Re: ftp://mirror ...-- Revenge of Asimov

["Sensei" <spamreject@no.org>]

Actually, I wasn't aware that OggNet was still around.

"Steven Lichter" <stevenl11@aol.com> wrote in message
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> >
> >PS: Steven - any chance of this happening in the next 10-15 years?
> >
>
> Anything is possible.  I always said when it is no longer fun I'd take the
BBS
> down.  Right now I only get one call a day from a users who logs on to
play a
> couple of games.  Sometimes I get an old user or a new one who is
supprised
> that a BBS is still online and really is surprised when they see it is
running
> on an Old Apple file://e.  The computer does nothing else, the line is
there and
> does not cost much since it only gets calls.  If the computer where to
> breakdown; as it did a while back, but I have an External power supply on
it
> now, so it never gets hot, I might take it down and sell the rights.  But
who
> knows, I still have 3 IIgs's and all work, so the board could move there,
or
> onto my Performa 550/575 with an Apple // emulation card.  I'll never say
> never.
>
>
> Apple Elite II 909-359-5338. Home of GBBS/LLUCE, support for the
> Apple II and Macintosh 24 hours  2400/14.4.  An OggNet Server.
> http://www.delphi.com/gbbs
>
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