Re^6: Modernizing the Postmodern Language?

I'm AM because the only people left on Perlmonks are those who will disagree with you out of spite and then hassle you for no reason until you just log out and forget your password. Look at your comments in this thread... you don't even really disagree with my comment but still swing between imagining I don't know that darkpan exists and can't grasp that some small scripts are one-offs that do a very small, specific task and do not need to be perfect as long as they work. But in the time it took you to write all that condescending noise, you could have tested and 'fixed' several of your little pet scripts that might not be strict-ready and be done with it. Instead, here you are, defending your right to not put `my` in your code.

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Re^7: Modernizing the Postmodern Language? by Your Mother (Archbishop) on Jul 03, 2020 at 12:56 UTC
…the only people left on Perlmonks are those who will disagree with you out of spite and then hassle you for no reason… Present company excepted, of course. :P	[reply]
Re^7: Modernizing the Postmodern Language? by WaywardCode (Sexton) on Jul 03, 2020 at 18:48 UTC
you don't even really disagree with my comment I don't even ... what now? I completely disagree with your original comment, both in tone and in content. I disagree somewhat less with your present comment. imagining I don't know that darkpan exists and can't grasp that some small scripts are one-offs Your original post concisely divided the world into (a) strict code, (b) one-liners, and (c) maintenance nightmares. I don't see how I can be expected to imagine that you know about darkpan and the plethora of useful one-off scripts, but so be it--let's just agree that my psychic powers did not kick in as expected, and I mischaracterized you as a result. Salva's replies were more measured but also were a recap of posts we already have here. This was a useful discussion for me, and I really don't want it to devolve into arguments. So, rather than going in circles, I think I will log out and forget my password. :-)	[reply]


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