[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My final thought: can't someone just clone Dave (Cross) for the new leader?
We did but Dave(2) isn't out of nappies yet.
aef
Mmm, Web Site Management with Perl (or something similar) is mine.
I did start writing a review, but the book wasn't really about
what I thought it'd be about based on the title, so ELACKOFMOTIVATION.
My current plan _is_ to write a full review within the next month
or two, but if anyone really
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good DBH: 1
Evil DBH: 1
--
Shouldn't the second one print 0, for timeout? (See
Random idea: are you using Apache::DBI? If so you may be getting the same
dbh in both cases due to caching.
aef
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Emergency pubmeet tomorrow to check out yet another potential social
venue. Our glorious leader wants one for July. So we are going to
the Princess Louise on High Holborn from 5:30pm on Tuesday 11 June.
Bah, I wanted to send this earlier, but couldn't. demon--
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On Wed, Jun 05, 2002 at 12:08:36PM +0100, Andy Wardley wrote:
This is related to the Inner (Skiing|Tennis|pick-your-sport) techniques:
distract the consious (self-critical, nagging, pessimistic, ...) part
into worrying about else (e.g. looking/sounding stupid)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
is this thing on?
/me waits for thr 47 replies saying No!.
aef
(Repost because first one sent from wrong address).
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I thought the slavering hordes of london.pm might like to have a look at this,
despite the fact claiming your prize may be slightly tricky.
Damn, now you've increased my competition! :)
aef
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One idea might be to do a very slow ``pub crawl'' along the river,
during the summer months that way everybody is happy at least one of
the months. The Anchor fans get to mourn what has become of their once
beloved pub (I still havent been), the youngs fans get to
Ok, short notice, but:
Having seen the documentary series, I've decided I want
to visit the Tower of London at some point; is anyone
interested in having a wander around this weekend (either
tomorrow or Sunday)?
The plan would be to meet at noon, stroll around and
look at stuff for a few
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ignoring the grumpiness aspect, he does have some good advice in as
I've replied off-line rather than bickering about it here.
much as uk.finance is very good for this sort of question. I
occasionally read it at the minute for mortgage reasons and its proved
very
Ok, I'm looking for a credit card with a 0% rate
on balance transfers for n months for some n = 6.
Being able to manage it over the web would be very
good too. I already have an Egg card, so aside from
that, any recommendations?
(Hopefully a sensible From: name on this one...)
aef
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What happens if there are 2+ `storms' (or storm centres or whatever you
want to call them). If they are nice and far apart, e.g. 5+ miles, you
can be confident that the readings won't get too badly munged as sound
starts to fade about that distance. However can
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One possibility would be, instead of trying to computationally
derive the location of each storm, to simply draw circles on
the map centered at the position of each observer and of the
range indicated by the flash/bang difference. The viewer
These circles could
, but this is a programming
list, not a cognitive science one.
You could also allow people to specifiy an approximate
bearing to the flash and mark that as a line or arc, too.
I mean, I can't be the only one in lpm who usually carries
a compass. Ok, I suppose I can.
This could later be combined
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
GPStoys++ (mine's got a proper static compass) but it only helps if your
Ah, I carry a separate compass (don't carry my GPSR most
of the time). More redundancy, flexibility, don't have to
replace both if one breaks.
office window is pointing in the right direction
another angle. Dead handy for my weekend activities.
Oo-err :)
If I cared that much, I'd have a horizon watcher on the roof...
Well, when the cost comes down we'll have to have a lpm satellite...
aef
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm wondering if anyone has done this before: some way or API for a
non-Apache process to find out about a server's configuration. For
example, all the virtual hosts being served, the ServerAdmin for a
particular served site, etc.
Never done this, but is the -S
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