Well, I remember the person that did it, he used to run a small ISP back when you could do such a thing. He provided hosting and other services, and would provide a connection-for-rent if you had an event or something that you needed internet services or had a need for public access terminals during the event, when that was a thing.
I guess I have to assume that it's received some maintenance over the years, or maybe even exists as a container running on some other system. Looking at GNU mailman, it has to have had some update over the years, mailman is only 22. But who knows? I remember seeing the dude at a small hamfest maybe 10 years ago, and that was the last time I had any interaction with him.
Well, I remember the person that did it, he used to run a small ISP back when you could do such a thing. He provided hosting and other services, and would provide a connection-for-rent if you had an event or something that you needed internet services or had a need for public access terminals during the event, when that was a thing.
I guess I have to assume that it's received some maintenance over the years, or maybe even exists as a container running on some other system. Looking at GNU mailman, it has to have had some update over the years, mailman is only 22. But who knows? I remember seeing the dude at a small hamfest maybe 10 years ago, and that was the last time I had any interaction with him.
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