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When I accidentally hit a key on the phone that enables echo suppression

My guy, love your content, just gotta up the volume a bit !

its a vibe

My dialup when i try using call centric number instead of local number

Isn't this 22kbs syndrome?

Cool

Hm, question, i have Linksys WRT54G-TM from TMobile and WRT54G3G routers, is this device capable of "faking" phoneline? Or is it only switch? You had been testing one of simmilar devices WAG200 or so. You have been testing lot of stuff, got me interested year ago, keep in my memory, options to recreate, analog phone line in home. You have real phone line, so probably you didnt explore such options. Is it possible to make it using for example old analog switch boxes. These boexes often used by small businesses to create internal numbers and communicate internally. Is it possible using this and and bunch of modems create dialup network? LAN of dialups? Or is it only possible with physicall landline connected to it? Would be very interesting to see modern options out there. I had dream of old computers being connected to internet via LPT, COM, ISA whatever WIFI using ESP microcontroler and it has been made by many people its available as commercial product. I have never step upon dialup bridge with actuall high voltage supply and stuff. Had you? My current dream to have analog telephone connected to bluetooth-phone bridge capable to answer my phones via that thing. I was using just as SAMTIME a Blacberries as long it was possible. If not job - technician would never use Android im just annoyed by notifications and somehow always miss the phone, miss sms, cant see email on time. Having such device in home, would be so cool. Connected to phone (wherever its put) and being able to ring and im being able to answer my phone woudl be so cool. Not just for me but potentially by elderly people like my mom. I dont know. There are modern recreations of such device. Are there interfaces? Allow any device of any age to be connected to internet via bluetooth audio bridge?. I dont experience in dialup, have never had - my first internet was PCMCIA modem EDGE in 2006. Video about WAG200 or whatever name was of this VoIP modem had lot of views.. would be so cool if you could explore options for people who cant have landline but are interested in connecting their devices via analog modem. Thanks.

I officially award you, today, October 9th, in the Two Thousand Twenty Fourth Year of Our Lord, Nerd of the Day. Corn-gratulations!

do you use dial up for fun

You’re a very handsome fella. I appreciate the videos a lot ❤

this was a lot of fun to watch! i hope to be able to watch the next one as well. i sent you a picture of what i was watching this on because i thought you might like to see it oh and you might want to look at it on your high speed internet because the image file is over a megabyte. have a good rest of the evening!

yes! im so glad you got your copper back! im actually having a lineman come out tomorrow to reinstall my old copper to hopefully take care of the noise. it used to only get noisy when it rained, but now it just stays noisy all the time, and we cant have that.

I could not finish the video that music is to annoying and loud. I tried.

how were you able to find all these older websites?

That company still exists?

That is so damn cool!!!

hi,you have a voip or a Analog line,thanks

My parents had Juno until about 2017 it wasnt until then they could get better Internet at their place lol. It was awful nice throwback though not much on the website has really changed as far as layout. I remember we did get the accelerated but it really didnt seem that much faster

What guide did you use?

kmeleon is better

Have you ever used Netscape? if yes you are old

Here in Brazil a guy called Jorge have creat a open dial up with Voip

love your vids but please stop adding music it makes it very hard to watch

man, i cant stop watching these videos now! theyre great! i appreciate you encouraging people to get a home phone and telling peiple to not cancel their home phone service. i beleive EVERYONE should have a home phone! they are fantastic! (and yes, im old...LOL)

i hope you got this issue fixed so you can get at least up to 48k. my at&t phone line is poorly maintained, so my speed is weird too with weird speeds like 31k just like yours. i also cannot believe how pricy my landline has become...its like $70 a month! and i dont even have long distance or caller id, just the traditional telephone line.

hey, do you know of any dialup isp's that offer unlimited dialup access?

First Browser I used on the Internet was VMS Mosaic on a DEC VaxStation 4000 VLC in around 1995. The monitor was a black and white monitor and I assumed the whole internet was in black in white. Imagine my surprise when about 6 months later I went into an internet cafe and discovered it was actually in colour.

I am delighted to have unlimited international calls and to be able to have dial-up internet using Juno dial-up numbers in France 😊

Any idea if this browser could run neocities

Are dial-up connections still available in the US? There hasn't been a narrowband connection in Germany for years. The analogue and digital ISDN telephone network is being dismantled and replaced by DSL. All landline telephone operations run via voice over IP.

Hi I am watching the replay now

Dammit, i missed this again, glad the vod exists. i love this channel. I remember using dial-up when i was like 3-4 in 2005 on a Windows 98 computer setup my dad bought in '99. Loved playing Hoyle typing games and browsing really primitive websites from really early search engines. Soon after we got broadband. Cam't believe I remember any of this after 17 years

When I was listening to the background music it reminded me of Donkey Kong 64

*PromoSM* 😝

I’ve done it over google voice. Just switch manually to 300 baud and bbss work!

0:17 I used to have a dell crt like that

Cool vid I watched that long time ago

A long long time ago I was toying with the idea of making a 9 V battery cable adapter for the cordless phone base to power it when the power went out. 20 years later somebody gives me these old ancient 900 MHz cordless phones in the base station takes the same battery as the handset so it functions even when the power is off! I don't know why more companies don't do this. I wouldn't mind a modern V-TECH phone with rechargeable AAA compartment on the bottom. Although I just plain wouldn't mind a high-quality cordless phone with decent Audio. I've been using a X-link Bluetooth Gateway and it's amazing the audio quality with a good old fashion western electric!

I would love POTS service but it's expensive! It's almost like I'm paying to maintain the infrastructure that they're not maintaining.

oh yes the phone doesn't really know where you are because it doesn't invoke GPS at the first instance of needing location services instead it uses Wi-Fi location services which considering I've been dragging my travel router around with me for the past 20 years hesitancy to think I'm still at home or when we first moved into this house at the previous house or for this one Business I ran across the entire Business thought it was still at the old location. Otherwise it Hass to keep the GPS receiver warm and keep a lock on the satellites which drains the battery faster so they cheat and use the Wi-Fi location until more precise locations needed and the GPS chip warms up.

it'd be cool if i could dial this for free from ireland (it'd probably get me a hefty international call charge) p.s. you should adjust the geometry on your monitor ;P (newer CRTs have software-controlled geometry adjustments that can be done from the OSD and/or the service menu)

How the hell is Juno still in business in 2023?

Love the vid evan! :D

it says you have a message in the Juno inbox

Love the Paper Mario wallpaper.

If the phone is meant for emergencies, then this is the emergency to have it for!

Remember paying by the hour for internet, then broadband really felt like the future...You're telling me I can use my phone and the internet at the same time?! Sign me up. We had AOL dial up then we went with NTL Broadband..The fact it was "always online" you're right they really were exciting times, it was so much better than the dial up we had been using for years.