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Helps make you invisible. See "Note on invisibility" (two.7.four)

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Receives server notices. You get various info sent between servers. Mostly kills and G-lines,Office 2007 Professional, but additionally nickname collisions,Microsoft Office 2007 Pro, invalid usernames, splits e.t.c See two.5.three for masks for this command. (ircu only)

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Gets wallops. The IRCops broadcast messages with this, you could even catch an IRCop-conversation! (Virtually like tuning in about the police-radio, eh? :-P ) As for that minute, "uworld.undernet.org", that is the X support on Undernet,Microsoft Office 2007 Pro Plus, uses the Wallops as well. ircu2.ten.ten has the choice of disabling this for standard users
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[New in ircu2.10.04] You get “HACK wallops”. After a desynch of the net, servers would start mending it and creating large amount of these wallops. This tended to flood the user and desynchs were even created to do just that. Therefore these wallops were moved to beeing “DESYNCH messages”, displayed as wallops to the user if he were +g
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Deaf in all channels. Ircu only. You won't "hear" a thing that's said in the channels. Private messages get trough though. Primary reason is making the job easier for services bots that dosn't want to process channel messages. Makes logging of changes in chan easier as well, and would suffice as an overly brute channel-flood stopper.
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On a network where everyone runs ircu2.10.11 or above, you will be able to turn on this mode after logging into X on Undernet or whatever services your net would be running. setting this mode hides your hostname (your internet address) in the /whois reply and elsewhere. The hostname “modem44.londonpark.com” used by the registered user WinstonC would be masked as “winstonc.end users.undernet.org”,Office 2010 Download, so these users are still fully banable,Office 2010 Activation Key, even though their ISP can’t be tracked down.

Hiding your hostname will shield you against several types of attacks often carried out on IRC, but be aware that taking part in a DCC chat or filetransfer will reveal your IP-address, so turn off automatic acceptance of these if you want to use +x.
Also see use of passwords during logon (seven)