pheller

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by pheller 4mo ago
I'm getting this near constantly even after toggling to a different model and compacting. Ugh indeed.
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by pheller 9mo ago
Also all the Prodigy Reloaded implementation is open sourced here : https://github.com/ProdigyReloaded/delivery-system The reverse engineered client side programs from the various prodigy caches will be shared I just h
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by pheller 9mo ago
See https://www.prodigyreloaded.com - getting closer to public alpha.
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by pheller 1y ago
That display with a custom C= 1702 bezel would be great, though perhaps 15-17" for a better aesthetic match to the C= 64 chassis.
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by pheller 1y ago
You can always print up one of the remastered C64 Users / Programmers Reference Guides on Lulu. See here: https://pickledlight.blogspot.com/p/commodore-64-guides.html It's my hope they brought the individua
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by pheller 2y ago
I too was one of the Many who used Qmodem back in the day, and still do now on vintage stuff like bwann mentioned. I had opportunity to work with John on a small consulting thing when I started and ISP back in the mid 90s, and I recall him
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by pheller 2y ago
At the ONE BBSCON 1994 keynote and conference opening, there was an exercise where all sysops stood, and those running a BBS for less than a year sat down, then less than 2, and so on - until only Ward Christensen was left standing. I reca
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by pheller 3y ago
Working on that… see tbbs.org and the link to the discord…
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by pheller 4y ago
I hope the Computer History Museum will consider an interactive exhibit of early online services someday when the Prodigy, AOL, CompuServe, and other service recreations are more complete.
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by pheller 4y ago
It should work with the very oldest Mac client, which I'll test just as soon as I find a 68k emulator with serial/modem emulation.
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by pheller 4y ago
See the links on the reply above - I hope to have an accessible Prodigy service by late this Summer!
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by pheller 4y ago
I’ve spent about 3 years looking for it as part of the Prodigy Preservation Project, and I have found a substantial amount of archived corporate email and documentation surrounding the development of the service. Not even close to the volu