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jonasbn (1153)
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Perl Programmer located in Copenhagen, Denmark. Active member of Copenhagen Perl Mongers.
Author of:
- Business::DK::CPR
- Business::DK::CVR
- Business::DK::PO
- Business::OnlinePayment::CashCow
- Date::Holidays
- Date::Holidays::Abstract
- Date::Holidays::Super
- Date::Pregnancy
- Games::Bingo
- Games::Bingo::Bot
- Games::Bingo::Print
- Module::Info::File
- Module::Template::Setup
- Test::Timer
and maintainer of:
- Tie::Tools
- XML::Conf
- Workflow
Errors
Well here is a listing of the errors I made from when I got home to when I am about to start coding after having written this journal entry.
I wrote to Jarkko Hietaniemi and asked whether he was interested in speaking at our Perl-Workshop, in the mail I told him that I was aware that he was getting married in May - well he wasn't
Then I wrote to Goteborg.pm about the same arrangement, and when I received a copy of the mail from the mailing list I saw that I had stated that we could not find their group in the pm.org listing - heh, that was the place where I found them.
And finally the subject in the mail to Gothenborg.pm, I wrote 'Hello Fellow Perm Mongers' - what the hell is a Perm monger?
Well I better get some hot chocolate and then start coding...
--Larry Wall in stab.c from the perl source code
Perm Mongers (Score:4, Funny)
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Re:Perm Mongers (Score:2)
simple... (Score:3, Funny)
A Perm Monger is quite simply a person that likes Perl++ programming...
-- Robin Berjon [berjon.com]
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