Kristian Flint wrote:
> We?re trying to find some code in different languages which essentially
> performs the same task, this led us
Programming contest entries?
Anthony
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Dear London.ebay,
I've decided to remove wads of dead-tree from my life. Accordingly,
I'm selling loads of books, many of which are actually quite good.
Details here:
http://www.anthonysblog.org/books.html
Anthony
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Philippe Bruhat (BooK) wrote:
> On Wed, Feb 17, 2010 at 02:56:09PM +0000, Anthony Fisher wrote:
> > Ovid wrote:
> >
> > > for cross-disciple presentations.
> >
> > Personally, I think it's better to keep religion separate.
[snip]
> The three co
Ovid wrote:
> for cross-disciple presentations.
Personally, I think it's better to keep religion separate.
Anthony
Dave Cross wrote:
> But I need somewhere else to go. I'm thinking probably Be, but I'm open
> to suggestions of other suppliers. Does anyone want to share horror
> stories or recommendations?
I'm surprised they haven't already been mentioned, but I recommend
Bytemark. I used to have their ADSL
Peter Corlett wrote:
> On 21 Aug 2009, at 17:27, James Laver wrote:
> >My flat is a tip, my desk is atrocious and my crate of paperwork
> >(unsorted of course) is getting out of control.
Important tip: get a system in-place and working for new incoming
stuff before you try to deal with your back
L?on Brocard wrote:
> Alias ranted: http://use.perl.org/~Alias/journal/38842
>
> Which Perl website do you think looks the worst? Which has the worst
> navigation?
>
> We managed to redesign london.pm.org. Is it time to do another?
Some aspects of good/bad design are fairly universal, but I t
Hi,
Does anyone have some floor in a spare/front room I
can use on Thursday night after the social? I come
complete with sleeping bag and sleeping mat, and can
be fairly quiet when getting up and out early on
Friday morning. Mail me off-list, please.
Tony
I vote for a postponement (because it won't
really be practicak for me to come if the
strike goes ahead.)
Tony
George Dickey wrote:
>
> Hi all
>
> I'm reasonably new to Perl, I am an electronics engineer by trade and
> I started playing with Perl last year as I needed to mangle some text
Welcome!
> I'm thinking xhtml and EmbPerl for my web site. I've already got
> apache running in a basic configurati
for.
>How much does this cost I hear you cry. Nothing! In fact Sophos will pay
>participants £5 per hour for the pleasure of their company.
>
>
>If you know of anyone who may be interested, then please let me know.
>
>Many thanks for your time.
>
>Ed ;O)
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Lucy McWilliam wrote:
>
> On Sun, 17 Feb 2002, Anthony Fisher wrote:
>
> > Now, this is why I want to take only a carry-on bag to YAPC::E...
>
> This is waht my supervisor does when he goes to Japan. Apparently, it
> really confuses airport staff. I don't thin
Lucy McWilliam wrote:
>
> On Thu, 14 Feb 2002, Newton, Philip wrote:
>
> > [a tale which involved getting separated from luggage - AEF]
>
> [another tale which involved getting separated from luggage - AEF]
Now, this is why I want to take only a carry-on bag to YAPC::E...
but it seems that I c
Right, I really want to go for a single at the HS...
but only if there are going to be a few other people
there...
Tony
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My opinion is that 80-90eur per night is much more plausible
(for me) than the other, higher prices. Although splitting
the group is a Bad Thing, I think that this the best option :/
Tony
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Anthony Fisher, Web Developer, Sophos Anti-Virus
Real Business/CBI Growing Business Awards: Company of
Umm... yeah.
I'm interested... if there are a few other people also going.
Can people mail me off-list (my mail address is on
http://2799.org/) if they are interested, and let me
know *how* interested they are?
Tony
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Real Business/CBI Gr
I got asked to pimp this...
http://www.virusbtn.com/careers/
I've heard there's some Perl involved, you to could get
to work in the same room as me. (But you'll have to be
quick.)
Tony
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Real Business/CBI Growing Business Awa
> whereas a .303 rifle may only cause slight bruising/annoyance.
Have you ever *held* a .303 rifle?
Tony
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Real Business/CBI Growing Business Awards: Company of the Year
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The Grue and I are going, possibly other people.
Be there or be somewhere else.
Tony/aef
Story of, and some photos from, our pathfinding mission
to Wales last December:
http://2799.org/londonpm/welsh_invasion/
(Sometimes seems very slow, this may just be my ISP.)
Tony
That was meant to go to davorg, not
the list. Apologies.
Tony
Dave Cross wrote:
> Perl for Web Site Management - AEF
I will be there.
Tony
Tim Sweetman wrote:
> Mostly I end up spending time in the "geek-friendly" zone - amongst
> people who, if not necessarily geeks, value intelligence/originality/etc
> in general. Those with a broad enough outlook that they don't usually
> make statements like "geeks can't form long-term relations
Tim Sweetman wrote:
> *** CONCEPTUAL ENGINEERING SERVICES NEWS ***
> Reports are coming in of a burst stereotype main somewhere around
> Holborn. Those in the local area may experience their life becoming
> utterly cliched for the present. Those elsewhere will probably
> experience disturbing amo
I also read this. (Some of the other comments
in this thread are addressed in the article, by
the way.)
It seems clear to me, that in order to secure
a future for the human race with both genetic
diversity and technical skills, the government
should introduce a programme whereby male geeks
hav
Patrick Carmichael wrote:
>
> If you're alluding to Reading FC's descent towards the Unibond League,
> then that doesn't actually apply to me ... Wimbledon fan, man and boy ...
> so .. oh yeah .. right .. OK, point taken.
No, actually I was referring to everyone's
favourite cyborg, Kevin Warwi
Patrick Carmichael wrote:
> Other than the inevitable cheesy picture of me wearing a Perl T-shirt and
> standing beside a camel, what possible advocacy activities a.k.a.
> shameless publicity stunts might be worth a try? That don't involve my
> University of Reading
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