And me, I'm a 15 to 20 year veteran, I started *very* young.... I think Alex has it right. Too many of us elders are like he says.. I try not to be, to the point where I accepted a promotion from my captain (wife) from chief engineer of the family to executive officer (as in, I am now my daughter's full time dad).
But is there anything that people really need in Python open source that people would accept from an old hand like me? Or am I still persona non grata for making a butthead of myself during Pycon 2005 (for which I apologize and beg forgiveness) for trying to evangelize the concept of making None callable? At the time, I had broncialitis/pneumonia and temperatures averaging 102 and peaking at 104 during all the time I was there. But I wasn't going to let anything short of death itself prevent me from delivering my paper. Of course, I please deleriousness (or is it Deloriousness) during the rest of the time. I was yucky, I admit it. The Eternal Squire -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list