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06:03:36 <erider> morning 
11:56:05 <crc> hi erider 
12:42:14 * crc is attempting some major cleanups in the retro core
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12:59:21 <Mat2> hello
13:00:39 <crc> hi 
13:01:14 <Mat2> hi crc, what's goin on ?
13:11:12 <crc> working on cleanups to retro's core
13:20:30 <crc> done the initial round :)
13:20:55 <retro-commit> [crcx/retroforth] 8a0c4a: prefixes moved to core; reorgs & cleanups in core
13:22:57 <Mat2> prefixes are a good thing
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13:42:11 <Mat2> hi sixforty
13:42:20 <sixforty> hello, Mat2
13:43:42 <Mat2> hope you all had a nice easter week
13:44:58 <sixforty> same to you. I've had to be working away from home.
13:55:12 <Mat2> I shall give some talk next week at university next week for a introduction seminar in geo-informatics
13:55:32 <Mat2> history and development of operating systems and computer architecture
14:01:12 <Mat2> my problem is: How to explain cpu architectures for people without background in an easy way ?
14:07:33 <sixforty> After thinking about this for 10 minutes, by response is: good luck! Sorry.
14:09:15 <sixforty> Though you might do it historically. Start with 5-room computers, move to Z80* and PC, continue to smart phones, etc.
14:10:21 <Mat2> thanks, I think the zx81 would be a good start
14:17:34 <Mat2> ciao crc, sixforthy take some sleep :)
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14:37:54 <retro-commit> [crcx/retroforth] e35199: use prefixes in data/values.retro
14:44:55 <retro-commit> [crcx/retroforth] 4b1c57: use prefixes in vocab code
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19:08:09 <crc> prefixes are in the core now, and are working nicely
20:57:54 <sixforty> how many words in core?
20:58:30 <sixforty> more or less
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