"I just sent $180 to UMLUG ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) via Paypal for the pizza fund. It's in memory of my Dad, Martin Milgram, a generous guy who loved computers, got a kick out of his students, loved pizza, and had the first dialup connection on the block. That was 1970, when he taught compiler theory at UMCP. At the time, the computer (a UNIVAC 1108) filled what seemed like half a floor of the comp sci building, but he told me that one day everybody would have their own computer at home. I thought he was just pulling my leg. We miss him.
anyway ... bon Appetit!" -Judah Martin Milgram passed away over the summer at the age of 75. He predicted the rise of the free software movement, and Judah is glad he lived long enough to see Linux make it big time. Thanks to Judah for the donation. Our thoughts go out to him. ~John
