[wellylug] Administrivia: Wellylug Monthly Posting
Pedro Worcel
pedro at worcel.com
Thu Jan 3 10:55:25 NZDT 2013
Hey there!
Is anyone around here?
I am a programmer working at Datacom, been in wellington for a year now,
coming from Uruguay!
Cheers,
Pedro
2013/1/1 Wellylug Automatic Posting <autopost at lists.wellylug.org.nz>
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