Subj : Re: SSH on BBSes
To   : StormTrooper
From : Arelor
Date : Wed Apr 06 2022 17:57:59

  Re: Re: SSH on BBSes
  By: StormTrooper to Andre on Wed Apr 06 2022 02:09 pm

 >  An> And as I mentioned in my last post, the security and privacy world has
 >  An> advanced hugely in the last few decades, and BBS software did not keep
 >  An> up. So in a way, a sort of technical debt is instantly created by
 > 
 > You could probably go so far as to say obsoleted. Generally trying to make
 > this mish mash of antique and semi-modern systems up to date would be like
 > asking MS to provide updates for Win 3.11
 > 
 > The only real way to manage all this would be to start again, but then you
 > lose most of that which probably drives people to use/run it now, nostalgia.
 > 
 > ST

I am not here for nostalgia. I am here becuse I like terminal message boards.

I didn't grow up with this tech at all.

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