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Yes, of course.

The protocol (which is still missing proper documentation in the tarball) even implements an OVERHEAD method with compatible flags to the book. So sending

OVERHEAD GNU Terry Pratchett
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actually works.

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In reply to Re^2: Interprocess messaging with Net::Clacks by cavac
in thread Interprocess messaging with Net::Clacks by cavac

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