infrastructure and introduced a really annoying bug :-(

It should work again.

Hast du einen Vorschlag fuer einen besseren Player?

That's my point exactly: closer to being good isn't yet good.

Although I share many of your points I do not agree that it is really all that hard to create a virus in Linux. A Virus does not have to get root access to become very dangerous. In fact I bet I could write a simple virus that looks for hosts on the local network and tries to access with the trusted ssh-keys to spread itself, and then simply ship off all the users files to a mail account. Would be pretty dangerous don't you think?

What bothers me most of Mac isn't even the fact that it's not Opensource, but its apostle users going around, annoying the sh*t out of me, continuously trying to convert me, by pointing out the advantages of their OS.

And yes I completely agree that there is a delicate trade-off between "user friendliness" and verboseness of an operating system. Dumbing everything down is a good way to make it easily attackable.