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Subject Datestamp Replies Score
Re:I call it a bug  2007.02.15 16:03 1 1
   attached to Journal Discussion: Module::Pluggable vs. Emacs
Trolls  2007.02.08 13:29  1
   attached to Journal Discussion: Time::Cubic
The Whatif Documentation  2006.12.13 9:52  1
   attached to Journal Discussion: RFC: Looking for "CPAN Trivia and Bizarre Tales of the CPAN"
Re:Saturday night  2006.12.07 7:30 1 1
   attached to Journal Discussion: Best Laid Plans: How not to plan a trip to the LPW
Or you could get them from ...  2006.11.30 13:22  1
   attached to Journal Discussion: This site's daily Wall quote
Re:Perl doesn't have a Zend  2006.11.01 8:28 1 1
   attached to Journal Discussion: Microsoft funding PHP development on Windows
Coups  2006.10.23 6:02  1
   attached to Journal Discussion: The Future (aka Children of Men)
Re:Here's a module tree printer  2006.07.06 8:47 1 1
   attached to Journal Discussion: Wish: tree of module names
Re:Ug.  2006.04.24 10:57 1 1
   attached to Journal Discussion: API overkill
Re:tea!  2005.09.07 12:51  1
re: curry but no tea?  2005.09.07 9:21 1 1
   attached to Journal Discussion: curry, but no tea?
This won't work. And is a security risk.  2006.04.19 6:33  1
   attached to Journal Discussion: Filtering non-ASCII characters with procmail and mutt
Amelia and PimB  2005.01.18 13:13  1
   attached to Journal Discussion: "Found Perl"
Re:siesta - how could you not have heard of it?  2004.11.18 11:30  1
   attached to Journal Discussion: Mailing list software recommendations, please
London.food  2004.09.17 5:18  1
   attached to Journal Discussion: Delicious Spag Bol.
No you didn't  2004.09.17 9:01  1
   attached to Journal Discussion: LPW put off
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