Maybe I'm the only one, ...

apparently, that's the case (or almost - thanks Argel!). Or monks don't dare to speak up because they might fall into disgrace before the Gods. That would be pretty sad. Whatever. Congratulations on having made the default appearance of the site not only a little more ugly, but also less easy to navigate.

Oh well, if that's what people seem to like, I'll see if can remember to give any code I post the same fancy new looks.

| #!/usr/bin/perl | use strict; | use
warnings; | my $fname = 'foo.txt'; | open
my $fh, '<', $fname or die "Couldn't open
'$fname': $!; | while (my $line = <$fh>)
{ | if ($line =~ /^\s*bar\z/) { | ...
[download]

And then tell the poor sods in need of help to use a Firefox download filter to get rid of the nonsense.

Bon appétit! :)

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