How do you figure that it stops?

By clicking Next entries--> until it runs out in 2002. Yet Super Search tells me that the first obfu node was posted on 30 Dec 1999. I can get at them all via Super Search, it's just that it's slower viewing one node at a time, rather than viewing multiple nodes per page (as when viewing the Obfuscation section).

We-he-heeel then, now isn't that curious :) I'd say that some kind of problem in the database which should be addressed.

update: in the meantime, here they are :)

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MJD says "you can't just make shit up and expect the computer to know what you mean, retardo!"

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Thanks a lot! How did you do that?

I was thinking of using WWW::Mechanize to screen scrape the contents of all obfu nodes for later detailed analysis on my local PC. Or is there a better way? Being inexperienced, I welcome any pointers to nice example code that screen scrapes (or uses XML Generators/Web Services) on the PerlMonks web site.