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=head1 THANKS

=over 4

=item Larry Wall

for being wise and good

=item Marc Lehmann <pcg@goof.com>

for writing Audio::Play::MPG123

=item Chris Nandor <pudge@pobox.com>

for writing MP3::Info

=item Graham Barr <gbarr@pobox.com>

for IO::Socket and IO::Select

=item Brad Appleton <bradapp@enteract.com>

for Pod::Usage

=item Rene K. Mueller <kiwi@the-labs.com>

for suggestions on improving qx(mp3 ls), and for writing the first
thank you letter I got for MP3::Daemon.

=item Patrik Tschudin <ptschudin@datanetworks.ch>

for telling me about his ROSS project, and giving me an idea about
what direction MP3::Daemon may need to take to help him reach his goal.

http://ross.sourceforge.net/

=item Sean E. McSherry <mcsherry@mcsherry.org>

for suggesting that I add randomization, and for hinting about some
bad behaviour in the client.  I found the bugs and fixed them.

He's using MP3::Daemon in conjunction with an X10 remote control unit
in his very wired house.

=item Daniel Pearson <dpears2@umbc.edu>

for putting up w/ my freshmeat.net newbie-ness, and for writing
Moosic which is a Python variation on MP3::Daemon.  It was interesting
to compare and contrast the two implementaions.  A little competition
is nice, too ;-)

http://freshmeat.net/projects/moosic/

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