[retrochallenge] Re: Entry forms are now posted!
- From: "Goodwin, Greg P." <GoodwinG@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: <retrochallenge@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 1 Aug 2005 13:40:41 -0500
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[mailto:retrochallenge-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Byron Q. Desnoyers
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Sent: Monday, August 01, 2005 9:16 AM
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Subject: [retrochallenge] Re: Entry forms are now posted!
On Mon, Aug 01, 2005 at 08:03:30AM -0500, Goodwin, Greg P. wrote:
> Just posted my form. Truly a lot of fun. :) (might have forgotten
> one bit... any way we can change what we entered?)
Just contact me off list, and I'll change the database entry.
>> What is that E-mail again?
> The last month was fun though. Did a lot with the Atari online
> community, getting more into the BBS's they have running on Atari 8-bits
> and ST's over telnet.
It's great to hear that you enjoyed it. I'm sure that the discussions
were a huge motivator during the competition. Hum. Perhaps I
should track a few of those BBSes down. :)
>> Ok some that come to mind immediately...
These are all telnet...
bfbbs.no-ip.com Boot Factory Atari 8-bit BBS
www.family-bbs.org Family-Net BBS Not Atari, newsgroups, telnet out
216.62.209.217 Prison Board Not Atari, but E-mail, telnet out
cstation.ipforward.com Collin County " ", but legend of red dragon!!
cth.dtdns.net Closer to Home Atari 8-bit BBS
TCPIPExpress.dyndns.org:8888 "Inside Atari 8-bit"
atari-bbs.kicks-ass.net MouseNet Atari, not sure if this is up.
thecafe.dtdns.net:8888 The Café BBS Atari 8-bit
24.177.23.74 DarkForce BBS Atari ST (hit return...)
bbs.coldwinterknights.net Cold Winter.. Atari ST (New!)
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It's great to hear that you enjoyed it. I'm sure that the discussions
were a huge motivator during the competition. Hum. Perhaps I
should track a few of those BBSes down. :)
> I tended to go out and visit more though. Read more books and
> newspapers, it was a good simple month.
Yeah, I've noticed that about modern computers too: they dominate
our time at the cost of other stuff. That's probably why I think
the modern computer has more in common with the TV than it's
ancestors.
Byron.
>> Very true. Probably one reason why I may just stay with simple
>> computers. And probably why I am not a big fan of the Atari ST and anything
>> beyond 8-bits... to similar to modern computers. :)
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