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All the Perl that's Practical to Extract and Report
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Monday March 17, 2003
05:31 PM
The story behind
Yes, the P5P summaries are back. In the case you're wondering what I'm doing right now and how I could get this one out on a monday evening : firstly, I wrote it incrementally during the past week (sometimes, I have a good idea) ; secondly, I'm ill (again -- this time, it's scarlet fever, so you can imagine as well the color of my skin those days) and this leaves me time to play with my mailbox (and my modem.) Anything more complicated being beyond the current abilities of my brain.
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Get well (Score:1)
But on the other hand - P5P summaries are so nice to have (for us that don't have the tuits to read the full list, but still want to tag along), so I hope that you will either have a long and healthbringing recuperation period (during which you hopefully will have ample time to produce the summaries), or that you will find the time again when you are well again.
However the electronic hobgoblins in your DSL modem seem to be aout to prevent you from