Get LAMP: The Text Adventure Documentary

[Geeknix]

Hi all, not used to posting on Usenet. I came across this on YouTube and
thought it was really great documentary on early text adventures.

Hope you enjoy!

[Andreas Kohlbach]

Post by Geeknix
Hi all, not used to posting on Usenet. I came across this on YouTube and
thought it was really great documentary on early text adventures.
http://youtu.be/LRhbcDzbGSU

You could had warned it's two hours long. :-)

Post by Geeknix
Hope you enjoy!

Pretty sure I watched it years ago.

The newsgroup you wanted the follow up does not exist on my server.

[Geeknix]

Post by Andreas Kohlbach

Post by Geeknix
http://youtu.be/LRhbcDzbGSU

You could had warned it's two hours long. :-)

True, true. Plus the rather hobbiest style of the video. Did make it
feel real/genuine thought.

This doc plus 6 x 80min rugby matches this weekend kept me at my
computer screen!

Post by Andreas Kohlbach
The newsgroup you wanted the follow up does not exist on my server.

I use SLRN for Usenet, I tried posting to multiple groups for the first
time and some reason that group was selected for follo-up. Should I
remove that line in future?

[Geeknix]

...

Post by Geeknix

Post by Andreas Kohlbach
The newsgroup you wanted the follow up does not exist on my server.

I use SLRN for Usenet, I tried posting to multiple groups for the first
time and some reason that group was selected for follo-up. Should I
remove that line in future?

Unless you have a reason to, don't put a followup-to header line.
If I find it I typically remove it, not having that group subscribed, or
not wanting to post on that group.

Sometimes I set a followup-to. One day the discussion in a Linux group
changed to CPUs and even whether the 6502 or Z80 would be the "best". I
set a followup to the folklore group.

Just for me to understand. Halfway through a thread if you feel the
conversation has moved on to a topic suitable for another group you set
the follow-up to the group?

[Andreas Kohlbach]

Post by Geeknix

Sometimes I set a followup-to. One day the discussion in a Linux group
changed to CPUs and even whether the 6502 or Z80 would be the "best". I
set a followup to the folklore group.

Just for me to understand. Halfway through a thread if you feel the
conversation has moved on to a topic suitable for another group you set
the follow-up to the group?

Exactly. Well most of the time at the beginning of a discussion. If too
much "off topic" was already posted I do NOT set a followup-to.

[David Lesher]

Post by Andreas Kohlbach

Post by Geeknix
Hi all, not used to posting on Usenet. I came across this on YouTube and
thought it was really great documentary on early text adventures.
http://youtu.be/LRhbcDzbGSU

You could had warned it's two hours long. :-)

Post by Geeknix
Hope you enjoy!

Pretty sure I watched it years ago.
The newsgroup you wanted the follow up does not exist on my server.

{thread tie:} You could buy some used servers and .....

[A.T. Murray]

Post by Geeknix
Hi all, not used to posting on Usenet. I came across this on YouTube and
thought it was really great documentary on early text adventures.
http://youtu.be/LRhbcDzbGSU
Hope you enjoy!
--
Don't be afraid of the deep...
--[ bbs.bottomlessabyss.net|https|telnet=2023|ssh=2222 ]--
--[ Remove the fruit and digits for valid email address ]--

One day many Robot Minds will watch the documentary.

http://ai.neocities.org/RoboMind.html -- Mentifex Robot AI guaranteed to think