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  3. Posted

    ..or just sensibly moderate your behavior.

    And there you go. Cannot make a decision around the scene without someone attacking you.

     

    As for taking down all my stuff; It's mine to take down. It's mine to withhold from society. It's mine to do with what I want to do with it. I don't want ANY temptation to come back. I don't want any unfinished projects hanging around my neck to take me away from my family.

     

    I have been nothing but giving to this community. I've built all kinds of software for other people to use and didn't ask a penny for any of it. I've earned some respect and there are those who barely do anything that want to tear other people down. I'm done with it all. I've got a few things to sell and when they're gone I'm not looking back.

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  4. Posted

     

    Can anyone elaborate on what appears to be a rage-quit?

     

    CBMCommand is recommended for use with the sd2iec. Some kind of fallout there? While used to seeing this kind of thing in the Amiga realm, in the Commodore 8-bit community is a new thing for me.

     

    I thank Cenbe (Glen Holmer) and White Flame on #c64friends for showing me how addicted I am to all of this to the detriment of my family.

  5. Posted

    I have deleted all of my source code, both locally and in source control systems permanently. Please respect my copyrights by not distributing any of my software, whether in binary or source code form:

     

    CBM-Command

    NinaTerm

    A2Command

    EasyCLI

    EasyFlash Cart Builder

     

    Thank you.

  8. Posted

    I've decided to let the domain name go for ADAMWIKI.INFO. I currently have no plans to drop the wiki's content from the server as I may put it up as a subdomain of thesharp.ninja. The reason for doing this is that practically nobody uses it despite many days of work transferring many documents to the Wiki in a searchable format.

    If you want me to put the wiki back up on the thesharp.ninja domain, please let me know.

  10. Posted

    That's right, you can search CSDb and Pokefinder.org right from your C64 term program. Best of all, when you find what you want, you can download it with XModem or ZModem.


    Just log onto:


    bbs.altiworld.com : 6400 <-- Petscii

    bbs.altiworld.com : 513 <-- ANSI


    Think about it, no more downloading to a PC, transferring to a floppy or SD card. Simply find your file and start downloading right to your C64!

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  11. Posted

    I have tried to avoid being a pest about the BBS, but have some news to share.


    The Altiworld BBS system has been under a lot of refinement lately, including adding some tutorials on effectively navigating the system.


    I've also put up a web front-end to the bbs at http://www.altiworld.com. Just use any modern browser that supports HTML 5.


    It doesn't matter what your favorite system is, we've got a subboard to interest you. You can also use Altiworld as your launchpad to other bbs systems via the gateway. Finally, we also offer IRC service to Freenode, Newnet, A2Central Chat and ADAM Wiki Chat.


    I hope to see you there!


    bbs.altiworld.com

    Port 6400 -> PETSCII

    Port 513 -> ANSI


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  12. Posted

    I've purchased a domain for the bbs. You can now reach it as follows:

     

    worldbankbbs.com : 23 <-- ASCII

    worldbankbbs.com : 6400 <-- PETSCII

    worldbankbbs.com : 6400 <-- ANSI

     

    Don't forget while you're there you can log on to IRC servers and over 40 bbs's listed on the BBS Outpost's feed.

     

    Also, I have added a web front end to the BBS at http://worldbankbbs.com! See you there!

  13. Posted

    I've purchased a domain for the bbs. You can now reach it as follows:

     

    worldbankbbs.com : 23 <-- ASCII

    worldbankbbs.com : 6400 <-- PETSCII

    worldbankbbs.com : 6400 <-- ANSI

     

    Don't forget while you're there you can log on to IRC servers and over 40 bbs's listed on the BBS Outpost's feed.

  14. Posted

    I'm happy to announce that Beta 3 of TcpSerSharp is out and it fully supports connections coming from real or virtual COM ports.

    I've tested it with AppleWin with great results. There is no reason to expect any other COM enabled emulator not to work.

    To use TcpSerSharp with an emulator that supports direct connections to a COM port, follow these steps.

    1. Download TcpSerSharp from GitHub.
    2. Download com0com (a virtual serial port package).
    3. Run the com0com setup and allow it to create a com port pair.
    4. Rename the com ports created by com0com such that they follow "COMx" where x is the port numbers.
    5. Install TcpSerSharp
    6. Navigate to %ProgramData% -- then right click the TcpSerSharp folder and give write permissions to all users.
    7. In the %ProgramData%\TcpSerSharp folder, open config.xml in your favorite text editor.
    8. Add a modem to the modem pool that looks like this:
      <Modem ​device='rs232' speed='9600' port='COMy' />
      ​COMy is the second com port in your com0com pair.
    9. Restart the TcpSerSharp service to get the new modem loaded.
    10. Start your emulator and load your favorite term. Be sure your emulator is connecting to the FIRST com port of your com0com pair.

    If you need any help, post your questions here!

  17. Posted

     

    Given the conventions of the average late 80s and early 90s BBS, telnet is actually the wrong tool for the job. Something like syncterm is the proper thing to use actually. Possibly along with a SSL/TLS tunnel because the Internet is a much more hostile place than a direct dile through a modem. But I'm getting ahead of myself. :)

     

    This is actually why I'm so frustrated with the whole thing. I don't understand why people expect it to work with GNU/Linux telnet. But they do, so I tried to accommodate that, which was a mistake on my part. If someone doesn't want to call because it's not a telnet server, then that's their prerogative. I've spent way to much time on this and didn't get any work done on adding features to the BBS over the weekend.

  20. Posted · Edited by plbyrd

    OK, found out what's going on with all of this:

     

    1) GNU/Linux telnet is borked with the BS/DEL keys being backwards. There are some hacks to fix it, google for it. But, there's nothing I can do from the service to make it magically work.

     

    2) I have figured out how to make GNU/Linux telnet not echo.

     

    3) GNU/Linux telnet doesn't honor the terminal type's character set. It just uses whatever the charset is for your command line.

     

    So, I've fixed what I can and accommodated where I can. If anyone has any ideas on a programmatic way to fix the GNU/Linux BS/DEL problem, please let me know.

     

    Reference on BS/DEL problem:

    http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/13413/force-telnet-ssh-to-use-crtl-h-for-backspace

  22. Posted

    The idea sounds great. I tried the Ansi and Petscii links but was not able to connect tonight.

    Something went bump in the night. I have the BBS up and running. BTW, please don't use a Mac or GNU/Linux telnet client as I've gotten reports of very bad behavior with those.

  23. Posted

    I am so happy to announce the public availability of WorldBankBBS.

     

    What makes WorldBankBBS special? The BBS Gateway! Once you're registered on WBBBS, you can use the system to connect to another BBS that is marked as Active on the Commodore BBS Outpost website. It makes life a lot more convenient than simply dialing blindly from an overstuffed phone book. All of the available systems are listed in alphabetical order for your perusal.

     

    WorldBankBBS is truly multi-platform. It has equal support for PETSCII and ANSI graphics, including a common Full Screen Editor.

     

    The message boards are fast and powerful!

     

    Call today and see for yourself:

     

    PETSCII - bbs.paytonbyrd.com : 6400

    ANSI - bbs.paytonbyrd.com : 6401

    ASCII - bbs.paytonbyrd.com : 23

     

    I look forward to seeing you soon!

  24. Posted

    In my experience with the CBM community the IRC channels are places where people drop in and stay logged on. If they have time to chat, they do. If not, their IRC client logs the activity and they come back and read it later. The guys on Lemon64 are just as much forumites as the guys here, but many of them find the time to drop by #C64Friends on Freenode and chat for a while.

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