Zebras in the Perl 6 herd

Well, the #perl6 herd mostly. Where did they come from? Well, it all started with this tadzik guy one day on the #perl irc channel.

tadzik  | good evening zebras!
colomon | zebras?
tadzik  | oh, I just felt a need for a funny greeting
tadzik  | how are things?

Zebras had to wait to become noticed until the morning next day:

masak   | <tadzik> good evening zebras!
masak   | I for one hope this will become an instant classic :)
jnthn   | It may, but it's not black and white.

And it did became, actually. Since that day, zebras have been mentioned 230 on #perl6, my irc logs say. In a various forms, in a various contexts. But the main idea remained. -Ofun, all the way.

(Gee, that sounds so official)

Zebra is also a codename of a Secret Project of mine, a bit GSoC related. But that’s another story, and it’s not coming very soon anyway.


OS couples

Being sent the following comic strip by a friend of mine

Original comic

how could I possibly resist adjusting it just a tiny bit to suit my actual situation? :)

Modified version of the above comic

Big thanks for the author of the original comic!  See http://www.stickycomics.com/where-did-you-meet/ for more funny stuff.


About META.info and friends

As promised, later than sooner it turns out, I sort of specified the META.info file, how to write it and how is it interpreted. The problem is that for me, everything is obvious, so it surely needs clarifications, examples etc. Any ideas, changes, patches are welcome as always. Here is the document: read it, let me know what’s stupid or what’s not clear enough.


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