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> TC> Where are all the (North) Americans?

>Asleep? It's only 7am on the west coast. Or maybe they're all
>programming in VB :)

Sleep!? Real Programmers have more important hacking to do than
sleep! :-)

It's 8am here, but I've only been up for about four hours.
Maybe this is why it's so easy for me to time adjust to the UK. :-)

--tom

TC> I'd swear that this list is busier with EU traffic than US traffic.

There are more of us than them :)

TC> Where are all the (North) Americans?

Asleep? It's only 7am on the west coast. Or maybe they're all
programming in VB :)

P.

Tom Christiansen <tchrist@mox.perl.com>, in a magnificent manifestation of deity, wrote:
>I'd swear that this list is busier with EU traffic than US traffic.
>Where are all the (North) Americans?

I screwed up with procmail and hadn't seen any perl-porters traffic for
2 days. With a deliverable on Thursday, I hadn't noticed.

Darren
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Paul Hudson <paulh@harlequin.co.uk> writes:
|>
|> TC> I'd swear that this list is busier with EU traffic than US traffic.
|>
|>There are more of us than them :)
|>
|> TC> Where are all the (North) Americans?
|>
|>Asleep? It's only 7am on the west coast. Or maybe they're all
|>programming in VB :)
|>
|>P.
|>

On holiday to use up the remaining days before the company cancels
them permenantly.

Mike
mhm@austin.ibm.com