Cool, cool, definitely going to check this out. I came to them "after the fact" but I spent a ton of time when I was younger reading Phrack, LOD TJs and plenty of other g-files... Definitely it was formative in my passion for retro computing... I mean, I wanted to experience first-hand all this stuff I was reading about, right? Even tried my hand writing a few g-files of my own as a bright-eyed n00b in middle school but I'll gladly leave those to the dustbin of history, LOL. I only got to experience a couple of years of solid BBSing before the Internet took off for good and killed the scene but I loved it. Even in Kalamazoo, MI, 616 LATA... comparatively out in the sticks... there were a lot of good boards and a lot of good discussions. I think we have a pretty dedicated crew of us trying to kind of emulate the experience on the C*Net but it's tricky with all the jitter and latency of non-QOSed VoIP over the public Internet. Someday, hopefully ;) Best, Sean On Wed, Dec 24, 2014 at 10:51 PM, Ben Sinclair <bensinc at gmail.com> wrote:

On Thu, Dec 25, 2014 at 11:37 AM, Lawrence Wilkinson <lawrence at ljw.me.uk> wrote: Thanks for catching that, Lawrence. Seems the relationship btw the two lists is still a bit fuzzy. j