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Oooh, he's responded [mpe.mpg.de]. I like the way he fully admits to not understanding his change, and doesn't seem in the slightest bothered about that — so much that he's even suggesting more changes.
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I'm contemplating replying bluntly to him and the list suggesting that he has no clue, explaining that I am a volunteer[*], his problem is no longer interesting to me, but that he could contact my employer to arrange paid consultancy should he so wish. [fotango.com] (Kortho's advice #11930)
* This is perl 5, not ponie. ponie is a work project, and has a column on my time sheet.