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Missing the BBS days

beatmix01

Golden Member
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I miss the good ole days of the BBS. All command line. No fluff. Ah those were the days.

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I remember relentlessly dialing in to a 4 line BBS for 1.5 hours until connecting.

The memories 🙂
 
I remember being angry because a BBS that I frequented had a one-hour timelimit, which wasn't long enough for me to download a 1MB file. 😛
 
I used to run one on my C=64. Very very good times. "9th Nebula" 😀 Anyone else run DS2 v2 BBSs back in the day? We used to have flame wars against the guys that used the Image software. ah, memories.

My nick back then was "Daredevil" or "DD" (comic book). heh
 
Originally posted by: SynthDude2001
I remember being angry because a BBS that I frequented had a one-hour timelimit, which wasn't long enough for me to download a 1MB file. 😛

LOL...i dont stretch quite that far back...i didnt get online until i got my cyrix pr133 with a 14.4 modem 😀

had a 80286 but never got online with it
 
I remember dialing up to Epic's BBS where u can play One Must Fall 2097 (and Tyrian as well, but co-op is no fun) against other players. The number was local too, so I used to be on a lot before they shut it down.
 
I had ye old 300 baud and then the super fast 1200 baud modems. I used to have a notebook with all my BBS numbers in it. I remember actually having to wait a few hours before the download was finished. Who knows how large those files were, probably 600K.
 
I also remember constantly changing the transmit protocols between Kermit and the likes.... Kermit always worked the fastest for me.
 
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