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i think we need to take (Score:1, Flamebait)
back the net and get back to the good old days when fuckwits were few and people had fun with the april fools jokes, sometimes even spending a year planning them. You missed all the yankees, who forget that all 24 timezones aren't packed into the US of A, whining about how it was ahead of schedule....they're probably just all the assholes who got duped and now want to whine to save face :) Have I mentioned, lately, how fabulous it is to be an expat jj? There is still time for you to flee to Canada.
Re:i think we need to take (Score:2)
I like the MSA joke, but in general, I've felt like some of the items the past few years haven't been as good as the classics I hear about from before my time. I wish someone would take a year to plan something really good.
J. David works really hard, has a passion for writing good software, and knows many of the world's best Perl programmers
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Re:i think we need to take (Score:2)
I didn't say it was brilliant but someone has to keep the tradition alive in hopes that the good ones will come back in style when we have more time for such things. :)
Re:i think we need to take (Score:2)
Maybe the Perl foundation can sponsor somebody to work on this full time in the coming year?
J. David works really hard, has a passion for writing good software, and knows many of the world's best Perl programmers