The Boston Chapter of Perl Mongers, the #Perl (and #RakuLang) users group.
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Boston Perl Mongers
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The Boston Chapter of Perl Mongers, the #Perl (and #RakuLang) users group.
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Boston PM Tech & Social on-line meeting tonight, Tues 7.30 EDT (soft start 7.00 pm for social and mic checks; JITSI not Zoom because FLOSS)
https://mobilizon.us/events/b58e45ab-e982-4647-91a3-77fcb764c2dc
#Perl #Perl5
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Boston Perl Mongers
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The Boston Chapter of Perl Mongers, the #Perl (and #RakuLang) users group.
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Boston PM Tech&c meeting 7.30pm EDT 🇺🇸 Tuesday 10th March, on-line (jitsi not z∞m)
https://mobilizon.us/search?search=Boston+Perl
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Boston Perl Mongers
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The Boston Chapter of Perl Mongers, the #Perl (and #RakuLang) users group.
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in the 1980s & 1990s, on proprietary Unix and on BSD, we had original sh shell, Bourne shell, Csh, an early kshell (if one was lucky, not yet universally distributed); somewhat later, zsh, bash, and mature ksh.
In the later 1980s/early 1990s, some of us used SIOD.c "Scheme in one Defun" to embed Lisp/Scheme scripting into C/C++ programs, in environments that were emacs/maclisp friendly.
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