It has recently been brought to my attention that some members of Massassi are unaware of the existencef my CGI::IRC chat client. It is a web-based IRC client that allows you to access the Massassi chat rooms with only a web browser. Java is not required.

It works even in networks that have the IRC port blocked. It supports most modern browsers (I think it even supports Links, but I could be mistaken)



Oh yeah, and its free. I wont even show you ads.

i was actually wondering what the url for that was awhile ago

I was the one who brought this to his attention, so everyone give me praise!... ok, maybe no praise. but anyway, thanks, GBK

HORRAY FOR GBK... I was looking around the other day for something like this... Our school has IRC locked down tight, and I dont have any outside machines to bounce off of...

You made this? I thought CGI::IRC'd already been in existance for a while

or did you do something yourself based on the module

He installed it. :p

Lord no, I didnt write it. Im far too lazy.


Not that I couldn't have...

What happened to the rest of your site?

Did it get too slow?

/me writes an ode to GBK

if(getThingFlags(source) & 0x8){
  do her}
elseif(getThingFlags(source) & 0x4){
  do other babe}
else{
  do a dude}

It takes me a long time to connect so I go and do other stuff. When I come back, it shows I've disconnect after only a page of chat....wth?

It's been in my favourites for a while. Yay GBK.

[QUOTE=Cool Matty]What happened to the rest of your site?[/QUOTE]
Rest of it? What do you mean?

This worked wonders at school for me. I have a horribly easy research paper and we're in the lab all week, so now I won't be bored after I finish the entire paper in the time given to write an outline and get sources. Yay!

You know, the actual Shauri.info website, with the image hosting, etc.

[QUOTE=Cool Matty]You know, the actual Shauri.info website, with the image hosting, etc.[/QUOTE]
Alot of those scripts broke when I re-installed Debian (on a new root hard drive)

Ive been to busy to fix them. Besides, the "image hosting" and what-not were only available to shauri.info registered users, of which there are only 5.