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At Micro$oft-land UPPER and lower words, mean the same! (sort of a bad democracy)

If you are like me, and see programing as an extension to our human skills. Then, programing perl should be like using a screwdriver(4 x.). I would judge someone not by his knowledge about screwdrivers but by his skills in doing things with it.

It is better to wait and see when someone decides to give something just because he feels like doing it. Than having to bear all the nonsence that appears when people feel obliged to 'give' what they can't appreciate.-

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In reply to Re^7: PERL as shibboleth and the Perl community by chanio
in thread PERL as shibboleth and the Perl community by merlyn

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