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in thread Five Common Misconceptions While Learning Perl

...Granted, it would be strange to have 4 versions of "It's OK to slice in Perl"...

That's one nice thing about PM's Q&A--often there will be several examples.

...When the Camel Book comes out in a 10 box DVD set...

Can I queue that up in Netflix?


—Brad
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Re^4: Five Common Misconceptions While Learning Perl
by QM (Parson) on Dec 02, 2005 at 20:01 UTC
    Can I queue that up in Netflix?
    I'm sure by then, DVD's will be a museum item, and your personal AI (aka "PAI", or just pie) will be downloading it on your Omni pin ("pin" as in "safety", and "Omni" as in "it does everything"). From where it will be uploaded into your Hippo implant via some 23rd descendent of Wi-Max/Bluetooth. It only causes bad dreams if you forget and put one of those antique eating utensils in your PetaHZ g-ray oven, which has the annoying effect of sending you into REM sleep in mid-cocktail party.

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