Netrunner is a terminal program, not a door game. It's what I used before switching to SyncTERM.
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On 23 Nov 2019, Lupine Furmen said the following...
Netrunner is a terminal program, not a door game. It's what I used before switching to SyncTERM.
Not so. There's also a door from the 90s by the same name.
Netrunner is a terminal program, not a door game. It's what I used be switching to SyncTERM.
Not so. There's also a door from the 90s by the same name.
Not so. There's also a door from the 90s by the same name.Oh, now THAT's not confusing at ALL! :P
On 24 Nov 2019, Lupine Furmen said the following...
Not so. There's also a door from the 90s by the samename. Oh, now THAT's not confusing at ALL! :P
To be fair this is sort of expected when you use names from pop
culture or literature.
One thing I found was funny, when I started making Magicka I was using WWIV and didn't really put a lot of thought in the name - there was a BBS called Mysteria Majicka (I think it's an Alistair Crowley book) which suggested I stole the name from them.... anyway, a little while after I joined FSXnet and learned of ENiGMA 1/2... My original BBS in the 90s was called Enigma BBS (Not saying Nu stole my name, it's very unlikely he would have known about a small 90s bbs in Toowoomba, QLD lol) but funny
--- ENiGMA 1/2 v0.0.11-beta (linux; x64; 12.13.1)NuSkooler
Xibalba BBS @ xibalba.l33t.codes / 44510(telnet) 44511(ssh)
ENiGMA 1/2 BBS WHQ | Phenom | 67 | iMPURE | ACiDic
Hah, I don't remember you mentioning that before (not that youDEMENTiA
didn't!). Yeah, can't say I knew if your BBS back then. I think
there are a couple other boards named Enigma Something Something
as well. Around '95 was the first version of ENiGMA 1/2 which was a re-write of one I called ASS-BBS (Advanced SyStem... heh.), both in Pascal. That version of enig never got completed, so I just
recycled the name when I did this one. Besides being "leet speak"
ish, the letter style mimicked my BBS name that I had in the 90's:
The intercepter launches the door passed to it in the command line and maintains the Handle to ensure when the door is closed, all the handles and ports are disposed of before returning to the BBS.
One thing I found was funny, when I started making Magicka I was using WWIV and didn't really put a lot of thought in the name - there was a
BBS called Mysteria Majicka (I think it's an Alistair Crowley book)
which suggested I stole the name from them.... anyway, a little while
Netrunner is a terminal program, not a door game. It's what I used before switching to SyncTERM.I too switched to SyncTERM also fulltime, I used to use Netrunner, but I
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