00:00:00 --- log: started forth/02.06.14 00:53:31 --- join: rob_ert (~robert@h237n2fls31o965.telia.com) joined #forth 01:00:47 --- join: davidw (~davidw@adsl-ull-66-108.42-151.net24.it) joined #forth 01:02:21 --- quit: davidw (Remote closed the connection) 01:03:02 --- join: davidw (~davidw@adsl-ull-66-108.42-151.net24.it) joined #forth 01:58:27 --- quit: nothing (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 03:23:14 --- join: Fare (fare@samaris.tunes.org) joined #forth 03:23:47 gakuk 03:28:29 --- join: kors (~kors@nbc-2.ukr.net) joined #forth 03:29:00 Hi people. 03:29:08 Hi. 03:29:11 speciesist 03:29:18 lo 03:34:56 I'm for the genocide of inferior and parasite species 03:35:25 such as the AIDS virus or the tse-tse fly. 03:35:37 I'm a parasite. 03:36:00 rob: that's ok if you're not also an inferior species. 03:38:04 Fare: unfortunately, those sorts of actions sometimes tend to fuck up more than they fix... due to lack of knowledge on our part 03:38:30 we could limit aids to certain carriers - politicians, for instance 03:38:55 Bah. 05:12:49 --- join: sif (~siforth@ip68-9-58-81.ri.ri.cox.net) joined #forth 05:12:49 Type sif: (or /msg sif to play in private) 05:12:51 --- quit: kors (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 05:16:07 --- quit: davidw (Remote closed the connection) 05:16:12 --- join: davidw_ (~davidw@adsl-ull-66-108.42-151.net24.it) joined #forth 05:31:58 --- join: mur (~username@baana-62-165-188-151.phnet.fi) joined #forth 05:39:07 --- join: kors (~kors@nbc-2.ukr.net) joined #forth 05:47:02 re 05:48:55 jey hey 05:59:50 --- nick: davidw_ -> davidw 06:02:40 --- join: tathi (~josh@wsip68-15-54-54.ri.ri.cox.net) joined #forth 06:36:12 --- join: Serg_penguin (~snaga_NOI@nat-ch1.nat.comex.ru) joined #forth 06:36:15 --- quit: kors (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 06:36:32 hi 06:37:23 http://www.ariel.com.au/jokes/Haiku_Error_Messages.html 06:37:25 hey 07:05:58 --- join: futhin (~thin@h24-64-175-61.cg.shawcable.net) joined #forth 07:20:51 --- join: dsmith (~dsmith@207.206.47.254) joined #forth 07:20:58 --- join: nothing (nm@pcp01518417pcs.reding01.pa.comcast.net) joined #forth 07:26:01 --- quit: Serg_penguin (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 07:47:26 --- quit: dsmith ("later..") 07:48:34 --- join: dsmith (~dsmith@207.206.47.254) joined #forth 08:02:49 --- join: kors (~kors@nbc-2.ukr.net) joined #forth 08:18:34 --- quit: futhin ("work") 08:49:52 --- join: I440r (~mark4@1Cust210.tnt1.bloomington.in.da.uu.net) joined #forth 08:49:53 --- quit: kors (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 08:49:57 --- quit: dsmith (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 10:18:41 --- join: kors (~kors@nbc-2.ukr.net) joined #forth 10:28:41 hi kros 10:28:45 erm kors even heh 10:28:54 you a forth coder ? 10:29:10 been in #forth before??? 10:29:19 (Yes, he has) 10:29:38 k heh 10:32:28 does he code forth??? - that that thats a requirement for idling in here heh 10:38:37 rob send me your sockets stuff :P 10:38:39 the latest 10:38:49 im gona try get that dns working today 10:39:00 and will port your stuff over to my code :) 10:40:09 --- join: dsmith (~dsmith@208.40.56.34) joined #forth 10:41:25 --- join: kc5tja (~kc5tja@stampede.org) joined #forth 10:41:48 ! 10:42:02 @ 10:46:54 ยก 10:57:49 --- quit: mur (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 10:59:36 --- join: mur (ammu@baana-62-165-188-151.phnet.fi) joined #forth 11:22:10 lol 11:22:12 --- quit: kors (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 11:25:50 uhmm.. i dont really understand that humour of yours, I440r.. 11:26:10 i said ! when kc entered and he responded with @ heh 11:26:34 to me it shows up: 11:26:40 [20:59] * Now talking in #forth 11:26:51 [21.21] lol 11:27:03 so... :) 11:27:16 he 11:27:38 well, heh actually 11:28:21 I440r: Where did you say you were? Indiana? 11:36:39 yes he is 11:36:48 * Fare gives I440r away to the gestapo 11:38:24 Looks like i'll be working in Michigan again for about a month. Thought it might be close to I440r. 11:41:26 Doesn't look like it, I'll be 20 mins north of Detroit. 