THE LOUNGE

The first and only screen-saver on the web.
Perfectly useless, perfectly nice. They are back:

The origiginal Flying Toasters are © 1990 Berkeley Systems Inc.
by Jack Eastman, Bruce Burkhalter, and Patrick Beard,
Artwork by Tomoya Ikeda.

(The real stuff to safe your screen.)

If there is a bad website, be sure tor be ready: Be informed: Web Design

Ludwig Wittgenstein's »Tractatus logico-philosophicus«

I fooled around with this amizing text some ten years ago.
(Cf: "W.III – Das Sprachspiel", a game involving a set of dominos and a copy of
Wittgenstein's tractatus; © 1990 N. Landsteiner, M. Rauchensteiner)
The online version of the »Tractatus logico-philosophicus« was originally produced as
an example for an online reading application and has been around for some years.
(There was no official link for copyright related reasons.)



Online Museum

Nostalgia for algorithmic days: Algol 60 References

• Revised Report on the Algorithmic Language Algol 60 (1963)
• Modified Report on the Algorithmic Language Algol 60 (1976)
• Algol 60 Versions of Syntax (comparative syntax listing)
• Sample Implementation and Examples
• Syntax of Algol 60 (BNF, text only)
• One step further: The syntax of SIMULA 67

Visit the virtual 6502 suite at e-tradition.net.
JavaScript emulation for the MOS 6502/6510, assembler, disassembler, documentation.

Enjoy a chat with ELIZA.
Cf.: elizabot.js  – a free JavaScript chatbot engine. This is an object oriented JavaScript
implementation of Joseph Weizenbaum's famous ELIZA program. As the "ElizaBot" library
utilizes configurable data, it is also a general purpose chatbot engine.

My first JavaScript: Remington-demo.
To see where this has let to, have a look at our UNIX-emulator JS/UIX.



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