Ain't it the truth?? And, when you had a 9600 or 1440 baud modem before anyone else, you thought "you were smokin'"!! <G>
That feeling wore of pretty quickly after realizing there was nobody else to S>connect to at that speed yet.
Yeah, that's true...but it didn't take long for folks to upgrade.
Years ago, when we had BBS user/Sysop gatherings in the Little Rock
area...at that time, there were at least a dozen BBS's in the area. Now, there's 2 BBS's in Little Rock, and one in Mayflower, about 18 miles
northwest of Little Rock.
But, we'd have a large contingent of users and Sysops there (several
Sysops would process prospective users on the spot...and the adult BBS
Sysops (there were 2 in the area) carding potential uers.
Yet, the one moment I remember, is where a former Sysop (I think he
died a few years ago), broke out a fancy new laptop computer at the
table. The conversation STOPPED, and all eyes gravitated to his new
"toy", as if to say "Wow!!". :)
Daryl
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