11:49:31 --- quit: I440r (Read error: 113 (No route to host)) 11:50:46 --- join: I440r (~mark4@1Cust18.tnt3.bloomington.in.da.uu.net) joined #forth 12:00:50 --- quit: mur (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 12:02:28 --- join: mur (ammu@baana-62-165-188-151.phnet.fi) joined #forth 12:39:49 --- quit: davidw (Read error: 113 (No route to host)) 12:57:39 --- quit: dsmith ("later..") 12:59:42 --- join: kors (~kors@nbc-2.ukr.net) joined #forth 13:03:04 i wish linux coders would get ZERO BASED 13:03:12 fucking c coders are so lame sometimes 13:03:41 zero based? 13:03:49 what do you call "zero based" ? 13:04:05 an array starts with element ZERO not element 1 13:04:23 the upper left corner of the display has coordinates 0,0 13:04:28 not 1,1 13:04:51 Linux coders ARE zero based. 13:05:01 the first section header in an elf file is the ZEROETH not the 1th 13:05:05 What refers to the screen with coordinates 1,1? ncurses? 13:05:53 no. write the escape code to position the cursor at the home position and its at x = 0, y = 1 13:06:20 Linux coders have no control over that... ANSI does. 13:06:21 x is 0 based, y is 1 based 13:06:24 many of the structures in an elf file tell you to ZERO OUT the 0th entry because its not used 13:06:34 that way yiou can start with the 1th entry 13:06:53 well then ansi should pull their head out 13:06:53 Actually, that's not *quite* true. 13:06:59 It's done that way for a very good reason. 13:07:14 its dumb. and wasteful 13:07:24 The zeroth string is the NULL string, which enables you to use a NULL string index as an empty/non-existant/other sentinel. 13:07:40 ugh. 13:07:42 Thsi way, you don't need to include special-case code in the loader. 13:08:02 One wasted byte of data space versus several KILOBYTES of needless C code? You decide. 13:08:07 so why is the top line of the display line ONE 13:08:30 ANSI escape codes treat X offsets as 1-based as well. 13:08:34 there are other cases where 0 is discarded too that dont come to mind 13:08:36 1;1H homes the cursor. 13:08:47 fucked in the head 13:08:51 its at 0,0 not 1,1 13:08:55 Nope. 13:08:56 1;1H 13:09:06 0;0H will work at well, but only because 0<1. 13:09:24 1;1H is officially the upper, lefthand corner of the screen as per VT10x and ANSI escape sequences. 13:09:27 no i mean 1,1 should be one right, 1 down of home position 13:09:41 should be. but isnt 13:09:47 DUMB!!!!! 13:09:55 Then you have a screwy terminal. 13:10:10 every other display ive ever worked with uses 0,0 as the home position 13:10:12 Because I see ESC [ 1;1H codes all the time in my terminal's binary dumps. 13:10:17 address = width * x + y 13:10:19 I440r: that's still ANSI, not linux 13:10:27 the ncurses lib uses 0,0, as top left of screen 13:10:29 No, sorry, it is absolutely, positively NOT true. 13:10:32 not width * (x-1) + (y-1) 13:10:42 ncurses performs translation to/from ANSI escape sequences for you. 13:11:02 i.e. ncurses corrects the dumbness 13:11:02 So it provides a (0,0) coordinate origin only because it provides the mapping to the 1,1-origin that ANSI requires. 13:11:06 so will isforth 13:11:13 Fine. 13:11:23 But if you're dealing with pure ANSI codes, you need to work with a 1,1-origin. 13:11:38 WHY!!!!! ??? 13:11:45 why did ansi decide 1 was the start 13:12:01 BECAUSE THAT'S THE WAY FUCKING ANSI SET THE STANDARD AND THAT'S THE WAY EVERYBODY WHO'S ANSI COMPLIANT WORKS! That's why! 13:12:09 ugh 13:12:14 Stop arguing over the past that you can't change, and just suck up to it. 13:12:23 everything ans gets their hands on is fucked in the head 13:12:26 except ascii 13:12:28 lol 13:12:30 they got that right 13:13:03 No, not quite, lower-case letters follow upper-case letters, which is the opposite of literary collating sequence. :) 13:13:17 ya... ok - heh 13:14:29 I have no idea how Unicode handles sorting. I think they have special sorting tables or something that's supposed to be included in locale files or something. 