Introduction: Configuring Ethernet Gateway Configuring Ethernet Gateway is done through a single file called vgateway.conf, located in the same directory as the server binary. If the file does not exist when the server starts, it will create a default copy automatically. The format is straightforward: one key=value pair per line, Read More »
Introduction: Connecting to TelnetBible.com TelnetBible.com is a unique online service that allows users to read and explore the Bible through a classic telnet interface. Telnet was one of the earliest methods of interacting with remote computers over the internet, long before modern web browsers existed. By combining this historic technology Read More »
Introduction to the MITS Altair 8800 Front Panel The Altair 8800 Front Panel is one of the most iconic interfaces in early personal computing. Long before graphical operating systems, keyboards, and monitors became standard, computers were often operated directly through rows of switches and blinking lights. Understanding the Altair front Read More »
Introduction to Ethernet Gateway If you have a Commodore 64, an AltairDuino running CP/M, or any terminal that speaks telnet, Ethernet Gateway gives you file transfers, SSH access to remote servers, and AI chat — all from a single telnet connection. I’ve tested this with IMP8 on the Altairduino. IMP8 Read More »
