Apparently there are a few more similar communities like the one from the post<p><a href="https://tildeverse.org/members/" rel="nofollow">https://tildeverse.org/members/</a>
Multi-user Unix? What will they think of next?<p>This is cool, though. Gives people a taste of what it used to be like with everyone in the university logged into the big time-sharing machines all together.
I kinda wish it stayed that way, or rather something better replaced multi-user systems as they aren't well suited to personal computers like we have nowadays. Plus I like the added bonus of not needing to spend much to have access to the kind of compute power needed for a compsci course, it makes compiling a lot faster
The editorialized title brings back memories of logging into smashthestack almost two decades ago leaving and looking at graffiti on the walls.<p>I didn't learn much following the link itself other than it is supposed to be pronounced TIL-dee and that some people have more money to spare than others.
Similar to SDF.org and envs.net
Hey, I signed up for an account 2 days ago. Still no response, does anyone know what that means? Not accepted or it's just one overworked volunteer?
<a href="https://tilde.team" rel="nofollow">https://tilde.team</a> FTW