00:00:00 --- log: started forth/06.08.20 01:49:28 --- join: Cheery (n=Cheery@a81-197-20-242.elisa-laajakaista.fi) joined #forth 01:52:34 --- join: fission (n=fission@pdpc/supporter/active/fission) joined #forth 01:52:57 hi... has anyone here used FORTH-10 ? 01:53:51 I haven't. What is it? 01:54:07 it's a Forth implementation (I guess) originally for TOPS-10 01:54:24 or it could be that the -10 is for PDP-10 01:54:24 Ok. 01:54:31 anyhow, its ROLL word is broken 01:54:38 and so I'm trying to write a new one 01:54:51 --- join: virl (n=virl@chello062178085149.1.12.vie.surfer.at) joined #forth 01:54:52 There are those (myself included) who would suggest that PICK and ROLL should be avoided at all costs anyway. :) 01:55:01 yeah I agree as well 01:55:06 hehe 01:55:17 but I'm trying to bring the implementation "up to speed", so to speak 01:55:24 So implement it for 0, 1, and 2 and have it throw an error higher. 01:55:39 PICK was also broken (off by one) 01:55:54 I think Forth-79 mandated that variety of PICK. 01:55:56 hm that would work 01:56:07 pick could it get to any depth or only the first ones? 01:56:16 oh ok that would make sense; this is dated 30-Jun-82 11:37:08 01:56:28 PICK can access the entire stack, should you be foolish enough to use it. 01:56:32 pick works fine, only it's one less than you think 01:56:45 so I wrote: 01:56:51 : (PICK) 1+ PICK ; 01:57:01 That'll bring it up to code. 01:57:22 Though -- : PICK 1+ PICK ; is what I'd expect. 01:57:46 my biggest problem, though, is that it doesn't have R> or >R or CREATE ... so I don't really know how to use the return stack or memory 01:57:55 well, in this forth, you can't redefine words 01:58:01 wow this is early chatter 01:58:03 oh yeah 01:58:09 very ancient stuff ;-) 01:58:10 Good grief, it must be primitive. 01:58:13 very 01:58:18 Not so much ancient as amateurish. 01:58:30 pick is magic :) 01:58:33 heh 01:58:34 Forth-79 was funky, but not that funky. 01:58:35 I'm only playing with it because it's annoyingly incomplete and that bugs me enough to want to try to fix it heh 01:58:50 Work on being able to redefine words. 01:58:51 heh, good god man, you are somethin 01:59:01 hahaha 01:59:13 there's a FORGET word 01:59:14 fission url to the pkg for tops? 01:59:14 old doesn't mean that it's primitive or incomplete 01:59:29 Not being able to redefine words bloody well means it's primtive and incomplete. 01:59:34 i'm a collector of uniq and estoric bits 01:59:40 so I said FORGET PICK, but then it forgets any word defined after pick... and since only dup swap roll are define before pick, it renders the interpreter useless (can't even say BYE) 01:59:44 actually, i'm a slut for ancient bits :) 01:59:53 Quiznos: you can get an account on TWENEX.ORG 01:59:57 sweet 01:59:58 Quiznos: that's where I'm playing 02:00:02 fission, you mean you can't define a word twice, or you can't use a word's name inside itself? 02:00:12 I've got an AUTO-LOAD.4TH file that you can peek at hehe 02:00:20 btw. about which forth are we talking about? 02:00:24 Quartus: you can't define any word that's already defined 02:00:26 virl: FORTH-10 02:00:27 fission uh, ``connection refused'' :) 02:00:37 Quiznos: telnet twenex.org 02:00:38 fission, that's bizarre. I stand by the 'amateurish'. 02:00:39 www.& 02:00:41 * 02:00:45 kk 02:00:49 Quartus: probably is 02:01:02 hey what does Check out the online Standard Forth, I think the section on I mean, I learned forth on my mac's Open Firmware 02:01:30 and that was a lot of fun 02:01:37 so this is just bizarre to me 02:01:41 Yes, OF is neat. 02:01:58 sorry, check out the online "Starting Forth". 02:01:59 I think that the word <-,, and ,,-> have something to do with the return stack, but I haven't been able to figure out what yet 02:02:02 open firmware is ans, so any what isn't ans must be shocking for you. 02:02:09 Quartus: that's Brodie's right? 02:02:12 Right. 02:02:13 virl: exactly hehe 02:02:19 yeah I've been reading that 02:02:21 I think it has a chapter on ok I'll check it out 02:02:53 I had to raw dump the executable to determine that WORDS was called VLIST on this FORTH 02:02:54 and for me ans is shocking. 