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Hey August!

 AA> But I might tackle the one in the picture - before the
 AA> blackflies emerge.

Those things are pure evil.

 AA> Whatever direction you take, feel free to announce any advances
 AA> and progress in FUTURE4FIDO (F4F).

I'll have a looksee later as I am keeping a close eye on the two out of three
upgrades I just 'finished' (<- yeah right).  The third one should go rather
quick now that I have the two slower ones out of the way.  So far none of the
neighbours have shown up carrying torches and pitchforks so I think the
wireless hotspots are as hot as they ever were, possibly a tad warmer.  Other
than a quick test I haven't actually used that end of things lately.  I do
have a 10" tablet with binkd client running in a termux shell, just like mom
used to do.  It's fairly frugal at the moment but it can do fidonet MSGing as
I have tested it before.  Unfortunetly no gcc/glibc on there so I am going to
have to come up with a better way to develop on that platform than currently
exists (clang) or just use pure bash scripts which is what I was doing on
there the last I used it ... other than binkd which was compiled on there
using the native clang.

Always something to do if one cares to.  :-)

Life is good,
Maurice

... Winter sceal geweorpan, weder eft cuman, sumor swegle hat.
    Winter shall turn, good weather come again, summer, bright and hot.
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