Meet Chuck Moore in person or on Zoom

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Jurgen Pitaske

2022-11-14 09:18:12 UTC

Just saw the announcement for this year's Forth Day on Meetup:
Meet Chuck Moore at

SVFIG Forth Day In Person and Zoom --- Third Saturday!
Details
Join us on Zoom or in person at Stanford for our annual Forth Day!
We'll have the opportunity to meet in person enjoy lunch together.
Mask wearing in the Peterson Building is strongly encouraged.
For maps and parking info, go here:
http://forth.org/svfig/03-2020.html
If you're coming in person, please contact Kevin Appert through email or Meetup message or note it on your RSVP!
If you can't make it in person, we'll be Zooming live!
Please subscribe to our YouTube channel!
.
We need speakers! Contact Kevin Appert through Meetup messaging or directly by email.
=+=+=+=+=====
# LINK AND PASSWORD:
# We'll be using this one link and password every month going forward:
*** PLEASE NOTE 09:00 AM (Pacific Daylight Savings) START TIME
***All durations and descriptions are approximate or perhaps entirely inconsistent with what will eventually transpire.
=*=
# AGENDA
# Ceremonial Starting of the Recorder
# There will be a brief observance of the beginning of the monthly recording of the Zoom session.
=+=+
Greeting --- Kevin Appert
Opening Act --- Bill Ragsdale
Fireside Chat --- Chuck Moore
The rest of the program is still being formulated. We still need speakers!
=*
Zoom meetings are recorded and presented on our YouTube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/c/SiliconValleyForthInterestGroup

Jurgen Pitaske

2022-11-15 16:08:24 UTC

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Meet Chuck Moore at
SVFIG Forth Day In Person and Zoom --- Third Saturday!
Details
Join us on Zoom or in person at Stanford for our annual Forth Day!
We'll have the opportunity to meet in person enjoy lunch together.
Mask wearing in the Peterson Building is strongly encouraged.
http://forth.org/svfig/03-2020.html
If you're coming in person, please contact Kevin Appert through email or Meetup message or note it on your RSVP!
If you can't make it in person, we'll be Zooming live!
Please subscribe to our YouTube channel!
.
We need speakers! Contact Kevin Appert through Meetup messaging or directly by email.
=+=+=+=+=====
*** PLEASE NOTE 09:00 AM (Pacific Daylight Savings) START TIME
***All durations and descriptions are approximate or perhaps entirely inconsistent with what will eventually transpire.
=*=
# AGENDA
# Ceremonial Starting of the Recorder
# There will be a brief observance of the beginning of the monthly recording of the Zoom session.
=+=+
Greeting --- Kevin Appert
Opening Act --- Bill Ragsdale
Fireside Chat --- Chuck Moore
The rest of the program is still being formulated. We still need speakers!
=*
https://www.youtube.com/c/SiliconValleyForthInterestGroup

Had a look at what is new at greenarrays - from their website:
https://www.greenarraychips.com/home/news/events.php

SVFIG Forth Day 2022

URL: http://www.forth.org/svfig/
Where: Stanford University Campus, Palo Alto, CA and Zoom
When: 19 Nov 2022
Who: Greg Bailey
Topic: GreenArrays Status and Plans

Video links are available on the SVFIG website above.

Jurgen Pitaske

2022-11-15 16:15:25 UTC

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https://www.greenarraychips.com/home/news/events.php
SVFIG Forth Day 2022
URL: http://www.forth.org/svfig/
Where: Stanford University Campus, Palo Alto, CA and Zoom
When: 19 Nov 2022
Who: Greg Bailey
Topic: GreenArrays Status and Plans
Video links are available on the SVFIG website above.

and the latest 2 News Bits from there:

What's New at GreenArrays

arrayForth 3d Released, documentation updated 13 Nov 2022:
This is the fourth release of the integrated development system for our chips, with accumulaterd improvements and documentation updates that reflect 3d and incorporate users' suggestions.

arrayForth 3 Released 21 May 2019:
The new development platform for the GA144 is arrayForth 3, which is released today for general use. This package supports cross-development from saneFORTH/x86 running on a PC or win32 equivalent using high speed serial communication, and/or within-platform development using polyFORTH/GA144 running on the Host chip of an evaluation board (or equivalent) with much higher speed capability for communicating with microcode running in F18A nodes on Host and/or Target chips.

