User:Uberpenguin - Revision history

24.151.76.83 at 03:24, 27 February 2005

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Uberpenguin at 14:14, 22 February 2005

2005-02-22T14:14:02Z

Jacobo221 at 09:59, 18 July 2004

2004-07-18T09:59:31Z

68.215.137.6 at 21:51, 17 July 2004

2004-07-17T21:51:00Z

68.215.137.6 at 21:47, 17 July 2004

2004-07-17T21:47:54Z

68.215.137.6: about the uberpenguin

2004-07-17T21:46:54Z

about the uberpenguin

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uberpenguin (sometimes spelled <nowiki>überpenguin</nowiki>, which isn't supposed to be German as he explains, but has something to do with his affinity for the umlaut) is difficult to classify. Not really a developer, but more of an 'official bystander' to the *mule saga. uberpenguin has had this vague relationship since the lMule days (pre-xMule, pre-aMule). Contrary to common impression, he has never actually contributed a single line of code to any of the *mule main sources (the official word is he hates high-level language programming, but it's really just an excuse) As useless as he seems, uberpenguin is actually responsible for the original xMule logo, several pieces of artwork related to *mule, and AMPS (the dynamic statistics PHP script that will be much more relevent when aMule 2.0 is released).

uberpenguin (who, if you haven't noticed, hates to have his alias capitalized) has an Interwebsite [http://uberpenguin.they-are.us/ here] and can be contacted through the various mediums described on that site, etc, etc. uberpenguin is probably non-existant.

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	uberpenguin (sometimes spelled <nowiki>überpenguin</nowiki>, which isn't supposed to be German as he explains, but has something to do with his affinity for the umlaut) is difficult to classify. Not really a [[AMule_devs\|developer]], but more of an 'official bystander' to the mule saga. uberpenguin has had this vague relationship since the [[LMule\|lMule]] days (pre-[[xMule]], pre-[[aMule]]). Contrary to common impression, he has never actually contributed a single line of code to any of the mule main sources (the official word is he hates high-level language programming, but it's really just an excuse). As useless as he seems, uberpenguin is actually responsible for the original [[xMule]] logo, the [http://uberpenguin.they-are.us/temp/amule_newlogo_dark_notextfuzz.jpg aMule 2.0 logo], several pieces of artwork related to *mule, and [[AMPS]] (the dynamic statistics [http://www.php.net PHP] script that will be much more relevent when [[aMule]] 2.0 is released).		uberpenguin (sometimes spelled <nowiki>überpenguin</nowiki>, which isn't supposed to be German as he explains, but has something to do with his affinity for the umlaut) is difficult to classify. Not really a [[AMule_devs\|developer]], but more of an 'official bystander' to the mule saga. uberpenguin has had this vague relationship since the [[LMule\|lMule]] days (pre-[[xMule]], pre-[[aMule]]). Contrary to common impression, he has never actually contributed a single line of code to any of the mule main sources (the official word is he hates high-level language programming, but it's really just an excuse). As useless as he seems, uberpenguin is actually responsible for the original [[xMule]] logo, the [http://uberpenguin.they-are.us/temp/amule_newlogo_dark_notextfuzz.jpg aMule 2.0 logo], several pieces of artwork related to *mule, and [[AMPS]] (the dynamic statistics [http://www.php.net PHP] script that will be much more relevent when [[aMule]] 2.0 is released).

−	uberpenguin (who, if you haven't noticed, hates having his alias capitalized) has an Interwebsite [http://uberpenguin.they-are.us/ here] and can be contacted through the various mediums described on that site, etc, etc. uberpenguin is the official Harbinger of the [[Opblaaskrokodil\|Krokodil]] uberpenguin is probably non-existant.	+	uberpenguin (who, if you haven't noticed, hates having his alias capitalized) has an Interwebsite [http://uberpenguin.they-are.us/ here] and can be contacted through the various mediums described on that site, etc, etc. uberpenguin is the official Harbinger of the [[Opblaaskrokodil\|Krokodil]]. uberpenguin is probably non-existant.

