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> and here is the time-honored japhy

You got me all excited because legendary Big Apple Perl Monk japhy is one of my favourite monks - and a golfing buddy from the early years. Good save though because seeing your beautiful and original japh cheered me up after my initial japhy-disappointment . :)

In addition to golf, japhy liked japhs:

japhy's Obfuscation Review (from 2000)
7 Stages of Regex Users by japhy
Re: $|-- rocks. (Japhy explains where behaviour of --$| is documented)
Re^5: Homework Golf (35) (japhy shows his knowledge of early Perl history, attributing the x= idiom to L.Wall)

Update: See also Flipin good, or a total flop? by GrandFather

In reply to Re^4: Plaintext plot - existing sofware? by eyepopslikeamosquito
in thread Plaintext plot - existing sofware? by parv

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