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Ziggy

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  1. I brought this up last year (probably not here). Vista's minmum requirements far exceed the typical GAMING machine. My computer would barely support Vista if I chose to install it. This horsepower should be going to.. you guessed it.. GAMES. If Half Life 2 already runs like ass on your hardware, what's it going to run like once you make Windows use as much resources as Half Life 2? Well? It won' t run. GeForce 7800GTXes for everyone! And the encrypted monitors thing... I'm considering writing my elected officials about that. That's bullshit. If I want to watch a movie I bought, I should be able to watch it on whatever damn monitor I want to. With no quality loss. Sure, you can't rip it now... but if I want to watch a HD movie, I want to watch an HD movie in HD on my current HD monitor without upgrading to a new HD monitor which would cost me an assload more money that I already spent on the present HD monitor! It's a way for Microsoft to force you into picking "their" brand of monitor (be it NEC, Samsung, Sony, etc.) fsck that.
  2. uh.. be logical here. English-speaking people read left-to-right. Putting the nicklist on the left would make the text harder to read. that said, the current ignitionLite prototype sucks, so I can't exactly brag about it (yet). We'll see though.
  3. Dude. HTTP/1.1 is 7 or more years old. Possibly he doesn't have a clue what he's talking about? The last browser to support HTTP/1.0 was, IIRC, Netscape 2.0. If his proxy server doesn't allow HTTP/1.1, a good percentage of websites won't work (any of them which run more than one site on the same IP, for example). If he has a proxy server, he'll have to connect to the proxy server, issue the right CONNECT command (I think it's CONNECT destination:port), then send the GET/POST command. Here's what I mean: CONNECT 1.2.3.4:80 GET /whatever.aspx?bg=evil User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.66; Vincula) That should work. Read the HTTP/1.1 specs for more info.
  4. Ziggy

    Chats usa

    Yeah. Uh. IRCXpro isn't true IRCX (ignitionServer isn't either, but it's fairly close.. working on it, I swear). But the draft still applies for most things (modes, for example).
  5. Yeah, I know (I noticed from some older posts), but I figured that an official "hey, someone might help you here, but you'll get developer support at the homepage" message might deter people from wasting your time and resources
  6. Ziggy

    Chats usa

    I also made an annotated IRCX draft that's searchable and HTML if it helps.
  7. Please, if you have a question about ignitionServer, ask it on our site if you want a response from someone on our team. I try to check TG every once in a while, but it could be weeks or months before I respond to you if you post here. So, if you do post here, please also post on our site. I posted this because someone IMed me and asked me why there's no ignitionServer help here... I think that he/she could have been yanking my chain, but still. Make things simple, will ya?
  8. Intel sucks anyways. I'd really love to see people getting AMD processors from companies like Dell. Because AMD processors are better for the most part. I mean, a P4HT may be able to do some operations faster than an Athlon XP, but a person getting a P4HT would probably get an Athlon64 X2, which clearly stomps the P4HT. So, I hope they win. AMD needs more customers than just gamers.
  9. IRC is text-based. No, you cannot embed a web-browser into IRC. Much like you cannot put photos in IRC. This would be a client thing. And really, it'd be a lot less hassle to just have a Firefox window on the top of the screen with the chrome turned off (the menus and junk) doing what you want and the mIRC window doing the IRC. Or, you could embed nHTMLn inside mIRC, but I don't think you can do it on the same tab as the channel.
  10. Know how long they take to burn though? I'd rather have a 60GB iPod Photo with 150MB/sec transfer than pay $30 for a single blu-ray DVD and wait 48 hours to burn on to it (on most DVD writers, it already takes about 12-16 hours to fill up a dual layered disc..). And let's not forget the DVD writer itself is probably more expensive than the iPod Photo is.
  11. Not important taking it no sysops use it The qwhisper thing there was nothing wrong with that and lastly i said i would fix this when i got back but no someon has to do ti first the first script i write for xchat while learning perl and someone goes and changes it for me CHEERS Haggis, the intention is if you're a sysop on another network, or a chanop/chanowner on another network. Because the bug will still be there if you're a chanop/sysop/chanowner on CUSA (there's really no way around it...). It supresses parsing unless you're on CUSA so users on other networks can't hide messages from you. And anyways, I fixed it in my version (including the annoying "if you say CUSA, it'll try and parse it" bug), and figured I'd help everyone else by posting my changes. Sheesh. You know just about as much Perl as I do, so don't get mad about it .
  12. And here's my new-and-improved version: #!/usr/bin/perl # *********************************************** # # Xchat Font Stripper for Chats USA # # Coded by Haggis # # 3rd April '05 # # http://www.haggistech.co.uk # # Version 1.1-Zg # # *********************************************** # # Modified by Ziggy <[email protected]> ############################ # Bugs Fixed: # - Messages with "CUSA" in them but not at the beginning would not parse properly # - Missing tab in the "whisper" output stuff (so now the bar that lets you move the nicks over works) # - the script shouldn't run on servers that aren't CUSA # - added the #!/usr/bin/perl for distros that won't run the file without it # - formatted the code # - added a * before the launch info # - changed the script name to CUSA Font Stripper, and the 0. version to 1.1-Zg Xchat::register("CUSA Font Stripper","1.1-Zg"); Xchat::print("* ChatsUSA Font Stripper Loaded\n"); Xchat::print("* http://www.haggistech.co.uk\n"); IRC::add_message_handler("PRIVMSG", "say"); sub say { my ( $Nick ) = Xchat::get_info ( 'nick' ); my ( $Server ) = Xchat::get_info ( 'server' ); my $line = shift; # Verify they're on ChatsUSA (really, not that important, # but could prevent possible "hidden messages" on other networks, # which may or may not be a breach of security [i.e. if you're a # sysop, it probably would be bad if two skiddies were fighting # in a hidden CUSA font code thing and you didn't know it]) # Also increases script efficiency by 0.0000059%. -Zg if($Server =~ m/^CUSA.Server/) { # remember, the "whole line" is returned here. need to parse it some so # messages can't be hidden by throwing "CUSA" in there somewhere. # parse this ahead of time. my $namehost, $prvmsg, $to, $font, $msg, $msg2, $font2; ($namehost, $prvmsg, $to, $font, $msg) = split(/ /, $line, 5); if($font =~ m/^:CUSA/) { ($name, $host) = split(/!/, $namehost); ($font2, $msg2) = split(/:/,$msg,2); $name =~ s/://; $msg =~ s/://; if($to =~ $Nick) { IRC::command("/query $name"); #make a tab Xchat::print("<$name\cC>\t$msg2", $name, $serv); return Xchat::EAT_XCHAT; }else{ Xchat::emit_print("Private Message to Dialog", $name, $msg2); return Xchat::EAT_XCHAT; } } return Xchat::EAT_NONE; } }
  13. Ah, so they are wrong. 2GB = 2,147,483,648 bytes 2GB = 2,097,152 kilobytes 2GB = 2,048 megabytes (worked out in case anyone doesn't know binary/byte computation) 2052 is still really, really close. I'm not complaining.
  14. Nope, not yet. Working on it though (haven't gotten around to opening up nautilus...).
  15. Yay! Don't forget #!/usr/bin/perl at the top, just in case your distro sucks and can't tell that's Perl.
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