slingamn

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by slingamn 4y ago
Here are my biased recommendations ;-) a. Ergo [1] as the server for a greenfield setup b. Gamja [2] and Goguma [3] ) as clients c. Soju [4] as a bouncer for non-Ergo networks [1] https://github.com/ergochat/ergo [2]
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by slingamn 5y ago
My friend made this and it's neat! https://incoherentsoftware.com/defect-process/docs/ https://store.steampowered.com/app/1136730/Defect_Process
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Defect Process: 2D hack 'n slash game in Haskell with source(github.com)
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by slingamn 5y ago
This is (1) a totally legit idea (2) achievable nearly out of the box with Ergo and Gamja! Live on our production network: https://ergo.chat/gamja/ Gamja: https://sr.ht/~emersion/gamja/ The o
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by slingamn 5y ago
We're listed on ircstats.org (under our old name of Oragono) as having 84 deployments on the public Internet last year: < https://www.ircstats.org/servers/oragono > From pseudonymous support requests I've
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by slingamn 5y ago
As the co-maintainer of Ergo, since I joined the project in 2017 it has never (to the best of my knowledge) received any funding from Andrew Lee or any company affiliated with him. In terms of ongoing specification and development work, we
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by slingamn 6y ago
Clarification, I'm the one of the maintainers of Oragono [1], an IRCv3 server project, but I don't speak for IRCv3 as a whole. In fact, I think my take is somewhat controversial in the IRCv3 community. But here goes: 1. Most of th
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by slingamn 6y ago
I'm one of the Oragono maintainers. Thanks for the kind words :-) You're correct, we're not trying to be minimal at all, more "batteries-included". The largest deployments so far are in the low hundreds of users, wi