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 Star Wars Galaxies Server list 
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| Version: | 1.1 | | Submitted Date: | 2004/12/15 |
| Submitter: | lizardman |
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Description:
Do you play Star Wars Galaxies? How often have you been annoyingly forced to check out the Star Wars Galaxies Network Status website to see if your favorite SWG server is online or offline? I'm sure it was way too often! These times are over now! With this super nice, lightweight Samurize script you get the status of your favorite SWG servers delivered conveniently into your living room onto your desktop!  All your have to do is to enter the server names of your choice into the top area of the swgservers.vbs file. You can enter as many or few as you want! A demo config is included! Enjoy and as always - you know - feedback is welcome! Small Update: v1.1 - Fixed a bug so that the error message is shown if the data could not be obtained.
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| SunshineLive Playlist
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| Version: | 2.1 | | Submitted Date: | 2003/11/3 |
| Submitter: | Tropics |
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Description:
Reads the currently playing songs from http://www.sunshinelive.de and prints the last 3 entries. It uses a database file to cache the last songs, so it generates no error if no network connection is available. Commandline: SunshineLivePlaylist [optional arguments]optional arguments:
notitle don't print title line
convert i define string conversion, whereby i is:
0: keep as is
1: convert to lowercase (default)
2: convert to uppercase
pattern "pattern" print each line as 'pattern' whereby the following
identifiers are expanded:
%t the time playing
%a the artist
%s the title of the song
%% percent sign
if omitted, defaults to "%t %a -- %s"
showitems k show the k last items of the playlist (default: 3)
list lists all data in the database, does not make any internet connections.
all other parameters are ignoredUse the program without arguments for default behaviour or /? for usage info. Samurize usage: This is no script, it is a console program. So obviously you should use a console meter for this. Put the exe file in the same directory where client.exe is, and for a start, add a console meter calling "SunshineLivePlaylist" with no arguments. You should be able to see the default behaviour then.
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| SWECHECK Releases
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| Version: | 1.1 | | Submitted Date: | 2004/10/3 |
| Submitter: | DeMo |
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Description:
This script was made by request from maX1mus and it is a gift for everybody from Sweden!!  Update v1.1: Updated to work with the new layout of the Swecheck website. Also included the MVIDS and MP3 categories. Enjoy! It works just like my NFOrce script, that is, you choose a category and it retrieves a given number of last releases from that category along with information as date, size, group etc. For instructions on how to use, please check the NFOrce Releases script instructions, both scripts work the same way. Click Here!
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| The PirateBay freak
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| Version: | 2.0 | | Submitted Date: | 2006/2/25 |
| Submitter: | sMd^ |
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Description:
This is a script for those of you who like torrents and http://thepiratebay.org . The script finds the latest torrent from a certain category. The script is devided into seven different sections, and three functions for each section, one section for each main category on The PirateBay; Video, Applications, Audio, Games, Porn, Other and in this version I've also included a search function. If you want to find the latest torrent within a subcategory, you have to enter the name of the subcategory as a parameter. For example if you would like to find the title of the latest TV show uploaded, then you choose the function The_VideoTitle, Samurize will then ask you for the SubCategory parameter in which you enter "TV shows" and the script will fetch the title for you. To find out what subcategories there are, go to http://thepiratebay.org/browse.php . The search function works like this; Choose the function The_SearchTitle, The_SearchDate or The_SearchLink and you will be asked for parameters. You enter the keyword as the SearchString parameter and then you enter the category in which you would like to search, e.g "Video > TV shows", "Applications >" etc. If you don't want to choose a specific category you enter "*>*". The ">" is necessary for the script to work. Extract everything that's in the .rar-file into your Samurize directory. If you need help or just want to thank me for this great piece of code e-mail me at or comment this submition. ------------------------------ 2006-02-25: The parameters are no longer case sensitive. Thx to Salomon for noticing it.
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| TPG Usage Monitor
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| Version: | 1.5 | | Submitted Date: | 2009/8/23 |
| Submitter: | twig |
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Description:
TPG Usage Monitor v1.5
by twig*
Used for Australian TPG Internet Service Provider, mainly ADSL accounts which are not under the unlimited plans.
After waiting a long time for someone to make this, I got fed up with using my Firefox "NetUsage" extension and made this. The base code to retrieve data from the webpage was copied from the OptusNet Usage Monitor script.
For further information, refer to the readme file.
Additional thanks
- Michael Marx (contacting me about the off peak usage - 06/01/2010)
Version History
v1.5 (2009/08/23)
- Thanks to Gibbo for letting me know the retrieval script was broken.
- Fixed reading of variables for download charges, peak downloads and off-peak downloads.
- Changed contact details.
v1.4 (2008/11/09)
- Thanks to Malcom Chalmers for providing an update to read off-peak usage.
- Added 2 new options to the configuration, 'quota_peak' and 'quota_offpeak'.
- Added new functions to retrieve off-peak details.
* GetOffPeakUsage()
* GetMegabytesPerDayRemainingOffPeak()
- For the cache readings, changed 'used' to 'used_peak' and added 'used_offpeak'.
- Added an additional comment to GetBillingPeriodDaysRemaining().
- Changed GetMegabytesPerDayRemaining() to calculate the value using the user defined quota, rather than a hardcoded 18gb.
- Fixed RetrieveDataFromServer() so it uses '&' to append text rather than '+'.
- Changed Private_FindCacheValue() so it includes the '=' into the search string.
- Updated README step (g) in the readme as it was vague. (Thanks Malcom)
- Updated README step (d) to be more precise.
- Updated README to remind users that 1gb = 1000mb, not 1024mb.
- Updated README credits section.
- Updated README version history to include dates.
- Removed version history from script file as it is already in the README.
- Updated README blurb for 'Function Usage'.
v1.3 (2005/08/08)
- TPG changed their page slightly from "Ends :" to "Expiry Date:" for billing period ending. Edited RetrieveDataFromServer() to retrieve "billPeriodEnd" from the correct location.
v1.2
- Thanks to forums for doing something I couldn't be bothered doing
- Added GetBillingPeriodDaysRemaining(), which returns the numbers of days left before TPG takes money from you again.
- Added GetMegabytesPerDayRemaining(), which returns an approximate indication of how much quota you should use in a day before your usage is resetted without getting capped.
- General code cleanup
v1.1
- Fixed a bug that causes script to read from Internet Explorer cache, rather than refreshing it.
- Added an extra step to the install notes on how to set "Max Value" display value for configs.
v1.0
- Initial release.
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