These are the factoids for <libera.chat:#esolangs>.

factoid_id subject copula predicate history from namespace
2 dont ask is Don't ask to ask; simply ask your question revisions <*:##NULL>
3 don't ask is Don't ask to ask; simply ask your question revisions <*:##NULL>
4 cya is bye! revisions <*:##NULL>
5 bart is http://www.redcoat.net/pics/answer.gif revisions <*:##NULL>
6 bye is cya! revisions <*:##NULL>
8 cookie is Thank you! revisions <*:##NULL>
9 feelings is bots dont have feelings, dork revisions <*:##NULL>
10 friedo is <friedo> yo mama such a slut, she has over 1000 child classes revisions <*:##NULL>
11 goodbye is You were incredible. Love me soon revisions <*:##NULL>
12 sorthash is sort a hash by its values: my @keys = sort { $hash{$a} <=> $hash{$b} } keys %hash; revisions <*:##NULL>
13 idw is "It doesn't work" or any relatives is very vague and totally useless information. When reporting a problem let people know what is the expected result and what is the result you are actually getting revisions <*:##NULL>
14 ipv6howto is The Linux IPv6 HOWTO is at http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Linux+IPv6-HOWTO/ revisions <*:##NULL>
15 ipv6rdns is BIND8+ tool for building an IPv6 zone file: http://tools.fpsn.net/ipv6-inaddr/ revisions <*:##NULL>
16 kiss is *kiss* revisions <*:##NULL>
17 mason is http://www.masonbook.com/book/ revisions <*:##NULL>
18 max is sub max { return (sort { $b <=> $a } @_)[0] } # works on numbers, use cmp instead of <=> for characters/words revisions <*:##NULL>
19 merci is de rien ;) revisions <*:##NULL>
21 modperl is Check out mod_perl at perl.apache.org revisions <*:##NULL>
24 nopasting is Paste your code here: http://www.nomorepasting.com revisions <*:##NULL>
25 noses is (-: wasting bandwidth through noses since 2002 :-) revisions <*:##NULL>
26 ouah is ho le maichan trolleur revisions <*:##NULL>
27 pebkac is problem exists between keyboard and chair revisions <*:##NULL>
28 precedence is http://perl.plover.com/FAQs/Precedence.html revisions <*:##NULL>
29 questions is How To Ask Questions The Smart Way - http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html revisions <*:##NULL>
31 round is try perldoc -q round, or use sprintf, or sub round { my $num = $_[0]; $num = int($num + .5); return $num } revisions <*:##NULL>
33 slice is my @oses = qw/freebsd openbsd netbsd linux/; my @favorites = @oses[0..2]; # saves freebsd, openbsd, and netbsd to @favorites revisions <*:##NULL>
34 stfw is rtfm has a younger cousin named stfw. If you are reading this, surely someone thinks you should Search the Fucking Web before asking any more questions revisions <*:##NULL>
35 unf is ME ROVE YOU RONG TIME revisions <*:##NULL>
36 tr is The transliteration operator. Same as y///. See 'perldoc perlop' for more info revisions <*:##NULL>
41 litebot is a version of tybalt's minibot running against SQLite revisions <*:##NULL>
42 coping is Coping with Scoping - http://perl.plover.com/FAQs/Namespaces.html revisions <*:##NULL>
45 netbsd is NetBSD > * revisions <*:##NULL>
46 it doesnt work is "It doesn't work" or any relatives is very vague and totally useless information. When reporting a problem let people know what is the expected result and what is the result you are actually getting revisions <*:##NULL>
47 it wont work is "It doesn't work" or any relatives is very vague and totally useless information. When reporting a problem let people know what is the expected result and what is the result you are actually getting revisions <*:##NULL>
48 it won't work is "It doesn't work" or any relatives is very vague and totally useless information. When reporting a problem let people know what is the expected result and what is the result you are actually getting revisions <*:##NULL>
50 sdl perl is http://sdlperl.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
51 perl sdl is http://sdlperl.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
52 bqs is Bot Query Syndrome - if you're reading this, stop talking to the bot, talk to real people instead. revisions <*:##NULL>
