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The version from the book is under the subdirectory lst1/. The later version you mentioned is probably under lst4/. Thought you'd like to know.

Easy Peasy, Lemon Squeezy:

<html> <head> <title>My Wonderful Website</title> </head> <body> <p>What a wonderful page</p> </body> </html>

Ha! There! 110 bytes. A whopping 914 bytes left for user content.

PS: (I think HN hates code blocks)

Oh, I thought RCS, as in OpenRCS.

I'm afraid I can't join.

I'm already a member of the reowned "International Institute of Doing One Thing in the Morning and the Opposite in the Afternoon".

Sorry!

1. Russia

2. China

3. North Korea

4. Iran

Seems legit. [X]

I meant an email for asking questions, etc. But nevermind.

Looks interesting. Do I need to register, if I already have an SDF account? I also couldn't find a contact address.

I say, if someone eats a chicken for at least 50 years, small wonder that it has increased 364% in size in the meantime.

I wanted to chime in. A possible use for a 32 bit x86 machine is to install FreeDOS to be able to run old games or applications.

But that's for you to decide.

I am so awestruck, I even quit doomscrolling.

I propose an amendment to Godwin's Law to include "Dunning-Kruger" , "Dunning-Kruger-effect" and "Dunning-Kruger effect".

Does this mean that Microsoft now owns Infocom IP?

Does that mean that MSFT now owns Infocom IP?

All hail (((GPT-5)))!!!

cmd.exe is a Windows (NT) console application and has nothing whatsoever to do with DOS.

The verdict: Sentenced to using PC-DOS 1.0 for 6 month' straight. No probation.

I think Logo gets a undeserved reputation as a "kindergarden" programming language, when it's actually a nice Lisp dialect. See Brian Harvey's "Computer Science, Logo Style". Available for free for personal use (as in free beer) at:

1. https://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~bh/v1-toc2.html

2. https://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~bh/v2-toc2.html

3. https://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~bh/v3-toc2.html

(edited for better display of list of links)

Oh, is it just like Spearman's G? Lovely!

Of course FidoNet is much better.

Yes, but why did he only realise this on November 26th, 2021 AD?

The Linux support is basically Debian Buster/Bullseye aarch64 in a custom container. Basically you can use every Linux program. I used a low end Chromebook (4G RAM, 64G flash, aarch64) to run FEM simulations and Scheme, Common Lisp, and Interlisp programming. Performance wasn't at all bad for a EUR 150 device.

Now the question is: How do I get this to run on one of OpenBSD, Alpine Linux or Haiku?

Development experience close to Lisp Machines???

Racket: From the people who brought you the quote: "the toplevel is hopeless".

I should add that I only tried the 32bit images etc. (Cuis*-32.* files).

Been there, done that. You need SqueakJS, a browser an the changes, source and image files for Cuis. Startup is a bit slow, but it works. SqueakJS is just another VM.

"We are recreating the entire planet in Minecraft"

Nice move, then we can all move to Minecraft, when we are finished with this planet and have used it up.

Today, 1984 feels like an Utopia.

My LaserJet 4050 that I bought used a couple of years before the turn of the millenium doesn't suck that badly!

Well I can identify with that AI wolf. He recognises his own incompetence and chooses suicide over eternally failing.

The world certainly feels as if it was hacked together in C++ as a side project by an incompetent demiurge.

You know that you can use free form code layout and '!' comments since f90?