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Popped into for a birthday celebration that took place inside my sushi restaurant. This got me to thinking. I wonder if it's possible to tie my restaurant's code into the birthday machine somehow so that people can get free food on their birthday.
Replied to screwlisp

@screwlisp @spidercat @pizzapal @me @nosrednayduj @dougmerritt

> From: AlexTheRed (#125529)
To: *chatter (#16543)
Subject: 35 Years of MOO
Talked to JCub and Mazuli, and 10 am -- 1 pm MOO time (Pacific) on October 30
sounds like a good time to celebrate the anniversary.
That overlaps with
evening in Europe and lunch breaks in US time zones.
What's your favorite
old-school MOO party venue?
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Dining is #28, Drawing is #56651, Smoking 51556

My map is such a terrible mess.

35th

I guess in PDT, the MOO time zone *right now* is just after midnight Moo years eve, October 29th. So Moo years day would be 24 hours from right now.

Edit:

Er, I lost the thread of some of the moomails I was included in plz help @spidercat @pizzapal @me @nosrednayduj @mdhughes @dougmerritt I don't even know the object numbers of the smoking room or drawing room. Boost plz

( lambda.moo.mud.org/ , ). Does somemastodon have the deets.

lambda.moo.mud.orgLambdaMOO

communitymedia.video/w/h1jdbHm

featuring @kentpitman @ramin_hal9001 @jns
Longterm , the , technology and knowledge

Kent has found the source to his Cross referenced editing facility from Open University example.

with this theme? Ending of Cats Cradle?

On the side check, @prahou 's , photronic.art

Happy year! 35 years! lambda.moo.mud.org as always.


communitymedia.video/w/1iDniLC
by @kentpitman
Thinking about scarcity.
Interesting notes from @AmenZwa recently
@jackdaniel 's multi-input ! (And moving towards for a few weeks)
functional.cafe/@jackdaniel/11
- My and Dungeon Crawler Carl (AMA in )
screwlisp.small-web.org/lispga

I'm sure there was another topic. I think now just ping me in the hour before the show if you would like to be a guest


(...guess it'll wait until *after* I announce that I discover some outstandingly stupid mistake, so... time to get this out of the way: )

I have now dropped LambdaMOO 1.9.0alpha

Should I make it to an actual ready-for-prime-time release, this will be the first since 1.8.1, roughly 25 years ago.

I'm looking for anyone *already* running a MOO instance of some sort (*) who needs a path forward (I figure for each of the 3 or 4 I know about there should be others I don't, which should add up to at least several)
to kick tires and try it on on your own platform
and maybe others that I can't do myself.

(*) and perhaps other folks who build unix software for fun, who are bored today

Details here:
wrog.net/moo/1.9.0

gahh...

feels like Mark Watney at Scapperelli crater, breaking open that last "Goodbye Mars!" meal packet.

(... such a good movie. Ridiculous, but still...

Probably the most realistic of the Mars movies.

Still ridiculous.
Because he really should have died.

NB: This is *not* Apollo 13 where the survival probability was probably around 25% and they managed to beat the odds

This is more like 0.1% and they managed to beat the odds, which only happens in movies.

Still much more realistic than the book,
in which YET MORE SHIT goes wrong, and he still lives.)

(yes, this might have a teentsy bit to do with 1.9.0a)

(yes, it's a completely ridiculous metaphor. Don't try to make too much sense of it...

need sleep)

Replied to Judy Anderson

@nosrednayduj @me

Thanks. I'm sure that's in violation of there license whatever it is.

The problem is without knowing what the license is for the moo how can you copyright your own work? With the GPL derivatives are automatically GPL and so you have a strong viral license in place to deal with outright theft.

Most people don't think about this kind of stuff when they are customizing a room. That's why the developers of the moo should think about it and make it clear.

part1

Replied to hairylarry

@hairylarry @me The sharing is from the object oriented nature. You inherit from some other person's object, and make modifications by overriding some verbs (i.e. methods). Or you call verbs from some utility object. Or someone does that to your code. Of course you can make it so your code is not callable in that way, but most stuff is public.

I have NO IDEA what the copyright status of MOO language code is. I get pissed when people copy my wind-up duck tutorial, change all the names to their own, and publish it on the internet. I mean, how low can you get?

And you can't modify the *server* you can only modify/inherit/call moo-language code.