Re: [PLUG] IRC during an apocalypse
Along with reggae, calypso is one of the most popular rhythms of the West Indies. Although its roots are African, calypso originated in the plantations of Trinidad. ... By superimposing the conga rhythm over the bass drum pattern, a basic calypso beat is achieved. JFYI Get BlueMail for Android On 2 Apr 2020, 12:59 PM, at 12:59 PM, Tejas Sanap wrote: >Hey, folks! > >(Warning: This is part-rant and part-opinion) > >Browsing through the IRC subreddit[1] I ran into an interesting list[2] >of all the reasons why one should still use IRC. > >One of the reasons was that IRC is a protocol and all other mediums of >communication are softwares or platforms. The IRC protocol is *always* >going to be around. Slack or Discord or Skype may be gone some day, the >IRC protocol will still be around, even if no one is using it. > >Another important part, is the extensively decentralised nature of IRC >networks. The probability of an entire network falling apart is a >really small one almost negligible. > >However, my favourite reason that the OP of that post mentioned is how >easy it is to connect to an IRC network. One can do it using very poor >or very old hardware or very weak network speed, and it will still >function decently. This, I think, is very important in during an >apocalypse. I think, we can count on IRC and Radio to have our backs in >such a crisis. > >[1]: https://www.reddit.com/r/irc/ >[2]: >https://www.reddit.com/r/irc/comments/fd801p/10_reasons/?ref=share_source=link > >-- >Tejas Sanap. >(whereistejas on Freenode) >https://whereistejas.me >___ >plug-mail mailing list >plug-mail@plug.org.in >http://list.plug.org.in/listinfo/plug-mail ___ plug-mail mailing list plug-mail@plug.org.in http://list.plug.org.in/listinfo/plug-mail
Re: [PLUG] IRC during an apocalypse
With Oppo handset for listening to music. Get BlueMail for Android On 4 Apr 2020, 12:45 PM, at 12:45 PM, Inkar Nation wrote: >Can listen to "Calypso Beet (Hawaiian / West Indian Music)" during >apocalypse instead of meddling in God's affairs.. > >Get BlueMail for Android > >On 2 Apr 2020, 12:59 PM, at 12:59 PM, Tejas Sanap > wrote: >>Hey, folks! >> >>(Warning: This is part-rant and part-opinion) >> >>Browsing through the IRC subreddit[1] I ran into an interesting >list[2] >>of all the reasons why one should still use IRC. >> >>One of the reasons was that IRC is a protocol and all other mediums of >>communication are softwares or platforms. The IRC protocol is *always* >>going to be around. Slack or Discord or Skype may be gone some day, >the >>IRC protocol will still be around, even if no one is using it. >> >>Another important part, is the extensively decentralised nature of IRC >>networks. The probability of an entire network falling apart is a >>really small one almost negligible. >> >>However, my favourite reason that the OP of that post mentioned is how >>easy it is to connect to an IRC network. One can do it using very poor >>or very old hardware or very weak network speed, and it will still >>function decently. This, I think, is very important in during an >>apocalypse. I think, we can count on IRC and Radio to have our backs >in >>such a crisis. >> >>[1]: https://www.reddit.com/r/irc/ >>[2]: >>https://www.reddit.com/r/irc/comments/fd801p/10_reasons/?ref=share_source=link >> >>-- >>Tejas Sanap. >>(whereistejas on Freenode) >>https://whereistejas.me >>___ >>plug-mail mailing list >>plug-mail@plug.org.in >>http://list.plug.org.in/listinfo/plug-mail ___ plug-mail mailing list plug-mail@plug.org.in http://list.plug.org.in/listinfo/plug-mail
Re: [PLUG] IRC during an apocalypse
Can listen to "Calypso Beet (Hawaiian / West Indian Music)" during apocalypse instead of meddling in God's affairs.. Get BlueMail for Android On 2 Apr 2020, 12:59 PM, at 12:59 PM, Tejas Sanap wrote: >Hey, folks! > >(Warning: This is part-rant and part-opinion) > >Browsing through the IRC subreddit[1] I ran into an interesting list[2] >of all the reasons why one should still use IRC. > >One of the reasons was that IRC is a protocol and all other mediums of >communication are softwares or platforms. The IRC protocol is *always* >going to be around. Slack or Discord or Skype may be gone some day, the >IRC protocol will still be around, even if no one is using it. > >Another important part, is the extensively decentralised nature of IRC >networks. The probability of an entire network falling apart is a >really small one almost negligible. > >However, my favourite reason that the OP of that post mentioned is how >easy it is to connect to an IRC network. One can do it using very poor >or very old hardware or very weak network speed, and it will still >function decently. This, I think, is very important in during an >apocalypse. I think, we can count on IRC and Radio to have our backs in >such a crisis. > >[1]: https://www.reddit.com/r/irc/ >[2]: >https://www.reddit.com/r/irc/comments/fd801p/10_reasons/?ref=share_source=link > >-- >Tejas Sanap. >(whereistejas on Freenode) >https://whereistejas.me >___ >plug-mail mailing list >plug-mail@plug.org.in >http://list.plug.org.in/listinfo/plug-mail ___ plug-mail mailing list plug-mail@plug.org.in http://list.plug.org.in/listinfo/plug-mail
