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Thursday January 13, 2005
03:14 PM
Dual Pocket Guides, Cowardice
Barnes and Noble had a bunch of O'Reilly books at 30% off, so I indulged myself and purchased a pair of pocket guides. One is the SQL pocket guide, and the other is the Regular Expressions pocket guide.
Despite being so well-armed as I am (what with the DHTML & JS cookbook in my Safari bookshelf and the JS pocket guide settled handily in my book-bag), I still can't seem to decide how the JS portion of the template's going to exist. I am, however, working on it.
--Larry Wall in stab.c from the perl source code
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