To: Mike Powell
  Re: Re: Lord2 JS Version?
  By: MRO to Mike Powell on Wed Apr 10 2024 05:52 pm

 >   Re: Re: Lord2 JS Version?
 >   By: Mike Powell to T.J. MCMILLEN on Wed Apr 10 2024 08:04 am
 >
 >  > >  > I wasn't able to get ANY of those .js ports working with jsdoor, and
 >  > >  > Deuce was no help by not answering an email.
 >
 >  > > If you really want to, you can reach Deuce in #synchronet at
 >  > > irc.synchro.net a
 >  > > ot of the time.
 >  > > --
 >  > >                                             digital man (rob)
 >
 >  > To add to Rob's suggestion, Deuce is usually pretty quick to respond
 >  > there, too.
 >
 >  > Mike
 >
 > https://i.imgur.com/8Ll2Gqn.png


"Copilot
Stephen Hurd, also known as Deuce, has made significant contributions to various projects beyond Synchronet BBS Software. Let's explore some of his endeavors:

Synchronet BBS Software:
Deuce joined the Synchronet project as a *nix developer in late 2001.
He ported the BBS to FreeBSD and played a crucial role in Linux development work1.
His first major contribution was implementing Borland's conio library, allowing configuration utilities originally written for DOS to run on Unix-like platforms1.
GitHub Contributions:
Deuce maintains a GitHub profile under the name RealDeuce. Some of his projects include:
Makerbase MKS Monster8 Installation: Files to install a Makerbase MKS Monster8 in a Voron v2.4.
Simple Torch Module for Foundry VTT: A JavaScript module for Foundry Virtual Tabletop.
Synchronet Exec: A JavaScript project related to Synchronet.
GitHub Pages: His personal GitHub Pages2.


Music Career:
Beyond software development, Stephen Hurd is also an American gospel musician.
He started his music career in 2000 with the release of Minister Stephen A. Hurd & Corporate Worship, Vol. 1.
His albums include In the Overflow, Vol. 2 and A Call to Worship3.
Deuce's versatility extends from BBS development to music, making him a multifaceted contributor to various creative domains! ??"

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