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Message-ID: <1079617739.8988.14.camel@flybynight> From: lscharf at aoe.vt.edu (Luke Scharf) Subject: Ancient Trivia: +++ath0 On Wed, 2004-03-17 at 21:30, cstone wrote: > * = Hayes has a patent on a scheme to protect against unintentional > triggering of the escape sequence; on their modems, you have to > wait a specific amount of time before and after the +++ before > issuing a command. Doh! I thought that there was an easier way to escape the escape sequence. Too much Unix -- '\+\+\+' :-) But, still, isn't a string of characters that the modem won't transfer something that the communications system on a PC should handle? Anyway, I'm starting to get nostalgic about the old BBS days -- maybe I should put my old one up again? But, they just haven't the same since I started using the WWW, and telnet BBSs just don't do it for me. -Luke -- Luke Scharf, Systems Administrator Virginia Tech Aerospace and Ocean Engineering
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