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Tuesday August 30, 2005
03:35 PM
Day 205: ...and back again.
I was packing and moving to a new place, and $job got crazy for quite a while. Now I'm finally back, backlogging the 300 commits happened in the past ten days. There's been so much progress, that I would need to work hard to get the now-monthly 6.2.10 release in place.
Fortunately, there's a large typhoon coming up, and I don't expect to go anywhere in the next couple days. That should give me plenty of time to catch up.
Oh, it turns out I will speak about Pugs in Euro OSCON after all, instead of my originally scheduled Perl and Internationalization talk. There's a writeup about this in gnat's blog.
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6.2.10 ? (Score:1)
http://www.pugscode.org/talks/yapc/slide26.html [pugscode.org]
Dan the Pugs User
P.S. I gave a Pugs presentation @ LLDN2005
(http://ll.jus.or.jp/2005/ [jus.or.jp]) and it was sensational. To me 6.2.8 is already practical enough
Re:6.2.10 ? (Score:2)
Got slides for your talk? Glad to hear it went well. :)
Re:6.2.10 ? (Score:1)
BTW, Who did this?
http://www.pugscode.org/talks/yapc/images/p6_cover.gif [pugscode.org]
Laughed so much I couldn't breath for like 300 seconds!
Dan the Pugs User
Re:6.2.10 ? (Score:2)