AirStrip One
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Also listed as: Airstrip I

"Hi, Just for a lark, I googled the phone number of the BBS that I
ran back in high school, and found this site. The Software was
written by myself. The modem driver, and email system I 'borrowed'
from a guy out in California. I can't remember his name. I would
get home from school, verify new members, and put in various
updates. I had all sorts of stuff on there. Casino, dungeon, (and
not some lame 'hallway of death', but a three dimensional maze),
goofy games, you name it. All this on an Apple //e, with FOUR disk
drives. Count them, FOUR disk drives! Back in the mid-80's, I was
living large! My biggest pet peeve was that Computer User would
print the BBS numbers in alphabetical order, and mine was on top.
I would get EVERYONE calling my BBS. Christmas was the worst. I
would get Commodore 64 users logging on wanting to know where they
could get games for their new C-64... Ugh... I parlayed that love
of programming into a 12 year career as a computer programmer
starting with the USAF right out of high school. So the site
pretty much went down on 15 Jul 86. :) I think my brother has that
old Apple //e. I wonder if he still has it..." - Mad
Canadian/Thought Police

Phone   : 612-535-9425
Place   : Minneapolis, MN
Years   : 1983 - 1986
Sysop   : Mad Canadian
Software: NDC BBS Software (co-written by Sir William), Self
          written

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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