Comments on: Terminal Monkey returns! http://www.hiptop3.com/archives/terminal-monkey-returns/ Your source for rumors and speculations about leaked Sidekick/Hiptop info Fri, 21 Nov 2008 23:22:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Anonymous http://www.hiptop3.com/archives/terminal-monkey-returns/#comment-15115 Anonymous Tue, 18 Nov 2008 18:37:45 +0000 http://www.hiptop3.com/?p=137#comment-15115 actually its very powerful, from a terminal on your phone you can work on your home computer just as if you were sitting at the keyboard. instead of hauling a laptop i can use terminal monkey to ssh or telnet into my home desktop then use my computer that way. actually its very powerful, from a terminal on your phone you can work on your home computer just as if you were sitting at the keyboard. instead of hauling a laptop i can use terminal monkey to ssh or telnet into my home desktop then use my computer that way.

]]> By: chris frank http://www.hiptop3.com/archives/terminal-monkey-returns/#comment-12696 chris frank Sun, 21 Sep 2008 01:28:32 +0000 http://www.hiptop3.com/?p=137#comment-12696 Been working with emulation on the sidekick sence thay 1st came out now I got sdk 2008 and I am looking to put vba emulator and a few roms on it need some faq help. Been working with emulation on the sidekick sence thay 1st came out now I got sdk 2008 and I am looking to put vba emulator and a few roms on it need some faq help.

]]> By: b-easy http://www.hiptop3.com/archives/terminal-monkey-returns/#comment-5879 b-easy Fri, 14 Jul 2006 20:00:53 +0000 http://www.hiptop3.com/?p=137#comment-5879 thats about the danger thing lol thats about the danger thing lol

]]> By: b-easy http://www.hiptop3.com/archives/terminal-monkey-returns/#comment-5878 b-easy Fri, 14 Jul 2006 20:00:08 +0000 http://www.hiptop3.com/?p=137#comment-5878 thats about the danger thing thats about the danger thing

]]> By: b-easy http://www.hiptop3.com/archives/terminal-monkey-returns/#comment-5877 b-easy Fri, 14 Jul 2006 19:59:39 +0000 http://www.hiptop3.com/?p=137#comment-5877 yes.. if u accually put something on it.. if its not software related u'll b ok.. first.. u have to have a developers key.. 2.. danger can tell when u add things.. it sends a request to them..and if they see u have a dev. key it will let them know its ok for u to add the app.. but its not worth it. yes.. if u accually put something on it.. if its not software related u’ll b ok.. first.. u have to have a developers key.. 2.. danger can tell when u add things.. it sends a request to them..and if they see u have a dev. key it will let them know its ok for u to add the app.. but its not worth it.

]]> By: darkestknights http://www.hiptop3.com/archives/terminal-monkey-returns/#comment-5834 darkestknights Thu, 13 Jul 2006 16:07:11 +0000 http://www.hiptop3.com/?p=137#comment-5834 whatever all that meant whatever all that meant

]]> By: zman http://www.hiptop3.com/archives/terminal-monkey-returns/#comment-5804 zman Thu, 13 Jul 2006 03:08:25 +0000 http://www.hiptop3.com/?p=137#comment-5804 anyone know if u do sign up for the stuff at developer.danger.com can it mess up ur sk, cuz it talks about canceling ur warrenty if u try it anyone know if u do sign up for the stuff at developer.danger.com can it mess up ur sk, cuz it talks about canceling ur warrenty if u try it

]]> By: bapesta16 http://www.hiptop3.com/archives/terminal-monkey-returns/#comment-5803 bapesta16 Thu, 13 Jul 2006 02:26:28 +0000 http://www.hiptop3.com/?p=137#comment-5803 wat did he just say? in simpler terms wat did he just say? in simpler terms