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	uberpenguin (sometimes spelled <nowiki>überpenguin</nowiki>, which isn't supposed to be German as he explains, but has something to do with his affinity for the umlaut) is difficult to classify. Not really a [[AMule_devs\|developer]], but more of an 'official bystander' to the mule saga. uberpenguin has had this vague relationship since the [[LMule\|lMule]] days (pre-[[xMule]], pre-[[aMule]]). Contrary to common impression, he has never actually contributed a single line of code to any of the mule main sources (the official word is he hates high-level language programming, but it's really just an excuse). As useless as he seems, uberpenguin is actually responsible for the original [[xMule]] logo, the [http://uberpenguin.they-are.us/temp/amule_newlogo_dark_notextfuzz.jpg aMule 2.0 logo], several pieces of artwork related to *mule, and [[AMPS]] (the dynamic statistics [http://www.php.net PHP] script that will be much more relevent when [[aMule]] 2.0 is released).		uberpenguin (sometimes spelled <nowiki>überpenguin</nowiki>, which isn't supposed to be German as he explains, but has something to do with his affinity for the umlaut) is difficult to classify. Not really a [[AMule_devs\|developer]], but more of an 'official bystander' to the mule saga. uberpenguin has had this vague relationship since the [[LMule\|lMule]] days (pre-[[xMule]], pre-[[aMule]]). Contrary to common impression, he has never actually contributed a single line of code to any of the mule main sources (the official word is he hates high-level language programming, but it's really just an excuse). As useless as he seems, uberpenguin is actually responsible for the original [[xMule]] logo, the [http://uberpenguin.they-are.us/temp/amule_newlogo_dark_notextfuzz.jpg aMule 2.0 logo], several pieces of artwork related to *mule, and [[AMPS]] (the dynamic statistics [http://www.php.net PHP] script that will be much more relevent when [[aMule]] 2.0 is released).

−	uberpenguin (who, if you haven't noticed, hates having his alias capitalized) has an Interwebsite [http://uberpenguin.they-are.us/ here] and can be contacted through the various mediums described on that site, etc, etc. uberpenguin is probably non-existant.	+	uberpenguin (who, if you haven't noticed, hates having his alias capitalized) has an Interwebsite [http://uberpenguin.they-are.us/ here] and can be contacted through the various mediums described on that site, etc, etc. uberpenguin is the official Harbinger of the [[Opblaaskrokodil\|Krokodil]] uberpenguin is probably non-existant.

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−	uberpenguin (sometimes spelled <nowiki>überpenguin</nowiki>, which isn't supposed to be German as he explains, but has something to do with his affinity for the umlaut) is difficult to classify. Not really a developer, but more of an 'official bystander' to the mule saga. uberpenguin has had this vague relationship since the lMule days (pre-xMule, pre-aMule). Contrary to common impression, he has never actually contributed a single line of code to any of the mule main sources (the official word is he hates high-level language programming, but it's really just an excuse) As useless as he seems, uberpenguin is actually responsible for the original xMule logo, the [http://uberpenguin.they-are.us/temp/amule_newlogo_dark_notextfuzz.jpg aMule 2.0 logo], several pieces of artwork related to *mule, and AMPS (the dynamic statistics PHP script that will be much more relevent when aMule 2.0 is released).	+	uberpenguin (sometimes spelled <nowiki>überpenguin</nowiki>, which isn't supposed to be German as he explains, but has something to do with his affinity for the umlaut) is difficult to classify. Not really a [[AMule_devs\|developer]], but more of an 'official bystander' to the mule saga. uberpenguin has had this vague relationship since the [[LMule\|lMule]] days (pre-[[xMule]], pre-[[aMule]]). Contrary to common impression, he has never actually contributed a single line of code to any of the mule main sources (the official word is he hates high-level language programming, but it's really just an excuse). As useless as he seems, uberpenguin is actually responsible for the original [[xMule]] logo, the [http://uberpenguin.they-are.us/temp/amule_newlogo_dark_notextfuzz.jpg aMule 2.0 logo], several pieces of artwork related to *mule, and [[AMPS]] (the dynamic statistics [http://www.php.net PHP] script that will be much more relevent when [[aMule]] 2.0 is released).

	uberpenguin (who, if you haven't noticed, hates having his alias capitalized) has an Interwebsite [http://uberpenguin.they-are.us/ here] and can be contacted through the various mediums described on that site, etc, etc. uberpenguin is probably non-existant.		uberpenguin (who, if you haven't noticed, hates having his alias capitalized) has an Interwebsite [http://uberpenguin.they-are.us/ here] and can be contacted through the various mediums described on that site, etc, etc. uberpenguin is probably non-existant.

