Making Flame Warz, the teams/groups, and the cards and their effects, I have learned a bunch of stuff I did not know before about Usenet, its history, and the groups of users. For example, I thought Eternal-September was just the name of a server; I didn't know September was when Usenet got flooded with college students. And a lot more I didn't know.
Anyway, it's been a cool learning experience, and I just wanted to share.
> Making Flame Warz, the teams/groups, and the cards and their effects, I have
> learned a bunch of stuff I did not know before about Usenet, its history, and
> the groups of users. For example, I thought Eternal-September was just the
> name of a server; I didn't know September was when Usenet got flooded with
> college students. And a lot more I didn't know.
>
> Anyway, it's been a cool learning experience, and I just wanted to share.
The term “eternal September” was applied when AOL users got Usenet access back in ‘93. Before that, September had been the time that Usenet got flooded with posts from n00bs who didn’t understand netiquette or how the Internet worked or really much of anything, but with AOL and WebTV funneling n00bs onto Usenet, it became a constant flood of “how do I hack Hotmail” and “How do I do a Ping of Death” posts.
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On Sep 30, 2026 5:03 PM, soja_a sensed a disturbance and said:
> On Sep 30, 2026 3:07 AM, yodabytz wrote:
>> Making Flame Warz, the teams/groups, and the cards and their effects, I have
>> learned a bunch of stuff I did not know before about Usenet, its history, and
>> the groups of users. For example, I thought Eternal-September was just the
>> name of a server; I didn't know September was when Usenet got flooded with
>> college students. And a lot more I didn't know.
>>
>> Anyway, it's been a cool learning experience, and I just wanted to share.
>
> The term “eternal September” was applied when AOL users got Usenet access back
> in ‘93. Before that, September had been the time that Usenet got flooded with
> posts from n00bs who didn’t understand netiquette or how the Internet worked or
> really much of anything, but with AOL and WebTV funneling n00bs onto Usenet, it
> became a constant flood of “how do I hack Hotmail” and “How do I do a Ping of
> Death” posts.
Sounds like you frequented the hacker froups!
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On Sep 30, 2026 5:06 PM, yodabytz wrote:
> On Sep 30, 2026 5:03 PM, soja_a sensed a disturbance and said:
>> On Sep 30, 2026 3:07 AM, yodabytz wrote:
>>> Making Flame Warz, the teams/groups, and the cards and their effects, I have
>>> learned a bunch of stuff I did not know before about Usenet, its history,
>>> and the groups of users. For example, I thought Eternal-September was just
>>> the name of a server; I didn't know September was when Usenet got flooded
>>> with college students. And a lot more I didn't know.
>>>
>>> Anyway, it's been a cool learning experience, and I just wanted to share.
>>
>> The term “eternal September” was applied when AOL users got Usenet access
>> back in ‘93. Before that, September had been the time that Usenet got flooded
>> with posts from n00bs who didn’t understand netiquette or how the Internet
>> worked or really much of anything, but with AOL and WebTV funneling n00bs
>> onto Usenet, it became a constant flood of “how do I hack Hotmail” and “How
>> do I do a Ping of Death” posts.
>
> Sounds like you frequented the hacker froups!
They must be torlled.
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On Sep 30, 2026 5:24 PM, Skeeter sensed a disturbance and said:
> On Sep 30, 2026 5:06 PM, yodabytz wrote:
>> On Sep 30, 2026 5:03 PM, soja_a sensed a disturbance and said:
>>> On Sep 30, 2026 3:07 AM, yodabytz wrote:
>>>> Making Flame Warz, the teams/groups, and the cards and their effects, I have
>>>> learned a bunch of stuff I did not know before about Usenet, its history,
>>>> and the groups of users. For example, I thought Eternal-September was just
>>>> the name of a server; I didn't know September was when Usenet got flooded
>>>> with college students. And a lot more I didn't know.
>>>>
>>>> Anyway, it's been a cool learning experience, and I just wanted to share.
>>>
>>> The term “eternal September” was applied when AOL users got Usenet access
>>> back in ‘93. Before that, September had been the time that Usenet got flooded
>>> with posts from n00bs who didn’t understand netiquette or how the Internet
>>> worked or really much of anything, but with AOL and WebTV funneling n00bs
>>> onto Usenet, it became a constant flood of “how do I hack Hotmail” and “How
>>> do I do a Ping of Death” posts.
