[01:10] <Ailure> so hey
[01:10] <Ailure> do anyone of you jerks have a steam account D:
[01:10] <ArBeWhat> no
[01:10] <ArBeWhat> D:
[01:10] <ArBeWhat> wait, yes. but i don't have any games.
[01:10] <Ailure> http://steamcommunity.com/groups/board2 ~

*moments later~*

[01:17] <jargon> blackhole89 i forgot, are you working on getting the ircd up, just moderating posts, or working on steam stuff in order to scrape code for ToS?
[01:18] <jargon> no i have no clue how one could use code from steam in ToS
[01:19] <jargon> unless you have a steam project i haven't been around for that you mentioned
[01:20] <jargon> if you scrap ToS as a SMW hack and redo ToS using steam i will never forgive you :|
[01:23] <jargon> plus there will prolly ensue a massive riot on the boards
[01:26] <jargon> blackhole89 how do i make the topic for #MISER stick when i leave? or can that not be done due to lack of services?
[01:28] <blackhole89> well, I could put AwesomeBotV2 in there
[01:28] * rox has joined #acmlm
[01:28] <blackhole89> but that would result in you having trouble to reclaim your operator status
[01:28] <blackhole89> when you enter
[01:28] <blackhole89> and how the fuck do you draw a connection
[01:28] <blackhole89> between steam and ToS/SST/...

[17:54] <jargon> is there an irc admin avail?
[17:54] <blackhole89> Excuse me?
[17:54] <blackhole89> I'm an IRC operator.
[17:54] <jargon> idealgeneration.tv is the irc network i set up not knowing shit of c for the config in 1hr 72seconds
[17:55] <blackhole89> So what are you trying to tell me?
[17:55] <blackhole89> Why would you need C to configure anything?
[17:55] <jargon> i could never figure out why it didn't work until yesterday when i saw it was routed thru the wrong puter on the lan
[17:55] <blackhole89> Get to your point.
[17:55] <jargon> unreal ircd uses a config written in c
[17:56] <jargon> i was wondering if i could run a server for this network
[17:56] <jargon> it does now in the latest version
[17:56] <jargon> i was going to use inspa ircd
[17:56] <blackhole89> And no, it doesn't.
[17:56] <blackhole89> The latest version is 3.2.7
[17:56] <blackhole89> From the documentation,
[17:56] <blackhole89> Each entry, or block, in the new format has a specific format. The format works like:
[17:56] <blackhole89> <block-name> <block-value> {
[17:56] <blackhole89> 	<block-directive> <directive-value>;
[17:56] <blackhole89> };
[17:57] <jargon> then explain why my config is written in faux c
[17:57] <blackhole89> Probably because you're full of bs?
[17:57] <blackhole89> What you are saying would not make any sense whatsoever anyway.
[17:57] <jargon> then blame unreal ircd for claiming in their readme that the config uses faux c
[17:58] <blackhole89> Configuration is, pretty much by definition, key-value pairs
[17:58] <blackhole89> you would not need any control flow for that
[17:58] <blackhole89> also, where does it say that?
[17:58] <blackhole89> [citation needed]
[17:58] <jargon> it says it somewhere in the config guide
[17:58] <jargon> either near the top or bottom
[17:59] <jargon> either there or in the version history
[17:59] <blackhole89> Provide a citation.
[17:59] <blackhole89> If you can't, you're wrong.
[17:59] <jargon> i prolly just misread it
[17:59] <blackhole89> Ding.
[17:59] <blackhole89> You lost the argument.
[18:01] <jargon> bbl i'm going for a smoke
[18:01] <jargon> i'm just saying i have unlimited 80mbps
[18:02] <canned_sleep> >>
[18:02] <canned_sleep> <<
[18:05] <Ailure> unless you're having lots of users
[18:05] <Ailure> really lots
[18:05] <Ailure> bandwidth dosen't really mean much for hosting a IRC server
[18:05] <jargon> it does during ddos
[18:05] <jargon> for crap ddos stuff anyways