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ChanServ sets mode: +o up_the_irons up_the_irons: you guys and BryceBot with @ud... always playin' around... ;) mnathani: @exch 1 btc to usd BryceBot: 1 BTC -> 365.13499716345 USD (as of Thu, 23 Oct 2014 04:00:44 -0700) mhoran: Gonna be rich! ***: jcv has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
jcv has joined #arpnetworks forgotten: s/rich/poor BryceBot: <mhoran> Gonna be poor! awyeah: Anyone know if a good bot that can automatically forward certain tweets to an IRC channel? brycec: Not off hand. I've written similar functionality into BryceBot, but sorry to say I'm not sharing (because I'm ashamed of the code)
But it's not too difficult to do awyeah: :)
Yeah that's my other option, but I always like to see if someone else solved the problem first. anisfarhana: awyeah: Sorry..your nickname seem familiar in eggie scripting..I am wondering whether you is the author. ***: LT has quit IRC (Quit: Leaving) mhoran: hubot probably does that. awyeah: I think I did write an eggdrop script waaaaay back in the day
but plett: I also wrote eggdrop tcl, about 15 years ago awyeah: There have been others that have used my nick. plett: A mis-spent youth, etc awyeah: I was awyeah on dalnet for quite a while. I was actually an IRCop over there on... what server
sodre? waaaaay back in the day. 15 years ago at leaast. anisfarhana: Oh myyyy
Ha ha ha
awyeah: Like seriously?? awyeah: Yep plett: I remember as far back as the efnet/ircnet split, which google tells me was 1996. I'd been on irc for quite some time by that point awyeah: I have fond memories of the good old days on DALnet plett: DAL? Pah! Who needs services? ;) awyeah: heh
they were the pioneers of services
The biggest problem they had was you'd /kline a user from a server and they'd just come back on another one
Hence autokill CaZe: I was there when it was being killed a little over 10 years ago.
So much lag. awyeah: Yeah. They had a lot of DoS problems.
so is it me or are there constant persistent netsplits on freenode?
I am trying this willie bot, i have him set up to connect to irc.freenode.net, and he must be getting on a bad server because I can't see him, lol plett: Weren't DAL one of the first networks doing anycast announcements to work around the DoS? awyeah: They might have... but I don't remember plett: In 2003, DALnet put up their first anycast servers under the name "The IX Concept", and made irc.dal.net resolve to the anycast IP.[7] Since then, most new client servers linked are anycast http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DALnet BryceBot: DALnet :: DALnet is an Internet Relay Chat (IRC) network that is populated by a stable population of around 14,000 users in about 7,000 channels, with 33 servers making up the network. DALnet is accessible by connecting with an IRC client to an active DALnet server on ports 6660 through 6669, and 7000. SSL users can connect on port 6697 as well. The generic round-robin address is irc.dal.net. History DALnet was founded in... awyeah: interesting. plett: But yes, freenode gets quite a lot of DoS attacks still
Which is what normally causes the splits staticsafe: m0unds: http://redd.it/2k2ogh anisfarhana: awyeah: I bet you still remember brandon,laurie,klb,fredfred etc etc then? -: anisfarhana hands a pen to awyeah, can i get your signature sir? awyeah: hmm anisfarhana: awyeah: I am still using one of your eggie script written by you! awyeah: well the nicks that come to mind are wd, raskah, coldboot, raistlin (later raistlin_majere)
uh
I can't remember anyone else anisfarhana: When was your last time in DALnet? awyeah: are you sure? What's the email address in that script? I used to use @awyeah.net
hmm probably like 2000-2001
it's been a looooooong time like I said. anisfarhana: Ahnberg, Arfie, lorddracula? awyeah: Yeah Ahnberg, he ran one of the northern europe servers anisfarhana: He is one of the big boss for DALnet now i guess.
DNO
2000 - 2001 ? The time DALnet got massive ddos attack? awyeah: who else
sjs, he ran the server at nac.net staticsafe: NAC has a nice network anisfarhana: I missed coins,rumble,powertech,jade,hotspeed! BryceBot: That's what she said!! awyeah: yeah I remember those
I was on sodre. anisfarhana: mesra got terminated by the provider due to ddos. awyeah: Yeah, that happened a couple times IIRC anisfarhana: $Id: swearkick.tcl, eggdrop-1.6.x 2004/5 awyeah@usa.net
Not you?
