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To join Xisto IRC: 1. Download an IRC client (I recommend HydraIRC (HydraIRC). 2. Unzip and install it. 3. Run HydraIRC and create a new profile. 4.Go to File>New Server. 5.In the URI box, move to the end of the line and type irc.dalnet.com 6.Leave the password box blank. 7.Click OK. 8.In the box that has opened, make sure there are no messages applicable to you (if there are, follow the instructions on-screen). 9.In the box at the bottom of this screen type: /join #Xisto 10. Start chatting! PS: If the channel #Xisto doesn't exist, I can't help you at the moment, sorry, I may edit this post to help you out later, but I don't know now. PPS: I don't know much about IRC, so I don't know if these instructions will work in all cases.

Did you know Russia (I think) once tried to create a three-state computer system?All computer systems currently operate as two-state systems, working based on the principle that if there is 5 volts going throug a wire, it is considered "one" and that if there is no voltage it is considered "zero". This allows for the working of the binary system.However, Russia (I think) once tried to create a three-state system by having 0 volts, x volts and 5 volts (I don't know how many volts the other one was). However, this failed, because there was not a distinct enough difference between the different voltages, resulting in mistakes within the computer.I hope I posted this in the right area, moderators should please feel free to move it if it is not in the right place.

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