Level 29: The BBS
Posted by jpluimers on 2020/07/13
How retro can you get? [WayBack] Level 29: The BBS gets very far: it runs on an Apple IIgs and provides access via modem (via a landline!), telnet or web to the same text interface.
Web access via [WayBack] Shell In A Box
Welcome to the *NEW* Level 29 BBS!
916 965 1701 - bbs.fozztexx.com
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The official BBS of
RetroBattlestations.com
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- logs access to [WayBack] Level 29 BBS (@Level29_BBS) | Twitter.
- is run by [WayBack] FozzTexx (@FozzTexx). Embedded Linux IoT DevOps Maker with expertise in multiple disciplines. Available for FT, PT, & contract work. Sacramento
- allows members of [WayBack] Retro Battlestations (Show off your old-school computer rig! Dig out your retro computers and set them up, or dig out your vintage photos from when your computer was new!) to connect.
Related:
- [WayBack] Relive the BBS dream (nightmare?) with Level 29
- [WayBack] Level 29 Brings Old-school BBS to the Modern World on an Apple IIGS – The Mac Observer Before the days of Web browsers and broadband Internet, online communities were hosted by single computers you connected to by dialing in over a traditional phone line via a modem. If you miss the old days — or never had the chance to experience a BBS — now you can, thanks to Level 29. The system runs on an Apple
Via: [WayBack] Got this TV yesterday at a garage sale and hooked up the Apple II through the Sup R Mod and installed the Hayes Micromodem IIe to call Level 29 BBS. No … – Chris Osborn – Google+
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