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All the Perl that's Practical to Extract and Report

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  • That really brings back fond memories... :)
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    • Oh, good! That was my goal!

      Glad someone recognized it. :)

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      J. David works really hard, has a passion for writing good software, and knows many of the world's best Perl programmers
      • Infocom games are where my love affair with fiction started. (Well, I'm not countin the full collection of Peanuts I had between ages 5-10. ;D ) Now that I think of it, I guess they're technically the reason I was interested for any great length of time in computers when I was much younger, as well.

        Interactive fiction in general has its own subculture these days...sadly, Michael Berlyn's most recent effort, Cascade Mountain Publishing, died terribly. Interactive fiction is becoming something that nobody can seem to make any money at, but people still spend a huge amount of time perfecting their technique at.

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        • Interactive fiction is becoming something that nobody can seem to make any money at, but people still spend a huge amount of time perfecting their technique at.

          It sounds like a shoe-in for academia. Let's start an MFA program!

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