🚀 go-pugleaf

OK..  What we're seeing here is a user at a site (UICVM) who is on both
BItnet and the Internet.  FTP and Telnet will work if you're on the
Internet.  There is no conflict with being on both - just like you can
have a VTAM network and also have an RSCS network, you just 'wear
different hats' depending on which side you're talking to.  In fact, at
least 500 of the 3,043 nodes on Bitnet are also on the Internet.

For the uninitiated:
FTP is File Transfer Protocol, a way to ship files around (like SENDFILE).
Telnet is a remote login scheme (akin to PASSTHRU).

Now, back to assembly language - does anybody have favorite 'non-obvious'
uses of instructions?  I mean stuff like pointing a STOSM and STNSM at each
other to mask critical code...

                                 Valdis Kletnieks
                                 Virginia Tech