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Dial-up usage...

Well, today. I STILL receive my mail via UUCP for an entire domain. Then I filter out all the garbage stuff (don't ask!). One of these days I'll get around to setting up my own server for mail, but for now this "works".

The next questions:

When did you first "dial-in"?

When did you first use "electronic mail"? (on what computer?).

In reply to Re: The last time I used a dial-up modem was... by herby1620
in thread The last time I used a dial-up modem was... by davido

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