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> Common Lisp is a direct descendant of ZetaLisp,

It's a direct descendant of everything except Scheme. :gnu:

> The Lambda does Chaos over Ethernet, which Mezzano does too. I can bridge a tap interface from QEMU to LambdaDelta and have them talk to each other.

That's pretty fuckin' slick.

> (did you know BIND 9 supports that? It's in the original RFC!)

I did not know it's in the RFC. I had grepped the titles earlier but didn't grep the actual RFCs. That's kinda fun, it's apparently in RFCs 752, 799, 898, 900, 1037, 1510, 1700, and cited in 919, 922, 2929, 4120, 5395, 6195, 6895. It shows up in tables in a lot of other RFCs, like 923 lists 0x804 as the ethernet message type for Chaosnet. And 0x81c as "Symbolics Private". It lists "DCP1" as the reference and if you scroll down, that's David Plummer. The old RFCs are quaint, it's got everyone's email address.

> At the moment I'm debugging the Chaos-over-UDP transport, which will allow it to talk to Chaosnet bridges over the Internet.

Very cool. Ha, you might accidentally create a tunnel if someone implements Chaosnet's ARPA bridge protocol and then uses Chaosnet-over-UDP to send packets to it.

> I'll have it talking to a CADR and a PDP-10 running ITS at some point.

:mcafeesmug3: I love this, this is great.