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On 05/11/12 01:43, Kai Griffin wrote:
> Thanks for this entertaining & informative post, David.  Erlang is a totally foreign language to me, 

> but I joined this new list hoping to rectify that situation over time, 

> and this is exactly the kind of stuff I'd like to archive for future reference when I get some time to wade into it properly. 

> I think experimenting with the native query server is potentially a great way to learn (and perhaps destroy a few databases along the way...).
> Cheers,
> Kai 

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nice to see you are watching,ya!
and learning and proselytising  , ya!.
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I think we can rule-ok, ya!
Time is of the essence, ya!,
is'ism  is of the meaning of what really is ya!
to rectify the def-is-ie-ncy, ya!,
“I AM THAT I AM.”,ya!
I'm sure you will, ya!
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All correspondence will be pulped ya!.