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Monday May 02, 2005
09:35 AM
mr_bean is confused (and refuses comments)
In mr_bean's journal, he writes:
But if such is not the case, why not bring the YAS back into existence, and have it compete with the TPF in the form of a race to fund developers and reach milestones?
I don't think he realizes that YAS is TPF.
I also wish he would have turned on comments, so I could have just commented in his journal instead. Or at least provided some way to email him.
Why so much secrecy? {sigh}
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the mysterious mr bean (Score:1)
The utter anonymity of "mr bean" is perplexing, but his YAPC::Taipai comments suggest that some folks might recognize his style. One does wonder if it's the same Mr.Bean immortalized in DejaNews [google.com] from 1996, from nite.net.uk, probably not?
Bill
# I had a sig when sigs were cool
use Sig;
Re:the mysterious mr bean (Score:1)
I turned them on now, so you can comment at the
original post.
I should also say something about myself in the
header to my posts. Just let it be said here, I
am not the real Mr Bean, although the 1996 Yahoo
poster might be, meaning I am not that poster
(poseur?) either.
Re:the mysterious mr bean (Score:2)
Of course you aren't. Mr Bean is a fictional television character by Rowan Atkinson [rowanatkinson.org].
No comments (Score:2)
TorgoX [perl.org] is another user here who systematically has user comments disabled — though I'd loved to have commented on some of his posts in the past.
I'd have loved to have had comments enabled by default, and you having to take action to disable them, instead.
Re:No comments (Score:2)
TorgoX used to enable comments all the time, but I think nowadays he disables them for political posts, and often forgets to reenable for nonpolitical ones.