To the hackers and the crackers
To the hackers and the hackers and the hackers
To hack and crack
Cause I am he who loves to hack and crack
This is dedicated to the hackers and the crackers
They're real phones
Source codes
I'm so
Rand
Hello and welcome to Binary Revolution Radio
Episode 145
Today's date is April 25, 2006
I'm Black Ratchet
And I'm Dr. Zygman
Yes, you picked that up actually nicely
It's surprising how many guests just sit there
And wait to be introduced
You just jumped right in
Hey, you know, I've got to take my credit when it's deep
Exactly, carpe diem
Just head right in
Instead of like, you sit there
And then you have to say
And with us this evening is
You know, Bartholomew Hubberrock
Right
Okay
Yeah
Not too surprising how many guests do that
All right
First off
Just some minor housekeeping
We had an issue last week
And I just want to say
A giant thank you to Droops
Who stepped up to the plate
And
Yay, Droops
Yes, did an episode
Yeah, definitely get a clap here
Hold on, let me go put everyone on speaker
Yay
Was I playing ping pong?
Ping pong?
That's what it sounded like
I don't know
Yeah, so
Thanks to Droop for stepping up and doing that episode there
It was definitely unexpected
And was
I was about to say unnecessary
He
He came above and beyond the call of duty
How about that?
That sounds a lot better than just
Oh, it was completely unnecessary
But
Yes, he basically saved everyone
For waiting another day for their BinRev episode
He taped it
I think it was
It was Tuesday night
And he had it ready to go Wednesday morning
And
Wow, ten points for Droops
Tell me about it
And the original idea was actually
We're going to tape it Wednesday afternoon
Wednesday evening
Get up Wednesday night
But
We had it up by late Wednesday afternoon
Thanks to Droops
So
Thanks a lot
Thanks a lot, Droops
Anyway
And I think that's it for housekeeping
Um
Yep
Show us
Do you have any housekeeping things you want to mention?
Uh
I think I'll save some of the other stuff for announcements
No real housekeeping
How about the yawn there he finds BinRev's radio so exciting
Anyway
Let's go into the email
All right
Our first email tonight is from 2geeky
I think
Yeah
I guess that's how you pronounce that
I don't know
When people have like letters in their names
You're like
Not letters
Numbers in their names
You're never sure how exactly you're supposed to pronounce it
Or
Anyway
Wouldn't it just be the number?
Well
How else could you pronounce it?
The number 2
The number 2 geeky
I've seen that
Actually someone
Actually had
I
It was someone like way back in the day
Like you know
I'm talking about
96 here
And they
I
I actually talked to them
And they had the name of
You know
It was
So and so
196
And it was
Yeah
That's AOL days
Yeah
Well no
It was actually
It was
I think it was before
AOL connected to the internet
And just to show you how old I was
How old I am
And
His name was like
You know
So and so
196
And
We were discussing it
And it was like
Oh no
My name is
So and so
Number 19
Six
Oh that's different
Okay
So I kind of like
You know
Have that
Whole thing going on there
Of like
Geez I'm not sure
What he's supposed to be called
But
You know what
I'll admit it
Back in the
Back in my AOL days
My first ever screen name
Was Kirk
1701
17
Wow
And for anybody who doesn't know
1701
That's the call number
NCC
1701
So I was always a big Star Trek fan
And I had strings of numbers
And then I changed it to
Dr. Zygman
How do you pronounce it?
Carrot
That's a tough one to do
See
Oh no
Don't even get me started on punctuation
Punctuation sucks some names
All right
Anyway
Two Geeky writes in
Nice info on smashing the stack
That was really awesome
So to follow up on that
How is the
How is heap overflow
Like with Skype
Different than stack overflow
Or is it the same thing?
So
Well heap overflow
Any overflow
Follows the same type
Of characteristics
When they talk about
Heap overflow
Stack overflow
Buffer overflow
Basically they're talking about
Different overflows
In different places
A heap overflow
Is another name
For a buffer overflow
But this one
It occurs in the
Heap data area
And you need to figure
I can't explain exactly
What this is
Without you know
It has a lot more to do
With just all the
How a process
Is actually created
In memory
And how you have
Different areas
You have the data segment
You're also going to have
The stack and the heap
That are going to be
Right there
And you know
The stack pushes down
The heap pushes up
And if you just put
Too much data on it
You'll start running
Into other areas of memory
And that's where
You start having
A lot of problems
Exactly
And that's what
An overflow is
You overflow the heap
Stack buffer
Whatever you want to call it
It's been a while
Since I had to think
About the process layout
I can't remember
The last time
I actually started
Fiddling around with heaps
Like it was
Assembly language class
I'm pretty sure
I can't remember
What gets put on the heap
Is anything that's
Mallocked
Is put on the heap
Oh god
You're going to have
To ask me that
Didn't you
Because there's
Three different ways
You can either have
An uninitialized variable
You can have
An initialized variable
Or you can have
Something that you
You know
You dynamically allocated
With a mallock
Or a callock
Or a reallock
Anything like that
But you know
I wish I would have
Been more prepared
To answer the question
Directly
But yeah
Really if you're
Curious about things
Like this
I think the best
Thing to do
Would be
Start studying up
On the process
How a process
Actually looks in memory
The different areas
Of the segments
Of memory
That it takes up
And you know
Go from there
Yes
Another thing
I think they briefly
Covered in there
It's the
Shell coders handbook
And I think I might
Have mentioned this before
And it's on my bookshelf
Right now
And due to their
Horrible coloring scheme
I can't actually
See who wrote it
But if you enter that
In Google or Amazon
Or something
You'll come up
With the book
It's shell coder
One word
The shell coder's
Handbook
Zero X
I actually was
Looking for
Heap overflows online
And actually
For those of you
Who don't know
The Microsoft JPEG
GDI plus vulnerability
Came out
Late last year
Mid to late last year
MS04028
Is the security bulletin
From Microsoft
That is a
Recent example
Of a
Heap overflow
That caused
A major issue
And
They mentioned
Like the
Tukiki actually
Mentioned something
With Skype
And I remember
Skype having
Some type of
Issue
But I don't know
The details on that
So I can't really
Did you say
0428
04028
Does that mean
They've had
4,000
No no no no
Oh it's different
Do you not know
How Microsoft
Labels security
Bulletins
No I do not
Shame on you
It goes
MSXX
Where XX
Is the year
And then they
Just number them
From there
So I think
They just
Came out
With like
MS06
Oh
I don't know
MS06
05
Something
I don't know
I've
Just gotten to the
Point where
I don't admin
Windows box anymore
Therefore I don't
Pay attention
Interesting
You learn something
Every day
Yes it's very
Handy
It's actually
I think in
03 they actually
Broke 100
That was amusing
Like I was
Counting down
And I was like
Hoping like
In December
They'd roll over
But it actually
Rolled over right
At the end of
November if I
Remember correctly
I don't know
Anyway
Our next email
Is from
Kless
Hey guys
What's up
Long time listener
I attempted to
Set up a
Binrev meeting
In the 760
SoCal
High Desert
A while back
Up
Anyway
Stuff came up
In it like
It always does
At any rate
Me and a friend
Are going to
Start our own
Interweb radio
Show
Podcasting
Thingy
Any advice
You can give
For someone
With no experience
On the host
Of any sort
How do you
Decide what
Topics are on
The show
How did you
Come up with
Your format
Though I'm
Assuming that
Stank deserves
Credit for that
Any other
Words or wisdom
You may have
To pass on
It's going to
Cover anything
Of general
Hackerish
Freakerish
Topic
I'd compare it
To Off
The Hook
Or BinRev
Except it'd be
More comparable
To BinRev
Than Off
The Hook
As not so
Much political
Content
Props to
Emanuel
And what not
It's a good
Show for what
It is
But eh
I just haven't
Listened to it
In forever
Because all the
Political content
Tend to just
Make me upset
And incontent
Where if I
Listen to your
Show
I
I'm
Inspired
To go
Hack
Gibson
LOL
At any rate
If you do
Have a response
I'd appreciate it
If you could
Email me back
At least telling me
You responded
I don't have
Time to see
This day
To listen to
Every BinRev
Unfortunately
But I do
Try to keep up
Love the show
And keep it up
Kless
And actually
I'm not going
To email him
Back
And he's just
Going to stumble
On this email
Kapla
Yeah
I'd be like
Shut up
Damn
Trek
Actually
I can't
Really yell at
You for that
Because I was
In my high
School
Programming
Class
It was
Honors
Advanced
Pascal
Just
Feeling old
Again
On punch
Cards
No
Not punch
Cards
386
Is though
Oh
Okay
And I
I actually
Got my program
To work
And I shouted
That out
And like
You know
I think
One person
Got it
But the teacher
Just looked at me
Like what
The heck
Did you just
Say
Did you tell her
It was a good
Day to die
No I said
Success
Which technically
Is what it means
Oh I thought
Kapla meant
Good luck
You know
Things like that
No
Like travel well
No no
Kapla means
Like you know
Success
I did it
Oh I would buy that
Because you could say
You know
Success to somebody
And be like
Good luck
I think so
Do I have my
Klingon to English
Dictionary
I have
Klingon
You were making fun of me
I have my Klingon
For the intergalactic traveler
Getting back to the email
What I can say
Is my advice is
You know
For the love of God
Don't do it
Seriously
The only thing
I could guess
I could really give you
As overall advice
Is to make sure you
Have
I can
I guess
Commitment
To do the show
Every week
Of course
This is coming off
The last week
So you'll get into that
I at least
Try to step up
Every week
And produce some kind
Of show
For the listening public
And if it
You know
People come to expect
That it's real
Slap in the face
When you don't do it
Last week
This is why
The archives
Debacle
Was really
Just sort of
Like a punch
To the gut
For me
Back when we
Weren't updating
The archives
For like three weeks
Just to
Major issues
And
It was just
Basically
It's just
You know
You pissing off
The people
Who are listening
To you
And you never
Want to bite
The hand
That feeds you
Topics
You know
Anything can really
Be a topic
See an article
You want to talk about
Have a news story
Another radio show
Covering something
That you like
But they left
Key details
That you can know about
You know
Just go and talk about it
A radio show
Is basically
Your own little
Soap box
You can get up there
And you can rant
And rave
And it's amazing
How many people
Actually listen to you
It's kind of sad
If anything
I think just
Jason Scott
Will listen to you
Because Jason Scott
Listens everything
Yay
The topic
We're covering tonight
Actually occurred to me
Sunday evening
Just completely
Out of the blue
And I just ran it
By Zygmunt
And we said
Okay yeah
We can do that
And we tried to get
A third person on here
But that didn't actually
Work out
Would you say
That the most important thing
Is really just to do it
Of course
You know
Just record it
And actually
Because you could
Talk about it all day
And plan and plan
And plan
But really
At the end of the day
You gotta get the bits down
But at the same point
Don't try and bluff
Your way through it
You need to do some research
You need to do some homework
And if you bluff
Your way through it
As they say
Garbage in
Garbage out
And I think
You know
T-Oxty is listening to this
And saying
Oh
There's no content shows
We just try to get people
To listen in
Brrrr
And sure
Sure enough
Is that what he sounds like
Brrrr
I'm sure he does
I doubt it
I don't think he does
How to talk
I think he just uses
The keyboard
Could be
You never know
We all like Decauze
We're just making fun of him
We like Geocopy
I think that
Going back to getting
Those bits down
And I think
If you really want to
Try to get a feel for it
Try and make
A twat episode
For Droops
I mean
Droops has the whole
TWA
TWA tech
Radio show
Going on there
And he's
Always looking for people
To do it
And
You know
Just
Get your
People who you want
To get together
Or just
They'll do it yourself
Doesn't really matter
And
You know
Just try to
You know
Find a topic
Write out show notes
If you really want to
I mean
We write
As Sankdog used to say
We write show novellas
And we have everything
Written out
That will eventually
Release to the general public
And
Just sit around
And try to rap about it
For 30 minutes
And
You will see
That you are
Well on your way
If you can do that
That's
That's the hardest part
Just you know
Getting everything in there
And also
If you want to
Just try
You know
Do a couple of
Beta episodes
I guess you could call it
And just you know
Get the entire
Oddness
Of being on the radio
I mean
If you listen to
Strom and I's
First couple episodes
We basically just sat there
And
Basically walked in front of
The microphone
And said
Is this thing on?
