Rumour has it...

U.S. citizens complaining about loss of rights, and unconstitutional war may in fact , technically, be shit out of luck.

Apparently, the War Powers Act was invoked during the Depression, allowing FDR to fiddle with economic foo (Gold standard, etc) due to a "state of emergency".
Said state of emergency allows the President to suspend the consitution. Said state of emergency can only be revoked by the President. N oPresident has ever revoked the state of emergency.

Lorenzo? Is this accurate?

Of course, that hasn't stopped the U.S. courts from upholding consitutional rights anyway, but nonetheless...

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Ow.

This, children, is why we write documentation as we go.
So that we don't come back to moomin after a fortnight and stare blankly at our code.

So we can type perldoc ./Moomin/Core.pm, and be reminded what our methods expect and return ....

*sigh*

Not that I'll do it this time, either, but at least I know I *should*.

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Ugh.

WxPerl is haaaaard, and Perl/Gtk doesn't do what I want.

Bah.

I think I use wxPython, and then port :)

(wxPython has much, much better docco than WxPerl)

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