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| The Personal Telco Project runs the #ptp channel on irc.personaltelco.net, a member of the Wireless IRC network. Nothing useful happens in #ptp though, so don't expect deep and revealing discussions into the meta-physical plane of existence, or anything. | The Personal Telco Project runs the #ptp channel on irc.personaltelco.net. Nothing useful happens in #ptp though, so don't expect deep and revealing discussions into the meta-physical plane of existence, or anything. |
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Server: irc.personaltelco.net or irc.freenetworks.org [[BR]] Channel: #wireless, #ptp |
Server: irc.personaltelco.net or irc2.personaltelco.net [[BR]] Channel: #ptp |
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| Another very popular general wireless channel is #wireless on irc.freenode.net. not to be confused with irc.freenetworks.org, they are two separate networks. | Another very popular general wireless channel is #wireless on irc.freenode.net. Not to be confused with irc.personaltelco.net, they are two separate networks. |
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| irc.bcwireless.net offers an archive of sorts. | irc.bcwireless.net offers a network of CWN channels. SeattleWireless find themselves on irc.efnet.net, see SeattleWireless:IrcChannel for more information. |
The Personal Telco Project runs the #ptp channel on irc.personaltelco.net. Nothing useful happens in #ptp though, so don't expect deep and revealing discussions into the meta-physical plane of existence, or anything.
If you are an IRC newbie like myself you might find the IrcHelp page useful for some basic commands. -- AdamShand
Server: irc.personaltelco.net or irc2.personaltelco.net BR Channel: #ptp
Browsers like Mozilla will allow you to paste the following URL into it (assuming that you have [http://www.hacksrus.com/~ginda/chatzilla/ ChatZilla] installed): BR irc://irc.personaltelco.org/ptp
Another very popular general wireless channel is #wireless on irc.freenode.net. Not to be confused with irc.personaltelco.net, they are two separate networks.
irc.bcwireless.net offers a network of CWN channels. SeattleWireless find themselves on irc.efnet.net, see IrcChannel for more information.
Regulars on the channel, please list yourselves here.
Name/Wiki Name |
irc nick |
adams |
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don-o |
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collord |
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Noodle |
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aml |
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judah |
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forrest |
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Bowlie |
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rlangis |
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smb |
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Schuyler |
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ipl31 |
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PatrickS |
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bluefin |
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eliab |
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jonas_ |
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matthewa |
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manimal |
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dje |
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natp |
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sschroedl |
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keegan |
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toffer |
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tomwsmf |
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tom |
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launi |
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musashi |
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maj |
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rob_ap |
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stef |
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jmc |
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rainit |
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ppilate |
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brianc |
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caleb |
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russell |
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If you really need to reach someone you are better off to try the mailing list or web page which have much larger participation. Or you could use the !send command in WifiFred.
- Also please note there have been spontaneous channels created around #wireless like #wireless-es by a couple of people from .es. So ask around.
An active list of wireless channels is available from [http://www.bcwireless.net/wififred/online.php BC Wireless.net].
A WirelessIRC network has also recently been created, with many people in Australia and North America present. Connect to irc.freenetworks.org port 6667. We have recently switched to this network.
I couldn't figure out the sorting algorithm so just added myself to the end. Anyone care to clue me in? Warning, I don't have the magic decoder ring that comes with root ptp access yet so you'll have to use plain speak :) -- BrandonCsSanders