o Vim for editing/wrapping.)
Let's give this another try with the original content:
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* Larry Wall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2008-10-07 18:10]:
> Anyway, my mailer is not smart enough to intuit that the next
> line should be glued to the previous, and arguably if it were
> smart enough, it would be making unwarranted guesses anyway,
> since there's really no way of knowing for sure, apar
By the by, I don't know what you're using to send mail, but it's a
bit difficult to extract URIs from your message when most of them are
broken by autowrapping. This will be a more frequent problem as long
as the average length of URIs in the world is growing, so it's probably
worth dealing with.
Thought some of you might find this interesting
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Perl 6
Conrad (>):
> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/170268/what-features-of-perl6-are-you-the-most-excited-about
>
> (Of course I added "NOVEMBER" to the list of answers.)
Heartfelt thanks for that. That is, indeed, a creative way to
interpret the term "feature of Perl 6". :)
You also writ
I just read RFC from http://dev.perl.org/perl6/rfc/ about thread model in
perl.
It's quite old stuff. I hope this still a continuous work. I don't know if
you look at Erlang. It's a distributed langage that use cooperative
thread. It scale very very well. But Erlang is a slow langage.
Thread are
