Ask and yea shall receive:<p><pre><code>  MSG: APL    1     
  DISTRIB:  *BBOARD
  EXPIRES: 03&#x2F;17&#x2F;81 23:08:54
  MINSKY@MIT-MC 03&#x2F;11&#x2F;81 23:08:54 Re: too-short programs
  APL is compact, I suppose.  So is TECO.  When I wrote the following
  Universal Turing Machine, which works, I actually understood it.
</code></pre>
[ I&#x27;ve interpolated the non-printing characters as displayed by (Gnu) EMACS, escape is ^], ^^ is one character, as is \356: ]<p><pre><code>  i1Aul qq+^^0:iqm^[29iiq\356y0L1 00L1 11L2 A1L1
  y0L1 0yR2 1AR2 AyR6 yyL3 00L0 1AL3 A1L4 yyL4 0yR5 11L7 A1L4
  yyR5 0yL3 1AR5 A1R5 yyR6 0AL3 1AR6 A1R6 y0R7 0yR6 11R7 A0R2
  ^[j&lt;sR^[;-d-2ciql-^^^[ci&quot;ed^^^[cii^[ciuq&#x27;^[&gt;
  j&lt;sL^[;-d-2ciql-^^^[ci&quot;ed^^^[cii-2c^[ciuq&#x27;^[&gt;jxblx1lx2lx3lx4lx5lx6lx7hk
  iyyAyyAyy^[32&lt;i0^[&gt;ji110101110000010011011^[ 1uq&lt;htmbqq=&gt;

  I do not advise attempting to understand this code, which is
  almost as bad as that for the Universal Turing machine.
</code></pre>
ADDED: or <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;ancell-ent.com&#x2F;share&#x2F;minsky-TECO-turing-machine.txt" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;ancell-ent.com&#x2F;share&#x2F;minsky-TECO-turing-machine.txt</a><p>Please ack receipt of this and&#x2F;or send me email (in my HN info); for others, note this is ITS TECO, which I was told was by far the most powerful version of it (fortunately, by the time I showed up learning it was no longer really necessary).