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<0> k
<0> rudder^ has been idle 2secs, signed on Sat Feb 18 18:48:17 is this correct?
<0> when i whois people it tell me how long they been idle?
<1> Rudder^: which part?
<1> yes
<0> can't i hide that?
<1> only if you are an oper
<0> ircop u mean?
<1> no, I mean oper.
<0> what's that
<1> you say poh-tay-toh, I say po-taw-to
<0> sme crao
<0> ok sometimes i whois some dude and it tells me tnohig about his idle stuff
<1> right
<0> and he ain't an ircop
<1> if you aren't on their server, it doesn't show up by default
<1> but you can /whois nick nick and it will show up
<2> unless you do whois nick nick
<1> for instance, you are on irc.arcti.ca
<1> i'm on ... something else, I can't remember for some reason
<1> if you just /whois kitchen
<0> irc.choopa.net
<1> you won't see my idle time
<0> yeah
<1> yea, choopa that's it
<1> sorry, haven't restarted this client in a couple of months
<0> Chuck Norris approved! :)
<1> but if you /whois kitchen kitchen, you'll see my idle time
<0> tricksey
<0> cool
<1> which, unless I'm asleep (and sometimes even then) hovers around 0.
<0> /uptime //say Uptime: Windows $os has been up for $duration($calc($ticks /1000) ) . The time is $time ON $date
<0> Uptime: Windows XP has been up for 2wks 5days 4hrs 11mins 54secs . The time is 23:59:11 ON 25/02/2006
<1> 23:01:25 up 201 days, 15:14, 8 users, load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
<0> damn doesn't your computer run like ****?
<1> heh
<1> oh the brainwashing of windows.
<2> heh
<0> oh linux?
<1> yessir.
<0> ok makes sense..
<1> however, my windows machine would have about that uptime if the damn mouse didn't keep dying and making me reboot for some reason
<0> Linux - Stays crunchy even in milk!
<1> I don't know if it's the mouse's fault or if it's the software that controls it, but the logitech g5 gaming mouse is probably the worst mouse I've ever used.
<0> send them an email.. that'll teach em
<1> the mouse itself ROCKS. very comfortable, glides beautifully on my allsop mousepad, has interchangeable weights (although, imo, that's more gimmick than functional, but I'm also not a 'professional' gamer)
<1> but the software provided is ***.
<0> kind of like itunes
<1> middle click doesn't even work by default. If you're a firefox user, you hate it.
<3> Rudder^: why use $duration($calc($ticks /1000) ) instead of $uptime(system,1) ?
<0> heh i didn't know i could :/
<0> version? boink!
<3> uptime: 5wks 2days 5hrs 31mins 52secs
<1> Rudder^: the IRC RFC requires your client responds to a VERSION reply. getting mad at someone for using something the RFC requires is pure hogwash
<0> can someone explain the difference between a secret channel and private.. i've been on mirc for many years but i'm still a noob in some respescts
<1> Rudder^: there is no such thing, really
<1> however, you can set modes p and s in your channel to determine whether they show up in /whois and /list
<1> and you can set mode i to make it invite-only, or mode k (with a key) to p***word enable it
<0> right, so if its set to either +s or +p my channel will be hidden?
<1> also, servers have their own 'local' channels, prefixed with &
<1> Rudder^: hidden from /whois and /list
<0> perfect thanks
<1> I think efnet has sorta blurred the distinction between +p and +s mostly
<1> but one of them also makes it so you can't /who #channel from the outside and get a list of non-invisible clients in the channel
<1> most channels that set one of +p or +s set both, so the difference is moot
<0> so if you whois me what channels come up?
<1> 23:09:25 -!- channels : #mirc #xbox #guitarists
<0> ok good
<1> obviously, if you are in the same channel as someone, it will show up in their /whois, regardless of channel mode settings
<0> yeah i knew that
<1> some networks may do different things
<1> efnet is pretty close to the RFC with regard to most things
<1> they don't have a lot of stuff that lo-jacks channel operation, like chanserv, for instance
<0> people hate on chanserv, but i see nothing wrong with it
<0> perfect channel protection
<1> eh
<1> or perfect channel hijacking
<4> hello all.
