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  1. There you have it.

  2. I know someone else who likes to say that. ;)

    Who, 75% of the 76.4 million rest of us baby boomers.
  3. [FONT=Times New Roman]"BBSs were originally stand-alone communities…"[/FONT] ​Learn to read your own quotes, jackass.
    You're really that desperate? Why don't you expound upon how that one statement completely devoid of context supports your position that email was not widely in use before &TT. The overwhelming amount of real data I have referenced supports the opposite of your misguided opinion based on your own limited experiences. Really Faggert, your childish refusal to admit when you're wrong is the main reason so many have scoffed at you for so long. But come on, we're all waiting for your brilliant explanation so the floor is all yours.
  4. I request that you kindly go fuck yourself
    You know what they say, wish in one hand....
  5. still tl/dr


    http://niggasin.space/forum/half-baked/21532-the-spectarded-thread-pre-email-edition?p=22052#post22052
  6. probably
    Do you take requests?
  7. I don't know what you people are talking about, else I would make fun of spectral too
    Neither does SpectraL so feel free to jump on in.
  8. Nobody was really interested in FidoNET, more nodes or not. NirvanaNET was a different story, because it was an underground, fringe-discussion, anarchist-style board, and people were drawn to that. FidoNET had shit on NirvanaNET.

    Your move, Draco.



    Do you also understand that email (SMTP/POP) was one of the two protocols responsible for data distribution on any and all Dialup BBS systems. The other one being FTP.

    [FONT=Times New Roman]BBSs were originally stand-alone communities, but as their popularity spread, BBS operators began to seek ways of sharing email BBSs were originally stand-alone communities, but as their popularity spread, BBS operators began to seek ways of sharing email and discussion groups between systems. While several proprietary sharing methods sprung up, FidoNet emerged as the most popular, global file, email, and news sharing network. At its peak, it had around 30,000 constituent systems partcipating.and discussion groups between systems. While several proprietary sharing methods sprung up, FidoNet emerged as the most popular, global file, email, and news sharing network. At its peak, it had around 30,000 constituent systems partcipating.[/FONT]

    Source: http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~dga/15-849/st...d_forward.html

    What part of the following math don't you understand? 30,000 › 20,000 › 100?
  9. The strawman in this poll is that tDR has any fans at all.



  10. ITT: Spectral tries to rewrite history using personal preference and anecdotes.

    Just stop dood. U r rong. Give it up.
  11. um actually oplus got that from me… anyways.. you're a fucking faggot =)

    [size=7]#false[/size]
  12. Thats interesting because I actually am a high ranking female senator.
  13. sigh…..that's the point, dumbass. I get to make fun of two people at once.


    you are old and don't understand stuff.


    How's that working out for you considering neither one of them is here? Do sit in a dark closet and make fun of people who aren't there when the power goes out from a storm?
  14. Extremists regardless of their faith.
  15. I single handedly drove him to suicide
    Now you sound like DS.
  16. It sounds like a duet from over here.
  17. The aliens appeared from the sky. People didn't know how to explain it, so they called them angels. Then the bad ones came down and shared technology we weren't ready for. And this is all the result of that. By the way, they can easily look just like us and can walk among us without detection.



  18. tl/dr


  19. When fido opened with only 200 nodes it was born twice the size nirvananet would ever be.
    NirvanaNET was the name of the message system that spanned multiple BBS systems. Somewhat of an underground network, it spanned almost 100 systems across the United States at its peak.
    http://everything2.com/title/NirvanaNET Admit defeat and I will stop embarrassing you, on this topic.
  20. Nobody really used FidoNET.


    The rate of growth of FidoNet seems typical of electronic networks in the last decade. The approximate number of nodes at year ends is: Year Nodes 1984 100 1985 600 1986 1400 1987 2500 1988 4000 1989 6500 1990 9000 1991 11000 1992 16000 1993 20000 (Apr '93)
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