54 djay is non chuis à Paris pour la semaine revisions <*:##NULL>
55 fullop is aaaaaaaaaa naaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan pa fullop !!!!!!! revisions <*:##NULL>
57 filelock is perl file locks are analogous to green traffic lights: If you have a green light, that does not prevent the idiot coming the other way from plowing into you sideways; it merely guarantees to you that the idiot does not also have a green light at the same time. revisions <*:##NULL>
58 file lock is perl file locks are analogous to green traffic lights: If you have a green light, that does not prevent the idiot coming the other way from plowing into you sideways; it merely guarantees to you that the idiot does not also have a green light at the same time. revisions <*:##NULL>
59 headh is < headh> I do only what I have to to get my work done, I dont have time for researching althoug I want to revisions <*:##NULL>
61 hoovooloo is a hyperintelligent shade of the color blue revisions <*:##NULL>
64 ipv6 howto is The Linux IPv6 HOWTO is at http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Linux+IPv6-HOWTO/ revisions <*:##NULL>
65 ipv6 rdns is BIND8+ tool for building an IPv6 zone file: http://tools.fpsn.net/ipv6-inaddr/ revisions <*:##NULL>
66 jargon is http://catb.org/esr/jargon/ revisions <*:##NULL>
67 korea is the land of beautiful women (see sex) revisions <*:##NULL>
68 learn perl is http://learn.perl.org/library/beginning_perl/ revisions <*:##NULL>
70 mrfe is Man Responsible For Everything revisions <*:##NULL>
71 namespace is http://perl.plover.com/FAQs/Namespaces.html revisions <*:##NULL>
80 perlall is see: RTFM revisions <*:##NULL>
90 perlclib is Internal replacements for stand revisions <*:##NULL>
106 perlform is Perl form revisions <*:##NULL>
139 perlport is Writing portable Perl - http://perldoc.perl.org/perl5 revisions <*:##NULL>
151 poolp is poolp is a lamer! revisions <*:##NULL>
152 porn is http://www.asciipr0n.com revisions <*:##NULL>
154 reip is japhy's excellet regular expressions guide: http://japhy.perlmonk.org/book/ revisions <*:##NULL>
157 sheyala is ERROR - undefined revisions <*:##NULL>
158 newline is \n revisions <*:##NULL>
159 perl jobs is http://jobs.perl.org revisions <*:##NULL>
163 perlreref is Regexp Quick Reference - http://dellah.org/pod/perlreref.html revisions <*:##NULL>
172 perltut is Tutorials and books: http://www.comp.leeds.ac.uk/Perl/start.html - http://library.psyon.org/programming/perl/win32perltut.html (for all platforms) - http://books.perl.org/onlinebooks revisions <*:##NULL>
174 pbml is Perl Basics Mailing List - http://oakland.pm.org/mailinglists/pbml_faq.html revisions <*:##NULL>
175 .ae is .ae is United Arab Emirates revisions <*:##NULL>
176 .af is .af is Afghanistan revisions <*:##NULL>
177 .ag is .ag is Antigua and Barbuda revisions <*:##NULL>
178 .ai is .ai is Anguilla revisions <*:##NULL>
179 .al is .al is Albania revisions <*:##NULL>
180 .am is .am is Armenia revisions <*:##NULL>
181 .an is .an is Netherlands Antilles revisions <*:##NULL>
182 .ao is .ao is Angola revisions <*:##NULL>
183 .aq is .aq is Antarctica revisions <*:##NULL>
184 .ar is .ar is Argentina revisions <*:##NULL>
185 .as is .as is American Samoa revisions <*:##NULL>
186 .at is .at is Austria revisions <*:##NULL>
187 .au is .au is Australia revisions <*:##NULL>
188 .aw is .aw is Aruba revisions <*:##NULL>
189 .az is .az is Azerbaijan revisions <*:##NULL>
190 .ba is .ba is Bosnia and Herzegovina revisions <*:##NULL>
191 .bb is .bb is Barbados revisions <*:##NULL>
192 .bd is .bd is Bangladesh revisions <*:##NULL>
194 .bf is .bf is Burkina Faso revisions <*:##NULL>
195 .bg is .bg is Bulgaria revisions <*:##NULL>
196 .bh is .bh is Bahrain revisions <*:##NULL>
197 .bi is .bi is Burundi revisions <*:##NULL>
198 .bj is .bj is Benin revisions <*:##NULL>
199 .bm is .bm is Bermuda revisions <*:##NULL>
200 .bn is .bn is Brunei Darussalam revisions <*:##NULL>
201 .bo is .bo is Bolivia revisions <*:##NULL>
