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Article #1555Re: My Two (Des)Cents
From: WJU... Christopher Thach
Date: Thu, 30 Mar 1995 02:57
Date: Thu, 30 Mar 1995 02:57
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> >Actually, your best bet would be to just call CRIS and see if you've got >a local node. It's more expensive than telnet access ($30/month), since >it's also a full internet provider, you won't need a seperate provider >to access the net. A dial-up node will give you the best performance, >and the most reliable connection for games. > >Cobra > > * SLMR 2.1a * Genie: D.BARIL1, Internet: akc...@cris.com Checked that - no local nodes out here in the backwoods of Iowa! (I mean really, there's only 100,000+ people and 1 of the 3 Iowa state university's (UNI) here in Waterloo/Cedar Falls - really dinky, huh? ) So far I've only found 1 local provider, and they're an offshoot from Cedar Rapids! Oh well, time to check it out... ================================================= "But nothing's predictable in this tough, harsh, highly competitive world, where today's champion is tomorrow's crocidile shit." -- Monty Python ================================================= - Nobody's Hero Christopher Thach WJU...@prodigy.com
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