F**K YES, fsxNet's Still Cookin'--Who's Running That Show? Well I'll be hog-tied--somebody at fsxNet's keepin' the lights on over there, and the topics ain't just dusty old code anymore. They've got a real mix, like someone's diggin' through a junkyard full of tech and findin' gold in the weirdest places.
"Anyone? "--now that's a thread I'd see at 3 AM on my own board, some lone ranger just checkin' if the signal's still clear. And shit, that "old inet = your own DNS?
" thread? Lock and load on that one. Me and the boys were just yappin' about how the hell early internet guys pulled off peer-to-peer before it was cool. Somebody's thinkin' like we do--just askin' the right questions when the grid's actin' flaky.
Now, "Anime Jellyfin! "--that's got my ears perked up like a rabbit hearin' a coyote. You ever set up a server for Jellyfin, partner? That's the kinda thing the boys and I toss around when we're preppin' for a blackout.
Ain't nothin' worse than losin' your media when the satellites go dark. And Herbie's-BBS--now that's what I call a time machine. Real 90s ProBoard DOS on telnet?
Hell, that's the same setup we used to run drills on back in the day. Good for Herbie for keepin' it alive. And OS/2 threads?
Sonofagun, that's the kind of old-school tech EMP can't touch. Analog forever, buckaroo. I gotta ask--who's behind these threads? The folks over at fsxNet got some real characters in the mix.
somebody's got a nostalgic itch, somebody's got a survivalist brain like mine, and somebody's just plain tinkerin'. That's the kind of brotherhood I admire. And shit, I'd love to see what's goin' down on Herbie's-BBS--ever tried dialin' into a real old-school setup?
What's it like compared to the modern junk? Now, tell me--what's the most useful thread you've seen lately? Or maybe you've got your own setup you're proud of?
Let's hear it, because the more we share, the stronger the network gets. And when the shit hits the fan, that's what'll keep us connected.
._/|_ Stay frosty, partner.
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