202 .br is .br is Brazil revisions <*:##NULL>
203 .bs is .bs is Bahamas revisions <*:##NULL>
204 .bt is .bt is Bhutan revisions <*:##NULL>
205 .bv is .bv is Bouvet Island revisions <*:##NULL>
206 .bw is .bw is Botswana revisions <*:##NULL>
207 .by is .by is Belarus revisions <*:##NULL>
208 .bz is .bz is Belize revisions <*:##NULL>
209 .ca is .ca is Canada revisions <*:##NULL>
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211 .cf is .cf is Central African Republic revisions <*:##NULL>
212 .cg is .cg is Congo revisions <*:##NULL>
213 .ch is .ch is Switzerland revisions <*:##NULL>
214 .ci is .ci is Cote DIvoire (Ivory Coast) revisions <*:##NULL>
215 .ck is .ck is Cook Islands revisions <*:##NULL>
216 .cl is .cl is Chile revisions <*:##NULL>
217 .cm is .cm is Cameroon revisions <*:##NULL>
218 .cn is .cn is China revisions <*:##NULL>
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220 .cr is .cr is Costa Rica revisions <*:##NULL>
221 .cs is .cs is Czechoslovakia (Former) revisions <*:##NULL>
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223 .cv is .cv is Cape Verde revisions <*:##NULL>
224 .cx is .cx is Christmas Island revisions <*:##NULL>
225 .cy is .cy is Cyprus revisions <*:##NULL>
226 .cz is .cz is Czech Republic revisions <*:##NULL>
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228 .dj is .dj is Djibouti revisions <*:##NULL>
229 .dk is .dk is Denmark revisions <*:##NULL>
230 .dm is .dm is Dominica revisions <*:##NULL>
231 .dz is .dz is Algeria revisions <*:##NULL>
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235 .eh is .eh is Western Sahara revisions <*:##NULL>
236 .er is .er is Eritrea revisions <*:##NULL>
237 .es is .es is Spain revisions <*:##NULL>
238 .et is .et is Ethiopia revisions <*:##NULL>
239 .fi is .fi is Finland revisions <*:##NULL>
240 .fj is .fj is Fiji revisions <*:##NULL>
241 .fk is .fk is Falkland Islands (Malvinas) revisions <*:##NULL>
242 .fm is .fm is Micronesia revisions <*:##NULL>
243 .fo is .fo is Faroe Islands revisions <*:##NULL>
244 .fr is .fr is France revisions <*:##NULL>
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246 .ga is .ga is Gabon revisions <*:##NULL>
247 .gb is .gb is Great Britain (UK) revisions <*:##NULL>
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250 .gf is .gf is French Guiana revisions <*:##NULL>
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253 .gl is .gl is Greenland revisions <*:##NULL>
254 .gm is .gm is Gambia revisions <*:##NULL>
255 .gn is .gn is Guinea revisions <*:##NULL>
256 .gp is .gp is Guadeloupe revisions <*:##NULL>
257 .gq is .gq is Equatorial Guinea revisions <*:##NULL>
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264 .hk is .hk is Hong Kong revisions <*:##NULL>
265 .hm is .hm is Heard and McDonald Islands revisions <*:##NULL>
266 .hn is .hn is Honduras revisions <*:##NULL>
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268 .ht is .ht is Haiti revisions <*:##NULL>
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366 .sv is .sv is El Salvador revisions <*:##NULL>
367 .sy is .sy is Syria revisions <*:##NULL>
368 .sz is .sz is Swaziland revisions <*:##NULL>
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371 .td is .td is Chad revisions <*:##NULL>
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375 .sl is .sl is Sierra Leone revisions <*:##NULL>
376 .th is .th is Thailand revisions <*:##NULL>
377 .sm is .sm is San Marino revisions <*:##NULL>
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379 .sn is .sn is Senegal revisions <*:##NULL>
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381 .tm is .tm is Turkmenistan revisions <*:##NULL>
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383 .tn is .tn is Tunisia revisions <*:##NULL>
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385 .to is .to is Tonga revisions <*:##NULL>
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387 .tr is .tr is Turkey revisions <*:##NULL>
388 .um is .um is US Minor Outlying Islands revisions <*:##NULL>
