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$^O ne MSWin32 at -e line 1: Would you like to install WindowsXP?
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John.
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Not to be the party pooper (I do appreciate the joke), but shouldn't that have been in the Acme namespace?
Yes and no. Yes, because it is a nonsense module. But it is documented properly (it is technically correct) and there is not much chance someone doesn't notice this is a joke. It even has unit tests (well, one test and 1233 unconditional "ok"s :).
Besides that, the module will of course be deleted from CPAN tomorrow.
Juerd
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Hmmm - I like it -- when can we expect Gtk::BlueScreen ?
btw does it also work when using die $! instead of die "$!" ?
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No doubt. This looks like definate Handy dandy CPAN pollution to me.
Does your hypocrisy have no limits? To quote yourself:
Clearly he doesn't understand CPAN.
Anyhow, I don't care. Mess CPAN up all you like.
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This looks like definate Handy dandy CPAN pollution to me. Does your hypocrisy have no limits?
Yes, this is pollution. Every April fool's joke is unclean in one way or another. For some reason, if you say it is a joke (Like "This is an April fool's joke" in the Gentoo newsletter or a module in the Acme:: namespace), it is no longer funny.
Anyway, Filter::Microsoft is not here to stay. CPAN should be a clean place, 364 days a year :)
Juerd
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