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Many, many thanks John. It has been our privilege.

Cheers and Best Wishes,
Cory

I share all of the sentiments posted by other members and sincerely wish you well in whatever direction you head off in. It's been a pleasure.
Neil

Anything is possible!

Mr. Ronnie, I used to run my web server from the basement on a BeagleBone... that's a 40$ credit size computer not even close to a pentium II/III speed. It worked great. Until linux decided to corrupt itself. This happened on the PowerBook G4 12" too, Linux corrupted itself. The toshiba PIII beaten up laptop with no screen and missing keyboards lasted almost 700 days without rebooting itself. So I swallowed sadness and put my servers on the cloud

http://www.thomaslaskowski.com/?p=373

-Tom

Mine is on Nintendo.

I know that you are not joking. My Wii that I got next to nothing is totally pimped out. 1TB hard drive, no more putting in CDs! Yay. Emulators for almost any old console out there. And yes, there's a web server for it too, but I am not hosting my site on a Wii.

I like the older 2D games. 3D games make me easily confused

-Tom

A BIG thanks to you, John! And all the best!
When I bought my Pulsar 1 back in the days I always loved to visit this place now and then but never posted anything. I even created a user account just a few years ago actually after being absent from Scope and Planet Z for some years.

I like the look and feel of the forum and hopefully it will stay this way. No need for changes in my opinion (well, we all should try to keep the threads on topic, but that's a different story). Who is Matt Broadstreet by the way...?

New Time for Scope... I want to be useful to request a wish. Scope 6 in near horizon!!!

Thanks to all by to have shared so many years!!!

ronnie wrote:If I'm not mistaken, this forum was started with John using a Pulsar 1.1, on a Pentium II 400mhz.

Sounds about right. Some of my old pulsar pages (prior to launching the forums) are still archived here, like http://www.planetz.com/Pulsar/Updates.html

Or you can go way wayback, for example: https://web.archive.org/web/19990505011 ... lsar.shtml

Funny to see that now
-John

Thanks for all the kind words and good vibes. What makes the planetz community so amazing is all of you!
I'm sure the community will continue to thrive at its new location.

I'll probably kick off the transition tonight or tomorrow. When it's happening you won't be able to access the forums, and you'll see a "Doing maintenance" message. Hopefully everything will go smoothly. Please be patient if there's any hiccups

Cheers,
John

Looking forward to the new setup!

Thank you for all your hard work

-Tom

Thanks for holding the fire John!
I agree that without PZ, Scope may have disappeared a long time ago.

Looking forward to the next evolution!

G

John Cooper wrote: It's been a very long time since I've even had a running Scope system. My old pulsar cards are still sitting on the shelf- I guess maybe I should list them for sale, along with all their registered plugins so one of you can put them to good use.

I have listed them here:
http://forums.planetz.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=33998

-John

Dear John
I feel bad that all I ever donated was 20 bucks or something like that. Is there any way that I can make a last minute donation? Please post your reply here rather than by PM. I think that there are thousands of disciples out there who want to know...
All the best!

Sir John,

The Planet Z forum has become a priceless treasure of Scope information.
Thank you for your efforts!

Thanks John !! , these pages and the good folks herein have been a big help to me
with my various Scope setups over the years ...
All the very best to you Regards , Michael

John,

Thanks for all of your hard work over the years. Best of luck with all of your future endeavors!

John,

The z has meant so much to many, and to myself! What a fantastic community you have helped build. The initial Pulsar pages, blog-style list of your own and submitted posts, I remember for their tips, tricks and the IO latency test. Later you added a forum which thrived on this flexible DSP card.

And who doesn't remember Orbitone, it's psy-fi fx, vorb or the three-o-three

Great friends I've found here. We've learned so much, traveled to amazing places. There's one who I missed on the z holidays, and I'm sure he'll make a great host for the future of what you started.

With little nostalgia, probably my last forum post on the original z. Thanks so much for hosting this unique forum for soo many years!

Greetings,
at0m.

Thank you, John, all the best!

Great place to keep rediscovering a technology that is able to reinvent sound for so long.

Thanks for making that possible for so long, John.

thanks for your work and dedication!
i joined very early and i'm still here, making music with scope!