The channel in question is ##boardsofcanada on freenode
http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=% ... ada&uio=d4
Moderator: Aesthetics

One of the high lights of my summer that year, what an incredible time!!Techboy wrote:i have been idling here for many years. it was very good fun during TH. come say hi.
Im on 24/7, just go on and idle and check it every once in a while. Hopefully the twoism mods can make a sticky post about it or something and we can get more people on.Josh wrote:I'm on IRC quite a bit. I wish I had known about this during the TH buildup and release. If people are gonna stop by there I'll check it out.
Sounds great!!! Thanks man!!! Actually for playground ill make a solid post about it and how to register on freenode and use it. Also you should come on and register so I can mod you on thereMexicola wrote:I'll make it a sticky for a few days, but I'll move it over into the Playground too as it's not strictly about BOC per se.
Good enough?
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Not sure if this is the exact one, but is for sure what you're looking for.2020k wrote:Someone posted a website in there that you could listen to AND record shortwave stations across the world. Quite a few chatters were in there "searching for clues" (aka probably just geeking out on shortwave stations). Does anyone remember the link?
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I think it was because its a sub topic rather then a main topic they made us put the extra #. Look up freenode rules for a more detailed explanation.Cupz wrote:Hi. I'll pretty much be living here from now on, even though I don't know what the extra # is for. Extra secret?
Hey man! I actually have a mumble server, And a few other cloud servers that can also run more mumble servers. If you want I can create the server and post it on here.Rodheh wrote:Hey everyone, unrelated but related: the Twoism Skype group has been around for a while now. Unfortunately, the program has become somewhat of a nuisance to various people who would otherwise participate. Activity has dropped over the years like the IRC and it's less a matter of trying to revive it and more one of trying to find a replacement (that's not saying anything is being deleted though and anyone interested in that can still find the thread).
Anyone here use Mumble? I've finally gotten it to work. It's a stripped down program, reminds me of TeamSpeak a little bit. It's a pretty basic VOIP and text chat client (you don't have to talk over voice obviously), like Skype without ads/unnecessary bloat (i.e. animated emoticons) and of course you don't ever have to worry about starting/stopping a conversation because there's no calling.
If I created a server/had someone else create one, would anyone be wanting to use it? When Skype was at its prime, we had many great discussions, not all BoC-related but obviously it could segue into that at any time. I learned just how creative this community is and ended up working on things that would have never been made if it weren't for that group. If that could grow, this one almost certainly could as well.
Let me know. I don't want to make a thread for it until I actually decide to go ahead with it.