Hello everyone,

I'm Steve from Fort Worth, TX. I guess I was getting a bit nostalgic and was wanting to check out some BBS systems that still were around. My first computer was a TRS-80 Model 4 that my dad had brought home from work. I eventually worked my way to a Commodore 64. 300 baud ruled the world for a while. I remember those days fondly. I remember later on when I first got a 14.4 modem my friends called me lightning. lol. Anyway, I was just wanting to say hello.

M5
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Re: Hello Everyone
By: Matchfive to All on Sun Jul 06 2025 07:16 pm

Hello everyone,

I'm Steve from Fort Worth, TX. I guess I was getting a bit nostalgic and was wanting to check out some BBS systems that still were around. My first computer was a TRS-80 Model 4 that my dad had brought home from work. I eventually worked my way to a Commodore 64. 300 baud ruled the world for a while. I remember those days fondly. I remember later on when I first got a 14.4 modem my friends called me lightning. lol. Anyway, I was just wanting to say hello.

Welcome. I started with a TRS-80 Model III my dad bought me when in middle school $999.

You in alaska. Have some family there in Delta Junction and Fairbanks.

I've never lived there, but have visited once.
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Re: Hello Everyone
By: Matchfive to All on Sun Jul 06 2025 07:16 pm

I'm Steve from Fort Worth, TX. I guess I was getting a bit nostalgic and was wanting to check out some BBS systems that still were around. My first

Welcome Steve!
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I'm Steve from Fort Worth, TX. I guess I was getting a bit nostalgic and was
wanting to check out some BBS systems that still were around. My first compute
was a TRS-80 Model 4 that my dad had brought home from work. I eventually worked my way to a Commodore 64. 300 baud ruled the world for a while. I remember those days fondly. I remember later on when I first got a 14.4 modem my friends called me lightning. lol. Anyway, I was just wanting to say hello.

Welcome back! I started out BBSin on an XT with an internal 2400 that was
only really reliable at 1200 until I figured the settings out. Later got a 386-40 and a Supra v.32bis modem.

Before BBSing, I used a TI-99/4A for several years. When I first heard the 2400 baud modem making its noises over the phone line, it reminded me some
of the noises I would hear when loading a program from casette on the TI. :)


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