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From: Stapler <me@nospam.net>
Subject: A little gem for your amusement.
Summary: Fun with line noise.
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As has been made abundantly clear, the Ada community prefers code that
is easy to read, as do I, which is a reason I use Ada.

As I was cruising around the Web in my spare time, I came across this
little beauty and thought the Ada community might get a kick out of it.

http://www.kx.com/download/documentation.htm

You know, it really does perform well. I wrote a couple test "scripts"
just to see. But goddamn it's ugly.

Enjoy.

Stapler