connect like it's 1984 - neo146 provides a minimal (and experimental!) information gateway that serves as an emergency network connection method inspired by dial-up, allowing you to access content via certain protocols like SMS.
Dial-up ISP + RustChain BBS + VoIP↔analog bridge for vintage hardware (Dreamcast, 386/486, 9600 baud modems) — mine RustChain over a phone line
Virtual Modem in Go
KEEP_ISP sample program form the Web Site Construction Kit for Windows 95
disconnects dial-up ISP after time limit or if speed is below 30.00 Kbps for 5 min; prints connection time, speed, & its consistency
a bash script for dial-up connections that downloads files in the background while you browse
Automatically dial BSNL dial-up connection on connection drop.
A high-fidelity web performance simulation that forces a 146-second load time, mimicking 56k modem speeds through throttled DOM injection and CSS clip-path rendering.
Serial networking for DOS and Windows 9x: IPX gaming, Hayes modem emulation, PPP/SLIP internet access, and OpenWrt TAP bridging.
PCBoard BBS 15.3→15.4 source port. All 11 DOS binaries built with Borland C++ 3.1 via DOSBox, feature-verified against Clark's 15.4b beta. OS/2 PCBOARD2.EXE cross-compiled with OpenWatcom 2.0, clean link. Includes CodeBase 4.x (LGPL v3.0), prebuilt libraries, full provenance patch, build scripts, and original documentation. Source preserved by PWA.
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