I have started working on a simple Multi-Conn script. Only about an hour work put it so far.

Thanks to TacticalThunder we have opened a new IRCommunity room on sparkpea.net We now have rooms on Koach, Buzzen, IRChainscriptz, and Sparkpea. Feel free to join us on any of these networks to get help, give help, or just hang out.

I am looking for a project to keep my brain active and give me a challenge, i am also wondering if anyone wants to help with this and we can start a little collaboration

I am open to ideas so what do u guys think?

we could have a TG project

Just a update of Atomic. Made a custom switchbar. How does it look?

As you may have heard, Microsoft has officially completed its transfer of all users of its Hotmail email service to the new Outlook.com site. This resulted in having to transfer a whopping 150 petabytes of data from Hotmail to Outlook.com, which Microsoft said only took six weeks to accomplish.

But you may be saying to yourself: "just how big is 150 petabytes of data?". Sure, you might think that having a 4 TB hard drive inside your PC rig is a lot of storage but that's peanuts compared to the numbers that Microsoft had to deal with.

Thankfully, Microsoft has created a new infographic that gives us an idea of how much data really is contained in 150 petabytes. In the most basic of terms, it's a lot; really, it's a whole big bunch of data. As the infographic shows, it would take a person 300,000 years to listen to 150 petabytes of music on their media player.

If you used Outlook.com to send 50 emails a day, with each email 75 KB in size, it would take you 120 million years to send 150 petabytes worth of emails.

All Hotmail accounts have been upgraded to Outlook.com, Microsoft announced in a Thursday blog post. Those with existing @Hotmail.com email addresses can keep them; "you will always be able to use your Hotmail address. No need to ever change," Microsoft said. But navigating to Hotmail.com now redirects users to Outlook.com. Read full article @ PCMag.com

Fixed a bug that prevented facebook connect from working properly. Also fixed a small js bug affecting editing a post.

You can now select the option to follow a File's comments. If you click the "Follow this topic" link next to the number of comments in file info page in order to receive email updates when a new comment is made on that file

I have also fixed the error that prevented users from deleting their own comments.