bbs3.txt · circa 1994 — DIGITAL INTERFACE · Virtual Underground CORE

Other misc captures from some old friends

The rescue story: bbs3.txt was thought lost to the void — the Wayback Machine never archived it — until it was recovered from the webmaster's own drive. Boards include DIGITAL INTERFACE and the Virtual Underground CORE. Handles and boards are preserved here; the era's contact details are not.

The capture, as preserved

Opening lines, with the era's email addresses, dialable numbers and network addresses redacted on this page. The full session runs unredacted in the live terminal, exactly as it was captured.

From    : DIGITAL INTERFACE                      Number    : 129 of 129
To      : ALL                                    Date      : 05/04/94 6:56pm
Subject : Virtual Underground -CORE              Reference : NONE
Read    : [N/A]                                  Private   : NO
Conf    : 009 - Posts, Bulletins, etc.



                 V i r t u a l   U n d e r g r o u n d
                        CORE World HeadQuarters
                        212-765-170* - 100% H/P

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Mon, 02 May 1994 20:40:55           alt.2600                Thread  142 of  836
Lines 36                      Re: CrackerJack               No responses
[email redacted]         Mark C. Henderson at Wimsey Information Services

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Subject: Re: CrackerJack

In article <2q1f4c$[email redacted]>, Vince Zappa <[email redacted]> wrote:
>Anybody direct me to a site that has Cracker Jack on it??  Archie can't
>find..or if anyone has..kindly mail..Doing some bland research on
>optimization of the brute force method..anyway..thanks

anon ftp to
ftp.wimsey.bc.ca
/pub/crypto/software/dist/US_or_Canada_only_XXXXXXXX/
       Password_cracking/jack/jac

Where the boards live now

The homebrew board behind this collection — tHe sHacK bBS of velvet.ath.cx, 1998–2006 — runs again in the browser at theshackbbs.online ↗, reconstructed from the 2006-10-26 filesystem dump.

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