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Okay, GREP this..... ----- Original Message ----- From: "mech" <mech@m3ch.net> > Well, FWIW some of my fondest Internet experiences involve telnetting >into > the text-only interfaces of Mindvox and The Well. This is when a 2400 > baud modem was speedy. And, the most ironic thing is that through a >vt100 > term, 2400 baud *is* pretty speedy. Go figure. I remember that too. Of course, I was working for HP at the time and I was able to do that via a T1 connection, but I do remember the text-only, command driven interface. Our email program at the time was also text-only. Things have sure changed. I'm glad. I hated the text-only, command driven systems. When it comes to computers, I am a blended learner/user - graphics + text. I need both to keep my interest and motivation up. >>Better yet, let's become real men and women and get servers in our homes >>with UNIX on them, > > I'm sitting here on a Powerbook running OSX. This *is* a Unix server. Well, I was thinking of something that I used to have sitting in my cube at HP when I worked in engineering, like an HP9000 series with all the bells and whisles, about a $9K machine at the time I think, sitting right between my legs. :) Those machines have chunks of Powerbooks in their stools. K-