administrator wrote:Does anyone know how Wiskow is doing in Afghanistan?

I'm doing just fine. I'm now over half-way done with my time here. Every day that goes by is one day closer to the day I'll be home. Keeping that in mind is what helps me maintain a positive outlook.

I've been in Afghanistan for about a month and a half now, and things are going well here. Anyone who would like to keep up on what's going on here, and see photos and videos that I post, is more than welcome to add me as a friend on Facebook. Here's a link to my Facebook page: http://www.facebook.c...

Just a quick update... I've managed to find an alternate location to host my web pages, so those will all remain up and running while I'm away. I've already moved them, and everything seems to be running smoothly. I added a notice to the top of the main page about the BBSs being down while I'm gone.

As many of you already know, I'm in the U.S. navy, and I'm currently stationed in California where I work with TV broadcasting for the military. I've just been informed that I'll be getting sent to Afghanistan on a temporary assignment to work at the receiving end of the TV signals that we send out ...

While I was in Washington state on vacation, there was a power outage at my house, which caused the Cottonwood/Borderline website , the ACUG website , my personal website , as well as both Cottonwood and Borderline BBSs to go offline for a few days. Everything has been back up and running since late...

I'm happy to announce that Borderline BBS is now running on a CMD hard drive instead of the 1581 and seven 1571s that it's been running on for some time now. This means that the file transfer section is vastly bigger now, with plenty of room for additional files to be added. It also means that I'll ...

rbernardo wrote:Postage Paid in the U.S. is no longer the case. Dan Newbury says shipping and handling are *not* included.

Still a great price!

This may be a stupid question: Do older modem's such as 300/1200/2400 baud work over a VOIP line? I know that "modern" high-speed modems do not because of the limited frequency range. It's not a stupid question at all... Unfortunately, newer modems work better on VoIP lines than older mod...

rbernardo wrote:Cameron Kaiser of the Secret Weapons of Commodore will be in attendance.

Hey... The last time I met Cameron was at CommVEx!

Borderline BBS now has over 50 registered users... Not too shabby for a dial-up BBS in this day and age...

Hello all, I search after the LOGO COMMODORE. I found a d64 file at zimmer web site but this have a protector error on the disk after load commodore reset. :( That's because the copy you downloaded is a d64 of the original Logo disk, which is copy protected. Have someone a copy of this programme or...

administrator wrote:FINALLY sold on a BEST OFFER deal at $200 which is far if it is functional.

Or fair, even.

rbernardo wrote:One ticket for $10, three for $20.

A 128D for $10... Can't beat that price!

The aftermarket Phoenix power supplies were even better. I haven't had the opportunity to use one of those... Got any spares? ;) The only aftermarket C64 power supply I ever used was a Recoton brand power supply. It was better than the standard C64 "brick", but the C128 power supply provi...

Ooo... Put me down for the 128D.