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thomasj (501)
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I woke up one morning and found my self assigned a lot of work. I downloaded Perl, compiled it, wrote a script to do the work, and went back to sleep.
thomasj@spam.superusers.dk
http://127.0.0.1/
I woke up one morning and found my self assigned a lot of work. I downloaded Perl, compiled it, wrote a script to do the work, and went back to sleep.
thomasj (501)
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| attached to OpenBSD moves to 5.8.0 | ||||||
| I already subscribe to both | ||||||
| attached to Linux Journal Offers Free Subscriptions for TPJ Subscribers | ||||||
| This is the actual code :-) | ||||||
| attached to US Census Bureau Perl success story | ||||||
| SML is a good choice | ||||||
| attached to New www.perl.com Articles | ||||||
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--Larry Wall in <199911192358.PAA24109@kiev.wall.org>
Did I say I expect Perl to do the right thing? :-)
--Larry Wall in <199911200217.SAA24898@kiev.wall.org>
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