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   Angela Scholder (angelascholder@mastodon.energy)'s status on Wednesday, 14-Feb-2024 14:03:28 JST Angela Scholder

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   • LaF0rge

   @LaF0rge LOL! I'm pretty sure that at least here in NL there is no Telex infrastructure any more.

   But, I would be surprised if there are no more Telex enthousiast in Amateur Radio playing with it.

   My Siemens t100 hasn't seen power though for at least 25-30 years I guess.

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     LaF0rge (laf0rge@chaos.social)'s status on Wednesday, 14-Feb-2024 14:03:28 JST LaF0rge

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     @AngelaScholder note that Telex is a rather common #retronetworking technology and you will find many enthusiasts around it, for example in the i-Telex network. However, Teletex is super obscure. I'm one of the few collectors with an actual device, and I know of no efforts to create ant network simulation beyond my humble research and unpublished first steps https://media.ccc.de/v/retronetcall-20230607-laforge-teletex

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     LaF0rge (laf0rge@chaos.social)'s status on Wednesday, 14-Feb-2024 14:03:30 JST LaF0rge

     I just received an invoice from ITU
     (International Telecommunications Union). Their letterhead states a TELETEX number (in 2024!). I love it. #retronetworking - now I seriously wonder how I might be able to get connected to a public network that can reach it.