Favorite IRC channels?
Cold Titanium
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Just started exploring the world of IRC and was wondering if anyone had any favorite channels they found helpful or cool.
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Expect
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Well, depends what you're looking for.
I for one use the Freenode network.
any programming language, security / virtualization platform you can think of has a channel there. -
Kinet1c
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I'm in a few on the Freenode network too:
#juniper
#cisco
#vmware
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TheNewITGuy
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Well damn, I've been on IRC about 18 years now wow.. it aint what it used to be. I'm in #cisco on freenode / #windows-server and #vmware
dalnet used to be good, but I havent seen much action out of it in years. Freenode I think is the best for the geek -
pamccabe
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IRC is great. I've been on it for about 10 years now. It depends on your interest. For networking I enjoy #cisco, for linux it depends on the distro. I like #slackware and #centos.
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tier~
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I don't get on IRC too often these days but if I do it's usually on freenode; #cyanogenmod, #archlinux, #powershell.
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gorebrush
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Stopped using IRC years and years ago. Will have to give it another go. -
Ukimokia
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I use IRC all the time, but it's for work and nothing tech related.