>>
>> Sounds like you frequented the hacker froups!
>
> They must be torlled.
lame trolls?
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On Sep 30, 2026 5:28 PM, yodabytz wrote:
> On Sep 30, 2026 5:24 PM, Skeeter sensed a disturbance and said:
>> On Sep 30, 2026 5:06 PM, yodabytz wrote:
>>> On Sep 30, 2026 5:03 PM, soja_a sensed a disturbance and said:
>>>> On Sep 30, 2026 3:07 AM, yodabytz wrote:
>>>>> Making Flame Warz, the teams/groups, and the cards and their effects, I
>>>>> have learned a bunch of stuff I did not know before about Usenet, its
>>>>> history, and the groups of users. For example, I thought Eternal-September
>>>>> was just the name of a server; I didn't know September was when Usenet got
>>>>> flooded with college students. And a lot more I didn't know.
>>>>>
>>>>> Anyway, it's been a cool learning experience, and I just wanted to share.
>>>>
>>>> The term “eternal September” was applied when AOL users got Usenet access
>>>> back in ‘93. Before that, September had been the time that Usenet got
>>>> flooded with posts from n00bs who didn’t understand netiquette or how the
>>>> Internet worked or really much of anything, but with AOL and WebTV
>>>> funneling n00bs onto Usenet, it became a constant flood of “how do I hack
>>>> Hotmail” and “How do I do a Ping of Death” posts.
>>>
>>> Sounds like you frequented the hacker froups!
>>
>> They must be torlled.
>
> lame trolls?
The lamest.
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> On Sep 30, 2026 5:03 PM, soja_a sensed a disturbance and said:
>> On Sep 30, 2026 3:07 AM, yodabytz wrote:
>>> Making Flame Warz, the teams/groups, and the cards and their effects, I have
>>> learned a bunch of stuff I did not know before about Usenet, its history,
>>> and the groups of users. For example, I thought Eternal-September was just
>>> the name of a server; I didn't know September was when Usenet got flooded
>>> with college students. And a lot more I didn't know.
>>>
>>> Anyway, it's been a cool learning experience, and I just wanted to share.
>>
>> The term “eternal September” was applied when AOL users got Usenet access
>> back in ‘93. Before that, September had been the time that Usenet got flooded
>> with posts from n00bs who didn’t understand netiquette or how the Internet
>> worked or really much of anything, but with AOL and WebTV funneling n00bs
>> onto Usenet, it became a constant flood of “how do I hack Hotmail” and “How
>> do I do a Ping of Death” posts.
>
> Sounds like you frequented the hacker froups!
You know it, d00d. A2600 and AHM were my home away from home for a while.
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> On Sep 30, 2026 5:06 PM, yodabytz wrote:
>> On Sep 30, 2026 5:03 PM, soja_a sensed a disturbance and said: >
>>> On Sep 30, 2026 3:07 AM, yodabytz wrote: >>
>>>> Making Flame Warz, the teams/groups, and the cards and their effects, I
>>>> have learned a bunch of stuff I did not know before about Usenet, its
>>>> history, and the groups of users. For example, I thought Eternal-September
>>>> was just the name of a server; I didn't know September was when Usenet got
>>>> flooded with college students. And a lot more I didn't know. >>> Anyway,
>>>> it's been a cool learning experience, and I just wanted to share.
>>>>> The term “eternal September” was applied when AOL users got Usenet access
>>>>> back in ‘93. Before that, September had been the time that Usenet got
>>>>> flooded with posts from n00bs who didn’t understand netiquette or how the
>>>>> Internet worked or really much of anything, but with AOL and WebTV funneling
>>>>> n00bs onto Usenet, it became a constant flood of “how do I hack Hotmail” and
>>>>> “How do I do a Ping of Death” posts.
>>> Sounds like you frequented the hacker froups!
>
> You know it, d00d. A2600 and AHM were my home away from home for a while.
