128 and a 300 baud modem using a service called Q-Link (which eventually become AOL). I ran a CNET (Commodore Net) BBS. Remember some BBSs used FidoNet to get around long distance charges. I learned so much by playing around, writing programs, messing with hardware and such. I wrote a few shareware programs and had lots of fun.
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A nice article that brings back the memories of the fun times. I started playing home computer games on an Atari 2600 and even had the BASIC cartridge. My first computer was a 128 and a 300 baud modem using a service called Q-Link (which eventually become AOL). I ran a CNET (Commodore Net) BBS. Remember some BBSs used FidoNet to get around long distance charges. I learned so much by playing around, writing programs, messing with hardware and such. I wrote a few shareware programs and had lots of fun.
128 and a 300 baud modem using a service called Q-Link (which eventually become AOL). I ran a CNET (Commodore Net) BBS. Remember some BBSs used FidoNet to get around long distance charges. I learned so much by playing around, writing programs, messing with hardware and such. I wrote a few shareware programs and had lots of fun. 
Posted by Craig_B
22nd Oct
