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|  Message 5284  |
|  Dan Clough to Nicholas Boel  |
|  Re: BBS Software Recommendations  |
|  23 Nov 24 16:06:45  |
 TZUTC: -0600 MSGID: 1683.fido_bbscarni@1:135/115 2ba78e88 REPLY: 2003.bbscarni@1:154/700 2ba747c5 PID: Synchronet 3.20a-Linux master/6fc2a6b6f Nov 17 202 GCC 11.2.0 TID: SBBSecho 3.22-Linux master/6fc2a6b6f Nov 17 2024 05:10 GCC 11.2.0 BBSID: PALANTIR CHRS: CP437 2 -=> Nicholas Boel wrote to All <=- > Not really. I'm running the BBS from Win7, Nick is running from XP. The BBS > is on it's own computer. No care about EOL or security for it. What are > they gonna take, door game reg codes? ;) NB> I didn't say anything about not being secure, since that can be NB> controlled by the person operating it. You can definitely lock down XP NB> or 7, or anything prior to those, to only allow the connections you NB> want. The only reason people freak out about security issues is because NB> it's not actually getting security updates any more (which really isn't NB> a big deal if you have a decent firewall), and because Microsoft says NB> you shouldn't run it. NB> I was merely stating one must run old and outdated Windows operating NB> systems to run said software. Even more so with the phasing out of NB> 32bit Windows. I'm not 100% sure, as I don't use Windows and have only the info I read (some of it on BBSes), but.... isn't there something called "NTVDM |
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