Does anyone know of any XDCC rooms on IRC with fast uploads after pre?
Any help would be appreciated.
Executioner.
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Does anyone know of any XDCC rooms on IRC with fast uploads after pre?
Any help would be appreciated.
Executioner.
I'm looking for the same thing, used to get all my files off irc when i was younger. riven is pretty much a warez network, i have yet to find any good channels there that aren't invite only but there are a lot of channels there.
not sure if this is fast or not.
irc.irchighway.net
#tv-central
#survivor-central
You mean like this: http://www.packetfind.com/search.php...ion=family+guy ??
It isn't like it use to be in the 90's...
Hi! Nice to hear something abt XDCC in these forums :D I still use it heavily ^^
sadly ircspy.com and packetnews.com are gone but there are other XDCC indexing sites:
xdccing.com
ircamp.com
ircklipper.dyn.pl
note that some servers require you to register a nick "/msg nickserv help" should give you instructions how to do that.
Registering a nick is pretty easy and should be the first thing IRC noobs learn when they start out. Some of the other commands get a little more complicated. Thats why i love javachatQuote:
Originally Posted by nobody2100
Wow hypocritical much?Quote:
Originally Posted by gamesoverRegistering a nick is pretty easy and should be the first thing IRC noobs learn when they start out. Some of the other commands get a little more complicated. Thats why i love javachatQuote:
Originally Posted by nobody2100
Don't forget about being on multiple networks, I know in most clients they support the "-m" command.
eg. /s -m <irc.address.here.eg.irc.efnet.nl>
^^^ Use that command when you want to go on another network but still want to idle in the current one. Some clients won't accept "/s" as "/server"
Hypocritical ROFL. I think you take posts here a little too seriously. I'm an IRC noob too and I dont care who knows it :D.Quote:
Originally Posted by iLOVENZBWow hypocritical much?Quote:
Originally Posted by gamesover
Don't forget about being on multiple networks, I know in most clients they support the "-m" command.
eg. /s -m <irc.address.here.eg.irc.efnet.nl>
^^^ Use that command when you want to go on another network but still want to idle in the current one. Some clients won't accept "/s" as "/server"
I used to idle in a bunch of chat rooms but i never became a pro at using all the commands.
I wasnt trying to insult anyone here so you might want to calm down before replying to my post.
This is the internet :P.
/bitch retracted
EDIT: Somehow I don't see myself downloading 1.4GB packets
Thanks ^^