> In article 394aa95f-18a3-44dc-918c-ca9c260b1849@rootbadger.com, soja_a
> soja@retired.invalid wrote:
>> On Sep 30, 2026 5:06 PM, yodabytz wrote: > >> On Sep 30, 2026 5:03 PM,
>> soja_a sensed a disturbance and said: > >>> On Sep 30, 2026 3:07 AM, yodabytz
>> wrote: >> >>>> Making Flame Warz, the teams/groups, and the cards and their
>> effects, I >>>> have learned a bunch of stuff I did not know before about
>> Usenet, its >>>> history, and the groups of users. For example, I thought
>> Eternal-September >>>> was just the name of a server; I didn't know September
>> was when Usenet got >>>> flooded with college students. And a lot more I
>> didn't know. >>> Anyway, >>>> it's been a cool learning experience, and I just
>> wanted to share. >>> >> The term ?eternal September? was applied when AOL
>> users got Usenet access >>> back in ?93. Before that, September had been the
>> time that Usenet got >>> flooded with posts from n00bs who didn?t understand
>> netiquette or how the >>> Internet worked or really much of anything, but with
>> AOL and WebTV funneling >>> n00bs onto Usenet, it became a constant flood of
>> ?how do I hack Hotmail? and >>> ?How do I do a Ping of Death? posts. >> >
>> Sounds like you frequented the hacker froups! > You know it, d00d. A2600 and
>> AHM were my home away from home for a while.
>
> Great, I'm surrounded by ha><orz..
That one called Daito will haXor your boxen.
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#1 AUK Galactic Killfile Award
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<working on one of them specheel AUK awards>
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> In article 5fdf0a3a-6893-4303-9c01-1cb9e16ac04b@rootbadger.com, Tom Mix
> says...
>>> In article 394aa95f-18a3-44dc-918c-ca9c260b1849@rootbadger.com, soja_a
>>> soja@retired.invalid wrote: >
>>>> On Sep 30, 2026 5:06 PM, yodabytz wrote: > >> On Sep 30, 2026 5:03 PM,
>>
>> soja_a sensed a disturbance and said: > >>> On Sep 30, 2026 3:07 AM, yodabytz
>> wrote: >> >>>> Making Flame Warz, the teams/groups, and the cards and their
>> effects, I >>>> have learned a bunch of stuff I did not know before about
>> Usenet, its >>>> history, and the groups of users. For example, I thought
>> Eternal-September >>>> was just the name of a server; I didn't know September
>> was when Usenet got >>>> flooded with college students. And a lot more I
>> didn't know. >>> Anyway, >>>> it's been a cool learning experience, and I
>> just wanted to share. >>> >> The term ?eternal September? was applied when
>> AOL users got Usenet access >>> back in ?93. Before that, September had been
>> the time that Usenet got >>> flooded with posts from n00bs who didn?t
>> understand netiquette or how the >>> Internet worked or really much of
>> anything, but with AOL and WebTV funneling >>> n00bs onto Usenet, it became a
>> constant flood of ?how do I hack Hotmail? and >>> ?How do I do a Ping of
>> Death? posts. >> > Sounds like you frequented the hacker froups! > You know
>> it, d00d. A2600 and AHM were my home away from home for a while. > Great, I'm
>> surrounded by ha><orz..
>
> That one called Daito will haXor your boxen.
Daito would have to find my boxen first. You can not haxor what you can not traxor. hth
On Oct 1, 2026 8:28 PM, soja_a sensed a disturbance and said:
> On Sep 30, 2026 5:06 PM, yodabytz wrote:
>> On Sep 30, 2026 5:03 PM, soja_a sensed a disturbance and said:
>>> On Sep 30, 2026 3:07 AM, yodabytz wrote:
>>>> Making Flame Warz, the teams/groups, and the cards and their effects, I have
>>>> learned a bunch of stuff I did not know before about Usenet, its history,
>>>> and the groups of users. For example, I thought Eternal-September was just
>>>> the name of a server; I didn't know September was when Usenet got flooded
>>>> with college students. And a lot more I didn't know.
>>>>
>>>> Anyway, it's been a cool learning experience, and I just wanted to share.
>>>
>>> The term “eternal September” was applied when AOL users got Usenet access
>>> back in ‘93. Before that, September had been the time that Usenet got flooded
>>> with posts from n00bs who didn’t understand netiquette or how the Internet
>>> worked or really much of anything, but with AOL and WebTV funneling n00bs
>>> onto Usenet, it became a constant flood of “how do I hack Hotmail” and “How
>>> do I do a Ping of Death” posts.
>>
>> Sounds like you frequented the hacker froups!
>
> You know it, d00d. A2600 and AHM were my home away from home for a while.
You should join Team Black Hats, create your card, and play Flame Warz. Team vs. team stuff. The Black Hats can send viruses; trolls can forge cards... some of that is not quite implemented yet; the card game is functional, though.
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