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Should I pick up IRC or go another route? What I need are public chat and private instant messaging on my social network. (I plan to rent VPS for the matter.)
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In my team I have some developers that always have two or three IM windows open. The majority of these windows are not related with the project where they are nor with asking or offering programming help.
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