13:15:24 * tathi doesn't like unicode much 13:15:39 I do. But support for it needs to be consistent. 13:15:47 Unicode is just a superset of ASCII anyway. 13:16:00 tathi because? 13:16:26 I don't mind unicode for english, just seems like it screws over some other languages 13:16:42 which could normally use 16-bit characters, but are now forced into using ones that mostly take 32 bits 13:17:01 back to coding... 13:18:52 and I don't like having to have all the code to decode UTF-8 just because someone _might_ decide to put some screwy character in a document that my program needs to read 13:19:30 personally I'd rather have a standard way to start a file with something that specifies the encoding 13:19:38 but I really don't know what I'm talking about... 13:19:44 so don't mind me :) 13:23:36 Well, UTF-8 processing should be limited to just reading in a file, and writing it out. Internal to the program, it should be kept in native character size (16-bits minimum at least). 13:24:22 Thus, 8-bit ASCII characters also get expanded, so in actual operation, no one character gets any more special treatment than the other. 13:27:22 --- quit: mur ("sleeeeeeping requested. accessing cache") 13:38:00 ASCII is also broken wrt ` ' and other such characters 13:38:05 particularly ' 13:38:10 oh the mess! 13:39:45 --- join: Stepan (~stepan@p50847EF1.dip.t-dialin.net) joined #forth 13:39:49 hi 13:40:07 gakuk 13:44:05 Yeah, ASCII has a number of problems. 13:53:50 you cant use more than 255 chars for example 13:55:47 would it be wrong for allot to auto erase ? 13:57:07 erm yes i think it would because alloting a negative ammount would screw with that concept a bit heheh 14:00:53 Well, strings can be of any length you want. And technically, character codes 128-255 simply don't exist in ASCII. 14:01:10 On 8-bit systems, they're "implementation defined" for non-Unicode platforms. 14:30:20 --- quit: nothing (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 14:30:22 --- quit: kors (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 14:34:39 --- join: mur (ammu@baana-62-165-188-151.phnet.fi) joined #forth 14:35:43 --- quit: tathi ("leaving") 14:54:18 --- quit: Fare (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 14:59:09 --- join: Fare (fare@samaris.tunes.org) joined #forth 15:27:16 where in debian is the documentation for GAS? 15:31:47 --- join: nothing (nm@pcp01518417pcs.reding01.pa.comcast.net) joined #forth 15:34:48 --- quit: kc5tja ("THX QSO ES 73 DE KC5TJA/6 CL ES QRT AR SK") 15:44:30 --- quit: sif (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 15:45:55 --- join: tcn (tcn@tc2-login23.megatrondata.com) joined #forth 15:46:04 hi tcn 15:46:06 hey 15:46:15 hows it going ??? :) 15:46:22 i wont ask if its done yet ;) heheh 15:47:07 if I was in the right frame of mind I wouldn't be here.. 15:47:17 i know 15:47:23 rite now im playing the settlers 15:47:31 been coding the text user interface thing 15:47:35 text windowing system 15:47:42 and its tying my head in knots 15:47:52 cant concentrate so im slumming for a while :) 15:48:04 but you know what, I wouldn't be procrastinating if I just tackled one little piece. 15:48:18 which piece 15:48:38 the expression parser.. 15:48:49 like an interpreter without control structures 15:49:04 well if your stuck on it its because you havent figured it out in your head yet 15:49:05 except it has to deal w/ effective addresses too 15:49:58 it's there in my head.. just trying to translate it to forth 15:50:30 but like I said, it's better than trying to write this in C 15:50:35 hehe thats the part that needs to be in your head :) 15:51:56 anyway, i need this for my compiler too, except written in that language 15:53:13 hehe 15:54:20 heh.. i almost erased an email from my dad.. his address is a bunch of letters @ aol.com :) 15:54:28 lol 15:55:26 it's what they called him when he want hunting in tanzania :) 15:55:43 cool 15:55:48 he get anything ? 