To cover about 10% of your node, the "Zombie" questions that get posted on a late friday evening, often do get answered for several reasons: - We're GEEKS (like it or not), we'll check PM any time of day.. some of us arent bound to working hours
- Timezones differ
- Someone is always looking for an easy way to score XP (*oops*)
- There's always the CB if a node doesnt get enough attention
- randomnode
I doubt any question can be answered 100% (or rather, will be answered 100%) because there is so much to know about Perl. Ofcourse it's silly to mention perlguts as part of a simple scalar question but somehow it's part of 100% of the answer :)
Greetz
Beatnik
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