x86 on IRC

[Newby]

Which is generally only when bsd joins..

Yeah. If bsd can't talk, he can't ask who x86labs.org belongs to, and can't DDoS it.

[Krazed]

I don't think he cared who ran it, I think he just wanted to dos something.

[Joe]

This isn't the members forum. Quiet you two. =)

[rabbit]

Why do you need to be +v? Besides the occasional time they might have the channel mode set to +m...

So I can chat?

[Joe]

Not if BSD is there, because of BSD is there we have a crisis. Newby set it -m about an hour ago.

[Krazed]

Not if BSD is there, because of BSD is there we have a crisis. Newby set it -m about an hour ago.

It's not hard to kickban somebody.

[Screenor]

#1: Who is BSD?

I haven't been here a while, and normally don't/never will care about people outside my circle of close friends if he's been around for a good period of time.

#2: Rabbit, I'll give you +v if need be, I don't really find a problem, if Newby tells me otherwise I'll change that though.

So come on whenever.

[dx]

Scr33n0r is +o in #x86? Oh god, hahahaha. Maybe bsd should just hit x86labs.org constantly.

[Screenor]

Scr33n0r is +o in #x86? Oh god, hahahaha. Maybe bsd should just hit x86labs.org constantly.

Hah, I could really care less, there's a good chance I could get ops nearly anywhere I wanted to if I felt the need to respect people.

Besides that, almost anyone who comes in there gets ops, so heh.

[dx]

*shrug*

[Newby]

Scr33n0r is +o in #x86? Oh god, hahahaha. Maybe bsd should just hit x86labs.org constantly.

Everybody is +o in #beta? Oh god, why doesn't bsd hit betaproductions.net constantly?

We flip between +o'ing everybody and then +o'ing members randomly. One day it'll be one, one day it'll be the other!

On a side note, why does it matter how #x86 is run if you aren't there / don't care about it?

EDIT -- Before you even call us a wannabe-beta, tmp made the comparison of us to beta a loong long time ago (in a good way), way before we started opping everybody.

[dx]

Your edit was un-needed, seeing as I wasn't going to mention that at all. Why doesn't bsd hit x86labs.org constantly? I can list a few reasons, but I wont. Everyone being a oper in #beta seems wrong in my mind, but it doesn't matter what I think.

[Krazed]

There are a few reasons why bsd doesn't hit x86labs.org. Anyhow, oping everyone in #x86 doesn't matter, cause if something happened it would take me about 3.4 seconds to have TehUser, torque, or warz sort it out. (The IRCops.) If our channel was on efnet or something, then it would matter who gets ops.