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<h1><a id="FILOPipe"></a>FILO Pipe</h1>
<p>I was working on this a few weeks ago, as a gag&#8230;</p>
<p><strong>FILO = first-in, last-out</strong>... now imagine a FILO unix or socket pipe. Further imagine putting something in the pipe, then more stuff, then wondering why the inital data is never retrieved.</p>
<p>Someone on rhizomatic asked me if I was trying to implement a stack, and basically he was right. No one laughed at my joke, however :-(</p>

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