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−	uberpenguin (sometimes spelled <nowiki>überpenguin</nowiki>, which isn't supposed to be German as he explains, but has something to do with his affinity for the umlaut) is difficult to classify. Not really a developer, but more of an 'official bystander' to the mule saga. uberpenguin has had this vague relationship since the lMule days (pre-xMule, pre-aMule). Contrary to common impression, he has never actually contributed a single line of code to any of the mule main sources (the official word is he hates high-level language programming, but it's really just an excuse) As useless as he seems, uberpenguin is actually responsible for the original xMule logo, several pieces of artwork related to *mule, and AMPS (the dynamic statistics PHP script that will be much more relevent when aMule 2.0 is released).	+	uberpenguin (sometimes spelled <nowiki>überpenguin</nowiki>, which isn't supposed to be German as he explains, but has something to do with his affinity for the umlaut) is difficult to classify. Not really a developer, but more of an 'official bystander' to the mule saga. uberpenguin has had this vague relationship since the lMule days (pre-xMule, pre-aMule). Contrary to common impression, he has never actually contributed a single line of code to any of the mule main sources (the official word is he hates high-level language programming, but it's really just an excuse) As useless as he seems, uberpenguin is actually responsible for the original xMule logo, the [http://uberpenguin.they-are.us/temp/amule_newlogo_dark_notextfuzz.jpg aMule 2.0 logo], several pieces of artwork related to *mule, and AMPS (the dynamic statistics PHP script that will be much more relevent when aMule 2.0 is released).

	uberpenguin (who, if you haven't noticed, hates having his alias capitalized) has an Interwebsite [http://uberpenguin.they-are.us/ here] and can be contacted through the various mediums described on that site, etc, etc. uberpenguin is probably non-existant.		uberpenguin (who, if you haven't noticed, hates having his alias capitalized) has an Interwebsite [http://uberpenguin.they-are.us/ here] and can be contacted through the various mediums described on that site, etc, etc. uberpenguin is probably non-existant.

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	uberpenguin (sometimes spelled <nowiki>überpenguin</nowiki>, which isn't supposed to be German as he explains, but has something to do with his affinity for the umlaut) is difficult to classify. Not really a developer, but more of an 'official bystander' to the mule saga. uberpenguin has had this vague relationship since the lMule days (pre-xMule, pre-aMule). Contrary to common impression, he has never actually contributed a single line of code to any of the mule main sources (the official word is he hates high-level language programming, but it's really just an excuse) As useless as he seems, uberpenguin is actually responsible for the original xMule logo, several pieces of artwork related to *mule, and AMPS (the dynamic statistics PHP script that will be much more relevent when aMule 2.0 is released).		uberpenguin (sometimes spelled <nowiki>überpenguin</nowiki>, which isn't supposed to be German as he explains, but has something to do with his affinity for the umlaut) is difficult to classify. Not really a developer, but more of an 'official bystander' to the mule saga. uberpenguin has had this vague relationship since the lMule days (pre-xMule, pre-aMule). Contrary to common impression, he has never actually contributed a single line of code to any of the mule main sources (the official word is he hates high-level language programming, but it's really just an excuse) As useless as he seems, uberpenguin is actually responsible for the original xMule logo, several pieces of artwork related to *mule, and AMPS (the dynamic statistics PHP script that will be much more relevent when aMule 2.0 is released).

−	uberpenguin (who, if you haven't noticed, hates ~~to have~~ his alias capitalized) has an Interwebsite [http://uberpenguin.they-are.us/ here] and can be contacted through the various mediums described on that site, etc, etc. uberpenguin is probably non-existant.	+	uberpenguin (who, if you haven't noticed, hates having his alias capitalized) has an Interwebsite [http://uberpenguin.they-are.us/ here] and can be contacted through the various mediums described on that site, etc, etc. uberpenguin is probably non-existant.