I almost want to say that "War Games" was the reason I wnated to get a computer in the first place!
It was so funny to sit there and listen to the War dialer cycle through the numbers.. Sometimes you would hear that groggy voice "hheeelloo?" come from the speaker at 3AM while making the loops!! LOL!!!
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By: Jimmy Mac to DOVE-Net.Entertainment on Fri Dec 30 2011 12:00 am
I almost want to say that "War Games" was the reason I wnated to get a computer in the first place!
It was so funny to sit there and listen to the War dialer cycle through t numbers.. Sometimes you would hear that groggy voice "hheeelloo?" come fr the speaker at 3AM while making the loops!! LOL!!!
Hehe, I also loved War Games. I definitely rememebr the voices coming over t speaker if you left the volume up. Great stuff.
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By: Lothar Savage to Jimmy Mac on Fri Jan 06 2012 03:19 pm
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By: Jimmy Mac to DOVE-Net.Entertainment on Fri Dec 30 2011 12:00 am
I almost want to say that "War Games" was the reason I wnated to get a computer in the first place!
It was so funny to sit there and listen to the War dialer cycle throug numbers.. Sometimes you would hear that groggy voice "hheeelloo?" come the speaker at 3AM while making the loops!! LOL!!!
Hehe, I also loved War Games. I definitely rememebr the voices coming ove speaker if you left the volume up. Great stuff.
What about sending a modem tone to a non computer caller. LOL! That was funny. :-P
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Hehe, I also loved War Games. I definitely rememebr the voices coming ove speaker if you left the volume up. Great stuff.
What about sending a modem tone to a non computer caller. LOL! That was funny. :-P
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By: The Millionaire to Lothar Savage on Fri Jan 06 2012 06:35 pm
Hehe, I also loved War Games. I definitely rememebr the voices coming speaker if you left the volume up. Great stuff.
What about sending a modem tone to a non computer caller. LOL! That was funny. :-P
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Heh, I remember chatting with a friend and suddenly seeing bursts of random characters, and he said it was when his dad was picking up the line to see i he could call out. I thought the modem would just disconnect if that happene so I guess error correction must have been fairly good at that point.
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Berkeley, CA
Heh, I remember chatting with a friend and suddenly seeing bursts of random characters, and he said it was when his dad was picking up the line to see i he could call out. I thought the modem would just disconnect if that happene so I guess error correction must have been fairly good at that point.
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By: Lothar Savage to The Millionaire on Tue Jan 10 2012 01:45 pm
Heh, I remember chatting with a friend and suddenly seeing bursts of rand characters, and he said it was when his dad was picking up the line to se he could call out. I thought the modem would just disconnect if that happ so I guess error correction must have been fairly good at that point.
Nah, with the error correction data flow would just STOP...pause pause pause then continue. Morning dew and showers would wreck havoc with our line for couple years before the phone company finally took care of it, so I had plen of experience between that and random pickups. ;)
My first modem was a 1200 with no error correction; someone picking up a pho would cause a decent bout of noise characters.
My first modem was the Taihaho 300 baud modem for the C64/C64c.
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By: The Millionaire to Dreamer on Tue Jan 10 2012 07:38 pm
My first modem was the Taihaho 300 baud modem for the C64/C64c.
I forget what the make and model of mine was... I was using an Amiga 500 wit an external serial modem.
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By: The Millionaire to Lothar Savage on Fri Jan 06 2012 06:35 pm
Hehe, I also loved War Games. I definitely rememebr the voices coming speaker if you left the volume up. Great stuff.
What about sending a modem tone to a non computer caller. LOL! That was funny. :-P
$ The Millionaire $
Park Avenue Place
Surrey, B.C., Canada Û Û
Heh, I remember chatting with a friend and suddenly seeing bursts of random characters, and he said it was when his dad was picking up the line to see i he could call out. I thought the modem would just disconnect if that happene so I guess error correction must have been fairly good at that point.
Lothar Savage
Berkeley, CA
My first modem was a 1200 with no error correction; someone picking up a pho would cause a decent bout of noise characters.
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By: Dreamer to The Millionaire on Wed Jan 11 2012 03:48 pm
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By: The Millionaire to Dreamer on Tue Jan 10 2012 07:38 pm
My first modem was the Taihaho 300 baud modem for the C64/C64c.
I forget what the make and model of mine was... I was using an Amiga 500 an external serial modem.
Yeah I had an Amiga 500 back then too. It was poorly marketed and I got rid of it. :-(
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