Non-Subscriber Kick

What makes the speed of non-subscriber kick fast the way you code it or your connection?

it's more the connection really, as in DogCollar vs Vincula, DC will always beat an unmodified Vincula. With DC, even if you don't use signals or sockread, you can do it this way.

on @!*:JOIN:#: if ($dc.profile($chan,$nick) == spectator) kick $chan $nick non-sub

That will do the job in DC, for which you would have to do the ping, then using raw 908 to know if it wasn't able to ping, etc (in vincula). And the DC code is more accurate as opposed to the 908 because 908 is using variables which override eachother.

But yea, it's more the actual way the connection is written, as well as the fact that you comp could be a bomb compared to a beauty (my 350mhz vs my dual core 2ghz laptop), and your net speed.

Yeah I was thinking the net speed has some play as well as computer speed .350mhz is that a typo?

there is no "full stop"350mhz on my post

And no that isn't a typo, the comps in my house has all been switched around since i bought my laptop. My laptop can outdo my old 3ghz computer. I got the 350mhz computer from my little sister's room, and it is now set up as a print server, biblebot for MSN Messenger and GD5 runner. But yea, whilst my laptop is online, i make my laptop take over GD5 opperations as it does kill my 350mhz speed

Hey bro. Sell me your laptop, lol. Just kidding. Yes, net speed does have somewhat to do with it, but it is more about the coding which TGK is awesome in.

3,500 AUD (about 2700 USD), comes with 3 years international warrenty including international theft and damage cover. dual core 2ghz, 2 gig ram, 100 gig hdd, windows media center, windows vista, and 3rd partition, 256meg ATI Mobility x1400 graphics card, 15.4" true widescreen, dual layer dvd burner, wi-fi and blue tooth. Oh wait, i'm not selling, or am i?

HOLY! How much did that thing cost? (Sorry I'm going a little off topic here :|)

DELL Inspiron 6400

Intel Centrino Core Duo (T2500) 2Ghz

100gig harddrive (which i partitioned into 3)

2 GIG DDR2 Ram

Windows Media Center with SP2 (by default, and i installed Windows Vista Beta 2 onto one of the other partitions, and i use the 3rd to store data)

NEC (ND-6650A) Dual layer DVD Burner

ATI Mobility Radeon X1400 (256meg) (with VGA and S-Video Out)

SigmaTel High Definition Audio CODEC

Conexant HDA D110 MDC V.92 Modem (dial up, not used, but it works )

Broadcom 440x 10/100 Integrated Controller (Ethernet 802.3)

Intel® PRO/Wireless 3945ABG

4 USB Ports

3 in 1 card reader (SD/MMC/XD)

Toshiba Bluetooth

Exta Laptop Cover (which clips over the top of the normal case)

Carry Case

3 years international warranty, covers damage and theft, not just here but overseas, as well as 24/7 technical support (tested it as well, cause i have emailed them about a few things).

Total Price = $3,459 AUD (Appox $2,593 USD)

I bought it about a month and a bit ago now, it's pretty good, i've found out my firewire port was stuffed, so i just emailed dell support, and by the end of the week, there was a DELL tech out here, and they put in a new motherboard right infront of me. Took about 20 minutes. You might think, it's brand new, so it shouldn't happen, but you gotta think, it is getting built in US, and then shipped here, so yea, in all the moving things could stuff up, but aye atleast they were more than happy to send a tech out and fix things up.

Wait... what's the topic again?

So back on topic So anyone mind showing me different codes, which ones should be faster than others.

what connection are you using first? And has it been modified? I have gave you codes before haven't i? Normally a straight built in non-sub kick to the connection will be quickest, but it's not always the best because it can easily cause you to flood out in a flood, hence why i gave you the ss version before.

No hasnt been modified. I have been trying different connections out lately some seem more stable then others and cant really test out things other than using it to idle lol