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  1. @Matthias aber was heißt denn "nur in einem Bulletin Board System" ... das war doch viel besser als sich im Internet durch die klickibunti Seiten zu schlagen. 😁

    #dfü #mailbox #bbs #BulletinBoardSystem @Rundkuchenbrot

  2. @Matthias aber was heißt denn "nur in einem Bulletin Board System" ... das war doch viel besser als sich im Internet durch die klickibunti Seiten zu schlagen. 😁

    #dfü #mailbox #bbs #BulletinBoardSystem @Rundkuchenbrot

  3. @Matthias aber was heißt denn "nur in einem Bulletin Board System" ... das war doch viel besser als sich im Internet durch die klickibunti Seiten zu schlagen. 😁

    #dfü #mailbox #bbs #BulletinBoardSystem @Rundkuchenbrot

  4. @Matthias aber was heißt denn "nur in einem Bulletin Board System" ... das war doch viel besser als sich im Internet durch die klickibunti Seiten zu schlagen. 😁

    #dfü #mailbox #bbs #BulletinBoardSystem @Rundkuchenbrot

  5. @Matthias aber was heißt denn "nur in einem Bulletin Board System" ... das war doch viel besser als sich im Internet durch die klickibunti Seiten zu schlagen. 😁

    #dfü #mailbox #bbs #BulletinBoardSystem @Rundkuchenbrot

  6. Back to basics, so with all the web has become, I'm looking at the past, where newsgroups, private BBS and generally isolated sites and systems ruled.

    Does anyone have any that are still alive?
    #1990internet #newsgroups #bbs #bulletinboardsystem #retrocomputing #electronicprojects

  7. Back to basics, so with all the web has become, I'm looking at the past, where newsgroups, private BBS and generally isolated sites and systems ruled.

    Does anyone have any that are still alive?
    #1990internet #newsgroups #bbs #bulletinboardsystem #retrocomputing #electronicprojects

  8. Back to basics, so with all the web has become, I'm looking at the past, where newsgroups, private BBS and generally isolated sites and systems ruled.

    Does anyone have any that are still alive?
    #1990internet #newsgroups #bbs #bulletinboardsystem #retrocomputing #electronicprojects

  9. Back to basics, so with all the web has become, I'm looking at the past, where newsgroups, private BBS and generally isolated sites and systems ruled.

    Does anyone have any that are still alive?
    #1990internet #newsgroups #bbs #bulletinboardsystem #retrocomputing #electronicprojects

  10. Back to basics, so with all the web has become, I'm looking at the past, where newsgroups, private BBS and generally isolated sites and systems ruled.

    Does anyone have any that are still alive?
    #1990internet #newsgroups #bbs #bulletinboardsystem #retrocomputing #electronicprojects

  11. What better way to relax on your Sunday by visting a BBS or few. We have an ever growing BBS Directory and while there why not list your own BBS!

    Our BBS DIRECTORY Here:
    8bitboyz.com/bbs-directory/

    #BBS #BulletinBoardSystem #Telnet

  12. What better way to relax on your Sunday by visting a BBS or few. We have an ever growing BBS Directory and while there why not list your own BBS!

    Our BBS DIRECTORY Here:
    8bitboyz.com/bbs-directory/

    #BBS #BulletinBoardSystem #Telnet

  13. What better way to relax on your Sunday by visting a BBS or few. We have an ever growing BBS Directory and while there why not list your own BBS!

    Our BBS DIRECTORY Here:
    8bitboyz.com/bbs-directory/

    #BBS #BulletinBoardSystem #Telnet

  14. What better way to relax on your Sunday by visting a BBS or few. We have an ever growing BBS Directory and while there why not list your own BBS!

    Our BBS DIRECTORY Here:
    8bitboyz.com/bbs-directory/

    #BBS #BulletinBoardSystem #Telnet

  15. Feb. 16, 1978 -- forty eight years ago today -- the first public dial-up bulletin board system or BBS went online.

    Wired: "1978: Ward Christensen and Randy Suess launch the first public dialup bulletin board system. The two unleash the kernel of what would eventually spawn the world wide web, countless online messaging systems..."

    wired.com/2010/02/0216cbbs-fir

    I got my first modem in the summer of 1986, a Prometheus ProModem 1200A (modem on a card) for the Apple II. The first BBS I logged in to was OxGate, an RBBS/RCPM system the phone number of which I still can remember (my earliest BBS software -- firmware-based on that modem card -- had no phone book). I used BBSs avidly until sometime in 1994, when I subscribed to a local ISP's (Widomaker of Williamsburg, VA) dial-up modem-based PPP service that brought TCP/IP to my 486 PC with Windows 3.1. I could then browse the web from home, and that was basically the end of BBSing for me -- for the moment, anyway.

