Being doped up on DayQuil all day, I was sitting in the perlmonks channel and saw jcwren and mikfire wondering how you could have one MAC addresses on a server associated with two devices, and decided to write the "He|| in the Cell" series in my home node. Basically I was just bored at work and felt like playing with CGI.pm. So go To the bottom of this page and vote for who you think would win between jcwren and mikfire. Depending on my levels of medication/inebriation there may be more.

Regards,
Macphisto
p.s. I did get permission from jcwren and mikfire to use them in the He|| in the Cell, and they said they didn't mind. If I get any more ideas and decide to do it again with other people, I'll ask their permission first.


Everyone has their demons....

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