x86 on IRC

[MyndFyre]

Haha nice.

So to everybody else, once you get an account, you want to:
/msg nickserv register <password>

I'm assuming these are stored in plaintext since the protocol is plaintext?

[iago]

Yes, it's extremely simplistic. It might be hashed.

[rabbit]

To add some security, we can use FiSH

[iago]

I don't see a point, we aren't talking about anything private. If we want secure chat, I suggest moving to SILC (I'm already on SILC, as well, so I'd be fine with that). I don't see a point, though.

[Sidoh]

I don't see a point, we aren't talking about anything private. If we want secure chat, I suggest moving to SILC (I'm already on SILC, as well, so I'd be fine with that). I don't see a point, though.

Haha, yeah.  Encrypted chat is great, but it's pretty dumb if there's no purpose.  I use OTR with pidgin, but that's because I occasionally do talk about things I consider private.

[BigAznDaddy]

If you register your names with NickServ, I can give you auto-voice (non-members) or auto-ops (members).

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/msg NickServ REGISTER password

wait you can talk with mics on IRC ?

[leet_muffin]

If you register your names with NickServ, I can give you auto-voice (non-members) or auto-ops (members).

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/msg NickServ REGISTER password

wait you can talk with mics on IRC ?

haha, no. Voice on IRC refers to ability to chat, more or less. When a room is designated as such (+m) only people who have voice (+v) and ops can chat.

[Joe]

Think about it as the elementary school concept when you swear. "You just lost your +v!"

[Joe]

News: IMPORTANT NEWS:x86 is on IRC!

In Soviet Russia, IRC servers run on x86 processors?

[Newby]

I'm assuming these are stored in plaintext since the protocol is plaintext?

It's a fucking nickname on an IRC server. Come on now... :P

[warz]

i doubt they're stored in plain-text. the protocol being plain-text doesn't mean that they have to be stored that way, either. it just depends what services they're using. but yeah, like newby said, it's just a nickname on a large public irc network - choose something that you don't mind if somebody else found it out.

[Krazed]

Get rid of the stupid fucking "you need to be identified to join that channel."

[iago]

I like requiring identification, and it's not like it's difficult to identify.

[Joe]

All members should review the clan's channel rules.

[Hitmen]

All members should review the clan's channel rules.

Official channel is "op x86" on uswest.battle.net.

woot, it's not the offical x86 channel, everyone kick joe!