Did you tap it?
Yes
We tapped it
So
I guess that's really
My own advice
I mean
As for the format
Yeah
Stankdog did all that
Stankdog
Did the format
And that was one of his
He had like
Three requests for us
When we took over
The radio show
And one of them
Was to keep the format
And I think the other two
Was to keep the music
And
I don't know
Something that we continue
To do this day
But I completely forget
What it is
Alright
Our next email
Is anonymous
And it says
A few weeks ago
You talked about
Different ISPs
And what speeds
You got
I'm just so grateful
I live in Sweden
And have a standard
Fiber connection
Of 100 megabits
In unlimited bandwidth
If you don't believe me
And you can see it
At
Actually
This URL
Is in Swedish
I'm going to
Explain it
www.b-r-e-d-b-a-n-d
Breadband
S-b-o-l-a-g-e-t
Dot net
And
It's all in Swedish
I actually did visit it
Earlier today
But since you guys
Don't know Swedish
You just might not
Find it very interesting
Thanks for a great show
And ha
At your speed
I guess
That's kind of a shot
Across the bow there
From Sweden
Isn't Sweden
Supposed to be neutral
He had too much chocolate
He's a little hyper
That's Switzerland
Oh well
They're close
No they're not
They're nowhere near each other
I'm an ethnocentric American
What do you expect
Apparently
You're too busy
Doing biology
And writing your own
You know
Shells and everything
And too busy to know
The layout of Europe
Just so
Because I know
I butchered that URL
And people are going
To the wrong one
It's tinyurl.com
Slash
Zulu
Quebec
Charlie Kilowatt 6
Cool
Although the one thing
Google Sweden
You know
Living in Sweden
All those hot
Did you see
I know
I was surfing
The global
Intar web
As Stank likes to say
And I noticed
That there was a website
That was saying
That there had been
A tax break
Or a taxpayer buyout
A lot of the communication
Industries
In the late 90s
And in return
For that
They were supposed
To have
Certain speeds
By 2006
And now
It's 2006
And we don't
Yeah
Do you know more
About that?
It's on
Dailyfreak.com
It's also on
And I posted it
To the forums
It's a topic
That I made
And I
Part of my
Hacking story
This week
Is that my
XP partition
Decided to
Act up very funky
So I'm currently
Repairing it right now
But I really can't
Actually I guess I can
Go surf it on my laptop
What the basis
Of it is
Is back in
I think it was
1996
The
All the telecom
Companies got a
205
Billion
With a B
Tax break
And it's
What it is
Is they were
Supposed to get
100 megabit
Connections to
Everyone in
The
U.S.
By 2006
And here we are
In 2006
And I don't
I'm on a
768
K
Connection
Wow that sucks
Yeah
At least I have
6 megabits
I did get the
Cheap
The cheap one
So
I mean
This is nothing
But my own
Save
It's basically
A cost cutting
Measure
And actually
I found a link
Thank God
TinyURL.com
Slash
Kilowatt
Mike
Charlie
Oscar
Four
And
Okay
It was a
200 billion
Tax break
And
It's actually
The website
Is questionable
I will give it
That
It's
Interesting
Just
You know
Take this
With a large
Grain of salt
And by
2006
86 million
People
In the U.S.
Were supposed to have
45 megabits
Connections
Synchronous
To and from
The customer
And it
Could handle
Over 500
Qualities
Of video
And
All kinds
Of stuff
And the
Kicker is
That it
Was supposed
To be
Deployed in
Not urban
Suburban
But also
Rural
Communities
And all
Of these
Networks
Are supposed
To be
Open to
All
Competition
So like
For example
I could
Use my
Super cool
Fiber
Connection
And I
Get
Speakeasy
So
Oh man
That'd be
Great
Is there a
Penalty
For not
Making it
Happen
Or is it
One of
Those
Slap
On the
Wrist
Thanks
A lot
That's
The question
Because no
One says
Anything
About this
They haven't
No one's
Actually brought
This up
The only
Place I've
Really seen
This is
A couple
Of
Discussion
Boards
And this
Website
Which is
Called
Tell a
Truth
Oh I
Get it
Tell a
Truth
Anyway
Yeah
And he
Has some
Statistics
Here
And it's
Like Verizon's
Fios
Which is
Their fiber
Thing
Is 35%
Of the
Asian
Standard
Speed
Yet it
Costs
$199
Versus
Korea and
Japan
Which costs
About $40
And actually
They call it
The interesting
Thing is they
Call it
Verizon
Fiasco
And
Isn't that
The truth
Yeah I know
Tell me
About it
And
SBC's
Dim speed
Instead of
Lightspeed
It's pretty
Interesting
And it's
I don't know
It's very
Questionable
And the
Fact that
I mean
They got
This tax
Break
In 96
And they
Haven't
Really
Delivered
To what
Their
Promises
Is
And I
Just don't
Think anyone
Really wants
To
I'm
Not
Even
Sure
If
There
Was
A
Punishment
Worked
Into
It
Where
If
You
Guys
Didn't
Do
This
You
Know
Here's
You
Handed on
Back
And actually
One of the
More interesting
Things is
Is that
This thing
Was supposed
To be
Have
All this
Completely
Opened upon
Petition
And I
Mean
Talking
About
I
Think
It's
I
Think
It's
Wednesday
Is it
Tomorrow
By the
Time
You
Hear
This
Is
Your
Congress
Critter
Is
Going
To
Vote
For
A
Law
That
Says
Whether
Or
Not
They
Can
Actually
Do
This
Whole
You
Know
I'm
Going
To
Bias
My
Packets
In
Favor
Of
Yahoo
Over
Google
Thing
Which
Violates
The
Net
Neutrality
Thing
So
That's
The
Question
And
It's
Very
Back
To
This
Email
I
Mean
Yes
The
U.S.
Broadband
I
Mean
If
You
Look
At
It
Our
Penetration
Sucks
And
It's
Been
Proven
Time
And
Time
Again
I
Think
We're
Like
16th
Or
Is
19th
Now
They
Talked
About
It
A
Couple
Weeks
Ago
I
Mean
I
Can't
I
Can't
Fully
Blame
The
Telephone
Companies
Because
We
Basically
Had
An
Infrastructure
That
Was
Built
In
1950s
And
Even
Earlier
Than
That
So
I
Mean
And
There's
Certain
Are
Like
You
Know
You're
Not
Going
To
Get
Broadband
Out
Anytime
Soon
Out
In
You
Know
East
Bumfuck
Kansas
Who
Has
Like
10
People
And
20
Cows
It's
Just
One
Of
Those
Things
It's
Not
It's
Not
Cost
Efficient
It's
Going
To
Cost
Billions
And
Billions
Of
Dollars
To
Wire
Out
There
But
I
That's
Why
They
Got
Their
Tax
Break
It's
A
Very
Interesting
Question
And
Hey
If
Anyone
Knows
Any
More
Feel
Free
To
Email
Us
Radio
Pin
Rev
Dot
Com
If
There's
Some
Congress
Criter
Listening
To
The
Show
There's
A
Choke
I
Don't
Know
About
That
Senator
Kennedy
From
Massachusetts
Is
Listening
To
Show
Has
A
Little
Bottle
Of
Scotch
Out
Ah
Tax
Break
Actually
A lot
Of
People
Or
At
Least
What
I've
Heard
From
This
Is
The
Reason
Why
We
Don't
Have
Such
A
Great
Infrastructure
Like
This
And
It
Actually
Came
Back
Down
To
A
Lot
Of
The
Cell
Phone
Speeds
Is
When
A
New
Technology
Comes
Out
America
Is
One
Of
The
Leaders
In
Technological
Development
Or
At
Least
It
Was
In
Days
Past
And
We
Would
Implement
These
New
Technologies
As
Soon
As
They
Had
Been
Brought
To
Light
And
Because
Of
That
We
Built
This
Infrastructure
That
Just
Simply
Is
Not
Scalable
To
These
Speeds
As
Opposed
To
A
Community
In
An
East
Asian
Community
Where
They're
Still
Building
And
Developing
The
Land
Constantly
It's
Much
Easier
To
Be
Continually
Adding
New
Infrastructure
With
The
Idea
Of
Scalability
In
Mind
And
I
Think
That's
Almost
We
Put
The
Cart
Before
The
Horse
Well
It's
Not
Only
That
It's
Also
Coming
Down
To
Population
Density
I
Mean
I
Mean
You
Can
Cover
I
Mean
What
Is
It
I
Not
Even
Sure
What
The
Population
Of
Japan
Is
But
The
Population
Of
Japan
Has
Like
I
Think
It's
Like
100
Million
People
I'm
Probably
Way
Off
There
But
Let's
Say
For
Example
It's
100
Million
People
Now
I
Know
For
Example
Japan
Has
About
The
Same
Land
Mass
As
A
Little
Bigger
Than
California
So
When
You're
Talking
About
Oh
Geez
We
Need
To
Roll
Out
And
Hit
All
Of
Our
Cell
Towers
Basically
We
Need
In
Japan
We
Need
To
Go
Out
And
Replace
A
Bunch
Of
All
The
Cell
Towers
In
California
As
Opposed
To
United
States
Of
Where
We
Need
To
You
Know
Replace
All
Of
The
Cell
Towers
Across
The
Entire
U.S.
