Web1) How do I invite ChanStat to my channel? Use the command /invite ChanStat #channel. This command is not limited and ChanStat can be invited by anyone with the ability to /invite. 2) How do I see my channel stats? Use the [@!.]chanstats command. Using the ! or . prefix will message you the link directly, otherwise using the @ prefix will ... Web33 * byte-swapping the I/O instructions. However, all accesses using. 34 * sOutDW aren't really 32-bit accesses, but should be handled in byte * sOutDW aren't really 32-bit accesses, but should be handled in byte

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WebChanStat is proud to announce its launch of a BNC service. This service is available to anyone on any network that we are currently located on. WebWe’ve now added a new detailed !seen command. It’s like the !seen provided by the network services..but on steroids! syntax: fairfax frozen egg bank

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WebChanStat started off as a small project made by two guys who had nothing better to do. Never in a million years did we think that ChanStat was going to be this large. We’re right now located on two networks, SwiftIRC and Rizon, and we’ve peaked at about 1500 channels. Development wise, ChanStat is pretty tricky. WebThe command !log will notice the user a link to a webpage that shows them up to the last 14 days of logs in that particular channel. The logs are divided up by days, and you can choose any of the past 14 days. WebThere have been a few staff changes and promotions lately. Adam has retired from the ChanStat team. We will miss him dearly. Scott` has been promoted to a helper/coder. Amanda (zomg) has been promoted to administrator. Congratulations to all of you, and keep up the good work. hira suri