>>196
That is simply how IRC works by default (The IRC server runs on the same hardware as the rest of this site). For now if you want to mask your IP you can use the web client, when I have time next week I'll switch the IRC server software to one where I can have IP masking always on.

>>197
Looking forward to it, thanks.

>>197
Friendly reminder!

>>199
still?

>>200
Unless it was stealthily updated without a notice here, it seems so.

>>199
>>200
>>201
I will do this tonight and fix a few other lingering issues (like the daylight savings for waptv)
There will be an update posted when I'm done.

>>202
Alright, thanks for doing this. I joined and it's empty, actually joining #ar even made me op which I'm sure you weren't intending. I'm sure you can fix that easily, though. I'll keep idling in case other people show up.

Now SSL support (would be nice)!

>>210
Will get on that!

When we were setting our IRC, figuring out how to properly set InspIRCd was a huge pain, so we decided going with UnrealIRCd which was apparently a lot easier to properly set up, so you may want to check that one

Also you will probably want to set Anope on whatever IRC daemon you are using - which allows registering channels/hosts/usernames/simple moderation tools etc

>>216
At this point it'll feel weirder me not being opped than being so lol