@c3isdn @ChaosPost Success via Road Warrior Telecoupler 2 Acoustic Coupler!! #38C3 Unfortunately nothing reachable.

@perillamint @tnt is working for quite some time on something related; its surprisingly hard and there's very little FOSS in this area. With spandsp and his hacks/fixes we can get V.22/V.22bis(1200/2400 bps) working, but with unreliability. His primary use case is driving an AMR reserviert card (MC97) via an icE40 FPGA. So not sip but actual telephony audio interface. Once that works, it should be possible to attach SIP/RTP.

The #38C3 c3isdn phonebook is made available via fax polling. Once we're operational on-site, you can poll the phonebook from your fax machine or faxmodem from extension number 919982 @c3fax

@ChaosPost 000730 is @wetter

Angel Restaurant has one, thanks for friendly @eventphone folks pointing me to it.

Does anyone know of anyone with a Microwave oven at #38C3? I have some food I'd want to warm up. Thanks! #followerpower

@__michaelg @drscriptt passive PCI backplanes are not so common these days, but indeed it's a nice idea. Makes me think of industrial computers 25 (and more) years ago...

@1000millimeter @OverBoing @CCC @juela_the2nd das ist bei Jolly daheim, kann ich nicht kommentieren. Bei mir zuhause habe ich auch ueblicherweise 0V an Erde und dann +48V fuer alles Telecom-Equipment. Da hat man einfach weniger Risiko, sich irgendwo durch unterschiedliches GND-Potential von anderen Geraeten ins Knie zu schiessen.

@hanfi @c3loc super! da ist ein spreadsheet unter https://isdn-museum.de/ccc verlinkt, die Seite hat auch alle sonstigen Infos. Dort kann jeder Interessierte sich für einen ISDN oder POTS Anschluss eintragen. @c3isdn

@funkylab @aka_pugs thanks for making me aware of this thread. I did read about SMDS before, but I think it was a US thing only. Would be very interesting to operate it again if anyone still has some equipment. The T1 transport is easy to carry between homes of retro collectors via some form of TDMoIP, like we do in OCTOI. #retronetworking

@juela_the2nd sorry, hatte es mit Funk-Technik verwechselt. Deine Zeitschrift kenne ich noch nicht.

@juela_the2nd ja, die FT kenne ich vom Prinzip her. Da habe ich auch einen Stapel von meinem Schwiegervater digitalisiert. Glaube der ist auch im nextcloud. Aber ich nehme gerne immer alles, was ich nicht habe. Auch nur leihweise zum scannen. Danke!

@vitaut earlier this week I had one that went three layers deep this way! Started with “JavaScript sorts a table badly” and went all the way to “our C++ sql library needs changes”

@benedikt @c3bbs @mischk sorry to hear, can you be specific about which service? I thought this was about NNTP:

> telnet -4 c3bbs.retronetworking.org 119
Trying 213.95.46.21...
Connected to c3bbs.retronetworking.org.
Escape character is '^]'.
200 C3BBS News (Synchronet 3.20a-Linux NNTP Service 1.2)

@zeitgenosse did you try to find [or file] bug reports or discussions about this? I certainly share your pain and woukd love to weigh in on those.

@dshan @fesshole you can still practice those skills with telex collectors on the i-telex network https://www.i-telex.net/ #retronetworking

@petes_bread_eqn_xls @dpflug @jonpsp @fesshole yes, the @fax2fedi instance is only on two private networks: telephone collectors network (C*NET) and OCTOI.

@ChaosPost @c3isdn @manawyrm It seems MS-DOS Kermit at http://www.columbia.edu/kermit/mskermit.html might be one of the few (if not the only?) open source terminal programs for DOS?

@ChaosPost @c3isdn @manawyrm I traditionally use TELIX on DOS, or RIPterm for RIP graphics. Not sure if there are any good FOSS terminal Programm for DOS by now. TELIX is what I used back in the day...

@nblr @Badscrew I recently acquired (IIRC) a batch of 7 of them, haven't really explored much yet. Bonus: They have this totally unsuspicous sticker on them: