My hopes are this... as perl and OS X become better friends, we will see
more *exciting* things on this list. I think DropScript
http://www.mit.edu/people/wsanchez/software/ is one example, and
CamelBones http://camelbones.sf.net/ is another.
(DropScript now works the way MacPerl droplets
Any list, newsgroup or human conversation will veer off course possibly
towards absurdity. This is the nature of thought exchange. I lurk much
of the time and gleen as much as I can from everything I read here.
Seeing Randal hoping for readable code was... wonderful.
That may not be Perl OS
On Tuesday, April 16, 2002, at 01:47 AM, Bruce Van Allen wrote:
2. Chris has promptly and forthrightly apologized; any further
discussion that does not acknowledge this would seem inappropriate.
I do acknowledge, it is very kind of you Chris. I commend that. I have
also commended you on
On Tue, 16 Apr 2002, Puneet Kishor wrote:
On Tuesday, April 16, 2002, at 01:47 AM, Bruce Van Allen wrote:
2. Chris has promptly and forthrightly apologized; any further
discussion that does not acknowledge this would seem inappropriate.
I do acknowledge, it is very kind of you Chris. I
that other-list polluting bastard
Well, seeing that my name has been dragged in to the mud by that
macintosh-know-nothing Devers, I might as well chip in with my 2
units of $currency
two audiences:
[a] seasoned hackers that just see OSX as another platform to adapt
[b] people exposed to
And there I was thinking how lucky we were on OSX to have gotten away
for the most part from the kind of radical posing and entrenchement
that other perl mailing lists have. In bygone time this kind of
posting would have had "NETTIQUETTE" somewhere in it's subject line.
In short this list is
