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It's called Super Dimension Fortress and it owns the bones http://sdf.org/ what's this a three letter domain?? sign me the gently caress up it's free to use and there are lots of extra features you can unlock if you donate or subscribe. I use them so I can have a prestigious-looking .org email and a static webpage. sometimes I even log into the shell and do stuff. they are a really cool service and I hope they stick around for at least another 30 years. it's like living history, but for a computer.
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Jan 13, 2016 23:36
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I see it's a NetBSD very pro, for a non-Mach system
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Jan 13, 2016 23:56
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custom netbsd running decades old scripts 
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[01] HOW CAN I SEND OR FORWARD INTERNETWORKED E-MAIL FROM HERE?
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i use internetworked message on my internetworked phone
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power botton posted:i use internetworked message on my internetworked phone what's ur bang path bby 
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I used silence is defeat
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sdf is cool because they're like the last public shell that still does unsecured telnet & ftp so i can fart around on it with really really old computers
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Jan 14, 2016 00:25
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thread not about forums downtime, rated 1
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Jan 14, 2016 00:47
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how do i use this to mine bitcoins?
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Cat Face Joe posted:thread not about forums downtime, rated 1 lol
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Silver Alicorn posted:It's called Super Dimension Fortress and it owns the bones
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Jan 14, 2016 02:03
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I'm just a regular user so I can't validate anyone. I had to validate by sending them a dollar in the mail. They also accept paypal (but it's $3 that way) and bitcoin
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Jan 14, 2016 02:40
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verify me, my voice is my password
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Jan 14, 2016 02:56
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well its more of a username but i think that fits the bill even better
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Jan 14, 2016 02:56
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i bought the like 30$ package a few years ago but didn't realize there is a special, probably ancient-script-powered way of setting up password recovery and welp guess what i forgot. i registered another account and tried to ask some users about it on the built-in system chat system and they told me 1) oh suure, i bet you did lose your expensive account password  , and 2) RTFM
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Silver Alicorn posted:Super Dimension Fortress owns bones ban for anime
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Jan 14, 2016 10:58
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has anyone put cookie monster on it ye t
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Cat Face Joe posted:thread not about forums downtime, rated 1
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A Pinball Wizard posted:has anyone put cookie monster on it ye t isn't that a Multics thing? you can play Hack on it
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code:nice 30 year old unix system OP
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Jan 14, 2016 21:23
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i learned about this when i saw that the ops email from the secret santa thread was sdf.org, would say voted five but i didnt
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Kazinsal posted:
yes they've updated the hardware somewhat but it's still running a lot of old code/scripts. gotta scale for the 21st century
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Jan 14, 2016 21:35
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stfu liar
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hurr nice backpeddling. just epic. its a 30 year old system guys *running architecture made this century*
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pram posted:hurr nice backpeddling. just epic. its a 30 year old system guys *running architecture made this century* they have a lot of weird stuff you can play with. i think there are even some systems that run plan 9
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Silver Alicorn posted:I'm just a regular user so I can't validate anyone. I had to validate by sending them a dollar in the mail. They also accept paypal (but it's $3 that way) and bitcoin ewwww
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they got rid of their Alpha servers in 2012 but I think you can still pay $36 for Lisp Genera access?
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do they still have dialup? I might find that useful. I could take my TI Silent 700 on trips and send email at 300 baud, and have a record of it on indelible thermal paper
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atomicthumbs posted:they got rid of their Alpha servers in 2012 did they drop them off with you 
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atomicthumbs posted:do they still have dialup? I might find that useful. I could take my TI Silent 700 on trips and send email at 300 baud, and have a record of it on indelible thermal paper quote:SDF provides dialup PPP (network) access in area codes of the US and Canada. what is this 1200 baud nonsense
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Jan 14, 2016 22:41
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there is something quaint and adorable about the 'send a dollar in the mail'
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Cat Face Joe posted:thread not about forums downtime, rated 1
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text editor posted:there is something quaint and adorable about the 'send a dollar in the mail' it's a really 80s solution to a 00s problem also means if you need SDF for internet access you're not locked out for not having paypal etc (what the gently caress edge case is this but I'm sure they brought it up in committee)
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do they have any PDP-10 systems? I could see them having one of those XKL boxes
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Kazinsal posted:
lmao what a farce
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idk what you want man, it's unix and it acts like a real old system, the actual hardware doesn't matter much as long as they can afford to run it on donations meanwhile yospos goes nuts for an emulated bbs running on a raspberry pi or w/e
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I guess I said it's free in the OP but it technically costs $1-3 to verify... so if anyone is genuinely interested in using this but too lazy to paypal $3... I will pay for one verification to be chosen at random. if you're interested write some words about why you love UNIX
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