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Hello Nick,

On Sat, Nov 23 2024 05:20:58 -0600, you wrote..

> I wish I kept all the hilarious messages from 2002 telling me I was
> going to be "hacked tomorrow" for running XP let alone running on
> port 23.

> Tomorrow never came...

IMO, people that freak out about EOLs are just too ingrained that they 
should be paying for and/or upgrading to the latest and greatest when 
they're told to do so.

How could you possibly be hacked on port 23, running a BBS, aside from 
having some kind of backdoor in the software you're answering with 
(which you don't, so it's basically impossible without gaining sysop 
access)?

Regards,
Nick

... Take my advice, I don't use it anyway.
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