Video: James busy on his “other job”

OMG there’s 2 noses……..I then wet myself XD

Clan we PLEASE get Man Lab on BBC America? PLEASE????

@funnylookinnut: PLEASE???

The first couple of episodes were excellent, can’t wait for this ones.

I too hope it really won’t take till the end of the year before TG is back, thought Jezza said on the end of the previous season, see you in the Summer(or something like that) Hope TG is back soon, for now I’ll just enjoy TG Great Adventures 4 (superb DVD by the way).

MAY, ,,,,, MAY,,,,,, JAMES MAY, INTERESTING MAN AND DRIVER…….

I can’t wait for the new series of Manlab, I quite enjoyed the last one.

Dear Top Gear

please can you guys give the stig the caterham r500 superlight ( my favourite car ) and take it out on the track and too see if it can actually beat the bugatti veyron supersport cause if it did i will be so so happy. Also can you guys please make a test with a Caterham R500 Superlight vs Ariel Atom vs KTM X-BOW vs Lotus 2 Eleven. it will be a great test.

thanks a lot Jeremy, Richard & James love your show. i’m a kid by the way

Winwns.

James May.. You have a funny, but also frightening laugh.. hahaha!

…laughter…not laugh..

I am Chuck Conlon and I have nothing but admiration and /or disdain for Jeremy Clarkson / not James or Richard, however being older than all, I have wriitten and recorded a #1 song (ACE) records “The Little Black Egg” which maybe entitles me to an appearance on an upcoming episode of “Top Gear” ore not. THANKS FOR READING THIS, C HUC K CONLON

Dear Mr May,

i will leave this blank,Tesla Top Gear have not corrupted your image as we all acknowledged you are on the fore front of commercial technology and they didnt sneer at British Leyland corruptin their image lightly did they,? grow up and take it how it should, most of us are still with you on the power side.
we all appreciate fine cars even wuth problems all cars attain to, as is the legend of top gear as it should ever do.Honestly.
thank you tesla for changing the brake fuse, shows care in your product.And the team .Regards Peter Alan Clark

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Sunday, February 06, 2005
Paper Airplane 0.1.1 Released
I am proud to announce the alpha release of my software baby, Paper Airplane 0.1.1.
Paper Airplane is a Mozilla plugin that empowers people to easily create collaborative P2P web sites, without setting up servers or spending money. It does this by integrating a web server into the browser itself, including tools to create collaborative online communities that are stored on the machine. Paper Airplane Sites are stored locally on a user’s machine. A peer-to-peer network is created between all of the Paper Airplane nodes that are running in order to resolve group names and reach normally unreachable peers due to firewalls or NAT devices.
Please see the Paper Airplane installation page on how to install it.
Paper Airplane’s still alpha and there is much more work to be done, but there is alot of blood, sweat, and tears in what’s here. I hope you enjoy it and I look forward to hearing your feedback.
Once you install the Paper Airplane XPI and restart the browser, what you will see is a toolbar that will say that it is initializing and signing you into the Paper Airplane P2P network. When that process is finished, you should see three textual icons (none of the Paper Airplane icons have been brought into the GUI yet). These icons are New Site, New Page, and Edit Page. Click the New Site button; a page will load in the browser. Choose a name for your new P2P site, using any ending you want; the Paper Airplane DNS is distributed across peers in the network and do not use the legacy DNS. I always like to use “nike.laborpolicy” as an example to signify what happens when you blow open the domain space. Press the button and in a few seconds you should be redirected to your new P2P site, which is collaborative in the same way Wikis are. Press the Edit Page button to edit your page, add some text, and then press Save. Press the New Page button to create a new page on your P2P site. If you type the name of your site into the browser location bar, it will resolve this domain through the P2P network. You can also type other P2P domain names of others in the network to resolve sites they have created with Paper Airplane, even if they are behind a NAT, a firewall, or a country that doesn’t allow free speech.
In Paper Airplane, a tremendous amount is going on behind the scenes to make all of this look really simple. Thats one of the goals of Paper Airplane, to make this stuff look like magic; more work remains to take this forward. By the way, most of Paper Airplane is built above P2P Sockets and JXTA, so you can start up custom command-line services on this P2P web using P2P Sockets, or even script the network level using the JXTA Shell. The Paper Airplane P2P web provides different kinds of entry points for different kinds of people; end-users can use Paper Airplane, developers can script the P2P web using P2P Sockets, and serious hackers can work with the P2P network at a deep level using JXTA and the JXTA Shell.
// posted by Brad GNUberg @ Sunday, February 06, 2005
Comments:
Fantastic, Brad. A really great idea that’s been waiting to happen, but nobody had the chops and imagination to do it. You. Kick. Ass.
# posted by Lucas Gonze : 8:59 PM
Good job man, I remember you talking about this project when we were hanging out in San Francisco. Sadly, I won’t be able to share in the rejoicing until you come out with a Linux or Mac OS X version. Please hurry
# posted by Nelson : 10:26 PM
Great job! I am really surprised about the results Now my problem is that I cannot get rid of it. It is not in my list of Firefox extensions. Help please!!Thanks and keep up this great endeavor,Tatoeba
# posted by tatoeba : 8:27 AM
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