But
It
Was
Rolled
Out
Without
The
Idea
Of
Scalability
And
We
End
Up
With
A
Problem
Like
That
Well
It's
Not
That
It's
A
Land
Mass
Area
And
It's
Also
I
Mean
All
Of
These
People
Have
Cell
Phones
As
To
Land
Now
Because
There
Really
Was
No
Major
Landline
Infrastructure
I
Mean
You're
Talking
About
Moving
Over
To
The
Middle
East
I
Mean
Everyone
Has
Cell
Phones
Over
There
Because
No
One
Has
Landlines
Because
They
Never
Actually
Took
Out
And
Laid
The
Wire
Down
I
Didn't
Know
Oh
Yeah
No
Actually
That's
One
Of
My
Friends
In
One
Of
My
Old
Friends
From
College
I
Haven't
Actually
Talk
To
In
That's
An
Interesting
Point
Where
You
Think
About
It
You
Put
Up
One
Cell
Tower
You're
Able
To
Service
A
Lot
More
People
Than
You
Would
By
Running
Cost
Effectively
To
Run
The
Rural
Area
That's
It
We're
Cutting
You
Off
From
The
Bar
Tonight
Yeah
Tell me
I'm
So
I
Promise
Yeah
Sure
You
Are
Well
For
Now
Yeah
So
I
Mean
The
US
Is
Going
To
Be
And
When
You're
Talking
About
Deploying
New
Technology
And
Everyone
Needs
To
Have
Their
Own
Incentive
I'm
Really
Starting
To
Become
A
Fan
Of
It
Needs
To
Be
Internet
Really
Needs
To
Be
Sort
Of
Like
A
Public
Utility
Like
Electricity
Water
Etc
Of
Course
Then
There's
The
Question
Of
Oh
Geez
Need
To
Monitor
All
Of
This
Because
People
Might
Get
Offended
And
They
Don't
Want
To
Sue
Anyway
Show
And
Tell
Zigman
Oh
What
The
Hell
Have
You
Been
Doing
This
Week
Or
So
Well
For
This
Past
Week
I
Have
Been
Completing
The
Final
Project
For
My
Unix
System
Programming
Class
And
I
Have
Written
My
Own
Shell
Yeah
That's
Right
So
I
Know
That
I
Know
What
A
Shell
Is
And
I'm
Sure
Other
People
Do
But
What
Is
A
Shell
I'm
A
Windows
Guy
So
What
Is
A
Shell
Wow
That's
Actually
I don't
Think I've
Ever
Been
Asked
To
Define
What
A
Shell
Is
Before
I
Guess
If
I
Were
To
Do
It
Off
Top
My
Head
A
Shell
Is
The
Part
Of
The
System
That
The
User
Interacts
With
In
Order
To
Issue
Commands
And
Things
Of
That
Nature
I
Guess
That's
The
Closest
For
Definition
I
Mean
Is
Anything
You
Would
Add
To
That
The
Easiest
Way
To
Explain
Is
Sort
Of
Like
A
Command
Prompt
Yeah
Pretty
Much
Only
Mine
Is
Really
Cool
Because
Not
Only
Is
It
Called
The
Zig
Shell
Which
Is
What
Makes
It
Totally
Cool
But
It
Also
PSH
You'll
Get
Sued
For
Copyright
Infringement
It's
Probably
You
Everybody
Says
That
They
Written
Their
Shell
At
One
Time
They
Use
It
For
A
Month
And
Then
They
Are
Like
Back
To
Bash
Or
Whatever
It
Comes
Down
To
But
It
Was
A
Really
Interesting
Assignment
For
The
Only
Reason
That
There
Were
A
Lot
Of
Features
Of
Shell
That
I
Just
Didn't
Know
Existed
You
Know
Like
Input
Redirection
Which
Is
You
Can
Redirect
Input
And
Output
But
Input
Redirection
To
An
End
Of
File
Marker
Which
Basically
Means
That
I
Can
Type
A
Command
Then
This
Special
Sequence
I
Think
It
Greater
Than
Greater
Than
Greater
Than
Greater
Than
And
Then
No
It
Less
Than
Less
Than
Less
Than
And
Then
A
String
Of
Characters
And
Then
I
Can
Keep
Typing
On
Standard
Input
Until
I
Entered
That
String
Of
Characters
And
That
Marks
The
End
Of
The
Input
You
Know
Little
Things
Like
That
There
Is
Piping
All
The
Input
Output
Redirection
And
Background
Processes
And
Things
Like
That
Were
All
Things
That
I
Had
To
Code
And
Implement
Using
Pipe
And
Duped
To
And
All
The
Interesting
System
Calls
That
Are
For
Unix
And
If
Nothing
Else
It
Was
A
Great
Project
Because
Of
All
The
Things
That
I
Got
To
Learn
And
Try
Out
There
Are
A lot
Of
Things
For
You
Know
Yeah
I
Could
Do
That
Hard
But
When
You
Sit
Down
To
Do
It
You
Gotta
Really
Think
About
You
Know
UMASC
Was
A
Perfect
Example
UMASC
I
Thought
Oh
Man
I
Know
How
To
Do
That
Is
And
For
Anybody
Who
Doesn't
Know
UMASC
Is
What
Controls
The
Permissions
Of
New
Files
That
Are
Created
There's
A
Whole
Wrong
Thing
About
How
UMASC
Works
But
It's
Not
That
Important
The
Important
Part
Here
Is
That
UMASC
Is
In
Octal
And
I
Was
Bringing
In
All
These
Integers
As
Strings
And
I
Was
Trying
To
Use
A2i
Which
Is
Ascii
To
Integer
Which
Basically
Takes
A string
Of
Numbers
And
Turns
It
Into
A
Real
Integer
But
I
Couldn't
Get
It
To
Behave
Right
Because
That
Is
All
In
Base
10
So
I
Learned
About
A
New
Function
String
2L
Which
Allows
You
To
Use
A
String
To
Long
And
It
Allows
You
To
Use
Your
Own
Base
And
That
Is
A
Function
That
I
Never
Used
Before
I
Thought
I
Knew
How
To
Do
UMASC
But
Apparently
When
I
Came
Down
To
Coding
It
I
Didn't
And
I
Got
To
Learn
That
And
A
Bunch
Of
Other
Cool
Stuff
For
Right
In
My
Shell
And
I
Think
Oh
Yeah
So
I'll
Probably
Shop
It
Probably
Not
Tonight
Probably
In
A
Day
Or
So
A
Day
Or
Two
Try
To
Calm
Down
Because
Now
It's
Finals
Time
And
Anybody
Who's
In
School
Knows
All
About
The
Stress
Of
Finals
Well
The
Best
Thing
About
Finals
Is
The
Drinking
Afterwards
That's
True
But
You
Gotta
Get
There
First
Getting
There
Is
No
Issue
It's
Getting
There
While
Passing
All
Actually
Kicked
Off
With
Me
Getting
A
Letter
From
2600
Saying
Hey
We'd
Like
You
To
Present
At
Hope
Thank
You
I
Actually
Did
Submit
A
Talk
To
It's
Going
To
Be
Phone
Freaking
101
So
All
Of
You
Computer
Hackers
Can
Just
Go
Oh
God
He's
Going
To
Talk
About
Phones
Again
So
It'll
Be
Phone
Freaking
101
They
Basically
Send
Me
An
Email
Saying
Hey
We're
Interested
Are
You
Still
Interested
And
I
Said
Well
Yes
I
Am
And
So
That's
Hopefully
Going
On
I
Don't
I
I'm
Actually
Not
Posting
Anywhere
But
I
Believe
The
Trained
Monkeys
Of
Hope
Number
Six
Are
Poking
And
Prodding
My
Entry
Right
Now
Trying
To
Figure
Out
Where
I
Fit
Into
The
Schedule
Of
Things
The
Schedule
Of
Things
Exactly
And
Also
Like
You
That
Moved
On
Friday
I
Headed
Out
With
Koresh
From
Boston
2600
Went
Out
To
Lunch
And
We
Were
Chit
Chatting
Along
And
He
Mentioned
He
Saw
My
Article
I
Submitted
In
2600
And
I'm
Like
How'd
You
See
That
It's
Not
Even
Released
Yet
Because
Of
2600
said
Oh
Yeah
We're
Still
On
Winter
2005
And
He
Said
No
It's
Out
So
We
Went
To
The
Borders
And
Sure
And
Shoot
And
I
Was
Published
As
Well
In
The
Spring
2006
Edition
Of
2600
A
Double
2600
I
Know
Tell
Me
About
It
This
Is
A
Very
2600
Week
What's
The
Topic
Of
Colon
Is
Between
The
Not
Quite
Dead
Yet
And
The
Other
Part
And
If
You
Look
At
My
Table
Of
Contents
It
Actually
Says
My
Title
Of
My
Article
Is
Not
Quite
Dead
Yet
I
Was
Like
That
Really
Doesn't
Work
Out
But
I'll
Just
Keep
That
In
Mind
For
Next
Time
Oh
They
Edited
Your
Title
Well
They
Edited
My
Title
On
The
Table
Of
Contents
If
You
If
You
Flip
It
Looks
Like
The
Old
Man
From
Monty
Python
I'm
Not
Quite
Dead
Yet
I
Think
I
Don't
Monty
Python
It
Is
A
Great
I
Was
Totally
Seeing
That
Today
It
Was
Amazing
And
I
Don't
Even
Know
Where
It
Came
From
I
Guess
It
Was
Kind
Of
A
Precursor
Of
The
Radio
Show
I
Guess
I'm
Psycho
I'm
Psychic
Or
Both
Well
Congratulations
On
Your
Publishment
Publishing
And
I'm
Presenting
At
Hope
I'll
Have
To
Come
Up
And
See
It
Oh
Are
You
Presenting
At
Hope
Did
You
Submit
A
Talk
Are
You
Going
To
Hope
I
I'm
Going
To
Hope
And
I
Have
Something
That
I
Almost
Had
It
Done
On
Friday
But
Then
I
Had
To
Finish
Working
On
The
Show
So
I
Didn't
Get
To
Finish
It
But
It's
A
Cool
Thing
This