Jurgen Pitaske

2022-11-19 15:35:57 UTC

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What's New at GreenArrays
This is the fourth release of the integrated development system for our chips, with accumulaterd improvements and documentation updates that reflect 3d and incorporate users' suggestions.

THE AGENDA FOR TODAY - STARTING IN ABOUT 90 MINUTES

Post by Jurgen Pitaske
The new development platform for the GA144 is arrayForth 3, which is released today for general use. This package supports cross-development from saneFORTH/x86 running on a PC or win32 equivalent using high speed serial communication, and/or within-platform development using polyFORTH/GA144 running on the Host chip of an evaluation board (or equivalent) with much higher speed capability for communicating with microcode running in F18A nodes on Host and/or Target chips.

09:00 WELCOME --- Kevin Appert, Program Chairman and Master of Ceremonies

=+=+
09:10 Exploring Win32Forth With Gun and Camera --- Bill Ragsdale
Bill will cover the innovative features of Win32Forth (now as well as 20 years ago!!!) and its integration into his "Win32Forth User Guide".
=+=+
09:30 Fireside Chat --- Chuck Moore
It's a Forth Day tradition!
=+=+
10:10 GreenArrays Update --- Greg Bailey, GreenArrays, Inc.
=+=+
10:30 Photo Op and Bathroom Break
Traditional group photo and maybe screen shots of the zoomers.
=+=+
10:40 μEforth Graphics and Sound on the Web --- Brad Nelson
Imagery and music come to μEforth on the Web! Learn how complex interactive pictures can be built from a simple but powerful vocabulary.
=+=+
11:10 Expanded Matrices In Forth, with Format Schemas --- Bill Ragsdale
“I am planning to present the expansion of my matrix package for mixed data by column using a matrix defining schema (data dictionary). Leading to math/access operators selected by their operand format. Overloaded operators.”
=+=+
11:35 The Forth2020 Group --- Peter Forth
“I can explain a little bit of the work the Forth2020 community is doing on the different platforms, and how our members help that Forth programming stays alive and is mentioned as a valid solution in 2020.”
=+=+
11:45 Lunch
Lunch will last one hour, the Zoom Room will remain open for socializing and discussion.
=+=+
12:45 Less is Mo(o)re: Beyond FORTH --- Liang Ng and Demitri Peynado
“Since its inception in 1968, FORTH has been taken up by a great variety of programmers and engineers, applied to projects from microprocessor to mobile device applications. We believe FORTH, if simplified, has the potential to be as popular as Python, Javascript or similar programming languages, so we implemented a “light” variant of FORTH, retaining its reverse polish notation syntax, stack and colon definition, while leaving out the bulk of standard FORTH vocabulary as optional extensions. We call our implementation Phoscript, where “phos” is “light” in Greek.”
=+=+
13:15 The Latest from FORTH, Inc. --- Leon Wagner
“1) SwiftForth x64 for Windows, Linux, and macOS. I’ll discuss the organization and some of the porting issues I encountered. There are some not so obvious lessons to be learned about portability.”
“2) SwiftX for the Raspberry Pi RP2040 dual-core M0+ microcontroller.”
=+=+
13:40 The CORE I Project--- Don Golding and Demitri Peynado
Don writes: “Demitri and I will be giving an update to the CORE I project. Demitri will speak about the most important aspect of CORE I, the code. I will follow up with the first CORE I dev board. It incorporates an esp32 processor which we can run Brad's Forth on as a co-processor with full WIFI and Bluetooth.
=+=+
14:30 4th.CoSy Update --- Bob Armstrong
CoSy is Bob's APL/K-level computational daytimer/notekeeping environment. Bob will give us a quick update on CoSy's progress.
=+=+
14:45 Adjorn
=+=+
Local in-person participants will be dining at a local eatery.

