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Reminiscence Wanted

Journal written by chromatic (983) and posted by brian_d_foy on 2007.12.19 2:27   Printer-friendly
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As you may know, Perl is now 20 years old. In lieu of buying her a beer and waiting around for a year, I'm looking for interesting stories and memories to collect and post on a Perl-related website with a very nice and short domain name in the next couple of days.

Please send them to chromatic@oreilly.com, along with a one sentence biography.


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  • I tried to send something to chromatic@oreilly.com and got a bounce: "reason: 550-Host 69.94.29.143 is blocked: 550 Mail refused from spam source" ??? My domain has never been a spam source. Why is it blocked? I have a paragraph to contribute, if it is possible. does chromatic@oreilly.com read this board? I also wonder how I can get a copy of Perl 1.0 from 1987. I like collecting historical software. The oldest Perl I've found is a 3.something port to MS-DOS.
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