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marcus@thiesen.org
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My Modules:
Curses::UI
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GraphViz::ISA::Multi
MPlayer.pm (unreleased)
Occupation:
Computer geek who studies computer science to become a Master of his Science, playing with Parrot, Perl and all the rest just for fun - did I mention geek?
Wednesday August 25, 2004
12:20 PM
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So, finaly I entered Canada last night and I'm back to Toronto.
I wonder if I should go to the Toronto.pm meeting tomorrow....
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sure (Score:2)
Richard Dice, who is giving tomorrow's talk is well spoken (and generally a nice guy to work with).
We usually have 10-20 people, although in summer months it tends toward the low side because there are always some people away on vacation. (In fact, last month's meeting was a tiny gathering for people putting together the YAPC::2005 bid to discuss what could be worked on for that. On the gripping hand, the official meeting for July was at an unusual time - two sessions of