Nodes online:
GEIN::
MANSON::
Users online:
BURLEY
CADET
CHRISTER
DEATHER
DEM0NK1D
DRSTRANGE
ELODIE
GAELLE
INFINITUS
KOSLEFTHAND
LOLOTHEO
MAEVA
PREA
RHESS
SANGEERTH
TROPICANA
USER2758
Links:
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OpenVMS Hobbyist
OpenVMS FAQ
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| OpenVMS-Rocks.com domain goes online! |
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Mar 26, 2004 Deathrow "sister" domain goes online. This is http://openvms-rocks.com. This domain is hosted on the node DAHMER::. This is our more "friendly" public look. When using the http://webmail.openvms-rocks.com, your e-mail will appear "username@openvms-rocks.com". |
| Want to help out the Deathrow Cluster? Consider donating.... |
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June 25, 2003 The Deathrow OpenVMS cluster always has been, and always will remain free for public use. This doesn't mean that we don't have operating expenses! Electricity and connectivity are provided by the wonderful people at Vistech Communications, Inc.. Some additional expenses are covered by Softwink, Inc.. Help us show our appreciation by making a donation. |
| OpenVMS Hack FAQ re-work/split. |
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May 17th, 2003 Doc Cypher (local Deathrow Administrator) has started re-structuring the OpenVMS Hack FAQ. Please see OpenVMS Hack FAQ section for more information. |
| LARNE ports the EPIC IRC Client |
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May 13th, 2003 LARNE (ejb_at_deathrow.vistech.net) ported the popular Epic IRC client to OpenVMS. For more information, please check out his web site at http://www.2mbit.com/~larne. |
| J. Loup (of Gzip fame) add OpenVMS password cracking to John |
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Nov. XX, 2002 Jean-loup Gailly (author of gzip) has add OpenVMS password cracking to John the ripper. He also repaired a older VMS crack routine, with the help of several Deathrow Cluster users. |
| Da Beave is interviewed by HP World |
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Oct. 31st, 2002 Da Beave (creator of the Deathrow Cluster) was interviewed by HP World magazine about OpenVMS and the cluster. Aside from some strange incorrect techinical facts, It's okay. To read the article, go here. |
| Deathrow Gets Slashdot'ed! |
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Aug. 1st, 2002 The Deathrow OpenVMS Cluster project was posted on "Slashdot.org". What's interesting about this is that while most operating system crumble during the "slashdot affect", OpenVMS remained up and stable the entire time. What makes the even more interesting is not only did the web site never go down, but we where also taking on a load of internactive users! This was pointed out by user comments over at the slashdot.org article! |