Jurgen Pitaske

2022-11-21 07:52:17 UTC

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THE AGENDA FOR TODAY - STARTING IN ABOUT 90 MINUTES

09:00 WELCOME --- Kevin Appert, Program Chairman and Master of Ceremonies
=+=+
09:10 Exploring Win32Forth With Gun and Camera --- Bill Ragsdale
Bill will cover the innovative features of Win32Forth (now as well as 20 years ago!!!) and its integration into his "Win32Forth User Guide".
=+=+
09:30 Fireside Chat --- Chuck Moore
It's a Forth Day tradition!
=+=+
10:10 GreenArrays Update --- Greg Bailey, GreenArrays, Inc.
=+=+
10:30 Photo Op and Bathroom Break
Traditional group photo and maybe screen shots of the zoomers.
=+=+
10:40 μEforth Graphics and Sound on the Web --- Brad Nelson
Imagery and music come to μEforth on the Web! Learn how complex interactive pictures can be built from a simple but powerful vocabulary.
=+=+
11:10 Expanded Matrices In Forth, with Format Schemas --- Bill Ragsdale
“I am planning to present the expansion of my matrix package for mixed data by column using a matrix defining schema (data dictionary). Leading to math/access operators selected by their operand format. Overloaded operators.”
=+=+
11:35 The Forth2020 Group --- Peter Forth
“I can explain a little bit of the work the Forth2020 community is doing on the different platforms, and how our members help that Forth programming stays alive and is mentioned as a valid solution in 2020.”
=+=+
11:45 Lunch
Lunch will last one hour, the Zoom Room will remain open for socializing and discussion.
=+=+
12:45 Less is Mo(o)re: Beyond FORTH --- Liang Ng and Demitri Peynado
“Since its inception in 1968, FORTH has been taken up by a great variety of programmers and engineers, applied to projects from microprocessor to mobile device applications. We believe FORTH, if simplified, has the potential to be as popular as Python, Javascript or similar programming languages, so we implemented a “light” variant of FORTH, retaining its reverse polish notation syntax, stack and colon definition, while leaving out the bulk of standard FORTH vocabulary as optional extensions. We call our implementation Phoscript, where “phos” is “light” in Greek.”
=+=+
13:15 The Latest from FORTH, Inc. --- Leon Wagner
“1) SwiftForth x64 for Windows, Linux, and macOS. I’ll discuss the organization and some of the porting issues I encountered. There are some not so obvious lessons to be learned about portability.”
“2) SwiftX for the Raspberry Pi RP2040 dual-core M0+ microcontroller.”
=+=+
13:40 The CORE I Project--- Don Golding and Demitri Peynado
Don writes: “Demitri and I will be giving an update to the CORE I project. Demitri will speak about the most important aspect of CORE I, the code. I will follow up with the first CORE I dev board. It incorporates an esp32 processor which we can run Brad's Forth on as a co-processor with full WIFI and Bluetooth.
=+=+
14:30 4th.CoSy Update --- Bob Armstrong
CoSy is Bob's APL/K-level computational daytimer/notekeeping environment. Bob will give us a quick update on CoSy's progress.
=+=+
14:45 Adjorn
=+=+
Local in-person participants will be dining at a local eatery.

Brad has done a great job with the videos again.

ENJOY::

Hi All,

Here are the videos from Forth Day 2022.

Morning:
Exploring Win32Forth With Gun and Camera --- Bill Ragsdale
Fireside Chat --- Chuck Moore
GreenArrays Update --- Greg Bailey, GreenArrays, Inc.
μEforth Graphics and Sound on the Web --- Brad Nelson
Expanded Matrices In Forth, with Format Schemas --- Bill Ragsdale
The Forth2020 Group --- Peter Forth

Afternoon:
Less is Mo(o)re: Beyond FORTH --- Liang Ng and Demitri Peynado
The Latest from FORTH, Inc. --- Leon Wagner
Sphere 1 Computer --- John Rible
The CORE I Project--- Don Golding and Demitri Peynado
4th.CoSy Update --- Bob Armstrong