02:02:56 heh 02:03:15 is there a link to this forth? 02:03:21 Sounds like a Forth-79, and a broken one at that. 02:03:27 or is it something that only runs on your side? 02:03:37 virl: you can probably play with it by going: telnet twenex.org 02:03:40 virl: u/p new/new 02:03:56 you can register for an account there, but I think the NEW (guest) account has privs 02:04:03 if you just want to play for a few 02:04:20 hehe this is a 36-bit forth too 02:04:38 man this is awesome... didn't think I'd find real live forth programmers on irc 02:05:04 OF isn't Standard, it's built on a Forth-83 base, but it's not Forth-79, that's for sure. 02:05:14 yeah OF seemed nice 02:05:35 fission that's very cool. thanks!!! 02:05:39 funny, if Apple hadn't chosen to use it, I might never have stumbled on FORTH 02:05:54 fission, good thing they did then, if only for awhile. 02:05:58 -> is mentioned in Brodie 02:05:59 Quartus: yeah! 02:06:05 it's a block word 02:06:17 referring to -> 02:06:30 ok I'd better read that more carefully then 02:06:55 i should read brodie again, i like his style 02:06:59 liked 02:07:07 I learned with Leo Wong's "Simple Forth" 02:07:14 but this forth is not so simple 02:07:14 -> is for blocks, but ,,-> I have no idea. 02:07:19 nor i 02:07:37 Quiznos: no, thank you! any progress you make w/it, please let me know 02:07:41 fission, what does 1 1 = . display? 02:07:43 ok 02:08:21 Quiznos: here's what I know so far: PICK is off-by-one; there is no \ for comments; you can't use ( ... ) inside a word definition; it's VLIST, not WORDS; and QUIT, not BYE 02:08:32 Quiznos: oh, yes, and ROLL obliterates the interpreter 02:08:32 yea that's fig 02:08:36 heh 02:09:08 1 1 = .-1 Ok 02:09:34 So I'm guessing that means true is all-bits-set. At least you have that much. 02:10:03 yeah 02:10:04 It sounds like a weekend implementation by somebody who didn't understand it very well. 02:10:17 heh heh 02:10:24 could very well be 02:10:33 someone's incomplete first stab at it 02:10:39 there's nothing about it online 02:10:52 As I recall, in that vintage : was its own compiler loop, which isn't the modern way of doing things, and hard to remedy. 02:11:22 Quiznos: oh, yes.. FORGET will forget all words after the one you FORGET; and ." doesn't work as expected... you need to use ." _the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog_ 02:11:32 FORGET always does that, fission. 02:11:36 oh! 02:11:38 didn't know that 02:11:49 The 21st-century version is MARKER, that rolls the whole dictionary back to a given point. 02:11:50 I never used it before, since I could just redefine words 02:12:45 Yes, neither one has much active use for me either. 02:12:54 hmmm 02:13:52 well this is very cool... it's my bedtime, but I think I'll hang out heh 02:14:03 :) Ok, I'm around later on. 02:14:18 :-) 02:15:52 thanks everyone! bbl 02:22:08 --- join: vatic (n=chatzill@pool-162-83-254-201.ny5030.east.verizon.net) joined #forth 02:42:06 --- quit: Cheery (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 02:45:14 fission have you found the source for the forth that's running on tenex? 02:45:18 twenex 02:45:58 bbiab, food. 02:54:31 --- join: I440r (n=mark4@24-177-235-246.dhcp.gnvl.sc.charter.com) joined #forth 03:12:22 Quiznos: nope... I could email the guy whose name appears to be the file's owner 03:12:38 ok 03:13:04 but it's unclear whether he wrote it or merely placed it there when sysadmining 24 years ago heh 03:13:30 well fig was writ by someone whose source pkg you can still find via google 03:13:38 fig? 03:13:46 but i wonder what's running on twenex 03:13:56 forth interest group version of forth 03:14:12 hmm 03:14:41 well I'll email him and see if he knows anything... I'm sure he won't mind talking about TOPS-20, that's for sure 03:14:44 bbl 03:14:47 kk 03:15:33 --- join: Cheery (n=Cheery@a81-197-20-242.elisa-laajakaista.fi) joined #forth 05:08:16 --- join: PoppaVic (n=pete@0-1pool46-89.nas30.chicago4.il.us.da.qwest.net) joined #forth 05:26:16 --- quit: nighty (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 05:27:10 --- join: nighty (n=nighty@sushi.rural-networks.com) joined #forth 05:44:09 --- quit: Cheery (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 05:51:33 --- quit: nighty (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 06:04:41 --- join: nighty (n=nighty@sushi.rural-networks.com) joined #forth 06:22:11 --- quit: nighty (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 06:23:13 --- join: nighty (n=nighty@sushi.rural-networks.com) joined #forth 07:24:41 --- quit: vatic ("*poof*") 07:32:40 ok wake up!!! 07:32:43 work to be done 07:32:48 hmm? 07:32:51 morning 07:33:20 I'm awake - still reworking my objects/classes and making the mistake of reviewing C++'s STL "containers" and "iterators" 07:33:24 Good morning. 07:33:34 in the eforth for linux (eforthl), there's a c-include.h file that has the function number for all the functions of the kernel (it's for an old kernel) 07:33:51 it's included in the asm src upon a make 07:33:53 syscalls 07:34:00 yea, that's the one 07:34:29 ok... and I have no docs for mine anywhere, because I won't touch the kernel. 07:34:40 i'm thinking of making that file part of `extend.bat', instead of having it included during assemblage 07:34:48 sure, np 07:35:12 please note: those calls and such are not going to be portable 07:35:31 should i mung the include file into forth or write a couple of words to compile the contents? 07:35:49 yea, i know it's deportable but i need them 07:35:50 I don't know that either makes much sense. 07:35:55 why not? 07:36:09 Because of the portability, of course. 07:36:23 any objection other than port*? 07:36:45 Now, sure: if you are writing for your machine, like we used to do for cp/m and then DOS, fine. But, few others will be able to help. 07:36:56 ..I'd write wrappers, at the least 07:37:04 well, there are pleny of linux players... 07:37:10 wrappers for what? 07:37:16 the syscalls 07:37:27 ok, and to do what? 07:37:57 it abstracts it enough that your asm-haqueers can at least change who calls what and how, if not with 07:38:24 hmm 07:38:47 that would seem to me to mean that forthifying the header file would be a good thing then 07:39:05 and that would partially satisfy your port* comment 07:39:56 (btw, gratuitous chuckle at "asm-haqueers" :) heh 07:40:42 I would suggest, at the least, writing a set of funcs - a vtable? - that will reform and save and syscall and restore, etc - to do your job 07:41:30 the only problem i have is that the header file included in the eforthl pkg is from some old kernel source pkg; and also that the transforming code to make words is within the include-file (i call that contaminating) of the constant values. 07:41:45 Putting my C-fetish aside, you are doodling with the cpu and regs, and the kernel/OS expects to do the same. 07:41:59 yea, i'm comfortable with doodling :) 07:42:08 good word 07:42:10 Well, you just hit the ABI 07:42:16 and i'm drooling 07:43:00 ok, so i need to get the current unistd.h, and separate the words from the consts in the unistd.h 07:43:16 that would make using a new kernel versioned unistd.h easier 07:43:18 Good Luck with that. 07:43:19 ok 07:43:29 you see problems with that approach? 07:44:04 well, I don't install the macosX kernel-source, so I have no idea what any syscall does - ever. 07:44:16 i dont do mac hw 07:44:22 where did you get that from? 07:44:25 ..I rely on C and whatnot to make the apropos calls/formats/loads/saves 07:44:38 my powerbook 07:44:40 at that level, yea, that's appropriate for you. 07:45:06 well, you're writing your own kernel, so i wouldnt expect you to play with an asm-coded kernel 07:45:13 * own kernel in c * 07:45:40 i dont know C that well enuf to write the kernel in c 07:45:40 well, C likely generated about half the kernel 07:45:45 sure 07:47:02 and then comes the question: C with asm or pure.. 07:48:01 so Quiznos that on twenex which says welcome and so should be be a forth? 