Good luck with those goals!

You know, the problem with our Junior Oracle is that he is not prolific enough. For one-shots like this one, the relatively new acquisition of the monastery seems to be more effective. (Although the yearly chart would disprove my claim - it's just a gut feeling, anyway.) In any case quantity may win over quality: as the holder of an entry rating relatively high (high) in the infamous lists myself, I must say that I was impressed seeing my name there, but my eyes literally glazed when seeing at some point the whole of the Worst Nodes of The Week hit taken entirely by a single user as follows - this is perseverance, monks:

# Node Author Rep
1 Re^2: Making a regex case insensitive Win -15
2 Re^4: Making a regex case insensitive Win -14
3 Re^2: Preventing malicious T-SQL injection attacks Win -14
4 Re^6: Preventing malicious T-SQL injection attacks Win -13
5 Re^6: Making a regex case insensitive Win -12
6 Re^4: Preventing malicious T-SQL injection attacks Win -12
7 Re^4: Preventing malicious T-SQL injection attacks Win -12
8 Re^8: Preventing malicious T-SQL injection attacks Win -11
9 Re^8: Making a regex case insensitive Win -10
10 Re^8: Making a regex case insensitive Win -10
As of Mar 09, 2007 at 08:30 GMT-2

In reply to Perl freaks do it better [was: "Re^2: Meditation on the fate of Perl"] by blazar
in thread Meditation on the fate of Perl by EvanCarroll

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