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Being a 25-year old chap living in the western-most town of Germany. Stuying communication and information science and being a huge fan of XS-related things.
reversethis-{ed. ... rap.nov.olissat}
Being a 25-year old chap living in the western-most town of Germany. Stuying communication and information science and being a huge fan of XS-related things.
Friday January 24, 2003
03:21 AM
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I seem to have survived the most furious outbreakes of my cold and so, I am now recovering early in the morning with hot cups of wonderfully refreshing Earl Grey (which the Britishers will know). This tea is one that could even rival a very good coffee (which the Britishers won't know).
Besides that, I grabbed the new mplib release, moved the old MP3/Mplib directory to a safe location and ran h2x -O -b 5.5.3 -n MP3::Mplib mplib.h once more. 0.02 will eventually have all the benefits of a second release: using ExtUtils::Constants and hopefully the absence of all the mistakes I made in the first release (many).
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tea (Score:1)
What's wrong with our coffee?
I do know Earl Grey, but I don't like it (although I understand that robrt [perl.org] does). What I do remember about Germany was that it was hard to find a decent cup of tea, because there's almost only ever condensed milk or cream provided - great for coffee, but not for tea. Earl Grey is supposed to be drunk without milk - maybe
Re:tea (Score:1)
Not so much, except that your coffee always tastes rather like tea.
What I do remember about Germany was that it was hard to find a decent cup of tea, because there's almost only ever condensed milk or cream provided - great for coffee, but not for tea.
I agree on this one though. Tea on