Quoting Ayane Kitagawa to All <=-
Hopefully this isn' annoying or such, just posting a hello! First
time using a BBS system!
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| | Long Live | |
| | DOS!! | |
Quoting Ogg to Elf <=-
Hello Elf!
** On Sunday 30.05.21 - 00:05, Elf wrote to AYANE KITAGAWA:
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| | Long Live | |
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Well, you've got until 2038 anyway.
Ayane Kitagawa wrote to All <=-
Hopefully this isn' annoying or such, just posting a hello! First time using a BBS system!
Hopefully this isn' annoying or such, just posting a hello! First time using BBS system!
Hopefully this isn' annoying or such, just posting a hello! First time using BBS system!
Hopefully this isn' annoying or such, just posting a hello! First time using a BBS system!
AYANE KITAGAWA wrote to ALL <=-
@VIA: ALLEYCAT
@MSGID: <60B2CA01.22239.dove-general@alleycatbbs.com>
Hopefully this isn' annoying or such, just posting a hello! First time using a BBS system!
Ogg wrote to Elf <=-
| | Long Live | |
| | DOS!! | |
Well, you've got until 2038 anyway.
Ogg wrote to Elf <=-
| | Long Live | |
| | DOS!! | |
Well, you've got until 2038 anyway.
The 2038 failure date only relates to Unix-like operating systems which use 32 bit date/time stamp. No DOS versions or variants use this type of format
Any Y2K-compliant DOS will function properly until the year 2100. At that point, the date related system calls will fail since 2099 is the last possib valid date.
Any Y2K-compliant DOS will function properly until the year 2100. At that point, the date related system calls will fail since 2099 is the last possib valid date.
I thought they would last until 2080.
Doesn't "Year 0" for MS-DOS start at 1980?
Quoting Wall E. Weasel to Ogg <=-
The 2038 failure date only relates to Unix-like operating systems
which use a 32 bit date/time stamp. No DOS versions or variants use
this type of format.
Any Y2K-compliant DOS will function properly until the year 2100. At that point, the date related system calls will fail since 2099 is the last possible valid date.
Elf wrote to WALL E. WEASEL <=-
Any Y2K-compliant DOS will function properly until the year 2100. At that point, the date related system calls will fail since 2099 is the last possible valid date.
Cool! I'll be dead by then. And if not, I'll jump off a cliff. :-)
Quoting Poindexter Fortran to Elf <=-
Cool! I'll be dead by then. And if not, I'll jump off a cliff. :-)
Luckily, all cyber personality devices used to transfer consciousness
to the Matrix will run on Linux by 2100 and not DOS.
Nope, sorry, but that won't come until the year 4250. And by that time,Luckily, all cyber personality devices used to transfer consciousness to the Matrix will run on Linux by 2100 and not DOS.But, will they have my perfect-body-robot ready to import my
consciousness?
Quoting Kf5qeo to Elf <=-
But, will they have my perfect-body-robot ready to import my
consciousness?
Nope, sorry, but that won't come until the year 4250. And by that
time, The Matrix will run on Windows Server 4200. So unfortuantely, you'll be crashing every 23.5 seconds.
Ogg wrote to Elf <=-
| | Long Live | |
| | DOS!! | |
Well, you've got until 2038 anyway.
The 2038 failure date only relates to Unix-like operating systems which use a 32 bit date/time stamp. No DOS versions or variants use this type of format.
Any Y2K-compliant DOS will function properly until the year 2100. At that point, the date related system calls will fail since 2099 is the last possible valid date.
Quoting Digital Man to Wall E. Weasel <=-
A *lot* of DOS software uses the C/C+ time() function with a 32-bit
signed time value (seconds since Jan-1-1970 GMT) which *will* fail in
the year 2038. This includes Synchronet for DOS and *many* other BBS-related programs written in C or C++. --
digital man
Elf wrote to DIGITAL MAN <=-
I'll be 71 in the year 2038. Hopefully someone will fix the DOS bug
by then. I'm sure many are working on it. LOL I know. I'm just kidding. :-)
Hello Everyone! I'm new to BBS - wanted to try it out, given I've heard a bit from podcasts and websites. Not sure what I'm doing, but want to learn.