Cheers

-BradN

Jurgen Pitaske

2022-11-21 08:25:45 UTC

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THE AGENDA FOR TODAY - STARTING IN ABOUT 90 MINUTES

09:00 WELCOME --- Kevin Appert, Program Chairman and Master of Ceremonies
=+=+
09:10 Exploring Win32Forth With Gun and Camera --- Bill Ragsdale
Bill will cover the innovative features of Win32Forth (now as well as 20 years ago!!!) and its integration into his "Win32Forth User Guide".
=+=+
09:30 Fireside Chat --- Chuck Moore
It's a Forth Day tradition!
=+=+
10:10 GreenArrays Update --- Greg Bailey, GreenArrays, Inc.
=+=+
10:30 Photo Op and Bathroom Break
Traditional group photo and maybe screen shots of the zoomers.
=+=+
10:40 μEforth Graphics and Sound on the Web --- Brad Nelson
Imagery and music come to μEforth on the Web! Learn how complex interactive pictures can be built from a simple but powerful vocabulary.
=+=+
11:10 Expanded Matrices In Forth, with Format Schemas --- Bill Ragsdale
“I am planning to present the expansion of my matrix package for mixed data by column using a matrix defining schema (data dictionary). Leading to math/access operators selected by their operand format. Overloaded operators.”
=+=+
11:35 The Forth2020 Group --- Peter Forth
“I can explain a little bit of the work the Forth2020 community is doing on the different platforms, and how our members help that Forth programming stays alive and is mentioned as a valid solution in 2020.”
=+=+
11:45 Lunch
Lunch will last one hour, the Zoom Room will remain open for socializing and discussion.
=+=+
12:45 Less is Mo(o)re: Beyond FORTH --- Liang Ng and Demitri Peynado
“Since its inception in 1968, FORTH has been taken up by a great variety of programmers and engineers, applied to projects from microprocessor to mobile device applications. We believe FORTH, if simplified, has the potential to be as popular as Python, Javascript or similar programming languages, so we implemented a “light” variant of FORTH, retaining its reverse polish notation syntax, stack and colon definition, while leaving out the bulk of standard FORTH vocabulary as optional extensions. We call our implementation Phoscript, where “phos” is “light” in Greek.”
=+=+
13:15 The Latest from FORTH, Inc. --- Leon Wagner
“1) SwiftForth x64 for Windows, Linux, and macOS. I’ll discuss the organization and some of the porting issues I encountered. There are some not so obvious lessons to be learned about portability.”
“2) SwiftX for the Raspberry Pi RP2040 dual-core M0+ microcontroller.”
=+=+
13:40 The CORE I Project--- Don Golding and Demitri Peynado
Don writes: “Demitri and I will be giving an update to the CORE I project. Demitri will speak about the most important aspect of CORE I, the code. I will follow up with the first CORE I dev board. It incorporates an esp32 processor which we can run Brad's Forth on as a co-processor with full WIFI and Bluetooth.
=+=+
14:30 4th.CoSy Update --- Bob Armstrong
CoSy is Bob's APL/K-level computational daytimer/notekeeping environment. Bob will give us a quick update on CoSy's progress.
=+=+
14:45 Adjorn
=+=+
Local in-person participants will be dining at a local eatery.

Brad has done a great job with the videos again.
Hi All,
Here are the videos from Forth Day 2022.
Exploring Win32Forth With Gun and Camera --- Bill Ragsdale
Fireside Chat --- Chuck Moore
GreenArrays Update --- Greg Bailey, GreenArrays, Inc.
μEforth Graphics and Sound on the Web --- Brad Nelson
Expanded Matrices In Forth, with Format Schemas --- Bill Ragsdale
The Forth2020 Group --- Peter Forth
Less is Mo(o)re: Beyond FORTH --- Liang Ng and Demitri Peynado
The Latest from FORTH, Inc. --- Leon Wagner
Sphere 1 Computer --- John Rible
The CORE I Project--- Don Golding and Demitri Peynado
4th.CoSy Update --- Bob Armstrong
Cheers
-BradN

and the direct link to get ther
https://www.youtube.com/@siliconvalleyforthinterest1736

