Month: June 2004

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Some BBS Related Links

Posted on by nolageek

These are mainly for my own use:

If anyone reading this (this means you, rachelle) has any old BBS g-files or artwork (especially from my BBS – I don’t know what I did with any of that. I miss my Peaceful Death and Odie welcome screens!!! I’m seriously thinking about putting it back up. I’m excited in the resurgance of the BBS scene – a lot of the old BBS doors games are starting to be supported and updated again, as well as some of the old BBS software. Oddly enough, although WWIV has released a new version of the board (5.0!) the WWIV site is down. Sucks.

If you can remember any of your favorite subs, let me know and I’ll try to get them back up. :)

6/8/04 edit: I just added Synchronet. I think I’m going to go with it instead of Mystic.. I’ve found it easier to deal with plus the docs are much more thorough.

Bicycle Parts

Posted on by nolageek

I wont go into too much detail, but I came across a busted bicycle on Canal Street on my way home from work and told myself that I’d pass by after dark and grab it if it was still there. It was. It was the mangled carcus of a Huffy Savannah 10sp, but other than the bent frame it was in great shape. With the help of “Uliejay”* I got it home and promptly stripped it clean in a New York minute. The wheels were fine, as was the fork – all of which I need for my Plan B bike, and the rest I’ll donate to the bike project unless I can transform my cruiser into a 10 speed with the extra bits. :)

Yay me.

PS: Shhhhh. It’s coming.

* names have been changed to protect the innocent.