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Fungus
Registered: Sep 2002 Posts: 631 |
IRCNet c64 channels
Is there an IRC channel on efnet or ircnet that is free of Deadbeat AND Icycool AND not dead as a doornail? |
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iAN CooG
Registered: May 2002 Posts: 3142 |
because everyone wanted to make their own channel with blackjack and hookers |
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Fungus
Registered: Sep 2002 Posts: 631 |
Yes I did, all the blackjack and hookers.
And you can't get away from Deadbeat self proclaimed lord of IRC. If you disagree with him in any way he will ban you, or just because he doesn't like you.
I wanted a return to form of IRC from the 90's, when it was good, friendly and no politics or quake deathmatch pick up groups. Also no gate keeping. |
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CreaMD
Registered: Dec 2001 Posts: 3036 |
For me #c-64 was source of inspiration, motivation in last century, but when I occasionaly returned there in past years, it was more or less silent. I remember shortest one line scroller challenge (won by Crossbow). I remember Coolhand(RIP), Elwix, Waveform(RIP) to name few. For me it was connection with small NTSC scene, occasional meeting with some more recognizable names in the scene, and oportunity to communicate in english. I was a newcomer back then and I felt at home. I'm grateful for those times of (rosy retrospection) competitive and friendly nature, inspirational debates about coding, demos, art and creatitivity. |
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Krill
Registered: Apr 2002 Posts: 2870 |
As for "silent", you cannot expect to join at a random time of day and see constant chatter.
There are silent periods, and then there are bursts of activity, ranging from seconds to minutes to hours.
Saying hi and trying to provoke action does not work. |
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chatGPZ
Registered: Dec 2001 Posts: 11164 |
What Krill said. And every other channel is really pretty dead - and will stay that way, even if you manage to pull in a few people, it'll die off soon - because the main action is still in #c-64, like it or not.
that said, #c64friends on libera kinda is what #c-64 on efnet once was. |
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CreaMD
Registered: Dec 2001 Posts: 3036 |
Quote: As for "silent", you cannot expect to join at a random time of day and see constant chatter.
There are silent periods, and then there are bursts of activity, ranging from seconds to minutes to hours.
Saying hi and trying to provoke action does not work.
I know. And I'm sorry for overgeneralization. I don't say it's dead, but also I tried few times and didn't get caught.
What kind of activity? ;-)
And anyway, how do I reliably connect to #c-64. I was succesful couple of times and unsuccesfull last 2 times. And today too. What klient? What network? |
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morphfrog
Registered: Mar 2002 Posts: 32 |
Yeah #c-64 on IRCnet is really not dead at all, ofcourse it depends on which time on the day you joing, more activity on the evenings ofcourse when ppl are done with their dayjobs |
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JackAsser
Registered: Jun 2002 Posts: 1997 |
For me #c-64 was the real source of proper c64 coding education during my first years. Again, thanks Krillye, Graham (hope you're ok!), WVL, Cruzer and all the others. <3 Thanks once again! Without you guys I'd come nowhere on this devish platform. |
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morphfrog
Registered: Mar 2002 Posts: 32 |
Quote: I know. And I'm sorry for overgeneralization. I don't say it's dead, but also I tried few times and didn't get caught.
What kind of activity? ;-)
And anyway, how do I reliably connect to #c-64. I was succesful couple of times and unsuccesfull last 2 times. And today too. What klient? What network?
#c-64 is located on IRCnet here is a link , recommended to choose the server in the country you liveing or as close to it as possible
https://www.ircnet.info/servers
For clients I been running irssi the latest 15 years or something and its very good, its a termimal IRC client that works with most Linux / Unixes(includeing macos ) and even Windows, if you want some gui stuff i suppose mirc is still there? But really dont know at all |
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chatGPZ
Registered: Dec 2001 Posts: 11164 |
hexchat is a nice (and free) client for any OS |
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