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| User since: |
Jul 29, 2000 at 04:35 UTC
(24 years ago) |
| Last here: |
Oct 08, 2014 at 18:08 UTC
(10 years ago) |
| Experience: |
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| Level: | Prior (17) |
| Writeups: |
1033
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| CPAN ID: | JMASTROS |
| Location: | Swindon, England | | Dingbat: | U+262F: ☯ |
| User's localtime: |
Oct 09, 2024 at 00:48 BST
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PMPlanet, the funky other users display I keep on mentioning in the CB
Location: 51.584483, -1.741483
$me{livejournal} = "http://www.livejournal.com/users/theorb";
$me{email} = ("james.mastros@biz" ~= tr/.@/@./);
$me{AIM screenname} = "theorbtwo";
$me{MSN Instant Messenger address} = "james@rtweb.net";
$me{'Y! pager username'} = "theorbtwo";
$me{ICQ UIN} = 1293898;
@$me{prefered contact method} = [qw(AIM email)];
$me{quote} = "True mastery is knowing enough to BS the rest."
$me{'true mastery'}{perl} = 2e-8; #Upgraded from 0. One day...
$me{'image'}{'more info'} = qq{"Rock crystal sphere, 19th century China. An ornamental
treasure from the imperial palace in Bejing, it once belonged
to the Dowager Empress Cixi. It rests on a Japanese stand of silver." see The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology};
$me{os} = ' Linux,WinXP,Win98..ME';
$me{DOB} = '1980/06/11';
$me{email} = 'james@mastros.biz';
$me{PM stat's line} = 'here'; # (almost at the end of the page)
$me{PM stat's XP change graph} = 'here';
$me{PM stat's posting frequency} = 'here'; # near the top of the page
$me{geek code}{perl} = qq{
-----BEGIN PERL GEEK CODE BLOCK-----
Version: 0.01
P++>+++c--P6 (++)R+M+O++MA++E
PU+(+++)BD C >--D!> S X-WP+>++MO PP
n!CO--PO-o+>++G A+>+++OL!OLC+Ee-(
)Ev!Eon+uL+(+++)w-(+)m!
------END PERL GEEK CODE BLOCK------
}
$me{name}{explanation} = "TheOrbTwo's Name Space";
$me{"user's bio"}{perl code}{syntax errors} = Inf-NaN;
push @$me{'former .signatures'}, <<END;
We are using here a powerful strategy of synthesis: wishful thinking. -- The Wizard Book
END
Those wondering about the strange formatting should go to perlmonk's stats page, and all will be made clear.
Also, all monks should read turnstep's home node. It's the best documentation on the Monastery I've seen.
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