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kentaro (6268)
Wednesday November 01, 2006
12:59 PM
Hello! use Perl;
These days, a never-seen-before boom to blog on use Perl; is brought to Japanese Perl hackers, so I take on them and also start blogging about Perl-related topics here.
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because that's exactly how much difference there is. :-)
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DJ Kentaro? ;) (Score:2)
Welcome aboard! (^_^)
- Jason
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Well, I've heard there is a DJ called DJ Kentaro, Kentaro is also a name for me, but not been familiar with him. Instead I'm mainly interested in pop music like Beck, Jim O'rourke and bunch of musicians in Hello! Product.
I love them so much that I created and maintain such a module named Acme::MorningMusume. You can see it on CPAN.
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Imagination is more important than knowledge. -- Albert Einstein
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I thought of one of the winners of the last Amazing Race reality show series, who made a documentary called "Kentaro walks Japan."
It means "golden-haired boy," right? Or am I wrong?
J. David works really hard, has a passion for writing good software, and knows many of the world's best Perl programmers
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As you said, K*i*ntaro may be named after his appearance. "kin" means gold and "taro" is a name generally for male. So Kintaro means "golden-haired boy".