15:55:48 mr. one-bullet 15:56:03 one shot kills are best 15:56:17 even better are zero shot kills 15:56:19 you NEVER take a shot unles you are 100% positive it will kill 15:56:25 oh yeah, buffalo, kudu, impala, leopard, baboon, lion, elephant.. 15:56:27 just look into the beast's eyes -- it dies 15:56:38 dat boo and the elephant keels over in fright??? 15:56:39 heh 15:56:43 say boo even 15:56:48 argh i cant type 15:56:54 pick-a-boo! 15:58:09 remember: the gun doesn't kill -- the internal trauma does. 15:59:12 :) 15:59:30 its not the fall that kills you its the abrupt stop ? 15:59:48 --- join: davidw (~davidw@adsl-ull-249-108.42-151.net24.it) joined #forth 16:00:03 hehe 16:00:30 if you didn't try to stop the bullet it wouldn't have hurt you 16:01:12 hehe 16:01:17 indeed, you stupid! 16:01:18 --- join: kors (~kors@nbc-2.ukr.net) joined #forth 16:01:22 hey, why don't you move? 16:01:34 tcn. i want to do a multi tasker for isforth but i refuse to implement user variables. 16:01:43 should i use clone or fork 16:01:47 bad 16:01:53 fork 16:02:00 user variables are ugly 16:02:09 so is fork 16:02:23 fork would mean as many copies of forth as there are tasks 16:02:35 and IPC 16:02:36 i was leaning towards clone 16:03:04 clone is to overcome some 80x86 limitation on fork 16:03:22 clone doesnt enforce the evil copy on write either 16:03:33 which just means it's a thread 16:03:39 maybe you do want it, since you're keeping the whole dictionary/kernel 16:04:03 locking will not be fun 16:04:05 user variables aren't that bad 16:04:06 but if task a creates word foo i want task be to see it 16:04:35 anyone here knows a good forth for ARM ? 16:04:47 write one 16:05:39 what kind of ARM system is it exactly? 16:05:40 fare do you know how to get a console to re-define its own font ? 16:05:45 is it possible ? 16:05:57 setfont..? 16:06:01 i.e. completely change the font used in the terminal 16:06:09 no. NOT using one of the fonts in the fonts dir 16:06:42 the rpoblem is that in order to write IBM box characdters i have to output ansi escape sequences to change to an alternate font 16:06:45 then switch back 16:07:27 i want to define a font that gives all the usual alpha/numeric etcx 16:07:34 look at the source for a font editor or setfont 16:07:35 PLUS all the ibm box drawing characters 16:07:42 tcn: jornada 820 16:07:55 I440r: you mean, under linux? 16:07:58 fare: what os? 16:08:00 yes 16:08:03 I440r: there's a ioctl for that 16:08:04 under linux 16:08:22 tcn i know there is but ioctls are as well documented as the syscalls 16:08:23 I440r: do you want one of the builtin fonts, like that cool 12x22 ? 16:08:36 tcn: no OS yet -- precisely so as to bootstrap Linux 16:09:01 i dont want to change resolution. i just want the IBM box characters present without having to fuck arround switching fonts to get them 16:09:43 I440r: well, they are already present. You just have to tell linux to let you access them. 16:10:08 fare: then just write words to access the display, keyboard & disk, and the basic forth words.. 16:10:11 fare you output \E(0 \E(b etc 16:10:15 i do NOT want to have to do that 16:10:17 \E(U 16:10:38 do \E(U once, and you're done 16:10:41 because this will mean that every single character in any window will be an escape sequence of DIFFERNT lengths 16:10:58 I'm not sure what you mean 16:11:37 fare no. im buffering the window contents. if a window has a BOX in it when it comes time to write the contents of the buffer to the console i have to KNOW which caracters are BOX characters and which arent 16:11:40 maybe you want to access /dev/vcsa0 16:12:30 which is ? 16:12:44 direct text-mode framebuffer access. 