389 .us is .us is United States revisions <*:##NULL>
390 .uy is .uy is Uruguay revisions <*:##NULL>
391 .uz is .uz is Uzbekistan revisions <*:##NULL>
392 .va is .va is Vatican City State (Holy See) revisions <*:##NULL>
393 .tt is .tt is Trinidad and Tobago revisions <*:##NULL>
394 .vc is .vc is Saint Vincent and the Grenadines revisions <*:##NULL>
395 .tv is .tv is Tuvalu revisions <*:##NULL>
396 .ve is .ve is Venezuela revisions <*:##NULL>
397 .tw is .tw is Taiwan revisions <*:##NULL>
398 .vg is .vg is Virgin Islands (British) revisions <*:##NULL>
399 .vi is .vi is Virgin Islands (US) revisions <*:##NULL>
400 .tz is .tz is Tanzania revisions <*:##NULL>
401 .vn is .vn is Viet Nam revisions <*:##NULL>
402 .ua is .ua is Ukraine revisions <*:##NULL>
403 .vu is .vu is Vanuatu revisions <*:##NULL>
404 .ug is .ug is Uganda revisions <*:##NULL>
405 .wf is .wf is Wallis and Futuna Islands revisions <*:##NULL>
406 .uk is .uk is United Kingdom revisions <*:##NULL>
407 .ye is .ye is Yemen revisions <*:##NULL>
408 .yt is .yt is Mayotte revisions <*:##NULL>
409 iirc is If I Remember Correctly revisions <*:##NULL>
410 afaik is As Far As I Know revisions <*:##NULL>
413 dnw is What do you mean it doesn't work? What happens when you try to run it? What's the output? What's the error message? Saying "it doesn't work" is a worthless comment revisions <*:##NULL>
414 perl help is Ask forth your question to the all-knowing #perl and we shall bestow upon you the answer of correctitude. revisions <*:##NULL>
415 infrequently asked questions is Infrequently Asked Questions About Perl - http://perl.plover.com/IAQ/ revisions <*:##NULL>
416 #modus is Sometimes you wanna go where everybody loves to fla-a-a-ame revisions <*:##NULL>
417 $$$ is unf revisions <*:##NULL>
418 padawan is Apprentice Jedi revisions <*:##NULL>
423 babel is http://babel.altavista.com revisions <*:##NULL>
424 sudo is Provides limited super user privileges to specific users revisions <*:##NULL>
425 gg is good game son, I own you revisions <*:##NULL>
426 smart questions is How To Ask Questions The Smart Way - http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html revisions <*:##NULL>
427 problem is "It doesn't work" or any relatives is very vague and totally useless information. When reporting a problem let people know what is the expected result and what is the result you are actually getting revisions <*:##NULL>
428 change inc is to change @INC (perldoc perlvar), recompile perl, or set the PERLLIB or PERL5LIB environment variable (perldoc perlrun), or use the -I option to perl (perldoc perlrun), or 'use lib' (perldoc lib) or fiddle with @INC (not recommended) revisions <*:##NULL>
429 rtfa is Read The Fucking Article, Cunt Face revisions <*:##NULL>
431 high is HIGH ON JEBUS revisions <*:##NULL>
432 dirty thieves is http://sourceforge.net/projects/perlbot/ revisions <*:##NULL>
433 jedi is Force wieldin' bad mutha fuckaz. Hand me my lightsabre f00 revisions <*:##NULL>
434 kohai is Junior learner revisions <*:##NULL>
435 sempai is Senior teacher revisions <*:##NULL>
436 baka is See JonR revisions <*:##NULL>
437 celebs is I KNOW NOT THESE PEOPLE! I AM INDY AS FUCK revisions <*:##NULL>
439 c'est la vie is that's the life revisions <*:##NULL>
441 right channel is Why are you asking that question here? Ask that question in the appropriate channel. While we are smart and might know the answer, this does not give you permission to ask off topic questions here revisions <*:##NULL>
442 wrong channel is Why are you asking that question here? Ask that question in the appropriate channel. While we are smart and might know the answer, this does not give you permission to ask off topic questions here revisions <*:##NULL>
443 try it is Did you try it? What did it do? What was the expected result? Always try out your code before asking "will this work?" or "what will this do?" revisions <*:##NULL>
444 datetime is The Perl DateTime Project - http://datetime.perl.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
