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From: Philip Runkel
Date: Wed, 05 May 1999 00:00

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From Phil Runkel on 990505.1050 a.m.

Richard Kennaway (990505.0935 BST) reported that THE BUG IS WALKING!

Wonderful!  I am imagining six busy legs, all doing what they ought
without tripping over one another.  I suppose to some people this seems no
more than what Walt Disney has been doing for decades; but to me, it is
magnificent.

Where is the hardware, the circuits?  Onboard or in a truck that runs
alongside?  (Joke.)  How many lines in the programming?

Richard K:  I want to read about the bug, but diagrms often somehow turn
into incomprehensible characters on their way to my scren.  I can wait
until you get round to putting the article on paper, and I'll gladly pay
the postage.  No hurry; let me know when you get round to it.

Meanwhile, congratulations.

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