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More recent: https://www.congress.gov/bill/118th-congress/house-bill/9474
Perhaps this one: https://www.congress.gov/bill/118th-congress/house-bill/9474
However, not entirely unexpectedly, it appears that JWZ is in a list and discussion was disabled, so not expecting it to be a working submission I just deleted it and submitted this Mastodon entry instead.
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I had to stop submitting ISC SANS posts because they similarly have a canonical link in their head which HN, for reasons I'm not sure about, use to 'correct' the URL, errantly.Honestly, my first curiosity regards whether Chuck Moore and Forth get any mention or whether this is a true parallel development, possibly necessitated by the hardware at hand. My perception, based on zero evidence, was that Forth had some influence on the design of Postscript.
Previous discussion with 389 comments as of moment of this posting.
I would delete this if I still could.
Borrowable, for now.
I didn't bother to look further but my memory suggests that over the decades multiple limiting Scrabble dictionaries have been published.
The author of that story is participating in the comments on this blog entry and has offered to exchange email with Michal Necasek.
"What was the previous question that I asked you?"
and it processed the result it found into The previous question you asked was about the height of Mount Everest in terms of bananas. I provided a whimsical comparison, estimating that Mount Everest’s height is roughly equivalent to 46,449 bananas stacked on top of one another."OKI Data Americas has discontinued the sales of all OKI-branded printer hardware in the United States, Canada, and Latin America." (https://www.oki.com/us/printing/index.html)