> I just tried to connect with "irc.perl.org" listed as the server. No luck.
> What am I doing wrong? (In the meantime, I'm back to being a grouch.)
What are you doing wrong? Depends largely on the value of 'No luck'...
bash-2.05a$ host -t ANY irc.perl.org
irc.perl.org has address 216.232.28.21
Leon Brocard wrote:
The auction was mad and crazy. There were two groups: the orange group
and the "keep it as it is" group. We started bidding at
$100. Increments of $25. Up up up, higher higher higher. It got
hectic, we got more money. Eventually, I made a bid of $1000. They
made a bid of $1025.
On Fri, 11 Jul 2003 18:04:36 +0100, Peter Sergeant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote with regard to: Re: Problem Connecting to IRC?:
> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> > I have been told that irc.perl.org should now be used
> > instead of anything else, the LPM website has been updated
> > accordingly.
>
XML::DOM is acting very strangely with regard to UTF-8.
I have an XML file encoded in valid UTF-8 which I want to transform into an XML file
with a different structure. However, the resulting XML files are suddenly not valid
UTF-8 even though I haven't mucked about with any of the character dat
> I know someone who works there so if you want I can get the inside opinion
> on working for the company.
Or you could just cut out the middle-man, and ask the two members of the
list who work there (although, actually, I work for their sister
company)...
+Pete
--
Do not be too moral. You may
> I have been told that irc.perl.org should now be used
> instead of anything else, the LPM website has been updated
> accordingly.
This is correct.
grou.ch and london are the two IRC servers in the UK.
grouch.irc.perl.org
london.irc.perl.org
irc.perl.org is a round-robin for all the rhizomatic
At 05:33 11/07/03 -0700, Dave Cross wrote:
From: Joel Bernstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 7/11/03 12:06:30 PM
> This was sent to me by a recruiter who phoned me up. I
> can't do the job, since I don't want to relocate to
> Oxfordshire, but I expect somebody here *might*.
>
> Seems to be a reasonab
On Fri, 11 Jul 2003, Richard Clamp wrote:
> On Fri, Jul 11, 2003 at 12:19:52PM +0100, Ali Young wrote:
> > This came up when I was playing with a module that expected to read some
> > text from a file when I was actually trying to make it use the text in a
> > string. This seemed simple but I've
Announcing the July London Perl Mongers Tech Meet on Thursday (Thursday
17th July 2003) at The Angel pub at Old Street, 7pm for 7.15pm start
sharp:
Well, this is a little late, but I've finally got details about the
exiting tech meeting next week. I'm not sure what's the most exciting
news I can
I have been told that irc.perl.org should now be used
instead of anything else, the LPM website has been updated
accordingly.
Cheers
Leo
On 09/07/2003 at 03:42 +0100, Paul Makepeace wrote:
$ host irc.london.pm.org
irc.london.pm.org A 195.82.114.48
This alias is even *shock* documented, on the london.pm website, in a
(hopefully reasonably) sane place:
http://london.pm.org/about/irc.html # second item
I believe there a
Is the london.rhizomatic.net server no more?
/joel
From: Joel Bernstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 7/11/03 12:06:30 PM
> This was sent to me by a recruiter who phoned me up. I
> can't do the job, since I don't want to relocate to
> Oxfordshire, but I expect somebody here *might*.
>
> Seems to be a reasonable perl dev plus some sysadmin job.
>
>
> Seems to be a reasonable perl dev plus some sysadmin job.
> As part of the web team, you will have the opportunity to work in a
> multi-language web environment on the latest technology, helping to
> promote the benefits of and its products.
Using just a little deduction, I'd guess this i
This was sent to me by a recruiter who phoned me up. I can't do the job, since I
don't want to relocate to Oxfordshire, but I expect somebody here
*might*.
Seems to be a reasonable perl dev plus some sysadmin job.
If you apply, mention my name (Joel Bernstein) to James the recruiter,
please.
/jo
Richard Clamp wrote:
> On Fri, Jul 11, 2003 at 12:19:52PM +0100, Ali Young wrote:
>> This came up when I was playing with a module that expected to read some
>> text from a file when I was actually trying to make it use the text in a
>> string. This seemed simple but I've not yet found a way to d
From: Ali Young <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 7/11/03 11:19:52 AM
> This came up when I was playing with a module that
> expected to read some text from a file when I was actually
> trying to make it use the text in a string. This seemed
> simple but I've not yet found a way to do.
>
> My question
On Fri, Jul 11, 2003 at 12:19:52PM +0100, Ali Young wrote:
> This came up when I was playing with a module that expected to read some
> text from a file when I was actually trying to make it use the text in a
> string. This seemed simple but I've not yet found a way to do.
>
> My question is whe
This came up when I was playing with a module that expected to read some
text from a file when I was actually trying to make it use the text in a
string. This seemed simple but I've not yet found a way to do.
My question is whether it is possible to make a string act enough like a
filehandle so
Hi folks,
What is the status of OpenGuides?
Is it all available from CPAN in a nice idiot proof stylee?
I'm going to be installing a new Wiki soon for my self (I'm writing a
book!) and rather than extend my last CGI::Wiki
(http://www.sflink.net/gopherit/wiki.cgi ) I'm thinking of using the
Open
Leon Brocard sent the following bits through the ether:
> They are planning to auction the colour of search.cpan.org tonight at
> OSCON
The auction was mad and crazy. There were two groups: the orange group
and the "keep it as it is" group. We started bidding at
$100. Increments of $25. Up up up,
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