On 3/4/2020 3:35 PM, between "Blake Patterson : Josh Allen-Clark":

spending a lot of time on telnet BBS' in the past couple of
years though, and it's a great way to put vintage
computers to use (I have a number of them setup for
use : http://is.gd/Evgcl1).

Hello Blake,

A whole room dedicated for this.. amazing. Well organized. Impressive.

I setup a page on my blog that is a kind-of guide for people
wanting to give BBSing a shot (hopefully) and also links to
some of the BBS adventures that
I've documented online : https://bytecellar.com/bbsing/

Your photo collection is amazing. It is quite an extensive chronicle of your collection and activities.

I really liked the Ipad w/keyboard and the screenshot of Black Flag BBS:

"fidoNet is alive, even if you say no."



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On 09 Mar 2020, August Abolins said the following...

use : http://is.gd/Evgcl1).

Hello Blake,
A whole room dedicated for this.. amazing. Well organized. Impressive.

some of the BBS adventures that
I've documented online : https://bytecellar.com/bbsing/

Your photo collection is amazing. It is quite an extensive chronicle of your collection and activities.

Many thanks, August. It is fun to put the vintage systems through their
paces. I find BBSing on them is an excellent way to get sometime on various different machines. I am currently logged in on my Amiga 2000 '020 runnning Term 4.8. Ethernet on this machine and the '020 make it a pretty great BBS driver.

Latest is I'm trying to get a CoCo 3 online. I have a 512K unit and a modern MPI that has 2 slots, but for some reason the RS-232 cart is not being seen
my the terminal program (Twilight Term). Will get it eventually... :-)

bp

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