Thing
That
We're
Working
On
And
You
Know
Some
Shouts
To
Natus
Because
It
Really
Is
Natus
Idea
And
We're
Just
Trying
To
Make
It
Happen
And
I
Don't
Want to
Say
Anything
Because
It's
Cool
And
I
Want
It
To
Be a
Surprise
So
Hopefully
Look out
For
That
I
Want
To
Finish
That
Up
In
The
Next
Week
Or
So
But
Maybe
We'll
Have
To
See
In
Case
Anyone
Else
Was
Thinking
About
Submitting
A
Talk
To
Hope
He
I
Believe
The
Email
That
I
Got
Said
These
Talks
Will
Stop
Being
Accepted
Around
May
Mid
May
I
Believe
It
Was
Oh
Mid
May
Really
Yeah
So
If
You
Want
To
Get
That
You
Better
Do
That
Now
Get
It
Soon
Though
If
You
Are
Thinking
Of
Submitting
Don't
Wait
To
That
Deadline
Because
By
The
Time
You
Get
To
The
Deadline
You
Only
Fill
In
What's
Left
Exactly
I
Mean
They
Say
That
We'll
Accept
Things
In
May
But
Do
It
Now
And
I
Already
Like
I
Got
My
Topic
Like
Set
My
Presentation
Like
75%
Done
Just
To
Make
Sure
I
Have
Enough
For
A
Complete
Topic
And
I
Wouldn't
Be
In
A
Stall
For
Time
And
I
Was
Like
Okay
I
Think
I
Can
Do
This
And
I
Was
Checking
Out
The
Website
One
Day
And
Their
Little
Notification
Said
Okay
We're
Accepting
It
Now
And
I
Was
Like
Bam
Fire
That
Off
And
I
Believe
I
Was
One
Of
The
First
Few
Selected
If
I
How
Long
Between
The
Time
You
Submitted
It
And
The
I
Let
Long
It
Took
Exactly
But
It
Took
About
A
Month
And
I
Was
Pretty
Sure
They
Weren't
Going
To
Start
Looking
At
This
Stuff
Until
About
April
Or
So
And
Sure
Enough
I
Was
Right
Cool
Indeed
I
All right
Ziggy
So
We're
Going
For
The
Trifecta
Of
IRC
Topics
Tonight
Oh
Yeah
Because
So
Far
We've
Had
IRC
Part
One
Which
Was
Talking
About
The
Basics
Of
IRC
And
We
Didn't
Cover
All
Of
The
Material
In
That
Episode
So
We
Had
IRC
Part
Two
Which
Talk
More
Advanced
Stuff
Part
Deh
And
Tonight
We're
Going
For
The
Third
Helping
Of
IRC
Goodness
Today
And
What's
Our
Topic
Tonight
Our
Topic
Tonight
Dun
Is
IRC
Servers
And
Their
Setup
Evolution
And
Administration
Oh
Good
Shit
You
Too
Can
Have
Your
Own
IRC
Server
Enjoy
Your
Petty
Little
Dictator
Hat
And
The
Privacy
Of
Your
Own
Home
You
And
The
One
Other
User
That's
Going
To
Be
On
Your
Network
You're
Running
Like
Two
Clients
At
Once
And
You're
Like
Ha
S-Kill
You're
The
G-Line
Yourself
G-Line
127.0.0.1
All of a sudden
All your
Services
Disappear
Oh
Well
I wonder
What happened
When you do
That
That's a good
Question
If you
G-Line
If you
G-Line
Localhost
Yeah
You know
If
At least
From my
Setup
If you
G-Line
Localhost
Services
Would
Turn off
And
You know
We'll
Actually
Talk about
The way
That
Different
Servers
Connect to
Each
Other
In a
Little
Bit
So
Maybe
We
Should
Hold
Off
On
Yeah
But
You want
To start
Off with
Some of
The evolution
Of
The original
IRC
Client
Or
I'm sorry
IRC
Server
I think
You should
Talk about
That
All right
I can
Do that
The original
IRC
Server
The IRCD
Was produced
By
He's Polish
Right
Yes
I believe
So
Do you
Remember
His name
By chance
I know
His handle
He's called
Wiz
Is his
Handle
And he
Was the
Originator
Of the
IRC
Networks
And of
The IRC
Daemon
And what
Happened
With
Basically
IRC
It was
Ran pretty
Well
And it
Started
To be
Developed
By
You know
The open
Source
Community
And just
A bunch
Of
People
Together
Now
The open
Source
Community
Of course
In the
Early
90s
And 80s
Wasn't
Quite
As developed
As it
Was
Today
But it
Still
You know
It had
A bunch
Of
Programmers
Who
Were
Working
Together
To make
Cool
Stuff
For the
People
Some of
The evolution
Of that
Daemon
It went
All the way
Up through
The versions
Up to
We'll start
Paying
Attention
At IRC
Version
2.5
And what
That did
Was it
Named
Channels
And when
I say
IRC
Version
I mean
The IRC
Daemon
The actual
Server
There was
One point
It was
The IRC
Server
Yeah
It was
All there
Was
We're talking
Like back
In the olden
Days
Where
You know
Oh what
Are you
Running
Oh I'm
Running
It means
It's no
Longer
A question
Of oh
I'm
Running
Apache
Oh I'm
Running
IIS
Oh I'm
Running
The web
Server
From
NCSA
It's
V1
But
Everything
The only
One out
There
Well we
Started
With
2.5
That's where
They brought
Up the
Name
Channels
Because you
Know
They used
To be
Numbers
Then
2.7
Came out
And
Implemented
Channel
Bands
2.8
Came out
Added
The server
Specific
Channels
And you
Know
As it
Comes up
From there
Everybody
New programmers
Is adding
New features
That they
Thought were
Cool
Now here
Is where
It starts
To get
A little
Complex
Most
Most of
Today's
IRC
Daemon
Stem
From
That
Original
2.8
Version
Of
The
IRC
Daemon
And you
Know
As programmers
Often do
They fought
And everything
Got split up
And as people
Develop servers
In their own
Directions
And they
Form their
Own
Networks
So really
The better
Question
Wait a minute
Are you
Telling me
That programmers
Have
Egos
Can you
Believe it
Actually one
Of the
Major
Staying
Points
That forced
The splitting
Were
There were
Two issues
The first
Major split
Was to
Bring out
Fnet
And Fnet
Split from
I have this
Written down
Fnet
Was
Uses
Version
2.8
2.1
Plus
CS
Which was
Developed
By a man
Named
Comstud
And it
Also uses
The IRC
D hybrid
Which is
Based on
2.8
Of the
Original
IRC
Daemon
And what
Fnet
Was
Was it
Split off
From the
Rest of
The network
Because there
Was one
Server
That was
Allowing
Everybody
To connect
To it
And that
Was creating
A lot
Of problems
You know
Clones
New servers
Could connect
And they
Would have
It was just
Not a good
Situation
So they
Started Fnet
Which was
The
I believe
The name
Of that
Server
Was
Edwin
Or
E-D-W-I-N
Or
E-D-O-I
It was
One of
Those
Something
Similar
To that
E-I-E-I-O
And Fnet
Was the
Edwin
Free
Network
It didn't
Have this
One
Server
On it
Because it
Was
I think
They called
It
Plus Q
Which is
Quarantine
Actually
Was it
Edwin
Or was it
Eris
It could
Be
Eris
It could
Totally
Be
Eris
It just
Occurred to me
I believe
It was
Eris
Free
There you
Go
Eris
Free
It was
Because they
Ended up
Quarantining
That server
And everybody
Hopped on
Fnet
Now that's
Just the
First
Example
Of
The split
A lot
Of it
Is more
Just software
Based
Like
Undernet
Split
Because they
Had
They split
From
There's
Conflicting
Reports
That either
Split
From IRC
2.7
Or IRC
2.8
1.0
Downnet
Also split
And
Downnet
Actually
Forked
Off
Of
Undernet
And
That was
So that
They could
Have
Their
Longer
Nicknames
Downnet
Wanted
To put
In
Things
Like
Wallops
And
Other
Fun
Stuff
And
They
Actually
Created
One
Of
My
Personal
Favorite
IRC
Damons
Which
Is
The
Haymut
B-A-H-A-M-U-T
Which
Is
Actually
What
Binrev
Net
Which
Is
The
New
Binrev
IRC
Network
Run
Off
Of
So
It's
Behemoth
I
Always
Thought
It
Was
Like
B-A-H-M-U-T
Hey
You know
Well
You say
Tomato
I say
N-M-A-P
There's
A million
Different
Ways
Of
Saying
It
But
I
Mean
We
Could
Go
On
For
Hours
About
How
Everybody
Split
Off
But
The
Major
Point
Is
Whenever
There
Was
A
Major
Decision
To
Be
Made
Like
For
Security
Should
We
Use
Time
Stamps
Or
Should
We
Use
Something
Else
You know
Whenever
That
Big
Major
Empath
Came
Along
You know
That's
Usually
When
Programmers
Split
You know
A group
Of
Them
Said
Hey
I
Think
We
Should
Do
It
This
Way
So
They
