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Internet Relay Chat turns 30—and we remember how it changed our lives
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Internet Relay Chat turns 30—and we remember how it changed our lives
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Re: Internet Relay Chat turns 30—and we remember how it changed our lives
I first used IRC in 1995 or 1996 when I'd gotten my first ISP.
Back in the 80s and early 90s, I was a regular participant on FidoNet and a number of its echoes.
Back in the 80s and early 90s, I was a regular participant on FidoNet and a number of its echoes.
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Podcasts: Linux Unplugged, Destination Linux
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Re: Internet Relay Chat turns 30—and we remember how it changed our lives
Usenet changed my life more than IRC did... after all that's how I met Mr. Moem! But IRC and I go way back as well, and I still use it today.
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Re: Internet Relay Chat turns 30—and we remember how it changed our lives
https://irc.com/ shows some projects might be coming.
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Re: Internet Relay Chat turns 30—and we remember how it changed our lives
A certain other message board is how I met a now former girlfriend. Facebook is how I've met and made many really good friends, and now the possibility that one of those friends may become a bit more.
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Re: Internet Relay Chat turns 30—and we remember how it changed our lives
Who knows, maybe even a byte more!
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Mr. Moem? I always pictured you as....
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Re: Internet Relay Chat turns 30—and we remember how it changed our lives
Goes to show how wrong your impressions of people can be!
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Re: Internet Relay Chat turns 30—and we remember how it changed our lives
Still a usenet fan, and it's not all old-timers!
Been on Usenet since it's 3rd year.
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One thing I would suggest, create a partition as a 50G partition as /. Partition the rest as /Home. IF the system fails, reinstall and use the exact same username and all your 'stuff' comes back to you.