Mike Dank

@Famicoman

The guy scanning '90s cyberpunk zines. Editor of N-O-D-E zine. Do . Written

Philadelphia
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Joined March 2007
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    3 May 2016

    Fav quote about my writing, "That was some awesome history, although he started drifting a little when he got to the sentient coffee makers"

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    Apr 13

    Pittsburgh

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  3. Apr 1

    I wrote: Create a Dialup/Telnet Bridge -

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    Apr 1

    Today’s our first day in the new space! We’re open 12–9 PM, with a reception starting at 6. The address is 319 N. 11th St. 3E, Philly. Here’s the color we painted the floor:

    A bright green square, verging on neon
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  5. Mar 25

    PCVR Issue 8 is now online. This one focuses on the PCVR Renderer.

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  6. Mar 24

    56 Kbps Technology

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  7. Mar 24

    Here's a nifty thing, the 1973 Bell System Vehicle Graphics Manual complete with rules for colors, symbols, logo placement, and super cool depictions of vintage Bell-branded vehicles.

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  8. Mar 24

    I wrote: Call Your Asterisk PBX From A Home Phone Line -

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  9. Mar 24

    PCVR Issue #7 is now on the Internet Archive. This issue of the magazine focuses on motion.

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    Mar 19

    "Metaverse" was a compelling idea in 1992, when it was the context for the novel "Snow Crash." Three decades later, a thing called "metaverse" is proposed as a massive grift.

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  11. Mar 18

    Always remember to remove your batteries from things.

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    Jan 7

    Throwback - SNET was a peer to peer "shadow Internet" created by Cuba's citizens that connected thousands of nodes & used couriers to run/sell content that made its way into the country:

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  13. Mar 17

    Unless I break something while working on improvements, this should be working again. Had to rebuild it, but it is much more robust!

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    Mar 17

    🎄🎃

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    Mar 16

    YES

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  16. Mar 2

    I already see some books that are better suited to other sections, and I'm sure this will change over time as I mix in my other books, but it's good to see some of these next to one another for the first time. (3/3)

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  17. Mar 2

    Second pic is hacker history/new cyberpunk diy followed by infrastructure/internet history/vintage hacker abatement. Third pic is dotcom-boom/computers are bad/how our successful 90s company started, and fiction/vintage comms and radio/electronics repair. (2/3)

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  18. Mar 2

    Trying to organize some of my in a way that sort of makes sense. First pic has a shelf of mostly O'Reilly/security/network books, then hippie/futurist/cybernetics/vr, then early 2000s hacking/programming/vintage unix. (1/2)

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  19. Mar 2

    PCVR Issue #6 is now on . This issues of the magazine focuses on 3D sound.

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    Mar 1

    It's 1949 and the Library of Congress can't quite figure out how to classify Norbert Wiener's book Cybernetics ()

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  21. Mar 1

    PCVR Issue #1 is online for the first time! This is likely one of the oldest magazines to explore from a hobbyist/developer perspective and touches on things like the Mattel Power Glove, Sega Shutter Glasses, and REND386 for use in VR.

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