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I have a penchant for esoteric and minimalist use of scripting languages[1], so I was naturally drawn to the [[Implementations]] page. Old edits from 66.92.78.190 are me being too lazy to sign up. I am to blame for the (current) state of the shell implementation and Perl great-circle lazy-searcher. I may refactor you mercilessly. Please revert or correct any errors without waiting to ask me, but don't break the [http://www.xkcd.com/276/ right-hand margin] of the shell script[2]. | I have a penchant for esoteric and minimalist use of scripting languages[1], so I was naturally drawn to the [[Implementations]] page. Old edits from 66.92.78.190 are me being too lazy to sign up. I am to blame for the (current) state of the shell implementation and Perl great-circle lazy-searcher. I may refactor you mercilessly. Please revert or correct any errors without waiting to ask me, but don't break the [http://www.xkcd.com/276/ right-hand margin] of the shell script[2]. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:05, 30 July 2008
Academic hacker, Debian Developer, in the Boston graticule (People's Republic of Cambridge). No hashes visited yet.
I have a penchant for esoteric and minimalist use of scripting languages[1], so I was naturally drawn to the Implementations page. Old edits from 66.92.78.190 are me being too lazy to sign up. I am to blame for the (current) state of the shell implementation and Perl great-circle lazy-searcher. I may refactor you mercilessly. Please revert or correct any errors without waiting to ask me, but don't break the right-hand margin of the shell script[2].
Don't Repeat Yourself.
[1] Thus far xkcd has been even less impressed by this than by my rudimentary knowledge of bash history editing. I guess I can keep trying.
[2] Unless you are a god and can make it McQuary while still being portable. In that case the best way to reach me is probably to root my server and check it into my ~/bin repository.
