Diasfora
General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Geemonster on October 29, 2009, 04:34:16 AM
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Well i tried joining ?Torrents forum but have had no confirmation email.
I had problems with my old account,i forgot my password,asked for a new one,but never received it.
I tried several times,to no avail.
So! I thought i'd join again,and would you damn believe it,no bless'ed email. >:(
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Using a free email account? (Yahoo, Live/MSN etc) check the bulk folder.
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Nope!
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Weird.
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Weird.
Very.
The thing that really incences me is there's no way to directly contact them.
That goes for a lot of web sites.
Come back good old fashioned pen and paper,PLEASE!
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Can you not Fax them?
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No fax machine mate. :(
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The account doesn't need to be activated, could you use the new account, login and report the error you have been experiencing?
*Edit: >_< disregard that
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Gee, utorrent has an IRC channel on the P2P-Network IRC Network. If you're familiar with IRC, you can get to it with the following connection command.
/server irc.p2p-network.net -j #utorrent
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@ Diabolico i joined and didn't get that email either.
@ Dweez Im not familiar with IRC.
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I used IRC back in the 90s
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I use it all the time. The P2P-Network IRC Network hosts IRC channels for a bunch of torrent sites. Been in the Dem IRC channel for about 5 years and used to be a & (admin) in the channel until the regime changeover. I even started a #Diasfora channel but I'm the only one in it currently. In all actuality, the integrated chatroom we have here is much simpler for the IRC-uninitiated.
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yes it is
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@ Geemonster, thought when you joined you selected a password.
If you are using Firefox, use this add-on:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/16
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No fax machine mate. :(
I was kidding you know..
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I was wondering why they'd offer an option to fax them, but not e-mail :D
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I was wondering why they'd offer an option to fax them, but not e-mail :D
Efficiency in action
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Humans are flawed
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My favorite line in Texas Chainsaw Masacre 4 " Forget flesh, give me steel"
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My favorite line in Texas Chainsaw Masacre 4 " Forget flesh, give me steel"
I like that. ;D
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That guy from Reign Of Fire said it,, whats his name? Mathew something?
I think it was one of his first films.
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Broderick,Mc conaughey?
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Mcconaughey.
Man was he a bad actor then lmao
He had this exoskeliton that was controled by tv remote control units lmao
Man the movie was bad,, leatherface was a crossdresser. I got it in a package deal when I bought another movie,,it came free.
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I'll keep my eyes open for that
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IRC is pretty confusing imo. I have used it lots, but I've got nasty memories attached to its usage that I'm not strong enough to shake, so I simply ditched it. I'd say for Gee's sake though, using chatzilla like Diabolico suggested would be the easiest way to get acquainted to it. In actuality, it's pretty much the only IRC client I have used extensively, seeing as to how traumatized of mIRC I became having used it a few times in Egypt to get a scanlanted manga series(a whole other story >_< ). There's lots of good attached to using it though, so if @ Gee, if you decided to go through with it,I think you'd pick on it fast. And you'd be able to contact the utorrent crowd and find out what's going on.
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I was kidding you know..
I was probably too drunk,stoned wound up to realize. :D
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:D
Then so was I because I also thought he was serious. :P
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Using IRC for xdcc (filesharing) is a horrible experience, especially with the wrong client. The Invision script for mIRC worked great. I've used x-chat 2 and irssi on Linux and mIRC (w/t NoNameScript, w/t Invision script, w/t Polaris script, etc), Trillian, and irssi on Windows. IMO, for beginning IRC users, x-chat 2 on Linux and plain vanilla mIRC on Windows is easiest for the basic IRC chat purpose.
But for filesharing...it's horrible.
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Yeah, just the whole complexity to it, and how I was indeed trying to collect some manga + anime, it all just threw things off for me I think. Not many people I assume would be using it for filesharing at the moment unless they were directly connecting to someone in order to swap some kind of important info, which would still be naive given the various other methods out there, and also the lack of encryption on IRC's part(i think?) . But yeah. I use torrents for anything I need. But I've also been interested in trying out usenet, and it's funny because it was the first method of filesharing out there so you'd think lots more people would know more about it. But yeah.
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Most IRC Network's support SSL nowadays. All the one's I'm on do.
/me counts..."Ok, that's 5 networks and 41 channels
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I havent used it since 1998. Back then it was just a chat format
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I was probably too drunk,stoned wound up to realize. :D
Thats totally off the wall....whoda thunk it? ::)
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Geemonster?