Borderline BBS was brought online in January 2014 as a dial-up only BBS. Telnet-accessibility has been added, making it the first BBS running on a C64 with a “hybrid setup” allowing both dial-up and Telnet calls. Running on AA BBS v11.6b on a Commodore 64c with 7 floppy drives. This is a truly authentic Commodore […]

The BBS is holding it’s holidays contest, starting December 15th 2023 at 02:00Z. The contest will run for 30 days and features a full fledged CTF and a Triathlon. See https://bbs.bottomlessabyss.net for up to date information. Account can be created securely from the website. * Many networks and active doors * Great focus on privacy […]

Welcome to the Brewery BBS.  Running on a real Apple II. Heavily modified GBBS Pro system on an Apple //e.

One of only 2 C-Net 128 BBS’ known to still be running. Bucko’s Den is running C-Net 7.2+ on a Emulated Lt Kernal Commodore 128. This software is pretty raw with errors known to keep things from working properly, but work is being done to fix some of the issues. Give us a call and […]

The ByteBarn Project is a small Retro Datacenter

A BBS created for show-casing “retronetworking” technology (in this instance: Modem/ISDN dial-up and BBS) for CCC (Chaos Computer Club) and related events. Still in its infancy in 12/2024, but a number of services are expected to be added. Dial-Up from OCTOI and C*NET, but not public telephony.

From Matty, Sysop of the late 8th Wonder of the World BBS that was in Southern Maine back in the ’90s. Rewind, relax, and enjoy a rest at the Cabana Bar BBS!  Featuring a handful of message networks and door games.  What else is to come? I enjoy retro-computing and anything that gets my mind […]

Commodore 64 BBS located in Connecticut USA

Welcome to Capital Station BBS located in Upstate New York All are welcomed to connect today, users are provided with Full Access in less than 24 hours. What Capital Station BBS offers. Files: With over 10 gig of files,  I am sure you will find something to enjoy, Racing, Flight, pinball, Star Trek as well […]

Once ‘Fear and Loathing’ in New Orleans, the BBS is back in a new city but with the games and message areas you love. Looking forward to seeing old friends as well as making new ones. See you on the board! Do you like stickers? We all like stickers. Send me your address and I’ll […]

Captain’s Quarters is back from its watery grave! Running Warp Six on an all-solid-state Apple IIGS via TCPser on a Raspberry Pi. Featuring a bunch of door games, tons of text files, and retrocomputing / regtrogaming forums. Come relive your past!

Pirate-themed ANSI BBS that caters to Macintosh and Apple IIgs users, but all retrocomputer users are welcome! The BBS features Apple IIgs / Macintosh downloads, Door Games including LORD 1 & II / Trade Wars / Lemonade Stand / Trivia, and thousands of Apple II / Mac game-related text files.

The CB2 micro BBS, runs from a microcontroller! Find more info about this wonderful microcomputer at http://cb2.qrp.gr Feel free to explore and post a public message on the BBS. If you want to do the same as I did, do not hesitate to contact me.

On February 16, 1978, Ward Christensen founded the Computerized Bulletin Board System, the first dial-up bulletin board system ever brought online, as a program to allow Christensen and other hobbyists in Chicago to exchange information. CBBS/TN is running CBBS 3.6.2, dated 09/24/83, on AltairZ80. CBBS/NV moved to CBBS/TN in June 2023. CBBS/TN’s dialup capability is […]

A family BBS from the Heartland of the US. We feature games like MajorMUD, T-LORD, Lunatix, Wheel of Fame, Farwest Trivia, and many Door Games. Live chat, message forums, and free E-mail account. Stop by!

A dream from my youth that has finally come to fruition on an Atari MegaSTe running Michtron 3.0, BlueSCSI internal hard-disk and large archive area hosted on a USB-DVDROM connected via NetUSBee. Focused on the Atari ST demoscene/BBS scene (8-bit in the future) 19200 BAUD, ASCII,ANSI,VT52 supported

Our new board , Synchronet 2.20e installed on a Raspberry Pi using Linux. All the goodies and none of the bull.

Real Atari 8-bit hardware Supporting Atari 8-bit, Atari ST, and CP/M machines. 9600 baud ASCII/ATASCII/ANSI/VT52

Started in 2021 in a fit of boredom during lockdown after discovering that a BBS can run on a Raspberry Pi. It’s mainly retrocomputing themed with useful software for various 1980’s systems. Telnet with port 6800 (my favourite CPU) for ASCII/ANSI, plus it supports 80-column PETSCII on port 8502.