bdo8650@cec2.wustl.edu (Bryan D. O'Connor) (10/05/90)
Recently in alt.hackers and alt.folklore.computers there has been talk of a "Hacker Jargon File"... When it was first mentioned what anon-ftp site it was at, there was much confusion. In that confusion I lost track of where it was "really" located.. Could some kind soul please post the anon-ftp site where I may find it. Thank you. .............................................................................. Bryan D. O'Connor : 6718 Delor Street : Unemployed, Broke, bdo8650@cec2.wustl.edu : Saint Louis, MO 63109 : and *very* happy! Washington University : (314) 481-0445 : -me
warren@pws.bull.com (Warren J. Lavallee) (10/05/90)
In <1990Oct5.060514.19787@cec1.wustl.edu> bdo8650@cec2.wustl.edu (Bryan D. O'Connor) writes: > Recently in alt.hackers and alt.folklore.computers there > has been talk of a "Hacker Jargon File"... When it was > first mentioned what anon-ftp site it was at, there was > much confusion. In that confusion I lost track of where > it was "really" located.. I have an OLD document, that I got quite a while ago: GLOSSARY OF JARGON November 14, 1982 Compiled by Guy L. Steele Jr., Raphael Finkel, Donald Woods, Geoff Goodfellow and Mark Crispin, with assistance from the MIT and Stanford AI communities and Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Some contributions were submitted via the ARPAnet from miscellaneous sites. It is an *roff -ms file. You can ftp it from slug.pws.bull.com:~ftp/pub/doc/jargon.ms -- Warren J. Lavallee Warren.Lavallee@pws.bull.com Bull Information Systems Inc. 900 Middlesex Tpk #2, Billerica, MA 01821 VMS is a text-only adventure game. If you win you can use unix.