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Mon, 08 May 2006
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The call for papers for the 2006 e-crime and computer evidence conference has been extended to 22 May. From their web site, it appears as though they are yet to choose a theme, but they are interested in any of the following; * Technical aspects of data recovery and analysis * Technical aspects of network and/or internet investigation * Legal apsects of investigation, prosecution or defence * Criminological studies, theories and issues * Use of computers in court * Use of computers to support other investigations Looks like it would be a worthwhile conference to attend. Here is the link: http://www.ecce-conference.com/ |
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I have just loaded up the RS485 controller PCB I designed a couple of years ago.
Here is the link http://www.drj-electronics.com/projects/articles/4in-4out/index.html |
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A blast from the past... I remember in about 1987/88 spending *hours* typing in the source code for a version of Fig Forth (Z80) so that it could be adapted to a STD Bus based card I helped develop for the Electronics Unit at the Research School of Electronics at the Australian National University.
As a card, it was kind of neat - 32K of eeprom space, and variable ram (remember 28 pin JDEC pinout parts). The source code for the project is here; http://www.drj-electronics.com/projects/software/figforth/index.html I have included the CP/M test version that I used to play with. It runs under any of the curent Z80 emulators (Joan Riff, etc). To compile it, you will need a cross assembler called A80Z. It had a unique syntax. Gosh, that has rattled some brain cells. |
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