LOL. No doubt that brings back memories. I ran a BBS called
Khanada Konnection for 6 years running C-NET BBS. 1 1541 Floppy, 2
Indus GT Drives, and my LT KERNEL 20 'MEG' Hard Drive (Cost me over
$800 but when you had the amount of games and such, it was nice to
have) The 1200 baud Cartridge Modem flew compared to the 300.

When I worked GENCON this year, Atari had a big booth. Sid Meyer
(Writer of a lot of cool 80's video games) is redoing Pirates!.
Looks very cool. Had to D-load it for my C64 emulator. Talk about
nostalgia.


--- In qlinkreunion@yahoogroups.com, darkvulcan <darkvulcan@y...>
wrote:
> Actually, there are still Commodore BBS'es up and
> running! I just took mine down from a dialup BBS and
> have gone telnet. If you would like to connect to my
> Commodore 64 BBS, go to this address:
>
> telnet://renaissancecitybbs.dyndns.tv:23
>
> If you have problems, simply email me back!
>
> Dark Vulcan
> Renaissance City SYSOP
>
>
> --- anniesrose@a... wrote:
>
> > In a message dated 10/4/2004 5:13:24 PM Eastern
> > Daylight Time,
> > vertigo@o... writes:
> > Yeah, Kind of sick when you think about it. Time
> > just flew past
> > from being a snot nosed kid tinkering with a C-64 to
> > an IT
> > Engineer. People are amazed when I tell them that
> > Q-link WAS the
> > Internet back then when you think about it. Way
> > ahead of it's time
> > Heck I remember bulletin board services when they
> > were called BBS'!! And
> > run by private citizens. Find one now! You can't.
> > :( Those were the days.
> >
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been
> > removed]
> >
> >
>
>
> =====
> Dark Vulcan
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> Located in Florence, Alabama
> telnet://renaissancecitybbs.dyndns.tv
> Open 24 HOURS a DAY!
> Call Today!
>
>
>
>
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