say LEVITATE.
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-opened now, but
with this closer place I think I'll avoid the longer trip. (Plus, I
think the Oyster Card I got is limited to zones 1 2... I'd have to put
more into it to go to zone 4.)
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hadn't thought about it until you suggested it.
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appreciated...
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help!
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headlines with links to some site called snsanalytics.com,
which appears to be a link-farm.
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instances it creates are truly independent of each
other or not.
So, is this something anyone else here has dealt with? Are there modules
I just haven't stumbled upon yet, that would do this for me? Any help
greatly appreciated, as always.
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have to get it installed site-wide at work, a process that
can take weeks, if not months... (and no smart remarks about local::lib,
cpanm, etc... this is a large corporate environment with its own rules
and ways of doing things, unfortunately.)
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an
acronym for Perl Hypertext Pages. But people deny that, so I can't be
sure.
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to
write about AutoLoader/AutoSplit after I'd done some work fleshing out
the docs for the core, and that directly led into writing more, and
eventually becoming a CPAN contributor, book author, etc.
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I'm back in my office I might look it
over and see if I can relate a few helpful hints.
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= $ppi_html-html($document);
And you can decide for yourself if you need line numbers or not...
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, it will be brittle,
as you say, because a subtle change in Moose internals could change the
number of stack frames either in delegation or in the application of
around-code. But that is the first thing I would try, at least.
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in main from within a module. Generally,
having to refer to a different namespace at all breaks encapsulation, so it
should only be done if absolutely necessary.
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, rather the problem is
over-abundance of it. And much of what I find on Google is years old, and the
problems I'm vaguely remembering seemed more recent than that...
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the antenna connection and now he happily uses it.)
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string since that would invoke an extra bash process.)
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::Twitter::Lite supports
OAuth just fine, so you should be able to register the application with only a
little extra effort.
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been covered here or
in other messages in this thread.)
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, and we get such
functionality for free while Java et al struggle with their after-the-fact
regexp libraries.
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This will localise any changes to @INC/%INC on the way into the block
and restore
them on the way out.
Ooh, that's nice. I think I'll attack it from that angle. Should be on GitHub
in a day or three...
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David H. Adler wrote:
On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 01:56:07PM +0100, L?on Brocard wrote:
I think the time has come for a new London.pm tshirt, this time for
Gallifrey.pm:
http://astray.spreadshirt.net/en/GB/Shop/Article/Index/article/Gallifreypm-9530899
Sadly, the United States seems not to be
I might be using the wrong tech-terminology here, so bear with me...
What I'm looking for is a best-of-breed sort of CPAN solution for a job-queue
processor in which the jobs are run based on time. Not quite cron, mind you,
but not too different from that. In essence:
1. Init job queue
2.
Work is good, and so are new experiences
I'm going to experience the Circle Line at rush hour for the first time.
Is that good?
It certainly qualifies as an experience...*
Hmmm... in the sense, Experience is what you get, when you don't get what you
want.
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Andy Wardley wrote:
I disagree. In fact, I think you may have fallen into the MVC Silver
Bullet[*] trap.
Izzat the one what has to do with not getting into a land war in Asia or a
battle of wits with a Sicilian[*]?
Randy
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at assignment
time from the existing values of a and b.
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On 2003.08.14 05:39 Ali Young wrote:
On Thu, 14 Aug 2003, Michael Stevens wrote:
What are people doing outside Perl/IT these days? Have you got
a job outside IT because there's no IT work? Or are you learning
something outside IT / planning to do something like this?
My usual answer for that
Will beer be drunk?
Isn't that a bit like asking, Will Perl be discussed?
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Randy, off to the airport in a few hours...
And still sitting in the airport long after I should have left. Thank goodness
for (relatively) cheap WiFi hotspots...
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protype new projects. Work is original and challenging. Only programmers
with the highest apptitude need apply.
There's something wrong here... :-/
And they say I'm cynical.
But if he had noticed then he might have applied...
And, in my case, they gave up *saying* it years ago.
You're
Among them the whirl as you realise that rm -rf
shouldn't be taking this long...
Ah, that time-stopping, stomach-dropping, splicter-clenching moment :-)
Right up there with the dual realization that not only did you just type
kill 1 instead of kill %1, but that you're root,
Right up there with the dual realization that not only did you just type
kill 1 instead of kill %1, but that you're root, as well.
What, you're running on physical hardware? D'oh :-)
I'm quite rapidly becoming a fan of User Mode Linux especially now that
the Separate Kernel Address Space patch
the
package name. Check out perlref and perldoc -f ref.
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a trickier, shorter golf solution, but I was never into
obfuscated code writing...
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include London. And
I'm still quite relieved at not having to write any code to generate travel
directions around any part of London.)
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-name(LanguageCode = 'en'),
SOAP::Data-name(SportID = 1));
(Do I get to shill my web services book? :-)
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goodness ... so it looks like the DVD drive fitted to your multi-thousand
pound laptop is of better quality than the one in the mass-market, cost cut
to the bone, 200 quid PS2 how very odd :)
I don't know to what extent Sony has ever marketed their PS/2 as being a
suitable DVD player, but
On 2002.11.19 15:23 Chris Devers wrote:
On Thu, 14 Nov 2002, Lusercop wrote:
You're not turning on strict at all
Interesting.
% cat foo
#! /usr/bin/perl
use strict qw($x);
use warnings;
$notx = 1;
print $notx \n;
% ./foo
1
%
The strict pragma
I've made it to London intact (now feeding my -mail fix in a net.cafe on London
St. near Paddington tube station). Looking forward to tomorrow evening!
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On 2002.11.01 06:39 Alex McLintock wrote:
Programming Perl in the .NET Environment PRENTICE-HALL
Now Why anyone would want to use .NET is beyond me, but maybe someone would
like to review it?
For the foreseeable future, .NET is an unfortunate reality of developing web
services. You may
On 2002.11.01 12:29 Paul Makepeace wrote:
For the foreseeable future, .NET is an unfortunate reality of developing
web services. You may choose to develop your service a cleaner, more
more standards-friendly fashion,
In what way is .NET standards-unfriendly? The way the components
On 2002.10.30 08:14 Randal L. Schwartz wrote:
It looked a bit ugly, but LISP *can be* ugly.
This is true. Lisp is one of the few languages with an actual entitlement to
ugliness.
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On Tue, Oct 29, 2002 at 10:21:47PM +, Marty Pauley wrote:
On Tue Oct 29 20:33:39 2002, Greg McCarroll wrote:
Ah, so you will be bringing a solid stick with you then to deal with
the dreaded Gapps on the underground and perhaps during the evening
you meet London.pm you can use your
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