DEEPNET, a browser based hacking sim. No download, you open a URL and your sitting at a terminal. Systems-driven, reactive world, AI-powered NPCs, the whole thing. Access Peacemaker's post on Reddit here including how to access:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Demoscene/s/VJysyCYpYW
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Re: x-news: DEEPNET, a browser hackign sim
By: Rob McGee to All on Tue Mar 17 2026 04:29 pm

DEEPNET, a browser based hacking sim. No download, you open a URL and your sitting at a terminal. Systems-driven, reactive world, AI-powered NPCs, the whole thing. Access Peacemaker's post on Reddit here including how to

Not really bbs news, but had to post due to the coolness of it. Reminds me of Telehack.
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On 17 Mar 26 16:47:34, Rob Mcgee said the following to All:

DEEPNET, a browser based hacking sim. No download, you open a URL and sitting at a terminal. Systems-driven, reactive world, AI-powered NPCs the whole thing. Access Peacemaker's post on Reddit here including how

Not really bbs news, but had to post due to the coolness of it. Reminds me Telehack.

I'm glad you got a momentary thrill from sharing this while we all got a wristslapping from Andrew for being off-topic about the certification scam.

Nick

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Re: Re: x-news: DEEPNET, a browser hackign s
By: Nick Andre to Rob Mcgee on Tue Mar 17 2026 11:08 pm

DEEPNET, a browser based hacking sim. No download, you open a URL
and sitting at a terminal. Systems-driven, reactive world,
AI-powered NPCs the whole thing. Access Peacemaker's post on Reddit
here including how

Not really bbs news, but had to post due to the coolness of it. Reminds
me Telehack.

I'm glad you got a momentary thrill from sharing this while we all got a wristslapping from Andrew for being off-topic about the certification scam.

Apologies for the off-topic post, 100% on me. My issue is i get in a rush and Fido does have strict policy.

Will move the my rss cross posts to another FTN where its not as strict due to the fact I 100% know I'll do it again! <g>

Again, my apologies.
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To: Nick Andre
Re: Re: x-news: DEEPNET, a browser hackign s
By: Nick Andre to Rob Mcgee on Tue Mar 17 2026 11:08 pm

From Newsgroup: FidoNet.BBS_CARNIVAL

On 17 Mar 26 16:47:34, Rob Mcgee said the following to All:

DEEPNET, a browser based hacking sim. No download, you open a URL
and sitting at a terminal. Systems-driven, reactive world,
AI-powered NPCs the whole thing. Access Peacemaker's post on Reddit
here including how

Not really bbs news, but had to post due to the coolness of it. Reminds
me Telehack.

I'm glad you got a momentary thrill from sharing this while we all got a wristslapping from Andrew for being off-topic about the certification scam. > > Nick

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Well it wasn't really off topic. It was bbs related.
Andrew is sean's bitch anyways. You know he was told to post that.
"Andrew run micronet! don't run micronet! give it back to me! andrew run micronet! andrew run bbs carnival! give it back to me! andrew run bbs Carnival!"

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To: Rob McGee
Re: Re: x-news: DEEPNET, a browser hackign s
By: Rob McGee to Nick Andre on Tue Mar 17 2026 11:24 pm

From Newsgroup: FidoNet.BBS_CARNIVAL

Re: Re: x-news: DEEPNET, a browser hackign s
By: Nick Andre to Rob Mcgee on Tue Mar 17 2026 11:08 pm

DEEPNET, a browser based hacking sim. No download, you open a URL
and sitting at a terminal. Systems-driven, reactive world,
AI-powered NPCs the whole thing. Access Peacemaker's post on Reddit
here including how

Not really bbs news, but had to post due to the coolness of it. Reminds > RM>> me Telehack.

I'm glad you got a momentary thrill from sharing this while we all got a > NA> wristslapping from Andrew for being off-topic about the certification
scam.

Apologies for the off-topic post, 100% on me. My issue is i get in a rush and > Fido does have strict policy.

Will move the my rss cross posts to another FTN where its not as strict due to the fact I 100% know I'll do it again! <g>

Again, my apologies.
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There's an ads sub.

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Hello Jas!

18 Mar 26 02:32, you wrote to Nick Andre:

Well it wasn't really off topic. It was bbs related.
Andrew is sean's bitch anyways. You know he was told to post that. "Andrew run micronet! don't run micronet! give it back to me! andrew
run micronet! andrew run bbs carnival! give it back to me! andrew run
bbs Carnival!"

If you have any issues with moderator decisions or actions, NetMail is the proper place to address them, not in this echo. You are just demonstrating, as usual, that you don't know as much as you think you do.

Andrew

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Re: Re: x-news: DEEPNET, a browser hackign s
By: Jas Hud to Rob McGee on Wed Mar 18 2026 02:33 am

Will move the my rss cross posts to another FTN where its not as strict due
to the fact I 100% know I'll do it again! <g>

There's an ads sub.

Exactly.. but thinking it though, I only started posting on FTN/QWK because one guy asked on discord. Fact is, its not really needed. RSS is super easy to pull w/ apps for everything including dos.

Also, a few sites scrape it so you can view it via the web at IPTIA and/or sysops-finest.org.
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