Re: Re: Rebuild of kernel 2.6.9-67.0.20.EL failure

["nate" <centos@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Scott Silva wrote:

> IRC was a right of passage for us "old" IT guys, especially in college. If
> you
> didn't lurk on IRC, you didn't communicate. And you always had a DCC serv
> running with things you thought no one else could live without. Anyone
> remember the ascii porn?

The IRC community I was with seemed to completely die out during the last
recession. Though I continue to have an IRC client connected 24/7(it takes
so little bandwidth to idle), I write maybe a few lines of text a year these
days. I scroll back in my log files and see the channels are dead(a week
or more can go by with nobody saying anything, with 10+ people in the channel)

IRC was quite addictive for me anyways in the 90s.

nate


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