• Re: Dovenet on Mystic

    From echicken@21:1/164 to Warpslide on Thu Aug 20 14:32:07 2020
    Re: Re: Dovenet on Mystic
    By: Warpslide to HusTler on Thu Aug 20 2020 13:44:33

    I carry DOVE-Net on my Mystic board.
    Here's how I set it up: https://web.synchro.net/?page=001-forum.ssjs&sub=fsx_mys&thread=8277

    LOL, so Mystic it hurts - passing around docs in a message thread shared from a Synchronet board. :D

    Looks pretty comprehensive, though. Someone ought to toss that info on the Mystic wiki.

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  • From The Godfather@21:1/165 to ryan on Fri Aug 28 23:36:48 2020
    People are trying to be helpful and you're being awfully combative.
    Make your own mystic bbs and connect it to dovenet.

    Ryan,

    Our past conversations are officially mild. Hey, btw, netmail me or
    I'll call your BBS .. when you have time this weekend.

    -tG

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  • From ryan@21:1/168 to The Godfather on Fri Aug 28 22:25:17 2020
    Our past conversations are officially mild. Hey, btw, netmail me or
    I'll call your BBS .. when you have time this weekend.

    I suspect this'll take some sort of more "live" iteration - any other method
    of chatting? IRC?

    Efnet #mystic?

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  • From The Godfather@21:1/165 to ryan on Sat Aug 29 09:01:38 2020
    I suspect this'll take some sort of more "live" iteration - any other method of chatting? IRC?

    I have teamview?

    Efnet #mystic?
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  • From Adept@21:2/108 to ryan on Sat Aug 29 17:51:15 2020
    I suspect this'll take some sort of more "live" iteration - any other method of chatting? IRC?

    Efnet #mystic?

    It seems like you should be using MRC, since it's a BBS-specific solution. :)

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  • From The Godfather@21:1/165 to Adept on Sat Aug 29 21:03:36 2020
    I suspect this'll take some sort of more "live" iteration - any other method of chatting? IRC?

    Not sure MRC has any document share capability to work on mods
    together. Team View is the only solution I've found effective from
    that prospective. But I haven't used IRC? Honestly never been much
    into the chat thing but trying to get into MRC when my healing hand
    allows. I'm embarrassed to say I don't know what IRC is .. but anyway
    ..

    -tG

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  • From Adept@21:2/108 to The Godfather on Sun Aug 30 17:51:26 2020
    that prospective. But I haven't used IRC? Honestly never been much

    ...so you're telling me that you went on BBSs, but you skipped the early internet phase?

    I kid. IRC is old technology, and I'm guessing that you're probably better
    off with some modern software if you're going to do lots of sharing and
    whatnot that you want to do in the app, rather than through links.

    Anyway, IRC (Internet Relay Chat) is a connected network of chat servers. Fairly distributed, too. And, mind you, there are still lots of networks involved -- the person you are talking to mentioned EFnet, but there are
    plenty of other, smaller, IRC networks.

    Not sure MRC has any document share capability to work on mods
    together. Team View is the only solution I've found effective from

    I can't say I've used Team View, but I tend to figure that most
    video-chatting software has something that works for document sharing, one
    way or another. E.g., sharing desktop if needed, and sending files through chat.

    So I'm sure it'll work. I mostly just mentioned MRC because it's a BBS solution, and it seems most appropriate, even if it's not the actual best solution. I mean, with a few exceptions, we're all a bunch of sysops, using BBSs for no apparent reason.

    I mean, I'm 80 ANSIs into a calendar app, and I have no idea why I've put
    that much effort into it rather than stopping and working on a different project.

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  • From The Godfather@21:1/165 to Adept on Sun Aug 30 17:41:59 2020
    ...so you're telling me that you went on BBSs, but you skipped the early internet phase?

