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Wednesday March 03, 2004
01:34 AM
4 (or how Win32 can wreck a perfectly good feature)
See
it was like this when
I coded up this place
a couple of twists and
turns into a unix cool hack
And I says
Yo let's commit
but then this OS
comes up behind me see
and barfs
You envy me though really pissed
Wow I says
Only the next day
it still isn't a real OS
and who the freak uses Win32 to serve web pages anyway?
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who the freak uses Win32 to serve web pages anyway (Score:2)
Without the stellar work of the mod_perl2 team, RT-on-win32 (and soon Slash-on-win32) wouldn't be possible, and I'm deeply grateful for it.