It's the only client that has the 'Protocol Header Encrypt' option which is very useful for those of us who's ISP's use services like P-Cube software. The P-Cube service engines are VERY capable of doing IP selective throttling and BitComet is the only solution I've found that can has an option that can get around it.

Well, isn't it obvious that technology isn't taking care of the problem? It's sad and typical that techs need their hands held by government bodies to take action. NZ's initiative is well overdue, and more power to them.

It would be nice if admins implemented simple things like SPF, reverse lookups, helo checks etc. to qualify the crap that arrives at thier MTA's but it doesn't happen on any useful scale. SMTP is fundamentally flawed, and what's the IT circle jerk doing about it?

sorry Mr Technology - you failed.

Like a 16mhz chip in those suckers, wicked fast. But hey, they're still fun as hell in my opinion