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The co-construction of a socio-technical communication device: the case of Internet Relay Chat

Guillaume Latzko-Toth

University of Quebec in Montreal, 2010. English translation of:

Guillaume Latzko-Toth. La co-construction d’un dispositif sociotechnique de communication: le cas de l’Internet Relay Chat. Sociologie. Université du Québec à Montréal, 2010. Français.

TL Note: If a sentence looks like this, it means the automatic translations are so shoddy that I can't understand what it's supposed to mean. This is a best-effort translation by someone who doesn't know French, and any help would be appreciated! (Thanks to Thomas for help so far!)

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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""gensite.py

Usage:
    gensite.py <group> <source-dir>
    gensite.py -h | --help
    gensite.py --version

Options:
    <source-dir>    Where the directory we'll be grabbing files from exists.

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#!/usr/bin/env python2
# Reckon IIF item list barcode adder

# written by Daniel Oaks <daniel@danieloaks.net>
# licensed under the BSD 2-clause license

#  Caution: DO NOT USE IIF. IT CAN BORK YOUR SYSTEM EASILY.

# This basically reads through each item in your item IIF, to see if it has a barcode
#  if it doesn't have a barcode and the item name contains a digit, it makes the barcode the same

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---

title: IRCv3.3 Client Capability Negotiation layout: spec work-in-progress: true updates:

• cap-3.1
• cap-3.2
• cap-notify copyrights:

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title	layout	work-in-progress	copyrights
IRCv3 `isupport` Extension	spec	true	name email period Daniel Oakley daniel@danieloaks.net 2017

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--- Python.tmLanguage
+++ Python-formatstrings.tmLanguage
@@ -1171,7 +1171,7 @@
         <key>constant_placeholder</key>
         <dict>
             <key>match</key>
-            <string>(?i:%(\([a-z_]+\))?#?0?\-?[ ]?\+?([0-9]*|\*)(\.([0-9]*|\*))?[hL]?[a-z%])</string>
+            <string>(?i:%(\([a-z_]+\))?#?0?\-?[ ]?\+?([0-9]*|\*)(\.([0-9]*|\*))?[hL]?[a-z%])|(?&lt;=[({{)+]|[^{])({[0-9a-zA-Z]*(\.[0-9a-zA-Z]*)?(\[([^\])]*)\])?(![rsa])?(:)?})(?=(}})+|[^}])</string>
             <key>name</key>
             <string>constant.other.placeholder.python</string>

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// written by Daniel Oaks <daniel@danieloaks.net>
// released under the CC0 Public Domain license

package main

import (
	"fmt"
	"os"
	"strings"

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title	layout	work-in-progress	copyrights
Bikeshedding	spec	true	name email period Daniel Oaks daniel@danieloaks.net April 1, 2017

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personal note: so right now when someone reconnects everyone sees them join with a new nickname, then after ~30-180 seconds the old nickname dies and they change their nick to match the one that just disconnected. maybe on connection you can see a cap called 'resume-connection' or similar, send a command like RESUME before authing with SASL and instead of connecting with that other nickname you essentially 'take over'  that old connection, are automatically sent channel JOINs to the channels you're in on registration. basically it NS GHOST's the old connection, in channels everyone sees like a 'RESUME' verb and chghost if they've requested the resume-connection cap, and else just see a normal quit+join (with a specified quit message). if we want to be able to display how long someone's been disconnected for we could do something like sending a timestamp with the RESUME command, then the RECONNECT will have that same timestamp and clients will be able to say "disconnected for X seconds" or similar