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Council Room Feedback / Re: Anyone want to maintain councilroom?
« on: December 19, 2012, 12:12:10 am »
welp.
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Council Room Feedback / Re: Anyone want to maintain councilroom?
« on: December 15, 2012, 08:58:44 pm »
It means you're in a suppressed room. If you're "k" then you were in the AFK channel. I moved you to Zoloft.
But at any rate, how do we get started.
But at any rate, how do we get started.
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Council Room Feedback / Re: Anyone want to maintain councilroom?
« on: December 15, 2012, 04:55:56 pm »
I managed to get a stable enough Internet connection on 3G to check to see that the mumble server is running and it is, so if you're unfamiliar with mumble, here's the process.
You can download the mumble client here:
http://mumble.sourceforge.net/
Once you have it downloaded and installed, connection>new should get you to this:
Enter the server information as you see there (label it whatever you want).
Supply your own username and password. The server does not care the first time you sign in but each subsequent sign in will require this information.
You can then press connect to connect.
Once you are connected to the server, pull the Self menu down to Register so that your username and password are secured for life.
Editor's Note: I highly suggest you configure push to talk if for nothing more than the sanity of the people who don't want to hear you chewing or breathing into your mic. You can do this by going configure>settings> Under transmission change it to push to talk. And then you can configure the push button by going configure>settings>shortcuts> press add, click the 'unassigned' option that shows up, change to push to talk, press the short cut area, press the key you want to use as your push to talk button.
You can download the mumble client here:
http://mumble.sourceforge.net/
Once you have it downloaded and installed, connection>new should get you to this:
Enter the server information as you see there (label it whatever you want).
Supply your own username and password. The server does not care the first time you sign in but each subsequent sign in will require this information.
You can then press connect to connect.
Once you are connected to the server, pull the Self menu down to Register so that your username and password are secured for life.
Editor's Note: I highly suggest you configure push to talk if for nothing more than the sanity of the people who don't want to hear you chewing or breathing into your mic. You can do this by going configure>settings> Under transmission change it to push to talk. And then you can configure the push button by going configure>settings>shortcuts> press add, click the 'unassigned' option that shows up, change to push to talk, press the short cut area, press the key you want to use as your push to talk button.
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Council Room Feedback / Re: Anyone want to maintain councilroom?
« on: December 15, 2012, 02:35:41 pm »
I'll probably just be getting off the train around that time. It would have to be later. Around 9ish?
If that's too late for you I'm available all day Sunday.
If that's too late for you I'm available all day Sunday.
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Council Room Feedback / Re: Anyone want to maintain councilroom?
« on: December 15, 2012, 02:29:27 pm »
I didn't expect such a quick response. I'm on a train headed home for the holidays so I'll be on a bit later tonight.
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Council Room Feedback / Re: Anyone want to maintain councilroom?
« on: December 15, 2012, 02:09:36 pm »
Is this where I go to collect my Santa hat?
I'm the dude that mith was referring to. I basically have unlimited resources for this type of project and he made a convincing pitch.
The fact that it's written in python is a bonus.
Maybe we should all get together in a mumble room or something and talk this over. I'm usually idling in either Zoloft or one of the gaming channels on the Mumble server hosted at apollo.corbe.net.
I'm the dude that mith was referring to. I basically have unlimited resources for this type of project and he made a convincing pitch.
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The fact that it's written in python is a bonus.
Maybe we should all get together in a mumble room or something and talk this over. I'm usually idling in either Zoloft or one of the gaming channels on the Mumble server hosted at apollo.corbe.net.
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