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From: jmc@ucb-vax.ARPA
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Subject: No magazines for hackers?
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Date: Sat, 23-Feb-85 11:03:34 EST
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Posted: Sat Feb 23 11:03:34 1985
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I have just read a couple issues of Computer Language magazine. In
these two issues there was a summary of the ANSI C standard, an
article on Forth, an introduction to the Mumps language and a
conversation with Bill Godbout (an early micro pioneer). They also
have an RBBS system and a SIG on Compuserve. They appear to be in the
same class as DDJ and I consider them (so far) to be in the set of
'hacker magazines.'

Jerry Carlin