09:33:34	 From M. Edward (Ed) Borasky : Usagi Electric resurrects old hardware!!
09:34:00	 From Dave Jaffe : options could include Kirks, Gott's Roadsie, etc
09:35:46	 From Dave Jaffe : how many local people would like to attend?
09:40:13	 From Dave Jaffe : Fri, Aug 1st & Sat, Aug 2nd
09:41:29	 From iPad : Thought ai was originally designed for translation
09:41:51	 From iPad : It does lisp in eMacs
09:42:56	 From paul durao : I changed it but I seem to have to do it every time
09:43:34	 From M. Edward (Ed) Borasky : Usagi Electic YouTube channel -- https://www.youtube.com/@UsagiElectric
09:44:09	 From Ken Boak : Is that Nerd-Wells?
09:44:15	 From paul durao : I don’t know how ai deals with languages but it gets confused with Brazilian and American
09:44:18	 From Christopher Lozinski : I have a talk.
09:49:54	 From Ken Boak : A friend has created an eForth just using the Subleq OISC processor.

https://github.com/howerj/subleq

The OISC emulator can be written in about 16 lines of C on any microcontroller, and you just give that a subleq image (about 5000 16-bit decimal numbers) and it then miraculously executes eForth.
10:01:44	 From Bob Armstrong : I'd be interested in seeing those 6 lines.
10:04:10	 From Ken Boak : Replying to "I'd be interested in..."

Well Bob,

It's closer to 32 lines, but half of those are just file handling

https://github.com/howerj/subleq/blob/master/subleq.c
10:05:25	 From Bob Armstrong : Replying to "I'd be interested in..."

That sound dense enough to fit my head . I don't know C .
10:07:27	 From Brad Nelson : https://eforth.appspot.com/web.html
10:07:35	 From M. Edward (Ed) Borasky : Replying to "I'd be interested in..."

I might be able to get Win32Forth running on Linux ... give me a couple of days
10:11:45	 From Siva : Anyone noticing the echo?
10:12:25	 From Siva : Not sure if it is an issue with my device
10:12:52	 From Joseph O'Connor : Can try an emulator like VMWare workstation
10:13:19	 From John Masseria : Reacted to "https://eforth.appsp..." with 👍
10:13:28	 From paul durao : Mac can now run Linux apps on the next release
10:13:47	 From John Masseria : You can use Wine to run Win32 applications on Linux
10:14:04	 From Andrew McKewan : that's probably enough for win32
10:14:18	 From Andrew McKewan : win3forth i meant
10:14:32	 From paul durao : Email is not as reliable as it once was
10:14:54	 From Ken Boak : Might as well send by carrier pigeon - or US Mail!
10:16:08	 From Dave Jaffe : Lincoln Park Pirates
10:17:45	 From Brad Nelson : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7Jw_v3F_Q0
10:17:49	 From Brad Nelson : Charlie on the MTA
10:20:33	 From Ken Boak : London Underground takes Google Pay - rom your Smartphone ticket price £2.40.

There is a special "tourist" rate for people who don't realise - who pay in cash a cost of £7.00

Not widely advertised
10:21:24	 From Ken Boak : It was in PDT and BST for me
10:21:27	 From paul durao : Yes it does
10:21:31	 From Jose : Yes, it does !
10:21:52	 From paul durao : And not all of Europe is on the same time
10:23:18	 From Ken Boak : Replying to "And not all of Europ..."

The sensible bits are.  The newcomers, from the east  still do their own thing, and some want to be on Moscow time.
10:26:27	 From Ken Boak : Thinking of Bill Ragsdale's "Robot" - and CNC/ 3D printer machine control. A lot is still based on GCODE, with it's origins in paper tape..

I always think Forth would be good for CNC
10:27:34	 From Ken Boak : My first Forth was on a ZX81 - a replacement ROM called Husband Forth. About 1984.
10:29:02	 From Ken Boak : Later I bought a Jupiter Ace half price in a firesale - a low cost Z80 machine that boots to Forth.
10:30:28	 From M. Edward (Ed) Borasky : My first Forth was 64Forth from HES on the Commodore 64. I think it was an extended Fig-Forth.
10:31:44	 From paul durao : What was it called ?
10:32:15	 From Program Chairman Kevin : was a cartridge?
10:32:21	 From Program Chairman Kevin : want one?
10:33:28	 From John Masseria : https://archive.org/details/byte-magazine-1980-08/page/n77/mode/1up?view=theater
10:33:47	 From John Masseria : The 1980 Byte Magazine article
10:35:09	 From Ken Boak : Husband Forth  https://github.com/monsonite/Z80_Forth
10:38:14	 From Ken Boak : Husband Forth Manual

https://www.retrocomputers.gr/media/kunena/attachments/169/zx81-forth-manual.pdf
10:46:02	 From Dave Jaffe : on Terra Bella
10:49:59	 From Dave Jaffe : anybody remember STOIC?
10:53:06	 From paul durao : There was a forth that came on a hard disk
10:53:49	 From Andrew McKewan : leaving, thanks all, bye
11:05:09	 From Program Chairman Kevin : if you can find any info on Forth on hard drive,  send it along to me ... Forther-at-comcast-Dot-net
11:28:43	 From paul durao : https://github.com/uho/F-PC
11:31:41	 From paul durao : https://archive.org/details/fpc-36
11:33:19	 From M. Edward (Ed) Borasky : 64Forth was a cartridge
11:44:33	 From paul durao : Ai understands lisp in eMacs
11:44:47	 From paul durao : Some eMacs packages are using sql
11:45:35	 From paul durao : Augmented Text Company
Is another experiment
11:47:00	 From paul durao : Lack of metadata is usually the problem
12:00:55	 From M. Edward (Ed) Borasky : I don't have a C64 any more
12:01:42	 From Dave Jaffe : I use Hotmetal, but no longer available for sale