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and from what I hear - you ARE gay. Well not exactly - but such an accusation obviously really bugs your manly ideals. Let he who is without sin cast the first stone 
and I have it on good advice that you live on a ****ty island. You can't argue against that.
so how come you got MSN then - did you pick it up on your annual chav holiday?
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Smylio
and I have it on good advice that you live on a ****ty island. You can't argue against that.
so how come you got MSN then - did you pick it up on your annual chav holiday?
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Smylio
I'm on the Board of Directors of an IRC network called Protium. We've so far got a good, friendly UT base with very few (if none) little script kiddies. The benefit of being a smaller network (~1000 users) is that you don't get all the pain in the arse users that large network brings, and our staff are always available and ready to help.
I'd personally be very happy for you guys to have Protium as your IRC home. If you're interested, it's irc.protium.org through IRC, website is www.protium.org
If you're interested post here, or join is in #protium over there and we can sort out channel/s etc..
I'd personally be very happy for you guys to have Protium as your IRC home. If you're interested, it's irc.protium.org through IRC, website is www.protium.org
If you're interested post here, or join is in #protium over there and we can sort out channel/s etc..
I forgot to mention, the services we use are srvx, the nefarious version. This is very, very simple to use and nice and user friendly (which is why we chose it).
Dude, IRC is dead. If you have any $$$ invested in such a venture then get out quick - similar to the way WWW/HTML killed off FTP, IM & RSS are wiping out any reason to go near IRC (apart from dodgy porn, and copies of software/music/videos that are already all over the p2p networks. IRC wll end up as the internet version of a tippmann. Entry level. Few features. Despised by most. there's my prediction for 2005.
If people Ii.e. non tech savvy users) need to install things that they don't read about in the papers every day for them to access things then it just won't happen. Which is why the web became ubiquitous, as has imesh & Kazaa. As will RSS & IM. IRC et al will stick as a hobbyist topic - which means few users (aka pumps?!) ...once MS drop longhorn it will be the equivalent of what happened when they dropped IP & IE into w95...you may debate, but it will change how j.bloggs uses his PC - that is for certain
If people Ii.e. non tech savvy users) need to install things that they don't read about in the papers every day for them to access things then it just won't happen. Which is why the web became ubiquitous, as has imesh & Kazaa. As will RSS & IM. IRC et al will stick as a hobbyist topic - which means few users (aka pumps?!) ...once MS drop longhorn it will be the equivalent of what happened when they dropped IP & IE into w95...you may debate, but it will change how j.bloggs uses his PC - that is for certain
