I was asked for a history of my computer network experience and this is the list that my brain dumped out:
Econnect network with BBC micro and BBC master computers.
Snipes network game, (spawner log out last! Or the network crashes.)
Resort Ew-Too talker, (resort.org:2323) in Denver Colorado. Aquarius, (or was it Amathyst) told me about a telnet client that would save a lot of typing, (it might have been tintin (tt++); probably not kildclient). (Thank you Simon Marsh.)
realmsmud.org:1998 (that was not the port, but it has moved there.) I remember the benevolent wizard Animal and enjoying running about in that land.
Then I moved onto KobraMud. This was amazing becuse it used the native telnet port, (23) so no port number had to be added. This is where I met someone that was talking about a new mud that was taking wizards. So I logged into mud.stack.nl:3333 and joined their ranks. LPmud and LPC seemed like a fun language. Sort of like C.
This is where I moved over to using TinyFugue as my client.
Last of all was the mighty mud.anarres.org:5000 where I distinctly remember a Druid and something about a Bishop ;-)
Then it turned out that they, (the person asking me about my CNE), were only interested in regular Internet Protocol.
Econnect network with BBC micro and BBC master computers.
Snipes network game, (spawner log out last! Or the network crashes.)
Resort Ew-Too talker, (resort.org:2323) in Denver Colorado. Aquarius, (or was it Amathyst) told me about a telnet client that would save a lot of typing, (it might have been tintin (tt++); probably not kildclient). (Thank you Simon Marsh.)
realmsmud.org:1998 (that was not the port, but it has moved there.) I remember the benevolent wizard Animal and enjoying running about in that land.
Then I moved onto KobraMud. This was amazing becuse it used the native telnet port, (23) so no port number had to be added. This is where I met someone that was talking about a new mud that was taking wizards. So I logged into mud.stack.nl:3333 and joined their ranks. LPmud and LPC seemed like a fun language. Sort of like C.
This is where I moved over to using TinyFugue as my client.
Last of all was the mighty mud.anarres.org:5000 where I distinctly remember a Druid and something about a Bishop ;-)
Then it turned out that they, (the person asking me about my CNE), were only interested in regular Internet Protocol.
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