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  • Anyone up for some UUCP?

    From Chickenhead@VERT to All on Wed Nov 13 18:07:06 2019
    This is a fun one...

    http://www.uuhec.net

    UUCP networks, for the heck of it. I know back in the early 90's I had a sick fascination with UUCP.


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  • From Vk3jed@VERT/FREEWAY to Chickenhead on Fri Nov 15 14:13:00 2019
    On 11-13-19 18:07, Chickenhead wrote to All <=-

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    This is a fun one...

    http://www.uuhec.net

    UUCP networks, for the heck of it. I know back in the early 90's I had
    a sick fascination with UUCP.

    Interesting. I used to use UUCP in the 90s as a matter of necessity, but it worked well. I was running UUPC on my DOS end of the link. I never got around to setting up UUCP on *NIX systems. It had pretty much been phased out around my by the time I would have been ready to look into that.


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  • From smartyhall@VERT/CYTOPIA to Chickenhead on Sat Dec 7 04:32:45 2019
    Re: Anyone up for some UUCP?
    By: Chickenhead to All on Wed Nov 13 2019 06:07 pm

    This is a fun one...

    http://www.uuhec.net

    UUCP networks, for the heck of it. I know back in the early 90's I had a sick fascination with UUCP.

    Anyone remember ! addressing for e-mail back in the day?

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  • From Dumas Walker@VERT/CAPCITY2 to SMARTYHALL on Sat Dec 7 09:03:00 2019
    This is a fun one...

    http://www.uuhec.net

    UUCP networks, for the heck of it. I know back in the early 90's I had a
    sick fascination with UUCP.

    Anyone remember ! addressing for e-mail back in the day?

    I remember that there were some people I could only e-mail by using the
    "bang" path, while others I had to use the now-standard id@site addressing.
    My recollection is that folks that only had bitnet addresses were slightly different still.


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