Jurgen Pitaske

2022-11-29 08:22:30 UTC

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THE AGENDA FOR TODAY - STARTING IN ABOUT 90 MINUTES

09:00 WELCOME --- Kevin Appert, Program Chairman and Master of Ceremonies
=+=+
09:10 Exploring Win32Forth With Gun and Camera --- Bill Ragsdale
Bill will cover the innovative features of Win32Forth (now as well as 20 years ago!!!) and its integration into his "Win32Forth User Guide".
=+=+
09:30 Fireside Chat --- Chuck Moore
It's a Forth Day tradition!
=+=+
10:10 GreenArrays Update --- Greg Bailey, GreenArrays, Inc.
=+=+
10:30 Photo Op and Bathroom Break
Traditional group photo and maybe screen shots of the zoomers.
=+=+
10:40 μEforth Graphics and Sound on the Web --- Brad Nelson
Imagery and music come to μEforth on the Web! Learn how complex interactive pictures can be built from a simple but powerful vocabulary.
=+=+
11:10 Expanded Matrices In Forth, with Format Schemas --- Bill Ragsdale
“I am planning to present the expansion of my matrix package for mixed data by column using a matrix defining schema (data dictionary). Leading to math/access operators selected by their operand format. Overloaded operators.”
=+=+
11:35 The Forth2020 Group --- Peter Forth
“I can explain a little bit of the work the Forth2020 community is doing on the different platforms, and how our members help that Forth programming stays alive and is mentioned as a valid solution in 2020.”
=+=+
11:45 Lunch
Lunch will last one hour, the Zoom Room will remain open for socializing and discussion.
=+=+
12:45 Less is Mo(o)re: Beyond FORTH --- Liang Ng and Demitri Peynado
“Since its inception in 1968, FORTH has been taken up by a great variety of programmers and engineers, applied to projects from microprocessor to mobile device applications. We believe FORTH, if simplified, has the potential to be as popular as Python, Javascript or similar programming languages, so we implemented a “light” variant of FORTH, retaining its reverse polish notation syntax, stack and colon definition, while leaving out the bulk of standard FORTH vocabulary as optional extensions. We call our implementation Phoscript, where “phos” is “light” in Greek.”
=+=+
13:15 The Latest from FORTH, Inc. --- Leon Wagner
“1) SwiftForth x64 for Windows, Linux, and macOS. I’ll discuss the organization and some of the porting issues I encountered. There are some not so obvious lessons to be learned about portability.”
“2) SwiftX for the Raspberry Pi RP2040 dual-core M0+ microcontroller.”
=+=+
13:40 The CORE I Project--- Don Golding and Demitri Peynado
Don writes: “Demitri and I will be giving an update to the CORE I project. Demitri will speak about the most important aspect of CORE I, the code. I will follow up with the first CORE I dev board. It incorporates an esp32 processor which we can run Brad's Forth on as a co-processor with full WIFI and Bluetooth.
=+=+
14:30 4th.CoSy Update --- Bob Armstrong
CoSy is Bob's APL/K-level computational daytimer/notekeeping environment. Bob will give us a quick update on CoSy's progress.
=+=+
14:45 Adjorn
=+=+
Local in-person participants will be dining at a local eatery.