07:48:02 virl: yes, linking or inline-asm, as well 07:48:07 the only serious problem i have is when I grab a copy of unistd.h, i have to be sure that the .h is not newer than the kernel that IS running or the compile will make words that wont run and THAT will (or should) lock up the kernel 07:48:44 virl i dont think the front-end is running forth; there was no mention on the www page nor during registration 07:49:21 hehe! Hence my "Good Luck" 07:53:29 Quiznos, yeah I think that too, but who said that it is? 07:55:15 i dont think fission meant to imply that the front end was forth 07:55:31 i didnt get that he was indicating it was 08:05:46 --- quit: PoppaVic ("Pulls the pin...") 08:07:36 --- join: PoppaVic (n=pete@0-1pool75-3.nas24.chicago4.il.us.da.qwest.net) joined #forth 09:01:38 --- quit: swsch (calvino.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 09:01:53 --- join: swsch (n=stefan@pdpc/supporter/sustaining/swsch) joined #forth 09:30:47 --- quit: swsch ("Leaving") 10:43:06 --- quit: PoppaVic ("Pulls the pin...") 11:02:13 New version of the RetroForth ANS layer: http://retroforth.net/paste/?id=143 11:31:30 --- join: slava (n=slava@CPE0080ad77a020-CM000e5cdfda14.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com) joined #forth 11:31:30 --- mode: ChanServ set +o slava 11:31:51 I440r: I played around with F-PC last night 11:31:53 its a nice system 11:31:59 why don't you just base your assembler of his? its prefix 11:32:29 --- join: Serg_Penguin (i=Serg_Pen@ppp85-140-28-223.pppoe.mtu-net.ru) joined #forth 11:38:14 --- quit: Serg_Penguin () 11:46:47 --- quit: madgarden (Read error: 60 (Operation timed out)) 11:52:24 * fission yawns and stretches 11:52:31 mmm noon.. time to wake up 12:38:14 FPC is very cool. 12:38:34 it seems like a better environment than his later win32forth. 12:39:55 --- join: Cheery (n=Cheery@a81-197-19-23.elisa-laajakaista.fi) joined #forth 12:40:37 --- quit: slava () 12:41:20 yea. I was never impresed by that. Actually, I think I as more overwhelmed than anything. 12:41:31 Typing 'words' gave you about 5 pages worth :( 12:44:07 'words' isn't so useful these days 12:44:20 unless you're making a real minimal forth 12:44:24 Eeek! It speaks! 12:44:37 just got back from a 2 week vacation a couple hours ago 12:44:45 sweet. Where to? 12:45:05 Maine 12:45:12 a camp/retreat center on the Sacco river 12:45:36 anybody happen to know the name of the package containing the 'whois' command? 12:46:13 net-misc/whois for gentoo. 12:47:22 ok, the pack has declared it's nap-time. back in a bit. 12:48:02 thanks 12:48:16 I should have checked. I thought it was part of some dns-related package 12:52:13 --- quit: Quartus__ ("used jmIrc") 12:53:08 --- join: Quartus__ (n=Quartus_@209.167.5.1) joined #forth 12:59:36 --- join: snoopy_1711 (i=snoopy_1@dslb-084-058-144-156.pools.arcor-ip.net) joined #forth 13:00:50 --- quit: Snoopy42 (Nick collision from services.) 13:01:14 --- nick: snoopy_1711 -> Snoopy42 13:08:39 --- join: ravenEx (n=a@87.252.242.16) joined #forth 14:17:13 --- quit: Cheery ("Download Gaim: http://gaim.sourceforge.net/") 14:18:33 which forth isn't these days overwhelming? 14:19:10 alil forth 14:19:40 eh.. what? 14:19:51 minforth 14:20:01 minforth? 14:20:20 an dos forth 14:20:26 min4th 14:21:00 it's 1212 lines of a86 asm code 14:21:26 written for the ew-non-free assembler by Iverson 14:21:29 :> 14:21:59 min4th by Ted Beach 14:22:36 the resulting .com binary is 3361 bytes 14:30:50 does this make sense: 14:31:13 : syscall ( a b c d -- a) \ call linux with upto 4 args and return ax. 14:31:28 abcd represent the 4 cpu registers 14:38:45 --- quit: Quiznos ("tryin out a new kernel") 16:08:03 --- log: started forth/06.08.20 16:08:03 --- join: clog (n=nef@bespin.org) joined #forth 16:08:03 --- topic: 'Welcome to #forth. We discuss the Forth programming language, simplicity, and a variety of technical subjects.' 