perl.packrats...Re: The history of Perl Poetry by Elaine Ashton- April 26, 2005 On 26 Apr, 2005, at 15:58, Andrew Savige wrote:> --- Elaine Ashton wrote:>> In a culture where you give credit to someone who has an idea for a>> module and doesn&39;t actually write it>> What are you referring to here TheDavid and Semi::SemicolonsNot specifically, no, but over the years it&39;s hard to miss the geek equivalent to peeing your name in the snow. Certainly not the first.> Not guilty, your honour. There are 5 links to the excellentWell, this was pointed out..http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.packrats/2005/04/msg27.html Re: The history of Perl Poetry by Andrew Savige- April 26, 2005 --- Elaine Ashton wrote:> On 26 Apr, 2005, at 8:21, David H. Adler wrote:> >> > Frankly, one can never have enough t-shirts. :-)> > You know, that is the one common thread amongst all the geeks I have > known...a closet filled with t-shirts. Sadly, the nuns beat collarless > shirts out of us at an early age so I really can&39;t wear them, > especially in the land of mostly winter.> > Should we make one for you that reads "TheDavid" :)I always...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.packrats/2005/04/msg26.html Re: The history of Perl Poetry by Andrew Savige- April 26, 2005 --- Elaine Ashton wrote:> In a culture where you give credit to someone who has an idea for a > module and doesn&39;t actually write itWhat are you referring to here TheDavid and Semi::Semicolons> I find it suspect that nowhere in any of the documents you have> written do you bother to cite the Perl Timeline which it is very> likely you and many others have used but never bothered to credit.Not guilty, your honour. There are 5 links to the...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.packrats/2005/04/msg25.html Re: The history of Perl Poetry by David H. Adler- April 26, 2005 On Tue, Apr 26, 2005 at 08:42:08AM +0300, Elaine Ashton wrote:> > On 26 Apr, 2005, at 8:21, David H. Adler wrote:> >> >Frankly, one can never have enough t-shirts. :-)> > You know, that is the one common thread amongst all the geeks I have > known...a closet filled with t-shirts. Sadly, the nuns beat collarless > shirts out of us at an early age so I really can&39;t wear them, > especially in the land of mostly winter.Actually, although I have a jillion of them,.http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.packrats/2005/04/msg24.html Re: The history of Perl Poetry by Elaine Ashton- April 25, 2005 On 26 Apr, 2005, at 8:21, David H. Adler wrote:>> Frankly, one can never have enough t-shirts. :-)You know, that is the one common thread amongst all the geeks I have known...a closet filled with t-shirts. Sadly, the nuns beat collarless shirts out of us at an early age so I really can&39;t wear them, especially in the land of mostly winter.Should we make one for you that reads "TheDavid" :)e.http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.packrats/2005/04/msg23.html Re: The history of Perl Poetry by David H. Adler- April 25, 2005 On Tue, Apr 26, 2005 at 08:11:25AM +0300, Elaine Ashton wrote:> > And you still haven&39;t removed the offending &39;CPAN cabal&39; phrase in part > I. Maybe I should just make t-shirts for us with the &39;TheCabal&39; to > match the rest of the &39;The&39; people. I do have the internal list email > exchange which might also change the nice fiction of &39;TheDamian&39; > &39;placating&39; &39;the CPAN cabal&39;.Frankly, one can never have enough t-shirts. :-)dha-- David H....http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.packrats/2005/04/msg22.html Re: The history of Perl Poetry by Elaine Ashton- April 25, 2005 On 26 Apr, 2005, at 0:47, Andrew Savige wrote:>> http:www.perlmonks.orgnode_id=451207>> If I made any historical errors, please let me know.In a culture where you give credit to someone who has an idea for a module and doesn&39;t actually write it, I find it suspect that nowhere in any of the documents you have written do you bother to cite the Perl Timeline which it is very likely you and many others have used but never bothered to credit. Skud also has this problem sometimes.And...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.packrats/2005/04/msg21.html Re: The history of Perl Poetry by Andrew Savige- April 25, 2005 --- "Randal L. Schwartz" wrote:> She worked with him (next cubicle over, I believe) when he was at JPL> (lwalljpl-devvax.jpl.gov).Thanks.I used poetic license to interpret the events at JPL 15 years ago. :-)http:www.perlmonks.orgnode_id=451207If I made any historical errors, please let me know.-Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo! Movies.http:au.movies.yahoo.comhttp://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.packrats/2005/04/msg20.html Re: The history of Perl Poetry by Dave Cross- April 22, 2005 On Fri, Apr 22, 2005 at 07:30:16AM +1000, Andrew Savige wrote:> Does anyone know what city Larry and Sharon worked in when at JPLhttp:en.wikipedia.orgwikiJPL-- Stab a sorry heart With your favourite fingerhttp://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.packrats/2005/04/msg19.html Re: The history of Perl Poetry by Andrew Savige- April 21, 2005 --- "Randal L. Schwartz" <merlynstonehenge.com> wrote:> She worked with him (next cubicle over, I believe) when he was at JPL> (lwalljpl-devvax.jpl.gov).Were Sharon Hopkins and Larry Wall the first two Perl poetsDid Randal Schwartz or Tom Christiansen ever write a Perl poemDoes anyone know what city Larry and Sharon worked in when at JPLI just want to be able to state that Perl poetry started in the cityof in the year of 1991 (is that the right year).-Find local movie...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.packrats/2005/04/msg18.html |