16:12:44 --- quit: Soap` (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 16:12:48 i just thought of a kludgy way of doing this 16:13:02 fare no. there IS no frame buffer over ssh 16:13:11 isforth can be executed remotly 16:13:16 oh well, then you're screwed 16:13:28 not realy, i just thought of a kludge 16:13:31 this is a real pain in the as in linux 16:13:33 there is no standard box characters over ssh neither 16:13:50 oh shit your right 16:13:56 just forget about it :) 16:13:58 see? its totally fucked up 16:14:06 use ---||| 16:14:14 note that you can separate your process in two: a display/input server and a runner 16:14:15 tcn thats fucked in the head 16:14:22 you can use MC over an ssh np 16:14:34 then read the MC source 16:14:35 the display input does the I/O locally, handles any control characters 16:14:41 tcn mc uses ncurses 16:14:53 you think im going to read ncurses sources your out of your tree 16:14:56 the runner does stuff and sends FORTH commands to the display server 16:15:01 hahaha 16:15:42 i hacked ncurses quite a bit back in 1.x just to get it to compile. not that bad. 16:15:43 linux is fucked in the head, anyway 16:15:47 amen 16:15:48 --- join: sif (~siforth@ip68-9-58-81.ri.ri.cox.net) joined #forth 16:15:48 Type sif: (or /msg sif to play in private) 16:15:58 fuck you sif 16:16:10 does this problem exist in fbsd too ? 16:16:13 netbsd? 16:16:14 yeah 16:16:18 openbsd ? 16:16:20 ugh 16:16:31 dos too 16:16:35 no 16:16:36 not dos 16:16:37 heh 16:16:51 --- join: Soap` (~flop@202.0.42.22) joined #forth 16:16:52 dos has no problems at all 16:16:56 dos is a perfect OS 16:17:03 should have just stuck with that 16:17:29 well.. you could just assume the ssh client is already on a console with IBMPC font 16:17:53 well. i can redefine the local font to be ibm-pc font 16:17:56 --- join: dsmith (dsmith@oh-strongsvillecadent1-1aa-222.clvhoh.adelphia.net) joined #forth 16:18:03 and all the characters will translate perfectly 16:18:23 unless the ssh client is a linux ssh client in which case im fucked prolly 16:18:43 hehe 16:18:49 I440r, are you going to port ssh to isforth? :) 16:19:09 heh.. I found a Ken Thompson interview where he says the main mistake he made with unix was not to differentiate between local and remote. So you have no _consistent_ way of dealing with this issue. 16:19:30 By the time they realized they fucked up, it was already entrenched 16:19:35 er 16:19:39 what exactly did he mean? 16:19:44 like with read() and write() and such? 16:20:04 a client program has NO WAY of knowing if the person executing it is local or remote 16:20:12 yeah.. they work the same way, local or not 16:20:13 no standard way of knowing at least 16:20:17 what's so bad about that? 16:20:30 if you execute a remote program and it changes the font 16:20:31 remote connections are slower & unreliable 16:20:34 isn't that *desirable*? 16:20:39 the font changes at the remote end but NOT at the local end 16:20:46 i.e. YOU still see the original font 16:20:49 ah 16:20:53 thats my current problem anyway 16:21:10 look, there's no solution 16:21:14 I440r: you need an X-like solution 16:21:21 separate the display from the process 16:21:24 you can do it 16:21:35 hrm 16:21:43 there is a simple way around that, i guess, let the client know about the difference? 16:21:45 fare i know. but that would mean the remote person would need to be running a linux box only 16:21:48 what's he trying to do? 16:21:49 write an isforth terminal.. like a mud client :) 16:21:52 and it would haveto have isforth installed 16:22:06 tcn thats what i want to do. but the terminal would be LOCAL!!!!! 16:22:11 heh 16:22:21 isforth-term-pc-color 16:22:23 I440r: you could write your remote display server portably 16:22:35 what other system than linux would that be, anyway? 16:22:54 I have the same problem with the 'links' browser.. it supports IBM style menu frames but it can't set the font. 16:23:03 someone sshing into a linux box from windows running an application compiled under isforth 16:23:18 and I usually use a latin1 font 16:23:18 sorry, you cant run this because your not running linux and dont have isforth installed? 16:23:21 yea. thats a solution 16:23:35 no just use crappy ---||| frames 16:23:41 tcn no 16:23:42 look at the TERM varaible 16:23:51 ill use borderless windows before i do that crap 16:23:56 if TERM=linux set IBMPC font.. I dunno? 