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Saturday November 06, 2004
01:52 PM
Remote Testing
The report generator I've written is intended essentially for two or three other people within one other department within the company. I know one of these people. (Actually, I live with her. Her name is Reabena.)
This would be well and fine, because under normal circumstances she'd be connected at home and able to recieve the test reports I'm trying to send her. Unfortunately, she went to a bachelorette party last night and is a bit hung over.
I think I'm done, but I have to check.
--Larry Wall in stab.c from the perl source code
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