what's a fnord

[Chen, Xinghai]

~sdpm~
http://www.whatis.com/ has a very good explanation of what a 'fnord' is.
Visit also http://www.gurunet.com/.  GuruNet is linked against the database
at whatis.com, among many other internet sources.

--Xinghai

-----Original Message-----
From: John R. Comeau [mailto:comeaujr at sd.conexant.com]
Sent: Thursday, July 06, 2000 12:53 PM
To: chris at velocigen.com
Cc: san-diego-pm-list at happyfunball.pm.org
Subject: Re: Perl regexp-based Web search portal


~sdpm~
    Chris> it stores which pages contain a word (fnord, for example)
    Chris> rather than searching through them all each time.)

What's a "fnord"?  Is that similar to a fjord?  I looked at
    http://www.fnord.org
and found some very artsy porn, but I'm still not sure what a fnord
is.

Hey Chris, when are those Velocigen free passes to that convention
going to be mailed?  We signed up for them at a SDPM meeting.

-- 
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