I use the search engine to determine which network and channel has what I want. Usually it’s the same bot too. Then if the send command offers the wrong item, I just have to !s to figure out what the current pack # is.

I primarily use xdcc.eu and download from #beast-xdcc, #elitewarez, #moviegods (irc.abjects.net), the.source (irc.scenep2p.net), #elitewarez (irc.rizon.net), and sometimes #zombie-warez (irc.abandoned-irc.net)

Same - have to !s Just gotta overcome the embarrassment

I don’t think there can be a good search engine due to bots constantly reorganizing their offerings instead of just incrementing their list to add a new package.

But if anyone does know a good index that can keep up with the bot’s changes, I’d appreciate it as well.

Ah, it’s a practice that’s sometimes done in software engineering teams. One key point is that one person in the pair is at the keyboard and the other person is reviewing their work, providing suggestions. I’ve never tried it with two people at the keyboard… but it looks effective… 😏

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pair_programming

I’m just joshin’ ya. obviously this isn’t paired programming

OP has never heard of paired programming

Ash Ketchum