    I kid. IRC is old technology, and I'm guessing that you're probably

    It's totally ok and kinda realistic. I was pissed at the internet for
    slowing traffic down as much as it did on BBSs; at the time I felt
    there was room for both. Plus didn't like the 3-5 files necessary to
    connect to the internet at the time, lol! Something like winsock, and
    I don't remember the rest.

    I kid. IRC is old technology, and I'm guessing that you're probably
    better off with some modern software if you're going to do lots of
    sharing and whatnot that you want to do in the app, rather than through links.

    Ok, glad I didn't miss any modern tech :) lol!

    Anyway, IRC (Internet Relay Chat) is a connected network of chat servers. Fairly distributed, too. And, mind you, there are still lots of networks involved -- the person you are talking to mentioned EFnet, but there are plenty of other, smaller, IRC networks.


    I think I went right to yahoo messenger but will look it up if I need
    to. Ryan and I were able to work through the issue thank god, my
    message and file groups/areas finally show again! Big credits to him.

    I can't say I've used Team View, but I tend to figure that most video-chatting software has something that works for document sharing,
    one way or another. E.g., sharing desktop if needed, and sending files through chat.


    It's remote access through microsoft (I think) ..I like it better then
    zoom for sharing desktops and working through issues.

    So I'm sure it'll work. I mostly just mentioned MRC because it's a BBS solution, and it seems most appropriate, even if it's not the actual best solution. I mean, with a few exceptions, we're all a bunch of sysops, using BBSs for no apparent reason.

    I usually use TeamView when helping sysops or being helped by one,
    along with Zoom or simply the phone to talk through it. Sometimes
    modern tech is the best way to get older tech to work again. It'll be
    nice when we have some of those tools (especially displaying .jpg
    images) accessible on BBS's. While I don't want to see cat or Trump
    memes, it would be nice to post snips when trouble shooting issues.

    -tG

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  • From Adept@21:2/108 to The Godfather on Mon Aug 31 02:11:03 2020
    connect to the internet at the time, lol! Something like winsock, and
    I don't remember the rest.

    Ugh. I remember the bad old days on that -- when you had to make sure you set up various IP addresses correctly when getting connected to any network.

    And then I remember running into an issue when I attempted to use those files in Win95, and causing myself no end to pain in debugging.

    Yeah, glad things have moved on, on that front. Much like how much nicer it
    is to have FTN stuff built into BBS software.

    to. Ryan and I were able to work through the issue thank god, my
    message and file groups/areas finally show again! Big credits to him.

    Yay!

    It's remote access through microsoft (I think) ..I like it better then zoom for sharing desktops and working through issues.

    Oh. Maybe I _have_ used Team View, I just didn't care.

    images) accessible on BBS's. While I don't want to see cat or Trump memes, it would be nice to post snips when trouble shooting issues.

    Indeed. The avoiding of memes of that type is probably one of the best things about using old technology.

    But, agreed, sometimes additional bits would be nice.

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  • From The Godfather@21:1/165 to Adept on Sun Aug 30 23:54:53 2020
    Ugh. I remember the bad old days on that -- when you had to make sure
    you set up various IP addresses correctly when getting connected to any network.

    And then I remember running into an issue when I attempted to use those files in Win95, and causing myself no end to pain in debugging.

    Yeah, I sold PC's back then, which also meant playing tech support and installer / service for clients. While I understood it, it was kinda
    like the craze of Encyclopedia Britannica on CD-Rom. While cool, I
    just had little use for it at the time. Now of course .. looking back
    .. I'd have invested in Yahoo, Amazon, Apple, etc.. back in the day.
    Did you know if Apple had never split shares, they'd be worth $28,000
    per share right now? Incredible how much I missed. But I'm content
    with the way my life ended up.

    Oh. Maybe I _have_ used Team View, I just didn't care.

    Lol, thats ok.

    Indeed. The avoiding of memes of that type is probably one of the best things about using old technology.
    But, agreed, sometimes additional bits would be nice.


