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We Demand a Better Chat Program
cuz gabbly sucks donkey dongs.
cmon tony. spend some of that hard begged for money and upgrade this motherfu**er. We NEED integrated, reliable chat functionality. there is chat almost every night at this point, and often during the day. gabbly was a nice start.....and flint deserves an attaboy.....but i think we're outgrowing it. respectfully, the masses |
Do you really think Gabbly is that bad?
I kinda like the quirkiness. It's kind of like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get. ;) What's wrong with you Jimbo? You on the rag again? |
Have a pork chop
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you're drunk.
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you look hungry
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ok, ok.......pipe down, you.
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pipe...did someone say pipe???
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It is imperative that there be different software for no one to use!
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is there a good chat software available? All the ones I've experienced (which admittedly is very few) seem to suck as bad.
But I do have to say--I can't get there from here. I have to go way back in the chat thread and click on a link there. For some reason, that's the only way it'll work for me. Which is why I don't chat often. Lucky you guys. |
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Jimbo doesn't like how I carry on conversations in threads, so to shut him up, UT put in a chat room. :) |
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Yes, in my experience there is no "better" thing available. Well maybe it's coming around now that AJAX is getting so popular, but Java-based chat is always going to suck. If somebody finds something better I'd be happy to put it up.
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no, the chat link doesn't work for me. And my computer doesn't need defragging (sniff).
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Do you have a popup blocker or perhaps javascript is turned off?
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I was thinking about this.
OK, sorry, that was mean. Anyway. I've been kicking around the idea of setting up a semi-permanent room on one of the public IRC servers. These are already up and running, and would therefore require no effort on UT's part. The technology is, for the most part, well-established and stable. It's overwhelmingly text-oriented, which in my view is a plus. And these days, many (most?) of them have web browser clients that mean you can click right in, with no software installation required. (On the other hand, experienced folks who prefer particular clients can still use them.) Most of them allow people to set up semi-autonomous rooms with a minimum of hoop-jumping. One potential downside (there may be others I haven't thought of) is that some corporate networks reflexively ban IRC traffic on grounds that some spyware botnets use IRC to control zombiefied computers. At any rate, I want to pick one out and run some tests. If it seems good, I may run it up a flagpole and see who salutes. |
I have No problem with gabbly chat , its all the FUCKING changing names , logging in and out to change colors , etc,,,,
(JIM , V , Yesman , etc,,,,,,,,) But if some body can come up with something better , well i am game to try it |
[baaa] I'll follow wherever the chatters go... [/sheep]
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I type too slow.
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That's OK, I read slow.
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Gotta love it. |
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Besides, a chat room on a message board is kinda overkill, IMO. :p |
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You need to move back into realtime rather than wanktime, mebbe? :p |
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spoken like a true intellectual, wtg.
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