Forked
And
They
Developed
It
The
Way
They
Thought
It
Should
Be
And
You
Know
Another
Group
Split
And
Said
No
I
Think
It
Should
Be
This
Way
And
It's
Not
That
One
Way
Is
Wrong
And
One
Way
Is
Right
One
Better
Than
The
Other
But
People
Just
Have
Differing
Opinions
And
Sometimes
That's
What
Allowed
To
Have
This
Evolution
Of
All
These
Different
Servers
All
These
Different
IRC
Daemons
If
You
Catch
My
Drift
On
That
Exactly
It's
Like
The
Protestant
Church
Of
IRC
Daemons
Of
Latter
Day
IRC
Daemons
Of
Latter
Day
IRC
Daemons
I
Like
Dude
That'd
Be
Pretty
Good
To
Start
Up
A
Church
On
IRC
I'm
Sure
There's
One
Somewhere
Instead
Of
Like
S-Kill
You
Can
Have
S-Mite
Smite
Mick
Has
Been
Smitten
Oh
I
Tell you
I
Wanted
I
Still
Want
To
This
Day
I
Still
Want
To
Write
My
IRC
Daemon
And
There's
Only
One
Reason
I
Want
To
Implement
A
Little
Because
You're
Crazy
Beyond
That
I
Want
To
Implement
A
Little
Kind
Of
Easter
Egg
And
I
Want
To
Make
It
So
That
Anybody
Who
Nick
Is
Noah
Cannot
Flood
And
Cannot
Be
Flooded
Off
And
I
Think
That
Be
Funny
He
That's
Classic
Now
Just
Because
You
Said
I
Have
To
Do
It
I
Want
To
Fork
Off
Of
That
And
I
Want
To
Make
Something
Where
You
Could
You
Could
Fork
And
That's
Exactly
How
This
Happens
Because
I
Think
Something's
Cool
And
You
Think
It's
Kind of
Lame
Exactly
I
Want
To
Make
My
IRC
Daemon
Where
No
One
Can
Be
Named
Sodom
Or
They
Get
Killed
You
Actually
Can
Set
That
Up
In
The
IRC
We're
Going
To
Talk
About
The
Actual
Configuration
And
There's
Something
Called
Reserve
Nix
Which
Is
Part
Of
The
Behemoth
Configuration
Which
We'll
Get
To
In
A
Minute
But
I
Guess
We've
Kind
Of
Covered
A
Couple
Of
Just
To
Start
Off
Of
How
The
IRC
Damage
Fork
Long
Story
Short
They
All
Stem
From
More
Or
The
Same
Of
Course
People
Have
Written
Their
Own
From
Scratch
But
For
The
Most
Part
The
Protocol
Hasn't
Really
Changed
Yeah
I
Mean
The
Protocol
Is
All
There
There's
An
RFC
For
It
You
Can
Look
It
Up
Many
RFC
Yeah
There's
A
Few
It's
All
Actually
Documented
At
The
Standard
I
Mean
I
Just
Looked
Online
I
Pulled
Down
A
Few
Of
The
Smaller
Less
Known
IRC
Daemons
Modular
C++
IRC
Daemon
For
Linux
And
It
Also
Runs
On
BSD
And
Windows
And
It's
They
Say
Oh
We're
Stable
We're
Modern
We're
Lightweight
You
Know
They
Have
All
Of
Those
Words
Going
On
There
And
They
Wrote
It
From
Scratch
And
I
Was
Looking
At
Some
Of
Their
Plugins
And
It's
All
Very
Modular
And
It
Was
It
Was
Pretty
Cool
I
Gotta
Say
It
Was
All
The
Way
They
Were
Doing
It
And
I
Don't
Have
It
It's
Actually
It's
A
Designed
Primarily
To
Be
A
IRC
Server
For
The
Something
Called
The
Chat
Spike
IRC
Network
Which
Is
Where
A
Majority
Of
These
Independent
IRC
Daemons
Get
Their
Beginnings
From
Where
Basically
I
Want
To
Run
My
Own
IRC
Server
And
None
Of
These
Fit
My
Needs
So
I
Actually
I
Don't
Have
Apologize
For
That
Another
One
That
They
Have
Is
Be
Where
IRCD
Which
Is
An
IRC
Server
For
Windows
And
Linux
And
It's
IRCD
Dot
Be
IRCD
Dot
Org
And
This
Is
Pretty
Funny
It's
Called
Conference
Room
And
It's
A
Commercial
IRC
Server
And
I
Nearly
I nearly
Spit
My beer
Out
When I
Read
This
And
It's
www.
Webmaster
Dot
Com
A
Commercial
IRC
I'm
Trying
To
Think
Of
How
You
Could
Make
Money
With
A
Commercial
IRC
Server
Damned
If
I
Know
I
Guess
Maybe
If
You
Showed
Like
Ads
In
The
Message
Of
The
Day
But
Like
I
Mean
No
As
In
It's
A
Commercial
IRC
Server
As
In
It's
An
IRC
Server
You
Can
Purchase
Yes
But
Your
Investment
Because
Businesses
Are
Weird
And
They
Don't
Like
Open
Source
That's
An
Excellent
Reason
Actually
And
That
Could
Be
More
Than
Enough
Reason
Like
Right
There
Because
Some
Companies
You
Might
Tell
Them
Let's
Use
Apache
Oh
That's
Open
Source
We
Want
We
Want
To
Use
Microsoft
Yeah
Whatever
I
Don't
Even
Mess
With
It
I
Just
Use
Apache
But
You
That
Could
Be
An
Excellent
Reason
Right
There
Yeah
Attitude
If
You
Get
What
You
Pay
For
Which
Is
Just
Like
I'm
Just
Going
To
Shut
Up
Right
Now
And
Not
Rip
Your
Head
Off
Yeah
That's
A
Tough
One
Yeah
When
You
Sit
There
In
The
Meeting
And
Say
That
You
Just
Want to
Lunge
Across
The
Table
And
Say
I
Hate
You
Die
Did
You
Have
Any
Other
Individual
Damons
You
Wanted
To
Mention
Not
Really
There
There's
A
In
Java
I
Actually
Think
I
Saw
One
Written
In
Perl
Oh
Really
Which
Actually
Wouldn't
Be
That
Hard
Because
Perl
Is
Nice
With
The
Module
That
Would
Be
A
Cool
Little
Thing
It
Be
Insane
God
No
Thank
You
It
Probably
Be
Rough
On
The
Yeah
On
Resources
Be
Crazy
What
That
Would
Be
Well
Really
What
Good
Is
All
These
New
Fangled
Fancy
IRC
Damons
Without
Something
To
Safeguard
And
Protect
And
What
That
Goes
By
The
Name
Of
Is
You
Want
To
Fill
In
The
Blank
On
This
Services
Which
Actually
We
Did
Lightly
Gloss
Over
This
From
The
Second
IRC
Episode
But
We're
Just
Going
To
Take
The
Opposite
Tack
And
Look
At
It
From
An
Administrative
Point
Of
View
You
Want
To
Do
A
Quick
Two
Minute
Recap
Of
What
Services
Are
Services
Just
Have
A
Couple
Of
You
Know
They
Do
A
Lot
Of
Behind
The
Scenes
Work
Like
For
example
There's
Nick
Serve
Which
You
Can
Actually
Reserve
Your
Own
Nickname
And
If
For
Example
Like
I
Reserve
Black
Ratchet
If
For
Example
Zygman
Comes
On
To
The
IRC
Network
And
With
My
Nickname
The
Nick
Serve
Will
Say
Okay
Can
I
Get
Your
Password
Please
And
If
He
Doesn't
Away
If
He
Doesn't
Know
My
Password
He
Can
Identify
Himself
And
What
The
Nick
Serve
Will
Do
After
30
Seconds
Or
So
Or
Whatever
You
Actually
Set
It
To
Be
Configurable
And
It
Will
Change
Your
Nickname
To
Something
Else
Like
For
Example
Guest
So
He
Can't
Go
Around
And
Say
Oh
I'm
Black
Ratchet
With
Binrev
Net
It's
Cool
Because
It
Will
Change
Your
To
Guest
It
Changes
Your
Nick
To
Bin
Rever
Yes
It
Does
Which
Was
Let
Me
Tell
You
That
Was
Not
An
Easy
Thing
To
Implement
But
We're
Not
Going
To
Go
There
Right
Now
But
Zigmund
Stayed
Up
At
Night
Had
Tons
Of
Coffee
And
Did
It
For
The
Good
Of
The
Community
I'm
Giving
The
Free
Plug
To
Monster
Energy
Drink
You
Can
Have
Two
Of
Those
I
Don't
Think
I
Always
A Good
Decision
Always
A Good
Decision
This
Week's
Episode
Brought
To
You
By
Boston
Lager
Anyway
There's
More
Than
A
Few
Services
Out
There
There's
Also
One
Called
Chan
Serve
Which
Basically
Does
A lot
Of
The
Nick
Serve
Things
That
Does
A lot
Of
The
Things
That
Nick
Serve
Does
Except
It
Does
It
For
Channels
Like
It
Keeps
It
Keeps
Notes
On
What
The
Topic
Is
Who
Should
Be
In
Control
Of
It
Like
For
Example
If
I
Leave
My
Channel
And
I
Lose
My
Op
Status
And
Everyone
Else
Is
Still
In
There
And
I
Come
In
At
Some
Point
Later
Chan
Serve
Will
Say
Okay
I
Know
Who
You
Are
You're
An
Op
I'll
Give
You
Operator
Status
So
If
Chan
Serve
Wasn't
There
And
I
Popped
In
And
People
Were
Still
In
The
Channel
I
Would
Not
Get
Operator
Status
They
Wouldn't
Even
Know
Who
I
Am
Which
Is
Because
It
Treats
Us
All
As
Equals
What
Else
Is
There
There's
Also
Memo
Serve
Which
Basically
Is
I
Never
Understood
The
Point
Of
This
Just
Send
A
Bloody
Email
It
It's
A
Valid
Concern
You
Know
Like
Let's
Say
You
Just
Happened
To
Know
That
My
Nick
Is
Dr.
Zygman
But
You
Don't
Know
My
Email
address
Dr.
Zygman
At
Dr.
