I feel kind of lame promoting my own module, but this is what that would look like with...
I should probably post this in Meditations rather than burying it here -- but please don't feel lame about something like this (pointing out that you've written a module to solve a problem under discussion). It's one of the primary ways I find out about new modules, or find out what the intent is behind one that I already knew about.

I'm certainly not going to blame you for helpfully pointing out that you have written some code and released it for me to freely use -- code that happens to implement exactly what I want (or something similar enough that you think it's what I want!)

In reply to Re^3: Rapid inter-machine communication on internal network by sfink
in thread Rapid inter-machine communication on internal network by Anonymous Monk

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