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And here we go with the PerlMonks contentiousness. You won't admit that any point of view other than yours might have merit. You're going to cling to your solution no matter how much complexity you have to pile on top of complexity to make it "work." Bah. This is why I don't log in here any more.
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Re^8: Pragma clash across modules: bignum and Math::BigFloat (hinthash)
by LanX (Saint) on Dec 08, 2016 at 01:17 UTC
    That's obviously wrong I don't cling to my proposition, I'm just waiting for any other technical contribution.

    > This is why I don't log in here any more.

    Yeah, trolling is much harder if people are recognizing you.

    Cheers Rolf
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      Yeah, trolling is much harder if people are recognizing you.

      According to your standard of "troll", you prove its not "much harder" or "hard" at all

      Your fuse is too short

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        Agreed. His definition of 'troll' is: 'disagrees with me'.

        That said: it is not an uncommon definition hereabouts.

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