    For those interested in experiencing this early form of online community, there are many BBSs online right now, accessible via telnet on systems old and new. I've enjoyed getting back into BBSing this way, especially when using vintage systems to login.

    Most any computer can do it, today. Tips on how: bytecellar.com/bbsing

    #BulletinboardSystem #BBS #BBSing #telnet #dialup #modem #online #terminals #terminalprograms #computinghistory #history #computers #vintagecomputing #retrocomputing #retrocomputers #nostalgia #ATDT #onlineforums #preinternet #internet #communication #RBBS #AppleII #CRT #memories #Wired #tech #technews #technology

  16. Feb. 16, 1978 -- forty eight years ago today -- the first public dial-up bulletin board system or BBS went online.

    Wired: "1978: Ward Christensen and Randy Suess launch the first public dialup bulletin board system. The two unleash the kernel of what would eventually spawn the world wide web, countless online messaging systems..."

    wired.com/2010/02/0216cbbs-fir

    I got my first modem in the summer of 1986, a Prometheus ProModem 1200A (modem on a card) for the Apple II. The first BBS I logged in to was OxGate, an RBBS/RCPM system the phone number of which I still can remember (my earliest BBS software -- firmware-based on that modem card -- had no phone book). I used BBSs avidly until sometime in 1994, when I subscribed to a local ISP's (Widomaker of Williamsburg, VA) dial-up modem-based PPP service that brought TCP/IP to my 486 PC with Windows 3.1. I could then browse the web from home, and that was basically the end of BBSing for me -- for the moment, anyway.

    For those interested in experiencing this early form of online community, there are many BBSs online right now, accessible via telnet on systems old and new. I've enjoyed getting back into BBSing this way, especially when using vintage systems to login.

    Most any computer can do it, today. Tips on how: bytecellar.com/bbsing

    #BulletinboardSystem #BBS #BBSing #telnet #dialup #modem #online #terminals #terminalprograms #computinghistory #history #computers #vintagecomputing #retrocomputing #retrocomputers #nostalgia #ATDT #onlineforums #preinternet #internet #communication #RBBS #AppleII #CRT #memories #Wired #tech #technews #technology

  17. Feb. 16, 1978 -- forty eight years ago today -- the first public dial-up bulletin board system or BBS went online.

    Wired: "1978: Ward Christensen and Randy Suess launch the first public dialup bulletin board system. The two unleash the kernel of what would eventually spawn the world wide web, countless online messaging systems..."

    wired.com/2010/02/0216cbbs-fir

    I got my first modem in the summer of 1986, a Prometheus ProModem 1200A (modem on a card) for the Apple II. The first BBS I logged in to was OxGate, an RBBS/RCPM system the phone number of which I still can remember (my earliest BBS software -- firmware-based on that modem card -- had no phone book). I used BBSs avidly until sometime in 1994, when I subscribed to a local ISP's (Widomaker of Williamsburg, VA) dial-up modem-based PPP service that brought TCP/IP to my 486 PC with Windows 3.1. I could then browse the web from home, and that was basically the end of BBSing for me -- for the moment, anyway.

    For those interested in experiencing this early form of online community, there are many BBSs online right now, accessible via telnet on systems old and new. I've enjoyed getting back into BBSing this way, especially when using vintage systems to login.

