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If you're an IRC user (or if you're not, google for mIRC or XChat) please join us here with your EduGeek username:

 

server: heffalump.powdarrmonkey.net

ssl: No

channel: #EduGeek

 

If at first you don't succeed, change port to anything from 6665 to 6669.

 

This is temporary while ZeroHour is working :)

 

EDIT:

Autoconnect Webchat - Mibbit.com Webchat client

Clients: http://clicksandwhistles.com/ , http://www.mirc.com/ , XChat for Windows

Port 9090 is also live

Edited by robk
Edited by user request to update details
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gave up my irc addiction a year or so ago, I wouldnt want to tempt myself by delving back in ;p

 

Im in. But its a bit quiet.. Maybe make a page with one of those java applets that auto connects to IRC ?

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There are only a few ports I can't use in the office and this covers them ... so no IRC for me. Then again ... I dropped my IRC addiction a few years ago too (irc.lspace.org)
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There are only a few ports I can't use in the office and this covers them ... so no IRC for me. Then again ... I dropped my IRC addiction a few years ago too (irc.lspace.org)

 

Try 9090.

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added to my irssi screen :p

 

this does raise a point why doesnt edugeek have an official 24/7 irc channel?

 

Because IRC is a) out of date now, b) is blocked by most RBC's and c) because it usually has a Jabber server instead. :)

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a) IRC is far from out of date, its still being developed and is brilliant piece of software.

 

b) Im sure Edugeek could run on a non standard port that we can get through to from inside an RBC, plus they could have a web based irc client available here.

 

c) Jabber? XMPP now, would that work? does it allow IRC style channels?

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Because IRC is a) out of date now, b) is blocked by most RBC's and c) because it usually has a Jabber server instead. :)

 

IRC isn't out of date any more than SMTP is. It's still an extremely light protocol, it scales well in most circumstances and it's an open, RFC-based standard, something lacking in a lot of chat protocols lately.

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