<1> networks that don't expire old nickname registrations upset me too
<1> some fool will register 'kitchen' then not log in for a year or two
<1> and some of them *cough*dalnet*cough* even go through the trouble of forcing a nickchange on you if you don't identify within a certain amount of time
<1> I prefer anarchy over sutpidity, personally :)
<0> yup, which is understandable
<1> shells are cheap and bots are easy to set up
<4> When somebody gets bored I have a question on mIRC ignore/unignore status settings. Thanks!
<3> isn't that a nickserv setting?
<5> am inteles tot...
<1> dieppiej: I'm sure it's a feature nickserv's have that is configurable, but it still pisses me off
<3> "enforce" setting
<1> at least on freenode when I can't 'identify' as kitchen I can still run around with the nick 'kitchen'
<5> hei...someone speek romanish???
<1> a_l_i_n: this is an english speaking channel
<1> EinBaller: if you have a question about mIRC, ask it in the channel. If someone wants to help, they will
<4> Kitchen: Thanks
<5> i know...but i don;t heve chanell de romania...
<1> a_l_i_n: for a searchable channel listing, try http://www.irchelp.org/chanlist
<3> a_l_i_n: to find a chat channel, follow the instructions on http://www.irchelp.org/chanlist
<3> lol
<5> k
<5> thank's
<1> dieppiej: JINX
<3> great timing
<1> bam, free beer for teh kitchen
<5> k...
<6> morning
<0> speaking of beer, i quit drinking about 2 months ago.
<5> aha....
<4> I guess what I want to know is: I have put somebody on ignore multiple times but when I hit unignore on them, it says: * Trin!*@* is not in ignore list which I know in fact they are, I just ignore commanded them right before i hit unignore to test it. Are they masked or spoofing?
<5> pls....are somenone ho speek spanish>???
<1> EinBaller: /ignore -l
<5> what???????????/
<1> you have to remove the *exact* hostmask you added to the list
<5> pls help meeeeeeeeeeee
<1> a_l_i_n: this is an english speaking channel
<5> i know beach
<4> kitchen: Humor me, does that mean they are logging on under multiple idemts or PCs?
<1> EinBaller: no
<5> beachhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
<5> yes you are
<1> EinBaller: but if they do not have the nickname "trin" they get around your ignore
<5> beachhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
<1> for instance, I'm going to put a_l_i_n on ignore
<1> if he changes his nick, he can get messages to me again
<4> kitchen: Thats what I'm saying: Its always Trin
<3> if you have any query windows open with Trin, you need to close them or ignore won't work
<1> EinBaller: well, the ignore function is performed inside mIRC itself, it's not a function of the IRC server (although some servers might have a server-side ignore list, the /ignore function of mIRC does not go to the server)
<4> none are open.
<1> dieppiej: f'real?
<1> that's kinda bogus.
<1> means you can't ignore * real fast to stop an attack
<1> wonder if that's a bug or a feature
<4> Trin is ~queentrin@70-56-252-80.eugn.qwest.net * trinity
<4> Trin on @+#trustworthy +#irish-buzzerz @#wasteland
<4> Trin using irc.colosolutions.net Colosolutions, Inc. - Orlando, FL
<4> Trin actually using host 70.56.252.80
<4> Trin End of /WHOIS list.
<4> EinBaller is ~al_simmon@66-189-252-201.dhcp.hsng.ne.charter.com * Mohammed Ali
<4> EinBaller on +#wasteland #videogames #retrogamers #neogeo #capcom
<4> EinBaller using irc.servercentral.net chase the dragon
<4> EinBaller actually using host 66.189.252.201
<4> EinBaller has been idle 21secs, signed on Sat Feb 25 17:46:52
<4> EinBaller End of /WHOIS list.
<4> me
<3> eww flood
<4> ignore fails entirely
<4> sorry.
<1> EinBaller: please do not paste more than 3 lines to the channel at a time
<4> sorry.
<3> Note: If you have a /query window open with someone, private messages from them won't be ignored even if their address matches an ignore address.
<3> (q) /help /ignore
<1> EinBaller: are you running any scripts of any kind?
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