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| Re:A few things that might be helpful to consider. | ||||||
| A few things that might be helpful to consider... | ||||||
| attached to Journal Discussion: The part of the Perl community I really hate | ||||||
| What about PLEAC? | ||||||
| attached to Journal Discussion: Javascript for Perl Hackers | ||||||
| Re:Different SQLite versions? | ||||||
| attached to Journal Discussion: sqlite in perl and php | ||||||
| Could you get the characters elsewhere? | ||||||
| attached to Journal Discussion: Saving Unicode Characters as Screenshots | ||||||
| Re:In the beginning (before INXS)... | ||||||
| attached to Journal Discussion: Ti-i-i-i-i-me ain't on my side, no it ain't.... | ||||||
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