Any guidance would be great - Thanks!
Zenith wrote to All <=-
Hello Everyone! I'm new to BBS - wanted to try it out, given I've
heard a bit from podcasts and websites. Not sure what I'm doing, but
want to learn. Any guidance would be great - Thanks!
ZENITH wrote to ALL <=-
@VIA: CAVEBBS
@MSGID: <62226D47.77645.dove-gen@cavebbs.homeip.net>
Hello Everyone! I'm new to BBS - wanted to try it out, given I've
heard a bit from podcasts and websites. Not sure what I'm doing, but
want to learn. Any guidance would be great - Thanks!
TECHDUDE17 wrote to ALL <=-
@VIA: CAVEBBS
@MSGID: <6223E39B.77653.dove-gen@cavebbs.homeip.net>
Hello everyone
BORAXMAN wrote to ZENITH <=-
I myself am here because you can chat and message without all the
"noise" that can exist elsewhere.
Hello Everyone! I'm new to BBS - wanted to try it out, given I've heard a bit from podcasts and websites. Not sure what I'm doing, but want to learn. Any guidance would be great - Thanks!
Hello everyone
ZENITH wrote to ALL <=-
@VIA: CAVEBBS
@MSGID: <62226D47.77645.dove-gen@cavebbs.homeip.net>
Hello Everyone! I'm new to BBS - wanted to try it out, given I've
heard a bit from podcasts and websites. Not sure what I'm doing,
but want to learn. Any guidance would be great - Thanks!
Howdy!!! Just jump in and have fun! :-)
BORAXMAN wrote to ZENITH <=-
I myself am here because you can chat and message without all the
"noise" that can exist elsewhere.
Same here. :-) I remember the old days of posting/reading. I used to
play some games too, but that was when it was actually local, and not
just Internet. :-)
Re: Re: Hello!
By: JIMMY ANDERSON to BORAXMAN on Sat Mar 05 2022 08:53 pm
Same here. :-) I remember the old days of posting/reading. I used to play some games too, but that was when it was actually local, and not just Internet. :-)
Internet just meant mainstream. Us true old schoolers still use BBSes and will as long as there is still a 2% we can. =)
Re: Re: Hello!
By: cr1mson to JIMMY ANDERSON on Wed Mar 09 2022 07:39 pm
Re: Re: Hello!
By: JIMMY ANDERSON to BORAXMAN on Sat Mar 05 2022 08:53 pm
Same here. :-) I remember the old days of posting/reading. I used to play some games too, but that was when it was actually local, and no just Internet. :-)
Internet just meant mainstream. Us true old schoolers still use BBSes an will as long as there is still a 2% we can. =)
Oh my, you mean I'm not the only one that remembers the 'old days'? Oh boy.
Someone want to help me find a corner of the house to set up my 1040STe in ?
nostalia
You'll have to find out who your local telco provider is to get a landline made active. Depending on the BBS, you'll need long distance calling, and that could get expensive.
Re: Re: Hello!
By: Moondog to nostalia on Tue Jun 07 2022 11:44 pm
You'll have to find out who your local telco provider is to get a landlin made active. Depending on the BBS, you'll need long distance calling, an that could get expensive.
Ya... that's not exactly happening. I know the local telco, they're the one I pulled out one of the Courier's I decommissioned 10+ years ago from Cisco
Lines were cruddy where I'm at too. I'd average 31.6k. No cable, no fiber, no DSL, No WISP.
| Sysop: | deepend |
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| Location: | Calgary, Alberta |
| Users: | 266 |
| Nodes: | 10 (0 / 10) |
| Uptime: | 09:13:52 |
| Calls: | 2,093 |
| Calls today: | 1 |
| Files: | 4,449 |
| D/L today: |
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