16:08:03 --- topic: set by ayrnieu on [Thu Jun 22 20:55:25 2006] 16:08:03 --- names: list (clog madgarden segher ravenEx Snoopy42 Quartus__ nighty I440r virl fission virsys uiuiuiu kwiznos neceve @Quartus Shain @JasonWoof michaelw cods madwork k4jcw ianp ccfg astecp TreyB ayrnieu ohub Zymurgy juri_ warpzero) 16:19:57 --- quit: neceve ("Leaving") 16:31:29 --- join: htrof (n=fox@adsl-75-35-78-121.dsl.pltn13.sbcglobal.net) joined #forth 16:32:18 --- quit: htrof (Client Quit) 16:33:31 --- join: forthchip (n=fox@adsl-75-35-78-121.dsl.pltn13.sbcglobal.net) joined #forth 16:36:23 --- join: Quiznos (i=1000@69-168-231-199.bflony.adelphia.net) joined #forth 16:42:37 --- join: Zarutian (n=Zarutian@194-144-84-110.du.xdsl.is) joined #forth 16:43:35 h'lo. Where can I find (ANSI) Forth runtimes and the wiki for Forth? 16:43:44 google knows 16:44:09 just wanted to check if you had an prefered site 16:44:32 me, it's Taygeta 16:44:42 and Anton Ertl's site too 16:44:49 google really is best to find them all 16:47:18 Zarutian, Gforth is easily found, search for that first for an ANS implementation. There's more than one wiki kicking around. 16:48:21 Here it is: http://www.complang.tuwien.ac.at/forth/gforth/ 16:49:16 One Forth wiki: http://www.forthfreak.net/wiki/ 16:49:28 Another: http://quartus.net/wiki 16:49:42 you just installed that! 16:49:43 lol 16:49:57 What? 16:50:02 lol 16:50:05 the wiki 16:50:13 gotcha ! 16:50:23 I have no idea what you're on about. 16:50:30 your wiki 16:50:37 use more words. 16:50:39 thank you 16:50:46 * Zarutian now lurks 16:51:07 Zarutian, no need to lurk, speak up if anything occurs to you :) 16:53:47 * juri_ now lurks 16:54:49 oh dear.. 16:55:56 --- quit: kwiznos ("leaving") 17:05:10 Quartus: I will. I was just indicating that my attention was elsewhere ;c) 17:05:32 heh. Ok. Mine too. 17:08:08 Looks to me like Quartus' wiki has been around since October 12th, 2004, at the very least. 17:08:48 yeah, don't spend a lot of time trying to unpack Quiznos' supposed bon mot. 17:09:11 hey! it's a work in progress ;) 17:09:17 Took me all of 5 seconds to figure it out, too. 17:09:34 5 seconds of my life gone! Thanks A LOT, Quiznos. 17:10:02 boohoo yw 17:10:58 I have to say, though, that I really hate wikis. 17:11:11 why's that? 17:11:31 oh btw, no refunds 17:11:32 :) 17:11:34 lol 17:11:37 Too hard to figure out when things have changed. I much prefer threaded discussions, like newsgroups, mailing lists, or perlmonks.org. 17:11:42 ah 17:12:49 Back when I used to play with the TuxPhones, everything there was maintained on a wiki. Try to figure out what new work had been done after a week or month of being off doing something else, and it was damn near impossible. 17:13:19 most of 'em track changes. Mine does. 17:13:40 I've seen the change lists. I don't consider them all that helpful. 17:14:25 Of course, they're probably a little more usable than anything that runs phpBB. 17:14:50 I think phpBB installations attracts AOL'ers. 17:17:04 k4jcw wiki building does require diligence 17:18:30 "Palm chooses September to announce new Treo" 17:22:51 http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ih=012&item=220017126235 Check this out. If you've got any old S-100 cards laying around, now is the time to get them up on eBay. 17:26:58 --- quit: ianp (Remote closed the connection) 17:29:37 --- join: ianp (n=irc@littlescroll.com) joined #forth 17:41:05 --- quit: forthchip () 17:43:34 --- quit: ravenEx (Read error: 131 (Connection reset by peer)) 17:59:11 --- quit: Quartus__ ("used jmIrc") 18:41:53 --- quit: nighty (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 19:12:04 --- quit: uiuiuiu (Remote closed the connection) 19:12:06 --- join: uiuiuiu (i=ian@dslb-084-056-234-056.pools.arcor-ip.net) joined #forth 20:00:48 --- quit: I440r (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 20:01:25 --- quit: virl (Remote closed the connection) 20:09:34 i take a day off.. and what do i get ... sick, thats what i get... 20:10:04 and worse, while i was out working 74 hours this week, someone was kind enough to steal a grand from beside my bed. 20:10:16 FUCKING PEOPLE MUST DIE. 20:10:16 A baby grand? 