Ah, what the hell are you talking about? LOL, sorry. I would not call you names as your post suggests I'm glad I know enough about computers to know to call you if mine does not work.
LOL I still have a tnc laying around somewhere. I think the .1 digipeater is on at the top of the midcon tower.
You know how email is the digital version of letter writing... well, this is about the old version of the internet. What we're talking on now... came from this stuff. It was a logistical nightmare. And for the most part it's abandoned now. Much like an ancient city, lost to time... bits and pieces remain, just enough to get a window into the past.
I'd almost bet my right hand remembers VAX/VMS EDT commands even if my head doesn't.
Last time I was on a VAX was in 1999, it was weird - I had to edit a file and as long as I didn't think about it too much the commands were almost instinctive.
Last time I was on a VAX was in 1999, it was weird - I had to edit a file and as long as I didn't think about it too much the commands were almost instinctive.
Geez; I spent a lot of time on Vaxen when I was programming in FORTRAN, but I haven't been near one in years. I remember when a former colleague got a shiny new VAXStation, and we both laughed at its unbelievably huge 125MB O/S...
Oh boy I need some legend of the red Dragon!
a guy that i used to work with til recent, just last year went to digital, mainly because he was TOO cheap to get off of dial up.
