Re: [TUHS] TUHS Digest, Vol 44, Issue 5

It's not me, it's all of you. OSL has a gigabit link to the net if I recall correctly. But I don't think TUHS needs that. There are only so many of us old farts. But fast is nice. I do think that there is a _huge_ amount of value in the TUHS archive. I think that anyone I hire who has not wandered through there, should. Anyhoo, I'm pinging the OSL guys, I suspect that they will be cool about hosting a mirror, they have been way cool in the past. For that matter, they'd host www.tuhs.org but I suspect Warren may not be cool with that. Dunno. I can arrange introductions, they are a cool group, this is a cool group, who knows? I'm off to put the chickens to bed (yeah, I live in that sort of place. My net connection is a 100KB/sec but http://bitmover.com/lm/house makes it worth it, great to live in the country with the bobcats, coyotes, boar, mountain lions, and still commute to silicon valley). I'll report back as soon as I know more. Happy holidays to everyone and for the record, I'm one of those guys that have learned a huge amount from the old school unix and apply it to this day. One of my machines is named slovax because that was the 11/750 at Wisconsin that held the BSD source and I had an account. Still remember the day I read popen() source and realized you code fork in libc - that was an eye-opener. I think it still has a lot of value and appreciate Warren and all of you for caring and passing on the knowledge. Cheers all, --lm On Wed, Dec 26, 2007 at 10:17:55PM -0500, Jim Capp wrote: -- --- Larry McVoy lm at bitmover.com http://www.bitkeeper.com