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00:09:09 <Soap`> Um, no one would happen to know of forth source for some sort of public key encryption, would they?
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02:36:24 <onetom> happy easter 2 every1
02:36:43 <onetom> (or have i already said it yesterday? :)
03:06:45 <Soap`> Worth saying again =)
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04:01:36 <onetom> hands up, who has a palmtop here! :)
04:09:18 <rob_ert> not /me
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11:21:12 <herkamire> what is the forth word to compile a call to the execution token on the top of the stack?
11:21:40 <herkamire> in some forths you can do: ' any-word ,
11:40:44 <_MrReach_> COMPILE,
11:41:00 <_MrReach_> onetom: I do
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11:56:50 <herkamire> tnks
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13:12:10 <Speuler> g'day
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13:24:26 <herkamire> hello :)
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14:08:22 <MrReach> hihi
14:08:33 <rob_ert> hiho
14:11:01 <herkamire> hoho
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14:19:32 --- topic: 'Forth is a programming language, an operating system, an interactive environment, and a philosophy. Read "Thinking Forth" by Leo Brodie and maximize the quality of your code.'
14:19:32 --- topic: set by ChanServ on [Sun Mar 31 14:13:11 2002]
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14:46:10 <onetom> so we r the geeks, rob_ert Soap` n i
14:48:15 <Soap`> Geek are we.
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14:53:44 <rob_ert> mmm... geek
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15:27:16 <rob_ert> Hi
15:30:15 <I440r> hi :)
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16:18:04 <rob_ert> Hi :)
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16:21:43 <I440r> !
16:24:34 <rob_ert> Hi herkamire
16:25:16 <herkamire> hey :)
16:26:02 <herkamire> I'm writing a dorky little forth in C :)
16:29:41 <herkamire> does anybody here like the idea of ColorForth?  (http://www.colorforth.com)
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16:58:38 <Soap`> I always found CF incredibly difficult to write for :/
16:59:10 <herkamire> did you get chuck's to work?
17:05:23 <herkamire> what's hard about it?
17:07:07 <herkamire> tathi and I are making a forth very much like CF.
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20:13:25 <qless> hey herk! herk!
20:13:44 <Etaoin> hi
20:13:45 <qless> (that's me!)
20:13:52 <qless> heya etaoin
20:14:13 <qless> am i the only person who used to watch those cheesy Hercules cartoons?
20:14:20 <qless> (Herk!  Herk!)
20:14:45 <Etaoin> could be
20:15:07 <qless> sigh :-/
20:38:10 <herkamire> mmmmmm probably :)
20:38:27 <qless> hehe :-)
20:38:42 <herkamire> hehe
20:39:04 <herkamire> my mom and sister tried to come up with the most rediculous nickname for me possible, and they came up with Herkamire Sapereedo
20:39:20 <qless> lol
20:39:24 <herkamire> I didn't like it much at the time, but now it makes me smirk :)
20:39:50 <qless> a herkamire is also a kind of diamond
20:40:07 <herkamire> I even got the domain name :) check out http://fractals.herkamire.com
20:40:13 <herkamire> really :) that's cool
20:40:59 <herkamire> is it spelled that way?
20:41:06 <qless> not sure
20:41:38 <qless> they
20:41:54 <qless> they're supposed to influence your dreams if you sleep with one under your pillow
20:42:03 <qless> </newagenonsense>
20:43:17 <herkamire> hehe :)
20:45:49 <herkamire> huh. I can't find "herkamire" on google or a couple of encyclopedias. It's probably spelled different
20:47:32 <qless> hmm. i can't find it either.  i will ask mom when i see her
20:47:44 <herkamire> cool
20:47:56 <qless> but if you don't want to be a diamond... you can be the town of Herkemir, NY
20:51:49 <herkamire> :) and I just ran across an "american revolutionary general" named Herkimer
20:52:05 <herkamire> well, some information about him that is ;)
20:52:11 <qless> was he on the winning side? :-)
20:52:31 <qless> i mean, you don't want to associate yourself with a *loser* do you?
20:54:24 <herkamire> I think anyone who knows who that guy is may be a *loser* and I probably wouldn't need to associate myself with them ;)
20:54:44 <herkamire> hehe
20:54:48 <qless> now THAT'S logic!  :-)
20:55:28 <herkamire> actually I don't always mind history nuts
21:02:14 <herkamire> have you heard of wikipedia? (http://www.wikipedia.com/wiki.phtml?title=Wikipedia)
21:03:42 <qless> not until now
21:07:07 <herkamire> it's a bit slow right now... I'm not sure it was terribly bright of them to recode it in PHP.
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21:39:10 <herkamire> that's cool :) I just added something to the encyclopedia :)
21:39:49 <qless> :)
21:42:52 <herkamire> if I wasn't so lazy I'd make a picture for it too, and figure out how to get it in there
21:43:09 <qless> "it"?
21:43:44 <qless> you're not uploading text about "it" are you?
21:43:55 <qless> (hehe)
21:44:45 <herkamire> no, I put in a little bit about the Koch Curve and the Koch Snowflake
21:45:05 <herkamire> it's hard to explain simply without pictures
21:45:35 <qless> _/\_
21:45:44 <herkamire> some of the other entries about besic fractals like that (serpinski's triangle etc) had graphics :)
21:45:54 <herkamire> very nice :)
21:46:34 <herkamire> I considered ascii art :)
21:46:54 <herkamire> I half put that up there so people would fix it up and add to it.
21:47:25 <herkamire> I think people are much more motivated by something that is not done right, then something that is not done at all :) :)
21:47:59 <herkamire> I'm glad you know what it is :) I thought everybody know, but the last few people I spoke to about it didn't have a clue what the Koch Curve is.
21:49:40 <herkamire> I made a little C program for linux (gtk, and it outputs a pnm) that lets you make any series of line segments instead of the standard _/\_ and it renders it beautifully.
21:50:57 <herkamire> The pictures become amazing when you render them with a 0.1 pixel thick line :)
21:51:00 <herkamire> http://www.luckydogdesign.com/jason/images/fractals/koch/13.jpg
21:52:49 <qless> wow, that is cool
21:53:01 <herkamire> thanks :)
21:53:11 <herkamire> there's more in that directory (remove the 13.jpg)
21:53:32 <herkamire> are you running linux?
21:53:44 <qless> yes indeedy
22:03:25 <herkamire> you wanna try the program out?
22:03:34 <qless> what program?
22:03:38 <herkamire> I could write up some instructions real quick :)
22:03:45 <herkamire> the one I made those images with
22:03:51 <qless> i'm kinda in the middle of something right now
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22:05:46 <herkamire> ok
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23:19:24 <qless> well thats it.  its come down to you and me, onetom.  who's it gonna be?
23:27:40 <qless> well i guess its gonna be you because i have to sleep
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