gami</a> is Turing-complete, and of how I never
did attempt to fold one of these for myself. I've already written about a <a
href='paper_computer.html'>paper computer</a> and all the ways in which
computer emulators can be operated on paper, but nothing on using the paper
itself for doing the computation. So I set out to correct that, and all the
while learning how to do hexagonal folds for the first time.</p>
	<p>Another thing on my plate has been to gradually getting rid of <a
href='../etc/uxnasm.c.txt'>U