Zygman
Dot
Com
Or
Anything
Like
That
But
That
Would
Be
A
Cool
Use
Have
You
Ever
Heard
Of
The
Observe
Well
Why
Don't
You
Bin
Red
Decided
To
Set
Up
Our
Own
IRC
Network
We
Won't
Go
Into
The
Reasons
Why
We
Had
To
But
Long
Story
Short
We
Had
To
Set
Up
Our
Own
IRC
Network
And
All
Of
Us
Are
Hardcore
IRC
Junkies
We
On
IRC
All
The
Time
We
Typing
Messaging
To
Each
Other
But
None
Of
Us
Have
Ever
Had
To
Be
Like
The
IRC
Op
Which
Is
The
Equivalent
Of
Root
Of
IRC
You
Know
He
Is
God
Of
IRC
He
Has
Power
To
Do
Whatever
He
Wants
And
You
Know
That
Basically
Just
Says
About
It
He
Can
Do
Whatever
He
Wants
And
Operserve
Is
One
Of
The
Packages
That
Comes
With
The
Services
That
Bin
Revenant
Uses
And
That
Goes
By
The
Name
Of
Anope
And
What
Is
Really
Cool
About
It
Is
It
Thought
To
Be
One
Of
The
Closest
To
Down
That
Legendary
Services
Because
Down
That
Got
Bomb
Services
And
It
Is
Cool
Because
It
Is
A
Fork
From
Epona
Which
Is
E
P
O
N
A
And
If
You
Spell
It
Backward
It
Becomes
A
No
Oh
Yeah
Slick
Trixie
Hobbitses
But
What
Operserve
Can
Do
Is
It
Makes
A
Lot
Of
The
Things
Of
Being
An
IRC
Op
Easier
Sometimes
Some
Of
The
Commands
Are
Really
Tough
To
Remember
Some
Of
Them
Have
Long
Drawn
Out
Things
And
Opera
Serve
Is
Part
Of
Services
That
Works
Together
With
The
Operator
To
Make
His
Job
Easier
It
Also
Interfaces
With
A
Lot
Of
The
Other
Services
Directly
Chan
Serve
Nick
Serve
Bot
Serve
Mem
Serve
All
Those
Chats
It
Is
Really
Easy
To
Get
To
Work
And
Play
Nice
With
This
But
As
I
Said
A
Nope
Is
Actually
Probably
Should
Have
Covered
This
A
Minute
Ago
But
You
Know
How
You
Have
An
IRC
Daemon
You
Also
Have
An
IRC
Services
Daemon
And
What
That
IRC
Services
Daemon
Does
Is
It
Acts
Just
Like
Another
Network
Node
Another
Hub
Or
Whatever
You
Want
To
Call
It
And
It
Actually
Directly
Connects
To
Your
IRC
Daemon
And
The
Two
Of
It
Is
An
Entire
Other
Server
Or
An
Entire
Other
Daemon
Process
And
Like
I
Said
The
First
One
Is
I
I'm
Sorry
That's
Really
Interesting
I
Never
Knew
That
I
Didn't
Know
That
Until
I
Had
To
Set
It
Up
But
Like
I
Said
A
Nope
Is
The
One
That
You
I
Tried
A
Couple
Of
Them
Because
I
Wanted
To
See
How
They
Worked
Out
Which
One
Was
Best
For
My
Needs
And
I
Happen
To
Really
Like
A
Nope
And
That's
What
I'm
Going
To
Give
My
Five
Stars
To
And
It
Has
A
Really
Cool
Feature
That
I
Didn't
See
In
Any
Of
The
Other
Ones
And
They
Call
It
Def
Con
It's
A
Def
Con
System
And
It
Basically
Means
Let's
Say
That
Out
Of
Nowhere
You
Have
Clones
Busting
Into
Your
Def
Con
One
And
You
Actually
Have
It
Pre
Written
What
The
Rules
For
Def
Con
One
Are
No
More
Incoming
Connections
Everybody
Is
Required
A
Password
D
Op
All
Users
Stuff
Like
That
Which
Is
A
Cool
Feature
Sometimes
If
You're
Sitting
There
Doing
These
Commands
By
Hand
Even
A
Minute
In
The
Computer
World
Can
Be
Forever
So
This
Quick
Little
Def
Con
One
Everybody
Locked
Down
And
That's
A
Cool
Feature
Of
Nope
That
I
Like
Do
Like
Klaxons
Drop
Out
Of
The
Ceiling
And
Everything
You
Know
If
You
Want
To
Write
It
If
You
Want
To
Code
It
Go
For
It
I
Can
Just
Picture
Ziegman's
Room
It's
Just
Like
The
Scene
Of
War
Games
With
The
Papers
Everywhere
That's
Actually
How
I
Connect
To
The
Internet
I
Have
A
Old
Rotary
Phone
Oh
You
Thinking
Oh
That's
A
Little
Bit
More
Credit
I
Feel
Love
Yeah
He's
Going
Like
Oh
My
God
We're
Under
Attack
On
The
IRC
Server
Set
The
Thing
To
DEFCON
3
And
You
Hear
The
Klaxon
Go
Off
And
The
Major
Light
Moves
Up
From
5
To
3
I
Pissed
On
A
Spark
Plug
If
I
Thought
It
Make
A
Difference
Oh
Do
You
Know
That
Line
Was
Completely
Ad
Libbed
Oh
Was
It
Really
Yeah
I
Was
I
Was
Reading
That
I
Was
Actually
Checking
It
Out
On
IMDB
Dot
Com
Where
It
Was
Just
Random
Trivia
Facts
About
The
Movie
And
That
Line
Was
Completely
Ad
Libbed
By
The
Guy
Whose
Name
We
Don't
Know
Yeah
The
Only
Guy
I
Know
If
I
Basically
I
Seen
Him
Twice
And
Oh
My
God
It's
The
General
Yes
Moving
Right
Along
We're
Just
Going
To
Cover
Quickly
Two
More
Services
I
Want
To
Get
To
Configuration
That's
Interesting
Stuff
SRVX
It's
A bit
More
Of
A
Trimmed
Down
Version
It
Offers
Nick
Ownership
Channel
Management
And
IRC
Functionality
Not
Really
Much
Else
To
Be
Said
It's
Your
Basic
Run
Of
The
Mill
Basic
Services
And
Hybr
Serve
2
It's
Designed
To
Work
With
The
Hybrid
IRC
Daemon
The
Services
Do
Not
Work
Unilaterally
With
All
Other
IRC
Daemons
A lot
Of
Them
Are
Written
Specifically
To
Work
With
Specific
Ones
And
You
Really
Cannot
Link
Different
IRC
Daemons
Some
Of
Them
Have
Support
For
It
But
Out
Of
The
Box
Most
Of
Will
Not
Talk
To
Each
Other
So
That's
Another
Thing
To
Keep
In
Mind
If
You
Pretty
Much
Want
To
Keep
Things
Uniform
I
Think
I
Said
Hyper
Serve
It
Is
Design
To
Work
With
The
Hybrid
IRC
Day
And
It
Is
A
New
Make
On
Hyperserve
Which
Was
The
First
One
That's
Why
They
Have
Hyperserve
Two
Which
Is
No
Longer
Developed
And
Now
Unsupported
Cool
That's
Pretty
All
Right
I'm
Going
To
Take
Just
A
Quick
Second
And
If
I
Could
I
Would
Like
To
Run
Through
The
Nitty
Gritty
Of
Setting
Up
Your
IRC
Day
And
Of
Course
This
Is
Going
To
Apply
To
Bahamut
Or
However
It
Pronounced
Which
Is
What
Bin
Rev
Net
Uses
And
This
Will
Only
Take
A
Minute
Or
Two
But
They
Have
An
Excellent
File
That
Comes
Along
With
The
Source
Package
Called
The
References
File
I
Think
It's
Reference
Dot
TXT
Pretty
Easy
There
And
What
It
Does
Is
It
Over
To
The
IRCD
Dot
Conf
Which
Is
Just
The
Configuration
File
We'll
Take
A
Quick
Minute
And
Go
Through
A
Couple
Of
The
Interesting
Parts
Of
The
Configuration
File
A
Lot
Of
It
Works
In
I
Don't
Want
To
Use
The
Class
But
It
Really
Is
A
Class
You
Have
Little
Blocks
Of
How
Each
Thing
Is
Set
Up
And
Those
Are
Referenced
By
Other
Blocks
Which
Is
Kind
The
Definition
Of
A
Class
But
The
First
One
You
Have
To
Deal
With
Is
Global
You
Know
It's
The
Global
Class
That
I'm
Calling
It
You
Put
In
There
You
Easily
Put
In
There
The
Name
Pretty
Self
Explanatory
Info
Which
Is
Pretty
Self
Explanatory
As
Well
And
Then
You
Have
To
Put
In
The
First
Admin
Which
Is
If
Somebody
Types
Slash
Admin
They
Can
Ashes
Dump
Admin
Information
Any
Normal
User
If
They're
Having
A
Problem
With
The
Network
They
Can
Contact
The
Admin
And
That's
Easy
Just
Put
In
Some
Text
Moving
Right
Along
With
Server
Options
The
Options
You
Have
The
Network
Name
Which
Is
Yours
Of
Course
The
Name
Of
Your
IRC
Network
Bin
Rev
Net
In
Our
Case
Then
You
Have
Local
K-Line
Which
Is
An
Email
Address
That
People
Can
Contact
If
They
Do
Get
K-Lined
Then
You
Have
Show
Links
Which
Will
Show
What
Servers
Are
Linked
To
Each
Other
And
A
Cool
Feature
That
I
Didn't
See
In
Any
Other
IRC
It
Will
Not
Give
Ops
To
People
Who
Join
Empty
Channels
And
If
Anybody
Recalls
Do
You
Remember
How
That
Attack
Can
Be
Used
Yes
I
Do
It
Rides
In
A
Net
Split
Exactly
And
That's
How
You
Can
Prevent
Riding
In
On
The
Net
Splits
Something
That
Probably
Everybody
Is
Actually
Going
To
Want
Is
The
Host
Mask
And
That
You
Can
Have
A
Staff
Host
Mask
It's
Staff
Address
And
In
Quotes
Just
Easily
Whatever
You
Want
For
Us
It's
Staff
Bin
Rev
Dot
Net
I'm
The
Only
Person
Who
Uses
It
That's
Okay
I
Want
It
You
Just
Don't
Tell
Me
How
I
Would
Be
More
Than
Happy
To
Tell
You
How
I
Can't
Tell
You
On
The
Air
Because
You
Have
To
Use
A
Password
And
That
Would
Be
Bad
If
Drop
That
Bad
So
It's
A
Password
For
The
Oper
Serve
Like
Binky
Actually
It's
A
Password
When
You
Can
Connect
To
The
Server
And
You
Know
Most
Of
It's
Pretty
Easy
But
We'll
Jump
Ahead
Real
Quick
To
The
Port
Each
Port
Block
Is
What's
Pretty
Cool
This
Is
Where
You
Get
Into
It
You
Have
Port
The
Actual
Port
You
Want
To
Connect
To
Standard
You
6667
6668
What
Have
You
And
Then
You
Have
The
Bind
Address
For
Us
It's
69.60.122.171
Which
Is
The
IP
Of
That
Hub
And
What
You
Actually
Do
Is
You
Have
Multiple
Of
These
Like
We
Have
Ones
For
7
8
9
And
7000
We
Also
Have
Our
Services
Which
Happen
To
Be
Located
On
The
Same
Server
Is
Also
Going
To
Connect
To
It
Uses
Its
Own
Port
That
Only
Listens
On
Local
Host
127.0.0.1
So
This
Is
Where
You
Brought
The
Interesting
Point
Where
If
You
Were
To
G
Line
Which
Is
A
Global
Kill
Of
I'm
Sorry
A
Global
Ban
If
You
Were
To
G
Line
Local
Host
That
Would
Kill
Services
In
Our
Network
Because
They
Wouldn't
Be
Able
To
Reconnect
And
You
Mentioned
Ban
Here
That
A
Ban
From
The
Server
Not
A
Ban
From
The
Channel
Correct
Yes
A
G
Line
Is
A
Server
Based
Yeah
I
Should
Probably
You
Know
I
Don't
Even
I
Don't
Even
Think
In
Terms
Of
Channels
Anymore
And
That's
Probably
Not
A
Good
Thing
Because
I'm
Real
Quick
To
Type
Slash
Kill
Instead
Of
Slash
Kick
Ouch
Because
You
Sometimes
You
Have
The
Power
Zygmunt
Is
Drunk
With
Power
He's
Wearing
His
Petty
Dictator
Hat
Him
And
Kim
Jong
Il
And
Aham
Rahad
Drunk
With
Power
Let me
Cover
One
More
Area
Actually
Two
More
Areas
And
We're
Going
To
Call
It
A
Day
On
The
Config
File
The
Rest
Of
It
Is
Pretty
Self
Explanatory
But
Just
Parts
That
I
Had
A
Little
Trouble
With
The
Allow
Parts
Each
Allow
Is
For
You
Can
Set
It
So
That
They
Use
Different
Ones
Of
The
Anybody
To
Log In
Through
6667
8
9
You
Can
Have
Allow
Blocks
For
That
And
You
Can
Also
Have
The
Custom
Allow
Blocks
For
The
One
That
We
Use
For
That
Higher
Number
Server
We
Have
Allow
Host
Then
You
Have
A
Host
Mask
An
IP
Mask
The
Port
Number
Which
Is
Going
To
Refer
To
What
You
Had
As
That
Port
Class
And
Then
A
Password
To
Connect
To
That
Server
Do
And
What
Class
Is
For
That
Is
You
Can
Have
A
User
Class
Which
Are
Your
Normal
Users
And
Then
You
Have
Your
Opera
Class
Which
Is
The
Channel
Ops
The
IRC
Ops
And
You
Can
Actually
Have
People
You
Could
Set
Up
If
You
Want
You
Could
Block
Off
IRC
Ops
By
Just
The
Port
And
You
Can
Just
Have
A
Password
And
Have
It
Drop
Them
As
An
Didn't
See
Anywhere
On
The
Internet
And
I
Figured
Out
Just
From
Testing
It
The
Opera
Blocks
You
Just
Have
Multiples
Of
Them
For
Each
IRC
Op
You
Have
Your
Own
Opera
Block
You
Know
Like
We
Have
Opera
Name
Dr.