    Yeah .. everyone has a hardship story right now; and that one moment
    they're trying to share that is positive, with people they type to
    everyday without ever seeing them. Sometimes it would be nice to post
    my gardens progress on the fido gardening site. But this format
    definitely has allowed me an opportunity to build on my written word.

    -tG

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  • From Adept@21:2/108 to The Godfather on Mon Aug 31 16:34:03 2020
    .. I'd have invested in Yahoo, Amazon, Apple, etc.. back in the day.
    Did you know if Apple had never split shares, they'd be worth $28,000
    per share right now? Incredible how much I missed. But I'm content

    Also, say, Google, where if you had a couple hundred bucks, you could've reasonably joined in the IPO.

    But figure this is back when AOL was seen as a highly-valuable company (and back before people began to think that Time Warner acquired AOL and it was a terrible idea, instead of AOL converting their worthless stock into Time Warner, which was a brilliant idea.).

    So don't take it too hard -- if people could predict decently, prices would already be different.

    That said, if you had money, just sticking it in a fairly broad index fund
    has wound up being a solid investment. No black-swan predicting skills needed.

    my gardens progress on the fido gardening site. But this format definitely has allowed me an opportunity to build on my written word.

    Time to make an ANSI from a picture of one of your plants, and annoy 25% of
    the people for whom the ANSI doesn't come through very well. :)

    But, indeed, and agreed.

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  • From Bucko@21:4/131 to The Godfather on Mon Aug 31 18:17:40 2020
    On 30 Aug 2020, The Godfather said the following...


    Yeah, I sold PC's back then, which also meant playing tech support and installer / service for clients. While I understood it, it was kinda
    like the craze of Encyclopedia Britannica on CD-Rom. While cool, I
    just had little use for it at the time. Now of course .. looking back
    .. I'd have invested in Yahoo, Amazon, Apple, etc.. back in the day.
    Did you know if Apple had never split shares, they'd be worth $28,000
    per share right now? Incredible how much I missed. But I'm content
    with the way my life ended up.

    Here's one for you.. I had a chance to buy stock in a dying company called Quantum Services, the shares were selling for about $2 and change a share, it was an Online Service. There was an underground group trying to take over the company and keep the online service going. I wanted to invest a few hundred bucks but my wife said no! So I didn't. The Online service closed down about
    6 months later but was re-invented. That online service was Qlink, and it became AOL! Suffice to say if I would have bought $300 worth of shares and
    sold them in 2005 not knowing the exact figures but a investor friend once
    told me those shares after splitting numerous times would have been worth
    close to a cool million! Woulda, coulda, shoulda! Jeez..

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  • From Havok@21:4/10 to Bucko on Mon Aug 31 19:50:00 2020
    online service was Qlink, and it became AOL! Suffice to say if I would have bought $300 worth of shares and sold them in 2005 not knowing the exact figures but a investor friend once told me those shares after splitting numerous times would have been worth close to a cool million! Woulda, coulda, shoulda! Jeez..


    Laughing the story of my life, been there done that, they say two times in
    your life you will know about a gift from above and out will just fall into
    your lap, I missed two of three.

    -Havok

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  • From Bucko@21:4/131 to Havok on Tue Sep 1 16:43:48 2020
    On 31 Aug 2020, Havok said the following...



    Laughing the story of my life, been there done that, they say two times in your life you will know about a gift from above and out will just
    fall into your lap, I missed two of three.


    LOL I Know... One of these days I will not miss my next chance! Jeez..

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  • From Havok@21:4/10 to Bucko on Sun Sep 20 19:30:53 2020
    Re: Re: Dovenet on Mystic
    By: Bucko to Havok on Tue Sep 01 2020 04:43 pm


    LOL I Know... One of these days I will not miss my next chance! Jeez..



    laughing no worries your not alone on that rough road of hard knocks!




    -Havok










    ... A jury -- twelve persons chosen to decide who has the better lawyer.

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