@guest598594 Thanks for the tip, you\'re right. I wrote that 5 years ago, I\'ll revisit it and clean stuff up.

I tacked on the last $len check of < 11 at the end just before submitting this, so I didn\'t make the most efficient way possible. Also, I don\'t bother with a wildcard when unsetting variables unless there are more than 2. Just a rule of thumb I go by. Most of my snippets have more than 2, but this one doesn\'t. I will probably clean up the code a little bit soon, but besides that everything works fine.

I was joking about the bank account thing. No way is that happening, lol

Of course it\'s useless. But don\'t worry, I\'m still working on a snippet that wires money directly into your bank account. Also coming soon, /washdishes

Fixed the bracket.. it was a pasting problem. Napa, funny for about 10 seconds then loses its appeal? You want me to make a picture window of some clowns dancing or something? It\'s a simple mIRC snippet, get over it. Apologies if it doesn\'t provide hours upon hours of endless entertainment.

Finds the "cyborg" name for a given nick. Type /cyborg <nick/name> in any window. It'll message the name to the channel, or echo if you type it in status. Example /cyborg Jagfire returns J.A.G.F.I.R.E.: Journeying Android Generated for Forbidden Infiltration and Rational Exploration

When somebody posts a link in a channel, this will echo the title of the page to you, so you know what you're clicking on. Only detects links that begin the line, not in the middle (95% of links are posted as their own line)

Based on the date you input, this will return famous birthdays that occured on that day. /bd -t <-- for today's date /bd <-- to open the dialog and select yourself /bd <-- to input via editbox

Finds a user's IP address, assuming their host is not masked. Locates the IP address on the map and displays all of the information available, including country, region/state, and city. To use, right click a user's name in the nicklist and click "Locate."

Calculates the percentage of free space you have on your C: drive, and displays it in a text-based meter to the active channel. If you're not in a channel, it'll echo it. Type /spacemeter