16:24:05 use color for borders 16:24:07 if TERM=linux, echo \E(U 16:24:15 if TERM=windows, say a prayer 16:24:50 fare if im in windows running an ssh client and i ssh to foo.bar.com TERM=Linux 16:24:50 maybe you can configure putty with a correct font, and set a proper env variable, too 16:24:56 NOT ssh-client-at-windows-side 16:25:05 ssh TERM=putty 16:25:26 IMONWINDOWS=yes 16:26:36 My philosphy is don't try to make unix look pretty :) 16:27:52 lol 16:28:26 well, i need to warm up my fiddle and go to a contredanse 16:28:47 k 16:28:53 finish the assembler after that :) 16:28:54 hehe 16:29:00 sorry, couldnt resist :P~ 16:29:45 seriously though 16:29:49 i like the plan9 approach 16:29:57 everything should be distributable over the network 16:30:06 i don't like things being "tied" to "local" 16:31:01 plan9 treats local & remote stuff differently 16:31:32 There are some really cool things about plan9 16:32:33 I guess you can download it 16:32:45 --- quit: sif (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 16:32:58 not much hardware suppport, of course, being sorta experimental.. 16:33:07 --- join: sif (~siforth@ip68-9-58-81.ri.ri.cox.net) joined #forth 16:33:07 Type sif: (or /msg sif to play in private) 16:33:10 I liked how you drow a rectangle on the screen to start a terminal. Then, when you run a program, it just takes over that window. 16:33:23 yeah 16:33:26 http://i.cnn.net/cnn/2002/SHOWBIZ/News/06/14/britain.jackson/long.jackson.ap.jpg 16:33:30 this dude is sick 16:35:22 please, don't post pictures of strange-looking women in the channel 16:35:58 Hey, don't call me strange-looking! 16:36:10 I'm just like everyone else, inside. 16:36:58 rob_ert false 16:37:00 0 16:37:03 plan9 sounds like unix w/ X but much simpler 16:37:04 negative 16:37:05 non 16:37:07 ei 16:37:42 tcn: try it 16:37:42 it is 16:40:00 how big is the download? 16:40:02 i'm on a phone line 16:41:47 ... 16:41:52 couple 100 mb 16:41:53 i think 16:42:39 i gtg mow grass :P 16:42:39 bleh 16:42:41 bbl 16:42:45 --- quit: I440r ("Reality Strikes Again") 16:43:18 over 100 mb, forget it. 16:43:21 big = sucks 16:43:27 bye now :) 16:43:29 --- quit: tcn ("Leaving") 16:43:48 *sigh* 16:43:52 i pity dialup users 16:43:58 they miss out on so much 16:45:29 --- quit: dsmith (Remote closed the connection) 16:53:21 --- quit: air (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 17:01:29 --- quit: mur ("have you tried my ultimate database sollution http://murr.host.sk/koe/database/index.php ? try now...") 17:06:35 --- quit: davidw (Read error: 113 (No route to host)) 17:36:14 --- join: TheBlueWizard (~tbw@ip-216-25-205-197.vienna.va.fcc.net) joined #forth 17:36:16 --- quit: kors (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 17:36:19 hiya all 18:53:30 --- join: dsmith (dsmith@oh-strongsvillecadent1-1aa-222.clvhoh.adelphia.net) joined #forth 19:06:40 --- join: kors (~kors@nbc-2.ukr.net) joined #forth 19:07:45 gotta go...bye 19:07:48 --- part: TheBlueWizard left #forth 19:21:34 --- quit: nothing (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 19:34:31 --- join: Herkamire (~jason@ip68-9-58-81.ri.ri.cox.net) joined #forth 19:36:51 --- join: tathi (~josh@ip68-14-9-233.ri.ri.cox.net) joined #forth 19:49:20 --- join: futhin (~thin@h24-64-175-61.cg.shawcable.net) joined #forth 20:09:30 --- quit: kors (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 20:32:38 --- quit: tathi ("leaving") 21:07:00 ah, a better google mode 21:07:03 try it out: http://www.google.com/intl/xx-hacker/ 21:08:14 --- mode: ChanServ set +o futhin 21:49:24 --- join: kors (~kors@nbc-2.ukr.net) joined #forth 21:57:29 --- quit: Herkamire ("bed herk @ !") 22:01:10 hello kors 22:01:18 you forth code? 22:15:42 --- quit: dsmith ("later..") 22:18:19 --- quit: sif (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 22:32:44 --- quit: futhin ("sleep") 23:04:03 --- quit: Stepan (Remote closed the connection) 23:04:04 --- quit: kors (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 23:59:59 --- log: ended forth/02.06.14