The new Compute's Gazette magazine has a BBS column

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JPolka · 1d ago

The new (relaunched) Compute's! Gazette magazine now has a monthly column that covers today's retro BBS scene. The column is called Dialed Back. As a nice throwback, the Dialed Back title font in the article matches the title font of the classic Boardwatch magazine.

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The new Compute's Gazette magazine has a BBS column

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