This is a set of shared computer resources tracing their history back to a BBS started in 1987 which advanced to a free access dial-up Unix system with UUCP connectivity in the early 1990s. We got leased line Internet access to a shared computer in 1996 and registered the hack.org domain the same year.
The main computer serves as a mail server for both individual users and mailing lists, a web server serving mainly static content and a DNS server for a number of domains, among them hack.org.
Most users of the system use it only for mail. Some users have the ability to update personal web pages. A small number of heavy users have shell accounts for terminal access.
Please note that users are invite-only. Don't ask for accounts unless we really know you.
Of course, apart from the main server there are also many other hosts in the Moby Hack Network, both under the hack.org zone and other domains.