$Id: badident.tcl, eggdrop-1.6.x 2004/5 awyeah@usa.net Exp awyeah: hmm
I don't think I ever had an @usa.net addy anisfarhana: Lol awyeah: I did write some eggdrop scripts though.
Maybe I didn't publish them? I don't remember.
I also had an mIRC script that I wrote anisfarhana: I don't use mIRC for a long time. awyeah: and an epic script. anisfarhana: And i am wondering why you don't active in dalnet anymore? awyeah: Well I wasn't active on IRC at all anymore
er, for a while
Then I got an arp networks VPS and checked out the channel
so now I guess I'm back... just on freenode. anisfarhana: So you just simply went offline from DAL like that awyeah? awyeah: yeah, i just kinda stopped.
I signed on a couple years later... couldn't find anyone, and someone else had taken my nick
But I was in college at that point and didn't have a lot of time. anisfarhana: Glad that i meet you here :D awyeah: happy to be here! forgotten: anisfarhana: stalker.
;) anisfarhana: Not true forgotten.
I just remember his nickname a long time ago in DALnet. Thats all. awyeah: lol mercutio: has anyone here tried bspwm? awyeah: nope... looks interesting though. mercutio: it just pissed me off, and now i'm back to notion hah
i can't do without tabbing it seems
i keep thinking there must be something better, but not having much luck :( plett: I use i3wm, it can do tabbing, amongst other things mercutio: yeah i think that's the next one i have to try -: brycec is a fan of awesome mercutio: when i tried awesome i had prroblems with it changing layouts on me rather than manually shifting layout stuff
i found some big huge comparison, and it showed that bspwm had manual layout.
and xcb.
xcb being the new x11 protocol
sounds like i3 uses xcb too. i dunno how much dfif it really makes
i thought i3 tabbed
oh i see mod+w plett: Yeah, it's not the default mode
I tend to use a combination of mostly non-tabbed with one quarter of the screen having tabbed windows
I'm not sure I like the tabbed interface in i3, there doesn't seem to be a keyboard shortcut for "move to the visible window to the left", it only has "move to whatever tab/window is left of where you currently are" ***: reardencode has joined #arpnetworks mercutio: i was struggling with the tab., and went back to ion
hmm, i tried updating this box to new ubuntu, and then tmux broke and had to downgrade it to reattach
i hate restarting irc etc :)
seems it's been up since jan plett: I have an odd problem with some machines that I run i3 on, Firefox stops being able to open popup windows for things like right click context menus or the list of tabs that I have open
Restarting FF always fixes it. It's not on all machines (it's never happened on this laptop, for example), and seems to happen at random mercutio: that sounds annoying
i can't web browse on this machine or the video driver locks up ***: neish_ has joined #arpnetworks
neish has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 272 seconds) mercutio: hmm windows sucks at 4k.
well linux isn't so bad brycec: 80x25 stretched to 4k? Sounds awesome! mercutio: heh
383x105 with normal font size
damn, it actually works really well except for lightdm. brycec: Holy fuckballs... Planetside2 update is 9.4GB staticsafe: :o brycec: I don't even play the game... I just keep it around in case I want to again someday mercutio: steam?
steam's updating system is terrible brycec: Yes Steam
Why do you say it's terrible?
It's automatic, it seems to transfer deltas/compressed data, it Just Works... mercutio: it does deltas?
then why are updates so big
i think it really depends
there was some movie about dota or something
free to play
and it had a huge update after i'd already watched it staticsafe: yes it does deltas
sometimes the delta is just huge
:P mercutio: well i suppose deltas don't work if you're not careful how you formulate your data.
i wonder if modified videos are the usual reason for huge updates. brycec: I believe it does deltas (and staticsafe confirms) because it's listed "this game will require XXGB" or "YYGB update" but what's transferred is substantially less (eg 1 vs 5GB
But there do end up being many variables at play: what was updated, whether the publisher pushed a delta of their own, etc. mercutio: heh
so i try steam on windows
and it's downloading another random 25mb update to steam itself
oh now it says it can't talk to steam network
and 3 games have got updtesa ***: m0unds__ has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 255 seconds)
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