So I found myself looking at the dynamic ram timing with a logic analyzer attached to an Amiga 500.
I’m still learning all of this stuff, and after about 45 minutes, I gave up thinking that I was either too tired, or too dumb to catch on to this stuff.
As of today, the AmiWest 2013 banquet price has been lowered to $20.00 per ticket! We always have a good response to the banquet, and will probably have even more demand at this lower price.
Our new caterer is offering a three-entree meal (roast beef, fried chicken, and baked tilapia) in addition to a selection of vegetables, potatoes, green salad, and two desserts. There are a few other things included as well , but I'm just doing this from memory. I got too excited to wait for the official menu from operations officer Chuck Washburn.
Yes, by actual count, there are 36 days left until the second
AmigaOS Programming Seminar commences. Then 2 1/2 days later,
AmiWest 2013 begins.
Many of us have spent a lot of time and energy preparing for you
to come and experience the AmiVerse at AmiWest 2013. So come and
share with us the unique Amiga community and the synergies that
always occur at AmiWest.
Of course, you have to be here in person to get the full impact.
It's not all about program or hardware or software; it's about
AmiJam 2013 , Calgary, Alberta
Every innovation has a beginning, a source. So it is with the AmiVerse.
What began as Amiga and is now Classic Amiga is that beginning, that
source.
It was fun to work for a startup computer company in the 1970's and 1980's.
Commodore, Atari, Coleco (later named Sega), Sinclair, and many others took
the plunge. People stayed up all night (and sometimes for days at a time)
to "win" the race to introduce before some other company did.
Τα πολλά λόγια είναι φτώχεια 
A universe is an expression of a vision. While many explanations
have been
advanced concerning the "vision" that originated the physical
universe,
those explanations center around a central thought. So, indeed,
does the
AmiVerse.
And what is that thought? Here is an explication of a vision by
Amiga
architect Carl Sassenrath, published some time ago but still
cogent:
"Member: Carl-S
Joined: 22-Oct-2006
Posts: 37
From: REBOLville
Shaken but not stirred!
Its been a while since an update. I've however not been entirely idle. I've updated to the latest GNU Classpath CVS version, which only added the java.io.Console class. But I found the Console class to be needed by the egit Git Hub client. Sadly, egit also requires some annotation stuff found in the not yet implemented "javalangreflect" library. Its a library with only one method in it, so it shouldn't be a biggie. Its just a matter of, well, doing it.
