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10.07.2009: $me->sleep(604800)
02.07.2009: Need for Speed Part I: DBIx::Class vs DBI
29.06.2009: looking for CPANTS (co-) maintainers
10.06.2009: Vienna.pm donates 2.500 Euro to YEF
09.06.2009: perltidy help needed
09.06.2009: Vienna.pm funds Patrick R. Michaud one Rakudo-Day a week
02.06.2009: flash from the past
21.05.2009: Spending money to help Perl?

15.05.2009: Acme::ReturnValues is back

http://returnvalues.useperl.at

Now with a nice and shiny (-ish) design and with lots of false-positive crap stashed away to "Bad return values". As you might have expected, the most common "cool" return value is 42.

A tiny bit more context can be found here.

Next: set up a cronjob (but before that, write out which dists have already been checked, so we only check new uploads)

Original: http://use.perl.org/~domm/journal/38981

Legacy comments

oneiron: Other weird things to liven up a CPAN distro (orignal post)

Thanks for posting this. I wasn't aware of it before and I'm a bit annoyed I didn't think of this when creating Acme::EyeDrops. :) You see, at the time, I did try to think of various little ways to liven up a CPAN distro, but, for A::E, only came up with:

• Tarball user/group names of arthur/dent
• When you run "perl Makefile.PL", a little Ascii Art camel is displayed
• When you run "make test", the test names form a haiku, for light relief while you wait

jjore: Weird file names (orignal post)

You could have weird file names like

'touch '$\2f'|'

or <> (if it's invisible to you, left chevron, right chevron aka diamond).

I apparently uh... "planned ahead" by ending most of my modules in something pithy, usually copied from somewhere that made me laugh.

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