]]> By: Drfred4lyfe88 http://www.hiptop3.com/archives/terminal-monkey-returns/#comment-5802 Drfred4lyfe88 Thu, 13 Jul 2006 02:22:43 +0000 http://www.hiptop3.com/?p=137#comment-5802 The terminal monkey is basically a telnet client. I've heard many versions of this, but I believe TELNET to stand for "Telecommunications Network". It's basically the grandfather of the Internet. That was then, this is now. Now, the only real uses I've found (still in existance) for TELNET are libraries and information depots. If you do a Google search for TELNET sites, you should come up with some university and public library sites. Everybody and their mother used to have one, but then the Internet came around and that was pushed to the side for cheap web sites which were much more fun to create. kaleswank 1679 posts Posted: Fri Apr 30, 2004 7:27 am Post subject: mtorbin wrote: The terminal monkey is basically a telnet client. I've heard many versions of this, but I believe TELNET to stand for "Telecommunications Network". It's basically the grandfather of the Internet. That was then, this is now. Now, the only real uses I've found (still in existance) for TELNET are libraries and information depots. If you do a Google search for TELNET sites, you should come up with some university and public library sites. Everybody and their mother used to have one, but then the Internet came around and that was pushed to the side for cheap web sites which were much more fun to create. "Telnet" actually stands for "Teletypewriter Network". Its primary goal is to allow a standard method of interfacing terminal devices and terminal-oriented processes to each other, to quote from RFC 764. It is a text-based manner of initiating and communicating on an interactive interface. Uses include remote administration, online gaming (MUDs, MOOs, MUSHs, MUCKs, etc), communication, email, BBSs and more. It is growing less popular with the recent surge of interest in privacy and security, boosting the usage of ssh (secure shell) over telnet. Telnet, however, is still used today -- it is NOT a dead protocol (like gopher, for example). The Terminal Client can do telnet, ssh, and RAW. Ssh and telnet behave similarly in this case, with ssh being a bit slower. RAW will initiate a raw connection to the server:port, allowing one to IRC or check pop email or imap or any other interactive services (if they know the commands, found in the RFCs). The terminal monkey is basically a telnet client.

I’ve heard many versions of this, but I believe TELNET to stand for “Telecommunications Network”. It’s basically the grandfather of the Internet.

That was then, this is now. Now, the only real uses I’ve found (still in existance) for TELNET are libraries and information depots. If you do a Google search for TELNET sites, you should come up with some university and public library sites. Everybody and their mother used to have one, but then the Internet came around and that was pushed to the side for cheap web sites which were much more fun to create.

kaleswank 1679 posts
Posted: Fri Apr 30, 2004 7:27 am Post subject:
mtorbin wrote:
The terminal monkey is basically a telnet client.

I’ve heard many versions of this, but I believe TELNET to stand for “Telecommunications Network”. It’s basically the grandfather of the Internet.

That was then, this is now. Now, the only real uses I’ve found (still in existance) for TELNET are libraries and information depots. If you do a Google search for TELNET sites, you should come up with some university and public library sites. Everybody and their mother used to have one, but then the Internet came around and that was pushed to the side for cheap web sites which were much more fun to create.

“Telnet” actually stands for “Teletypewriter Network”. Its primary goal is to allow a standard method of interfacing terminal devices and terminal-oriented processes to each other, to quote from RFC 764. It is a text-based manner of initiating and communicating on an interactive interface. Uses include remote administration, online gaming (MUDs, MOOs, MUSHs, MUCKs, etc), communication, email, BBSs and more. It is growing less popular with the recent surge of interest in privacy and security, boosting the usage of ssh (secure shell) over telnet. Telnet, however, is still used today — it is NOT a dead protocol (like gopher, for example).

The Terminal Client can do telnet, ssh, and RAW. Ssh and telnet behave similarly in this case, with ssh being a bit slower. RAW will initiate a raw connection to the server:port, allowing one to IRC or check pop email or imap or any other interactive services (if they know the commands, found in the RFCs).

]]> By: bapesta16 http://www.hiptop3.com/archives/terminal-monkey-returns/#comment-5801 bapesta16 Thu, 13 Jul 2006 01:57:30 +0000 http://www.hiptop3.com/?p=137#comment-5801 yea wat is that? yea wat is that?

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