and the direct link to get ther

And more Forth Day material I have seen here - as well see the pictures

Meeting Notes:
http://forth.org/svfig/kk/11-2022.html

Zoom Chat:
http://forth.org/svfig/kk/11-2022-Chat.txt

Videos:
http://forth.org/svfig/videos/index.html

Group Photograph:
http://forth.org/svfig/fd2022/index.html

Meeting Photographs:
http://forth.org/svfig/fd2022/Dave.pdf

Jurgen Pitaske

2023-01-26 11:54:55 UTC

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THE AGENDA FOR TODAY - STARTING IN ABOUT 90 MINUTES

09:00 WELCOME --- Kevin Appert, Program Chairman and Master of Ceremonies
=+=+
09:10 Exploring Win32Forth With Gun and Camera --- Bill Ragsdale
Bill will cover the innovative features of Win32Forth (now as well as 20 years ago!!!) and its integration into his "Win32Forth User Guide".
=+=+
09:30 Fireside Chat --- Chuck Moore
It's a Forth Day tradition!
=+=+
10:10 GreenArrays Update --- Greg Bailey, GreenArrays, Inc.
=+=+
10:30 Photo Op and Bathroom Break
Traditional group photo and maybe screen shots of the zoomers.
=+=+
10:40 μEforth Graphics and Sound on the Web --- Brad Nelson
Imagery and music come to μEforth on the Web! Learn how complex interactive pictures can be built from a simple but powerful vocabulary.
=+=+
11:10 Expanded Matrices In Forth, with Format Schemas --- Bill Ragsdale
“I am planning to present the expansion of my matrix package for mixed data by column using a matrix defining schema (data dictionary). Leading to math/access operators selected by their operand format. Overloaded operators.”
=+=+
11:35 The Forth2020 Group --- Peter Forth
“I can explain a little bit of the work the Forth2020 community is doing on the different platforms, and how our members help that Forth programming stays alive and is mentioned as a valid solution in 2020.”
=+=+
11:45 Lunch
Lunch will last one hour, the Zoom Room will remain open for socializing and discussion.
=+=+
12:45 Less is Mo(o)re: Beyond FORTH --- Liang Ng and Demitri Peynado
“Since its inception in 1968, FORTH has been taken up by a great variety of programmers and engineers, applied to projects from microprocessor to mobile device applications. We believe FORTH, if simplified, has the potential to be as popular as Python, Javascript or similar programming languages, so we implemented a “light” variant of FORTH, retaining its reverse polish notation syntax, stack and colon definition, while leaving out the bulk of standard FORTH vocabulary as optional extensions. We call our implementation Phoscript, where “phos” is “light” in Greek.”
=+=+
13:15 The Latest from FORTH, Inc. --- Leon Wagner
“1) SwiftForth x64 for Windows, Linux, and macOS. I’ll discuss the organization and some of the porting issues I encountered. There are some not so obvious lessons to be learned about portability.”
“2) SwiftX for the Raspberry Pi RP2040 dual-core M0+ microcontroller.”
=+=+
13:40 The CORE I Project--- Don Golding and Demitri Peynado
Don writes: “Demitri and I will be giving an update to the CORE I project. Demitri will speak about the most important aspect of CORE I, the code. I will follow up with the first CORE I dev board. It incorporates an esp32 processor which we can run Brad's Forth on as a co-processor with full WIFI and Bluetooth.
=+=+
14:30 4th.CoSy Update --- Bob Armstrong
CoSy is Bob's APL/K-level computational daytimer/notekeeping environment. Bob will give us a quick update on CoSy's progress.
=+=+
14:45 Adjorn
=+=+
Local in-person participants will be dining at a local eatery.

and the direct link to get ther

And more Forth Day material I have seen here - as well see the pictures
http://forth.org/svfig/kk/11-2022.html
http://forth.org/svfig/kk/11-2022-Chat.txt
http://forth.org/svfig/videos/index.html
http://forth.org/svfig/fd2022/index.html
http://forth.org/svfig/fd2022/Dave.pdf

What happened to forth.org?

The links I had posted at the time last year are not accessible anymore

Lorem Ipsum

2023-01-27 03:32:33 UTC

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What happened to forth.org?
The links I had posted at the time last year are not accessible anymore

Forget about it Jake, it's Chinatown.

--
Rick C.

- Get 1,000 miles of free Supercharging
- Tesla referral code - https://ts.la/richard11209

Jurgen Pitaske

2023-01-27 19:09:14 UTC

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Post by Jurgen Pitaske
What happened to forth.org?
The links I had posted at the time last year are not accessible anymore

Forget about it Jake, it's Chinatown.
--
Rick C.
- Get 1,000 miles of free Supercharging
- Tesla referral code - https://ts.la/richard11209

and forth.org is back

dxforth

2023-01-28 01:16:29 UTC

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Post by Lorem Ipsum

Post by Jurgen Pitaske
What happened to forth.org?
The links I had posted at the time last year are not accessible anymore

Forget about it Jake, it's Chinatown.
--
Rick C.
- Get 1,000 miles of free Supercharging
- Tesla referral code - https://ts.la/richard11209

and forth.org is back

Though not aioe.org which seems to be suffering a serious outage. It's one
step away from Google or a paid usenet service. It doesn't get more dire
than that.

Kerr-Mudd, John

2023-01-28 15:42:24 UTC

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On Sat, 28 Jan 2023 12:16:29 +1100

Post by dxforth

Post by Jurgen Pitaske

Post by Lorem Ipsum

Post by Jurgen Pitaske
What happened to forth.org?
The links I had posted at the time last year are not accessible anymore

Forget about it Jake, it's Chinatown.
--
Rick C.
- Get 1,000 miles of free Supercharging
- Tesla referral code - https://ts.la/richard11209

and forth.org is back

Though not aioe.org which seems to be suffering a serious outage. It's one
step away from Google or a paid usenet service. It doesn't get more dire
than that.

Quick sign up to Eternal-September, before Ray starts charging!

--
Bah, and indeed Humbug.