Hacker Heaven
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"Ran on a Pro-Log STD bus industrial computer system. Catered to
computer programmers of most microcomputers.
As the welcome screen read "No games, no gee-whiz utilities".
Although it was a MS-DOS based system, the operating philosophy
was similar to the RCPM systems, very tech oriented. Was a member
of PRACSA (Public Remote Access Computer Standards Association)
for the short number of years that orginization existed (Started
by Irv Hoff and others). The word "standards" was changed to
"sysop's" in the last year or so of the orginization's history.
I still have the "HH.COM" that was included in MS-DOS and CP/M-80
archives that, when run, advertised the BBS. It was (is) the same
physical binary file, it runs under both MS-DOS and CP/M without
modification!
It started as a 1200 baud system, then became a 2400 baud system,
and was a 14.4K baud system before the end. Unlike many other
systems, Hacker Heaven did not dis-allow 300 baud call-ins - 300
bauders were welcome!
It was shut down when the sysop changed employers as it was
sponsered by the now defunct Pro-Log corporation." - Mark D.
Pickerill
"The BBS continued to serve the community under the Sysop - Robert
Cabral. The BBS continued to operate until 2001. Motorola Inc.
aquired Pro-Log Corp. and continued to support this system, with
internet access." - Robert Cabral

Phone   : 408-375-5455
Place   : Monterey, CA
Years   : 1987 - 2001
Sysop   : Mark Pickerill, Mark D. Pickerill, Robert Cabral
Software: Spitfire

Listed by telephone number, as they all were. A few of
these boards did reach the web: see recoveries-002.txt.
Source  : bbslist.textfiles.com, compiled by Jason Scott

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