Question about #daria+

OK, a quick question about the channel on IRC...which type of server is it on???...obviously not DalNET. Thanks

Lesley

"Every turkey dies, not every turkey truly lives." - Chef

On 08 Nov 1999 06:38:32 GMT, [email] (The troublesome one) wrote:

Ermm...it is on DalNet :)

Damon Orca on #Stars!

On 08 Nov 1999 06:38:32 GMT, [email] (The troublesome one) wrote:

According to the Lawndale Commons, it is on DalNET.

Unless my memory is failing... which is believable.

I thought it was the turkey that said it.

[email] wrote:

No, it was Chef. The turkeys just made "gobble" sounds that were translated at the bottom of the screen.

rich.

Jane: Usually when I have this dream I'm wearing pink taffeta.

On Mon, 08 Nov 1999 19:29:30 GMT, [email] (paperpusher) wrote:

Exactly. I thought Chef quoted the real speach, and the turkeyspeak translated into the modified speach.

Haven't seen that one in a while, though.

On 08 Nov 1999 06:38:32 GMT, [email] (The troublesome one) wrote:

It is on DalNet. And you might want to check out the schedule to find out exactly when people are going to be there (you might have gone at the wrong time and found no one there).

The schedule is as follows (information from Lawndale Commons):

Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday nights from 6pm Pacific/9pm Eastern to 10pm Pacific/1am Eastern. Sunday mornings (Brunch with Daria!) from 11am Pacific/2pm Eastern to 2pm Pacific/5pm Eastern.

I believe they have Wednesday night chats when there are new "Daria" episodes showing. Now that there aren't any, I'm not too sure if they still have it.

Check out the information for yourself at http://www.2cowherd.net/catseye/thecommons/irc.html

Warm regards,

Nicole Lee

Nicole Lee wrote in message news:[email]...

I thought I'd add the UTC (GMT, Zulu) times for the benefit of the 33% of _Daria_ fans who don't live in the USA[1]. Most of us will know, or be able easily to find out, our time difference from UTC[2].

This table is best used in a monospaced (fixed width) font like Courier, and applies until local summer time ("daylight saving") begins in the spring of 2000.

---Day---    --UTC(GMT)--    ----UK-----    --W Europe-
Wednesday    0200 to 0600    2am to  6am    3am to  7am
Friday       0200 to 0600    2am to  6am    3am to  7am
Saturday     0200 to 0600    2am to  6am    3am to  7am
Sunday       1900 to 2200    7pm to 10pm    8pm to 11pm

Sorry for not adding times for Oz, but I didn't know which Australian time zone to use![3]

Hope this helps someone.

Martin.

[1] http://www.sylvesternet.freeserve.co.uk/members/daria/

[2] If you're using Windows 98:
    (1) Double-click on the time at the bottom right of your screen.
    (2) Click on the "Time Zone" tab: you'll see a line beginning with
"(GMT+[hh:mm])" or "(GMT-[hh:mm])". *If* your PC is properly set up, hh:mm
is the time to add to, or subtract from, UTC to find your local standard
time. You may need, in the summer, to adjust for your country's daylight
saving time.
    (3) Click "Cancel"

[3] Oh, and Liz says thanks for the support. <g>

[email] (Nicole Lee) wrote:

And make sure you're using the preferred server, too. Currently the server that's the least flaky (for DalNet) is liberty.nj.us.dal.net, port 6667. If you use Pirch, you should be able to select it from a drop-down list.

The reason we use the liberty server is that the webzone.ok.us.dal.net server tends to flake out pretty frequently, while the liberty one is a bit more stable. Also, when everyone's on the same server, lag times are significantly reduced.

HTH rich. (who will be late on tuesday-- i've got glass-blowing class.)

Quinn: People are so weird!

Daria: Some are weird. Some are just astonishingly self-centered and deceitful.

On Mon, 08 Nov 1999 08:02:40 GMT, [email] (Nicole Lee) wrote:

A couple of us usually end up dropping in on Wednesdays whether or not there was a new Daria episode...granted there's usually more if there was one :)

Damon Orca on #Stars!

In article , [email] (The troublesome one) wrote:

It actually IS on DALnet.

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