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Originally posted by: orky56
im an AOLer. thats right. im smart enough to use the internet but not smart enough to switch. acutally the real reason im still stuck on this darned thing is my sis likes her email address tooooo much. so yeah isp wont change meaning no dsl meaning connecting to the internet on a 56k modem at 24k. grrrrr. good thing college is the complete opposite..grrr..im done now!![]()
Originally posted by: yukichigai
Good example: I op in an IRC channel. I'd noticed whilst chatting (yes, I use IRC for chat) in another room that some guy kept popping in and cutting/pasting large blocks of conversations from other rooms until he (I'm assuming it was a he) was kicked. His Ident and Nickname kept changing every time, so banning by that was no good. Finally, someone banned him by part of his subdomain. (ABCDEFG.aol.com) Except not 10 seconds later the guy is back, and guess what, most of his subdomain was different. The only part that was the same was the first three letters, ACB. When ACB*.aol.com was banned it took out several people from multiple countries, including Australia, England and America.
That's basically what AnandTech has done: AOL is banned by email and IP range. Some people are cut off, but I at the same time, I think we can agree that it has made for a cleaner forum with no one really suffering from the block. AOL is a haven for spammers and other looser types, and should be banned accordingly.Originally posted by: jagec
Originally posted by: yukichigai
Good example: I op in an IRC channel. I'd noticed whilst chatting (yes, I use IRC for chat) in another room that some guy kept popping in and cutting/pasting large blocks of conversations from other rooms until he (I'm assuming it was a he) was kicked. His Ident and Nickname kept changing every time, so banning by that was no good. Finally, someone banned him by part of his subdomain. (ABCDEFG.aol.com) Except not 10 seconds later the guy is back, and guess what, most of his subdomain was different. The only part that was the same was the first three letters, ACB. When ACB*.aol.com was banned it took out several people from multiple countries, including Australia, England and America.
I'm surprised you haven't banned *.aol.com ...I mean really, what AOL user knows anything about IRC? All you'll get is "WTF, HWO DOO U G3T WaRZZ ON THS ChNALL!!!!1``` LOL KTHXBYE ;-)"
As for the poll, the second question is biased...
there's no < 50![]()
Originally posted by: Amused
Originally posted by: PingSpike
Originally posted by: Amused
Originally posted by: KirbsAw
Originally posted by: Amused
Elitism sucks.
You must not be part of the elite then![]()
Hardly. I voted no.
Who could blame you, why would anyone vote to ban themselves?![]()
Actually, InsightBB is my ISP.
Originally posted by: PingSpike
Originally posted by: Amused
Originally posted by: PingSpike
Originally posted by: Amused
Originally posted by: KirbsAw
Originally posted by: Amused
Elitism sucks.
You must not be part of the elite then![]()
Hardly. I voted no.
Who could blame you, why would anyone vote to ban themselves?![]()
Actually, InsightBB is my ISP.
Since 95% of everything I say on here is heavily laced with sarcasm, I would have hoped your detector would have been going off! Please recalibrate, I even had a smiley face.