20:10:30 no, as in, a thousand dollars US. 20:10:42 so i worked myself sick for... nothing. 20:10:56 You have to stop keeping your money in a sock under the mattress. 20:11:14 i kept it in a bookbag, across the room. ;P 20:11:21 Similar in principle. 20:11:25 You in a dorm or something? 20:11:36 nope. just hicksville USA. 20:11:59 someone's out living it up at my expense. 20:12:32 Apparently, I am not getting this. 20:12:40 This was from your house? You were burlarized? 20:12:53 yep. 20:13:06 and they only took cash. hundred dollar bills. 20:13:16 everything else was undisturbed. 20:13:25 In all seriousness, and although it's locking the cow after the gate is opened, you should consider a small safe. 20:13:43 i've had one of those stolen. ;P 20:13:48 or these new 'banks' they're settin' up. 20:13:59 I bought one for $170 from Staples. It's 2 hour fireproof rated, and weighs about 130 pounds. 20:14:09 yea. its funny saying i dont trust a bank to keep all my money in, since i work for one. 20:14:24 Perhaps this experience is shedding new light. 20:14:30 i wasnt wiped out, because i keep most my money in the bank. 20:14:52 I also keep backups in my safe. Keeping money in the bank is great, but a little ready untraceable cash is always good to have on hand. 20:15:16 Probably good to hide that somewhere other than a bookbag, though. 20:15:31 hindsight is 20/20. 20:16:46 What town are you in, juri_ ? 20:17:35 rogers, arkansas. 20:22:23 Beaver Lake is pretty good sized. 20:47:31 yea, its nice, but i prefer heading down to the buffalo river, to go camping/hiking. 20:48:51 camping? Like staying in a Motel 6? 20:50:08 no, like pitching a tent, doing some acid, and reading from K&R C to the forest, like a preacher to his congregation. ;P 20:50:34 * Quartus backs slowly away, then RUNS 20:50:35 ugh. If there's no shower and no A/C, it's primitive camping. /me will have none of that. 20:51:41 i usually go when the weather dosent require A/C. like the winter. i've camped in 16 degree farenheight weather. 20:52:17 I've been snowed on. And that was the *last* time I went camping. 20:54:15 I was forced to go camping what seemed like damn near every weekend when I was kid. I hated sleeping in a tent, not having a shower, walking 300yds if you wanted to use the restroom in the camp ground, scary swimming pools, sand, and washing dishes. 20:54:44 you were closer to civilization than i like to be. ;) 20:55:15 locking the cow after the gate is opened? 20:55:21 how does one lock a cow? 20:55:55 Took you long enough. 20:56:00 * juri_ has a fever, and still that dosent make sense. 20:56:11 i'm mega-sick. ;/ 20:56:29 here in about 5 minutes, i'm gonna pass out, wake up in the morning, and call in. 20:56:33 juri_, I had a fever the last two days, can't figure out why. 20:57:07 at least mine comes with stuffed sinuses... but damn, i take a day off, and i'm sick all day. 20:57:43 i'd hate to think what it'd be like if i'd have gone to the rave last night. 20:58:03 People still do those? 20:58:06 I thought that was so 2003. 20:58:14 And don't you have to be 11? 20:59:06 my roommate went to one last night. 20:59:11 i stayed at work. 20:59:47 *coughs* 21:00:04 * juri_ dies loudly. 21:00:29 Just out of curiosity, how do you know your roommate (or one of his/her friends) didn't lift your cash? 21:00:37 Seems like someone almost knew where you had it. 21:00:37 i dont. 21:00:49 top of my suspect list. 21:00:57 but, accusing people wildly never helps. 21:01:05 Shoot first, ask questions later. 21:01:10 instead, i'll quietly save my money in the bank, and move. 21:01:12 Usually they'll admit it under the Demerol. 23:10:57 heh 23:11:18 or rohypnol 23:11:27 * fission whistles atonally 23:16:01 Latest and greatest RetroForth ANS layer: http://retroforth.net/paste/?id=147 23:23:37 In which I managed to break compiler security. Please stand by. 23:47:36 ooooops 23:47:37 * fission stands 23:51:13 Thanks. Here we go: http://retroforth.net/paste/?id=148 23:59:59 --- log: ended forth/06.08.20