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Hackerdom humbly began as a computer Bulletin Board System (BBS) run on a Commodore 64 (with a whopping 64K---yes, that's *K*---of RAM, (2) 3.5" floppy drives (which back then, was a lot of storage), (1) 5.25" floppy and a lowly 300bps modem (currently, most people operate from 33600bps to 56000bps) and was based in Tempe, Arizona.
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Hackerdom.net, the next evolution of the community, is now hosted on a webserver connected to a DS3 digital line that is capable of transmitting data at somewhere in the vicinity of 43,250,000bps---or approximately 150,000 times faster than the original 300bps connection (and all this improvement in about 20 years' time)!!!
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Hackerdom.net is now based in Escondido, California. We are actively seeking partners in creating a web-based community of computer enthusiasts (from newbies to professors) that provides valuable content, a warm atmosphere and the opportunity for people the world over to interact with one another.
If you have any suggestions, questions, comments or are interested in becomming a partner, please send an email message to "elangenb@cox[dot]net". We would love to get your input, as it is *YOU*, the computer enthusiast, who gives us the motivation to do what we do!
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