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<h2>1994-2000: The Fido era</h2> <h2>1994-2000: The Fido era</h2>
<p>A modem in spring 1994 led to the <a href="https://28k8.moonweb.org/bbs/fido/nodelist/" target="_blank">FidoNet</a> world, and by late 1995 I was running my own <a href="https://28k8.moonweb.org/" target="_blank">BBS node</a>. Through the mid-90s I collected old and new machines enthusiastically, building up a collection that lasted until 2005 when most of it was sold off. By 2000, the FidoNet hobby had quietly faded.</p> <p>A modem in spring 1994 led to the <a href="https://28k8.moonweb.org/bbs/fido/nodelist/" target="_blank">FidoNet</a> world, and by late 1995 I was running my own <a href="https://28k8.moonweb.org/" target="_blank">BBS node</a>. Through the mid-90s I collected old and new machines enthusiastically, building up a collection that lasted until 2005 when most of it was sold off. By 2000, the FidoNet hobby had quietly faded.</p>
<h2>2000-2010: The Linux server years</h2>
<p>After the FidoNet era wound down, the focus shifted to Linux. A home network grew in Augsburg with a Smoothwall firewall, a Red Hat server, a Postfix/Apache mail and web server, and a multimedia workstation, all connected over 10 Mbit thin-Ethernet and a demand-dial RAS connection. A FreeBSD server ran Apache, Sendmail and Perl scripts alongside a Windows NT 4.0 file server. Microsoft certifications in Windows NT 4.0 and IIS 4.0 followed in 2000, and the work at IXOS SOFTWARE AG as a Web Engineer rounded out the professional side. The retro hobby took a back seat during this period, but the collection of old machines was still growing quietly in the background until 2005. The <a href="/timecapsule/location/">location</a>, <a href="/timecapsule/network/">network</a> and <a href="/timecapsule/projects/">projects</a> pages of the timecapsule have the full story.</p>
<h2>2009 and beyond: The modern era</h2> <h2>2009 and beyond: The modern era</h2>
<p>The collection shrank down to what I actually used daily: a 2009 iMac, a 2010 iPad 1, and eventually a Chromebook for everyday tasks in 2017. The iPad 1 is practically a museum piece by now, and the Chromebook has become the machine I reach for when I just want something that works.</p> <p>The collection shrank down to what I actually used daily: a 2009 iMac, a 2010 iPad 1, and eventually a Chromebook for everyday tasks in 2017. The iPad 1 is practically a museum piece by now, and the Chromebook has become the machine I reach for when I just want something that works.</p>