    Most any computer can do it, today. Tips on how: bytecellar.com/bbsing

    #BulletinboardSystem #BBS #BBSing #telnet #dialup #modem #online #terminals #terminalprograms #computinghistory #history #computers #vintagecomputing #retrocomputing #retrocomputers #nostalgia #ATDT #onlineforums #preinternet #internet #communication #RBBS #AppleII #CRT #memories #Wired #tech #technews #technology

  18. Feb. 16, 1978 -- forty eight years ago today -- the first public dial-up bulletin board system or BBS went online.

    Wired: "1978: Ward Christensen and Randy Suess launch the first public dialup bulletin board system. The two unleash the kernel of what would eventually spawn the world wide web, countless online messaging systems..."

    wired.com/2010/02/0216cbbs-fir

    I got my first modem in the summer of 1986, a Prometheus ProModem 1200A (modem on a card) for the Apple II. The first BBS I logged in to was OxGate, an RBBS/RCPM system the phone number of which I still can remember (my earliest BBS software -- firmware-based on that modem card -- had no phone book). I used BBSs avidly until sometime in 1994, when I subscribed to a local ISP's (Widomaker of Williamsburg, VA) dial-up modem-based PPP service that brought TCP/IP to my 486 PC with Windows 3.1. I could then browse the web from home, and that was basically the end of BBSing for me -- for the moment, anyway.

    For those interested in experiencing this early form of online community, there are many BBSs online right now, accessible via telnet on systems old and new. I've enjoyed getting back into BBSing this way, especially when using vintage systems to login.

    Most any computer can do it, today. Tips on how: bytecellar.com/bbsing

    #BulletinboardSystem #BBS #BBSing #telnet #dialup #modem #online #terminals #terminalprograms #computinghistory #history #computers #vintagecomputing #retrocomputing #retrocomputers #nostalgia #ATDT #onlineforums #preinternet #internet #communication #RBBS #AppleII #CRT #memories #Wired #tech #technews #technology

  19. Feb. 16, 1978 -- forty eight years ago today -- the first public dial-up bulletin board system or BBS went online.

    Wired: "1978: Ward Christensen and Randy Suess launch the first public dialup bulletin board system. The two unleash the kernel of what would eventually spawn the world wide web, countless online messaging systems..."

    wired.com/2010/02/0216cbbs-fir

    I got my first modem in the summer of 1986, a Prometheus ProModem 1200A (modem on a card) for the Apple II. The first BBS I logged in to was OxGate, an RBBS/RCPM system the phone number of which I still can remember (my earliest BBS software -- firmware-based on that modem card -- had no phone book). I used BBSs avidly until sometime in 1994, when I subscribed to a local ISP's (Widomaker of Williamsburg, VA) dial-up modem-based PPP service that brought TCP/IP to my 486 PC with Windows 3.1. I could then browse the web from home, and that was basically the end of BBSing for me -- for the moment, anyway.

    For those interested in experiencing this early form of online community, there are many BBSs online right now, accessible via telnet on systems old and new. I've enjoyed getting back into BBSing this way, especially when using vintage systems to login.

    Most any computer can do it, today. Tips on how: bytecellar.com/bbsing

    #BulletinboardSystem #BBS #BBSing #telnet #dialup #modem #online #terminals #terminalprograms #computinghistory #history #computers #vintagecomputing #retrocomputing #retrocomputers #nostalgia #ATDT #onlineforums #preinternet #internet #communication #RBBS #AppleII #CRT #memories #Wired #tech #technews #technology

  20. Happy New Year!!!!!
    What better way to start off 2026 than with the yearly update for Image BBS v3.0!
    Here is the link to the latest yearly update just realease by X-Tec:
    8bitboyz.com/download/2025-fix

    #Commodore #BBS #BulletinBoardSystem #Telenet #C64

  21. Happy New Year!!!!!
    What better way to start off 2026 than with the yearly update for Image BBS v3.0!
    Here is the link to the latest yearly update just realease by X-Tec:
    8bitboyz.com/download/2025-fix

    #Commodore #BBS #BulletinBoardSystem #Telenet #C64

  22. Happy New Year!!!!!
    What better way to start off 2026 than with the yearly update for Image BBS v3.0!
    Here is the link to the latest yearly update just realease by X-Tec:
    8bitboyz.com/download/2025-fix

    #Commodore #BBS #BulletinBoardSystem #Telenet #C64

  23. Happy New Year!!!!!
    What better way to start off 2026 than with the yearly update for Image BBS v3.0!
    Here is the link to the latest yearly update just realease by X-Tec:
    8bitboyz.com/download/2025-fix

    #Commodore #BBS #BulletinBoardSystem #Telenet #C64

  24. Happy New Year!!!!!
    What better way to start off 2026 than with the yearly update for Image BBS v3.0!
    Here is the link to the latest yearly update just realease by X-Tec:
    8bitboyz.com/download/2025-fix

    #Commodore #BBS #BulletinBoardSystem #Telenet #C64