Zygman
My
Password
The
Access
That
I
Have
Then
I
Have
It
Set
Up
So
That
It
Also
Blocks
Based
On
IP
Addresses
Which
Is
Cool
And
You
Can
Mentioned
It
Earlier
We
Have
The
Restrict
Which
Is
A
Cool
Part
You
Can
Actually
The
Only
Restrict
I
Have
In
Hard
Coded
In
The
Configuration
File
Are
For
Services
You
Can
Do
A
Restrict
The
Type
Which
Is
A
NIC
The
Mask
Which
Is
The
Name
That
You
Want
To
Block
Out
Like
Here
Is
One
For
Nick
Serve
And
Then
The
Reason
And
When
People
Try
To
Change
Name
This
Is
What
Book
You
Know
Reason
I
Sorry
Reserve
For
Services
This
Is
An
Actual
Point
Where
The
Opera
Serve
Becomes
Really
Helpful
Rather
Than
Messing
Around
With
The
Restrict
Which
Could
Get
To
Be
Quite
Lengthy
You
Can
Go
Ahead
And
You
Can
Bust
Out
With
You
Can
Use
Opera
Serve
And
Chance
And
Nick
Serve
Together
Through
Opera
Serve
To
Blacklist
Certain
NICS
Without
Having
To
It's
Important
For
Like
You
For
Example
You're
A
Perfect
Example
You
Are
Another
IRC
Op
Yes
I
Am
But
You
Do
Not
Have
Access
To
The
Server
Configuration
Files
So
If
You
Needed
To
Do
Something
You
Can
Use
Opera
Serve
Or
You
Can
Just
Ask
Me
Because
You
Know
We're
Cool
Like
That
Oh
When
You're
Not
There
That's
Basically
Why
I
Was
An
IRC
Op
Oh
Yeah
It covers
A couple
Of the
Tougher
Parts
Of
The
Configuration
File
Of
Course
It's
A
Radio
Show
So
It's
Kind
Of
Tough
To
Go
Through
A
Configuration
File
But
Those
Were
Just
So
You
Get
The
General
Idea
That
It's
All
Broken
Down
Into
Groups
And
Just
Kind
Of
Keep
That
Group
Mentality
Of
How
Each
Thing
Is
Have
You
Got
A
Chance
To
Try
Out
Some
Of
The
IRC
Op
Powers
A
Couple
Of
Them
Not
A
Lot
I
Know
Which
One
Is
Your
Favorite
My
Kill
Or
Change
Nickname
The
Change
Nickname
The
SVS
Nick
Have
You
Used
That
I
Would
Rather
Not
Admit
To
It
But
Yeah
We
Only
Use
It
To
Test
It
To
Make
Sure
It
Works
Of
Course
The
Other
There's
Only
Two
Other
Real
IRC
Op
Commands
That
Are
Probably
Critical
To
Anybody
Actually
Make
That
Three
The
First
One
Is
To
Become
An
IRC
Operator
You
Use
Slash
Opper
Then
Your
User
Name
And
Your
Password
And
That
Will
Identify
You
To
The
Services
To
Be
Like
Yo
I
Don't
Identify
You
To
Services
That
Actually
Identifies
You
To
The
IRC
Daemon
So
You
Have
The
Opper
Then
You
Have
Slash
Connect
Which
IRC
Ops
Use
To
Connect
Servers
That
For
Whatever
Reason
Aren't
Connected
You
Know
It
Could
Be
The
First
Time
You
Bring
It
In
A
Connection
Might
Drop
For
Some
Reason
You
Don't
Want
To
Wait
The
Time
Out
Before
To
Retry
You
Can
Give
It
A
Slash
Connect
And
Then
The
Command
That
I
Use
Over
And
Over
Again
Is
Rehash
Slash
Rehash
And
What
That
Does
Is
It
Basically
Reloads
The
Configuration
File
Another
Example
Is
When
We
Added
New
IRC
Op
I
Have
To
Change
It
In
The
Configuration
File
And
I
Rehash
And
Now
Instead
Of
Having
To
Bring
Down
The
Entire
Daemon
Kick
Everybody
Out
And
Wait
For
Them
To
Reconnect
I
Can
Just
Reload
And
Add
That
New
IRC
Op
So
The
Question
Is
Did
You
Rehash
On
April
20th
There
Was
No
Need
To
Re
It
Was
Just
But
It
Just
Had
To
Be
Said
I
Give
You
Ten
Points
Drew
Scott
50
For
Coming
Through
But
We'll
Give
You
Ten
I
Got
Another
40
To
Make
Up
In
The
Next
20
Minutes
In
The
Show
Something
Like
That
But
I
Think
The
Only
Concern
That
People
Have
With
Bandwidth
Is
Resource
Usage
And
I
Sorry
Concern
They
Have
With
IRC
Running
An
IRC
Daemon
Is
Resource
Usage
And
Bandwidth
What
Do
You
Think
About
That
Well
I
Mean
I
Guess
When
You're
Talking
About
Major
Networks
For
15
Bazillion
Users
It
Is
Starting
To
Become
More
Of
An
Issue
But
You
Know
We
Got
50
Users
At
A
Time
I
Don't
Think
We
Take
Up
That
Much
Bandwidth
Do
We
No
Not
At
All
And
You
Can
Actually
Limit
The
Number
Of
People
That
Are
Allowed
To
Connect
To
You
So
If
You
Don't
Want
To
Put
A
Lot
Of
Bandwidth
Out
There
It
Uses
I
Don't
Want
To
Say
No
Resources
But
It
Basically
Uses
No
Resources
I
Never
Noticed
Any
Hit
From
It
The
Bandwidth
I
Mean
I
Have
A
Fair
Amount
Of
Bandwidth
That
I
Am
Allowed
To
Use
But
Let's
Be
Serious
Here
All
We're
Really
Doing
Is
Send
Text
And
Zeke
Also
Needs
That
Bandwidth
For
His
Porn
Well
Not
For
My
Server
I
Have
My
DSL
My
Six
Megabit
DSL
For
That
Oh
So
That's
Why
You
Want
100
Megabits
Down
You
Want
To
Go
Like
You
Know
Wouldn't
That
Be
Scary
To
Have
Like
A
Co-located
Server
Just
Full
Of
Prone
One
Of
My
Friends
Always
Talked
About
Just
Doing
That
And
Like
You
It
Would
Use
Basically
Skin
Tone
Recognition
To
Say
Whether
Or
Not
It
Was
Good
Porn
Or
Not
And
Then
It
Could
Run
A
Service
On
It
Cool
You
Would
Run
Out of
hard drive
Space
Pretty
Quick
Well
He
Would
Delete
The
Files
And
Basically
Just
Save
A
Hash
Or
Something
Speaking
Of
Hashes
That's
Twice
In
As many
Minutes
Yeah
Don't
Tell
Me
About
It
I
Think
The
Last
Part
Of
This
Topic
That
Really
To
Cover
Is
A
Quick
Little
Story
That
Everybody
Can
Laugh
At
Me
About
Because
Everybody
Likes
To
Laugh
At
Me
Especially
In
IRC
But
Originally
For the
Life
Of
Me
I
Could
Not
Get
Services
To
Work
They
Wouldn't
Come
Online
They
Wouldn't
Connect
The
Log
Files
Didn't
Say
Anything
Was
Wrong
Nothing
Was
Connecting
I
Banging
My
Head
Against
The
Wall
And
I
Of
You
Don't
Have
A
Firewall
Rule
Set
You
Have
A
Firewall
Dungeon
You
Like
A
Nazi
I
Am
The
Firewall
Nazi
That
Is
True
I
Am
Very
Strict
With
My
Firewall
One
Voke
One
Reich
One
Firewall
But
I
Made
It
So
Restrictive
That
I
Forgot
That
Services
Is
Connecting
On
Local
Host
So
The
IP
Tables
Were
Actually
Blocking
Me
From
Connecting
And
That
Is
Why
Services
In
The
Beginning
Didn't
Work
For
Anybody
Who
Serious
Yes
Like
The
Three
Of
Us
That
Were
In
The
Room
At
The
Time
Saying
I
Wonder
Where
Services
Starting
To
Work
I
Can't
Get
To
Work
That's
Exactly
How
I
Sounded
To
No
That's
Exactly
How
You
Did
I
Remember
You
Talking
About
It
I
Have
No
Clue
About
This
Stuff
I
Never
Actually
Configured
It
I
Just
Opt
For
A
Little
Bit
It's
Really
It's
Really
Not
That
Hard
And
What
We
Really
Want
To
See
Happen
Is
I'm
Going
To
Put
Together
A
Software
Package
Basically
A
Nice
Little
Tarball
Of
The
IRC
Daemon
We
Use
With
Some
Pre-done
Configuration
Files
And
It
Would
Be
Really
Cool
If
We
Could
Get
A
Few
More
Nodes
For
The
Bin
Rev
Net
Because
We
Had
A
Little
Problem
The
Other
Day
Where
My
Server
Had
To
Go
Down
For
Maintenance
For
About
Four
Hours
And
That
Men
We
Had
No
IRC
So
If
We
Can
You
Have
Maintenance
My
Half
Well
You
Know
I
Can
Use
A
Little
Bit
Of
You
Know
Maintenance
As
In
Crash
Unplanned
Maintenance
But
We
Are
Going
To
Make
It
Really
Easy
For
Anybody
Who
Wants
To
You
Untarring
It
And
Running
It
Hopefully
We
Are
Going
To
Make
It
That
Simple
The
Configuration
Files
Of course
You'll
Be
More
Than
Welcome
To
Change
Them
But
If
You
Don't
Want
To
You
You'll
Be
Pretty
Easy
For
You
You'll
Be
Able
To
Sign
Your
Own
IRC
Ops
On
Your
Server
And
You're
Going
To
Bin
Rev
Net
And
We
Can
Hopefully
Get
A
Decent
Server
Going
I
We
Usually
Have
About
50
People
On
The
Server
At
A
Time
Now
Which
Is
Cool
You
Know
But
I
Think
If
We
Had
A
Few
More
Nodes
It
Would
Really
Help
Out
And
Anybody
Who
Wants
To
Please
In
About
A
Week
Off
Set
Up
The
Website
For
Bin
Rev
Net
Which
Will
Be
www.
