On Monday, August 18, 2003, at 11:16 pm, Chris Devers wrote:
Alternatively, you may prefer to just follow David Wheeler's
instructions
for this kind of thing at http://david.wheeler.net/osx.html.
There's a good guide to installing 5.8.0 at:
http://developer.apple.com/internet/macosx/perl.html
On Sunday, August 17, 2003, at 05:54 pm, Billy Abbott wrote:
the extra cold is simply the same guinness (ours was from
the same barrel as the normal guinnes but split when it got to the
bar) as
ever, but going through an extra cooler so that it has extra
coldness...
Yep, rather than one loop
On Saturday, August 16, 2003, at 09:57 pm, Alex Brewer wrote:
I have had a look at your archives and can't see much reference to
this, and wonder if there are any users of the perl in Mac OSX out
there?
Quite a few on this list - there's nothing really special about it.
I've spent all day
On 02 Apr 2003 10:48:21 +0100, Dirk Koopman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Netscape 2.
Seconded. And I would add that Netscrape 3 / IE 3 users don't count for
much either, anymore.
Look what year it is.
http://www.useit.com/alertbox/990418.html
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On Tue, 4 Feb 2003 09:37:49 +, Andy Wardley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Did you try reading the INSTALL file? :-)
yes, tyvmfa ;)
perl Makefile.PL PREFIX=/home/abw/
Tried this. It seems to make and install (well, it barfs where i
expect it to), but scripts can't seem to find it (I know
On Tue, 4 Feb 2003 19:25:27 +, Paul Makepeace
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The absolutely only selling point I can see for SM is their 80char
URLs. Any others?
Better quality maps?
Hello
Can anyone suggest an online web photo organiser, like yapi(2), but
that doesn't require Template Toolkit and other shenanigans? I'm
trying to install on my webspace at he.net, so no root stuff.
Otherwise, how to install TT as non-root would be F.A.B.
ta
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On Tue, 26 Nov 2002 19:00:10 + (GMT), the hatter
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GPRS works fine from the phone for wap, and other things
can talk to the phones modem. And the psion carries on playing up until
the reset, then it'll talk again, until i try and set up gprs access
again.
If anyone's
On 26 Nov 2002 21:52:16 +, Dave Hodgkinson
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I got quite useful stuff on getting HSCSD working from uk.telecom.mobile
the Orange list is quite good...
http://i.overslept.net/mailman/listinfo/orange
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On Fri, 27 Sep 2002 00:05:27 +0100, Paul Makepeace
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There is some more info at
http://www.albemarle-london.com/reducedamerica.html including ticket
prices: 18.50 for rear stalls and 34-41 for everywhere else.
Tickets for this are normally available form the half-price
on 6/6/02 4:13 pm, Andy Wardley wrote:
The book is pretty good. Lovely pictures, clever stuff. A bible on
cellular automata with some deep insights into the nature of nature.
It weighs in 1200 pages and 50-odd quid, but it's worth it if you're
interested in such things.
I've bought it,
on 23/5/02 10:57 am, Mark Fowler wrote:
Smirnoff Ice isn't an alcopop. It's beer (just not the type you have
to pull on handles to pour.)
Smirnoff Ice in America contains no vodka.
30,000 bottles of Bacardi Breezer are sold in the UK every hour.
The next big bottle trend is going to be
on 23/4/02 4:46 pm, alex wrote:
anyone know where i can pick up a few boxes of tractor feed printer
paper in london?
Viking Direct?
http://www.viking-direct.co.uk
they'll mail order same or next day
otherwise Simply Computers in Walthamstow?
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on 23/4/02 6:30 pm, alex wrote:
cheers chris!
np
(special secret: the viking direct man has a hairpiece and a false grin)
The printed catalogue is crazy! It's as funny as an episode of The Office.
Apparently the Viking Direct bloke is a corporate slut, and has appeared in
various catalogues
on 15/4/02 10:19 am, Dave Cross wrote:
Not completely. But cost is pretty important here. How cheap can a wires-only
ADSL deal go?
20 quid a month Ex VAT (23 quid inc), no installation (just need to buy a
router and microfilter) - Pipex.
On Sun, 17 Feb 2002 07:07:25 +0100, Philip Newton
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About how companies stop using names that, $DEITY forbid, actually
identify what the company does and are moving to bland generic pseudo-
Latin names such as Centrica or Consignia.
Well, the new boss of Consignia has
On Mon, 18 Feb 2002 02:07:31 + (GMT), jo walsh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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this is a bit deja
so are these:
http://www.blowthedotoutyourass.com/
http://www.enormicom.com/
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On A.N.Other* mailing list, they've discovered this:
http://pic3html.vvv.tf/ written in Pike
Someone's knocked up an ASP version, any chance of a Perl one (the real
challenge is a one-liner ;) )?
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on 10/1/02 9:16 am, Newton, Philip wrote:
What say you?
I've had good experiences with the Eigerstein version of the Linux Router
Project.
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http://www.unorthodoxstyles.com
on 30/11/01 2:55 pm, Matthew Byng-Maddick wrote:
IP: 64.242.77.180: [not in db]
IP: 216.218.167.2
216.218.167.2: [not in db]
is in US (he.net)
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on 22/10/01 10:06 am, Greg McCarroll wrote:
Was that done on a motorbike or similar, or done by just using the
tube and walking?
I seem to remember there are different sets of rules - the official one
allows you to use other public transport (and maybe even a car) to complete
it - don't know
on 27/9/01 1:04 am, Paul Makepeace wrote:
Interesting -- I didn't know this -- makes you wonder whether they
really are any better than a cell phone. At least with a mobile you
get to see missed calls have voicemail...
They're a poor man's cell phone. Since the price of mobiles has tumbled
on 17/9/01 4:40 pm, Greg McCarroll wrote:
I prefer Veuve Clicquot, but thats me, so whats the best reasonably
priced fizz?
Charles Heidseck Mis En Cave 19xx - I prefer 1995 to 96, but they're all
stunning champagnes for the price.
Other possibles to consider are Pol Roger White Foil, and for
On Mon, 10 Sep 2001 18:50:07 +0100, David Cantrell
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Guinness and port is rather nice. I think I mentioned this on Thursday,
but no doubt whoever I told was too drunk to remember.
This is probably deja-l.pm, but I find draught Guinness (and
especially draught guiness in
on 27/6/01 1:12 pm, Greg McCarroll wrote:
does anyone know of a realaudio stream recroder for linux?
http://www.realnetworks.com/products/producerplus/relatedproducts.html
RealProducer Basic is available for Linux 2.2, whatever that means.
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on 22/6/01 10:48 am, Paul Mison wrote:
Any decent web browser can be told to ignore stylesheets, so why not
just do that, if you care so much? Or are you talking about a
hypothetical user who has these issues but doesn't know how to
configure their software?
The bad things about it is that
on 21/6/01 5:04 pm, Jon Eyre wrote:
Domain Name: MIKEYCOMICS.COM
The bloke at mikeycomics.com swears it isn't him, and is supposedly
contacting lawyers to try and sort it out.
I dunno - same IP address, but that could just be a virtual server machine
with x number of sites on it.
I just
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