Re: Whither SWARM

[Paul Johnson]

Hey, John. I think we met at a swarmfest in 1998 or so. Glad to see you 
are back.

We are moving the machines and setting up a super swell new thing. For 
the moment, you can go here to see the stuff

http://www.freesoftware.fsf.org/swarm/

The ftp to download swarm itself is still the same, although at the 
moment it appears to me the whole of the internet in New Mexico must be 
dead or dying. Ordinarily you can get there

ftp://ftp.santafe.edu/pub/swarm

I think we are trying to move to a system that redirects logins to 
www.swarm.org among several servers.

pj

John Dockery wrote:
> I have been out of touch with the SWARM community moving from contract
> support of an application (96-98) to onlooker (99) all the way to
> disengagement (00-02) due to retirement and health problems. Lately I have
> interested myself in the general problem of terrorism which I view as a
> coexisting and coextensive ecology occupying the interstices of the dominant
> society.  SWARM seems made for this.
>
> However, the SWARM web site is currently non-functional.  I got a reference
> to this address from SFI.  Is SWARM still alive?  If so, from whence can I
> get a current version?
>
>
> John DOCKERY, PhD
> 703-620-2643
> 2507 Pegasus Lane
> Reston, Va, 20191
>
>
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