Bin
Rev.
Net
And
If
You
Want
If
This
Is
Something
You're
Interested
In
Maybe
You
Want
To
Run
An
IRC
Server
Or
Even
If
You
Want
To
Learn
More
About
It
Get
A
Copy
Of
The
Package
And
Play
With
It
Locally
Either
Join
us
You
know
IRC.
Bin
Rev.
Net
Is
For
Example
Right
Now
I
Think
Can
I
Say
Where
The
Server
Is
Oh
Yes
There's
Actually
A
Naming
Convention
We'll
Talk
About
That
Later
But
The
Server
Right
Now
Is
In
Florida
Looking
For
Someone
A
Couple
People
In
The
United
States
But
We
Have
Someone
In
Europe
We
Do
Have
A
Couple
Of
We
Have
A
Few
European
Union
Users
So
If
You
Have
A
Server
In
Europe
It
Be
Really
Cool
If
You
Could
Set
Something
Up
And
They
Could
Have
Something
Closer
To
Them
Rather
Than
Hopping
Across
The
Pond
And
Heading
Over
To
America
It's
Totally
Easy
To
Set
Up
And
It's
As
Easy
As
You
Want
To
Be
Or
As
Complex
As
You
Want
If
You
Want
To
Sit
There
And
Play
With
It
All
Day
Then
You're
More
Than
Welcome
Otherwise
Just
Set
It's
Reality
Dot
Fl
Dot
Us
Dot
Bin
Rev
Dot
Net
So
Basically
If
You
Want
A
Server
You
Get
To
Name
It
Your
Own
Cool
Little
Name
Of
Course
If
It's
Totally
Gay
We're
Not
Going
To
Do
It
But
You
Get
The
Idea
And
Then
Just
Your
Location
Dot
Bin
Rev
Dot
Net
And
That
Will
Make
It
Very
Easy
For
Other
People
Who
Want
To
Connect
To
Servers
To
Go
Ahead
And
Go
For
It
The
Only
Question
I
Have
And
If
Anybody
Is
Really
Knowledgeable
About
This
I
Much
Appreciate
Somebody
To
Contact
Me
Is
How
To
Set
Up
The
IRC.
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I'm
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About
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I've
Never
Set
That
Up
Before
I've
Done
A
Little
Bit
Of
Serving
About
It
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If
Somebody
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Experience
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Us
Well
But
We
Always
Respect
Other
Networks
Even
Though
They're
As
Cool
As
Us
Yes
No
One
Is
As
Cool
As
Us
We're
The
Masters
Of
Disaster
And
The
Commanders
And
The
IRC
Ops
Exactly
Alright
Well
That
Basically
This
Has
Been
Your
Baby
I
Mean
You
Set
Up
The
Server
You
Got
The
I
Believe
You
Bought
The
Domain
Too
So
No
I
Didn't
Have
To
Pay
For
It
That
Was
Nice
I
Do
Have
The
Authoritive
Control
Over
The
Name
Servers
So
Oh
I
Set
Up
Ziggy
Porn
Bin
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Soon
Oh
Probably
Just
A
Hopefully
We'll
Get
Him
The
Link
But
We're
Not
Sure
What's
Going
To
Go
Down
With
That
But
No
I
Don't
Want
To
I
Feel
Kind
Of
Bad
That
I'm
Stealing
His
Glory
From
Him
But
So
Definitely
Shouts
To
Strom
On
Setting
Up
The
Original
But
Yeah
Everybody
Come
On
Down
And
Check
Us
Out
We
All
Have
A
Lot
Of
People
Different
Especially
Me
You
See
Me
Doing
Programming
All
The
Time
Oh
Where
This
Function
Work
And
Somebody
Be
You
Idiot
You
Forgot
To
Type
Cast
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If
You
Have
A
Technical
Question
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Place
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A
Whole
Range
We
Got
Noobs
All
The
Way
Up
To
Elite
And
I
Fit
In
Along
With
The
Noobs
You
And
Me
Both
Yep
But
There's
Always
You
Even
If
You
Have
A
Quick
Question
That
You
Can't
Find
Anywhere
Stop
On
By
It's
Always
A
Good
Time
Exactly
IRC
Damons
And
You
That
Should
Be
The
Name
Of
The
I
Think
That's
Going
To
Be
Our
Title
For
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Episode
IRC
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And
You
Exactly
Nice
Alright
I
Think
We
Can
Wrap
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Up
Right
About
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Have
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Us
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Oh
No
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Think
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Yeah
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Coming
Up
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That's
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June
9th
And
10th
And
Rally
North
Carolina
And
I
Figure
We
Can
Start
Plugging
This
Now
Hope
Is
Coming
Up
And
That's
July
23rd
June
23rd
In
New
York
City
At
The
Hotel
Pennsylvania
And
You
Can
Come
See
Me
And
You
Can
Hopefully
See
Zygman
Lots of
Other
Like-minded
Individuals
Maybe
We
Can
Have
An
IRC
Pound
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Gathering
Of
Some
Sort
Who
Knows
Let's
See
What's
Our
Site of
The
Week
Widgets
Yahoo
And
I
Was
Actually
Kind of
Disappointed
About
This
Because
I
Found
Out
That
For
Those
Of
You
Who
Have
Never
Heard
Of
Confabulator
It's
Basically
A
Bunch
Of
Desktop
Widgets
Basically
It's
A
Mac
OS
Dashboard
Not
That
They
Call
It
I
Think
It
Was
Mac
OS
Dashboard
Before
Mac
OS
Dashboard
Was
Mac
OS
Dashboard
They
Were
Basically
Steve
Jobs
Ripped
Them
Off
Let's
Put
It
Right
Out
There
He
Pulled
A
Bill
Gates
Getting
Revenge
Yeah
So
It's
Really
Cool
And
Actually
They
Were
An
Independent
Company
And
They
Got
Bought
Over
By
Yahoo
Which
Is
Something
That
I
Didn't
Know
About
I
Just
Kept
On
Saying
Oh
You
Know
We
Updated
We
Updated
And
I
Was
Like
Yeah
I
Don't
Have
Anything
To
Do
I
Upgrade
And
They
Said
Oh
We're
At
Widgets
Yahoo
Dot
Com
Now
And
I'm
Like
What
So
It's
For
Mac
It's
For
Windows
And
There's
A lot
Of
Interesting
Things
And
They
Do
A very
Nice
Job
With
Them
And
They're
Cute
So
You can
Have
Cuteness
All
Over
Your
Desktop
That's
What
We
All
Need
Exactly
More
Cuteness
On
The
Desktop
Email
Is
Radio
At
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Dot
Com
As
Always
It
Hasn't
Changed
Since
The
First
Show
So
I
Don't
See
Why
You
Wouldn't
Know
That
By
Now
Closing
Music
Tonight
Is
Hold on
We need
To
Go
Flip
That
Up
Here
While
He's
Flipping
I'm
Going
To
Quick
Shouts
Quick
Shout
To
Dr.
Sam
Hissau
Or
Dr.
Sam
Hissau
He's
A
Professor
At
You
Know
Let
Me
Not
Get
Into
Too
Much
Detail
But
He's
An
Excellent
Professor
And
He's
Been
Very
Helpful
Not
Only
In
Class
Work
But
In
A lot
Of
My
Personal
Project
So
I
Just
Wanted
To
Say
A
Special
I
Appreciate
It
To
I'll
Send
Shouts
Out
To
You
Dr.
And
Shouts
Out
To
Everyone
Who's
On
Pound
Been
Rub
Moved
Over
To
The
New
Server
And
Hasn't
Complained
So
Everyone
Except
Tom
Damn
Right
I
Just
Called
Him
Out
Now
Closing
Music
Tonight
Is
Metroid
To
Brinstar
It's
A
Remix
By
Avian
And
I
Think
That
Sort
Of
Wraps
It
Up
For
This
Episode
And
As
Always
We
See
You
Week
Same
Hack
Time
Same
Hack
Channel
Time
Down
Time
Table
его
Evil
Things
Years
길
Keep
Arm
Move
To
An
辱
To
Eyes
Pale
Pick
To
fest
Thank you.