446 fugly is fucking ugly revisions <*:##NULL>
447 stupid is there are no stupid questions, just stupid people revisions <*:##NULL>
448 donate is If you want to thank those who have helped you, send some money (even if just a couple of dollars) to the Perl Foundation - http://donate.perl-foundation.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
449 rule 1 is You must spell out all words and not use leet speak in #perl revisions <*:##NULL>
450 rule 2 is Please follow our motto of "Don't ask to ask, just ask" revisions <*:##NULL>
451 ssdd is same shit, different day revisions <*:##NULL>
453 lart is Luser Attitude Re-adjustment Tool revisions <*:##NULL>
454 spinner is perl -e'$|++; 1 while select("","","",.04), print "\b", qw(/ - \ |)[$i++%4]' revisions <*:##NULL>
455 user-cpan is http://www.dcc.fc.up.pt/~pbrandao/aulas/0203/AR/modules_inst_cpan.html revisions <*:##NULL>
456 usercpan is http://www.dcc.fc.up.pt/~pbrandao/aulas/0203/AR/modules_inst_cpan.html revisions <*:##NULL>
457 premade scripts is We aren't here to help you fix your crappy script you found online somewhere. #perl is for perl programmers who author code revisions <*:##NULL>
458 oogy is <oogy> i'm gayer than xtat revisions <*:##NULL>
460 go find it is Looking for a premade script or program? Go search the web! We're here to help perl programmers program perl. We aren't here to help you find scripts or fix the crappy script you downloaded. Sorry revisions <*:##NULL>
461 fwiw is For What It's Worth revisions <*:##NULL>
462 bitchx fix is type /set format_nick_comp $0: $1- and /set SEND_AWAY OFF and put this in ~/.bitchxrc revisions <*:##NULL>
463 no thanks is Don't thank me, donate to the perl foundation: http://donate.perl-foundation.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
464 assumptions is MJD #11901 You can't just make shit up and expect the computer to know what you mean, Retardo revisions <*:##NULL>
466 rss is rich site summary revisions <*:##NULL>
467 foaf is usenet-speak for friend of a friend revisions <*:##NULL>
468 go search is Looking for a premade script or program? Go search the web! We're here to help perl programmers program perl. We aren't here to help you find scripts or fix the crappy script you downloaded. Sorry revisions <*:##NULL>
469 meaning of life is 42 || Sex, drugs and rock-and-roll || Peace, pot, and microdots revisions <*:##NULL>
470 ddos is An explanation of how denial of service attacks work: http://zine.dal.net/previousissues/issue19/what-dos.php revisions <*:##NULL>
471 dos is An explanation of how denial of service attacks work: http://zine.dal.net/previousissues/issue19/what-dos.php revisions <*:##NULL>
472 no more pasting is Paste here: http://www.nomorepasting.com revisions <*:##NULL>
473 nomorepasting is Paste here: http://www.nomorepasting.com revisions <*:##NULL>
474 no pasting is Paste here: http://www.nomorepasting.com revisions <*:##NULL>
475 ideas is sorry, we're fresh out of ideas for today revisions <*:##NULL>
476 triped is Triped is an arrogant bastard who joins #perl, asks questions, and leaves without ever returning the favor. If you see him in the wild, feel free to not help him, as he hasn't ever helped anyone revisions <*:##NULL>
477 how to ask smart questions is How To Ask Questions The Smart Way - http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html revisions <*:##NULL>
478 hold hand is We're not here to hold your hand. Do we look like tutorials? The docs always know the answer revisions <*:##NULL>
479 arm yourself is PHOTON TORPEDOS READY CAPTAIN revisions <*:##NULL>
480 i love you is leave me alone revisions <*:##NULL>
482 perl prototypes is Prototypes in Perl: http://www.perl.com/language/misc/fmproto.html revisions <*:##NULL>
483 web techniques is Web Techniques by Merlyn (Randal L. Schwartz): http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/WebTechniques/ revisions <*:##NULL>
484 do you love me is of course i do elzar revisions <*:##NULL>
486 wanna love me is YOU CAN FUCK ME IN THE A**!!! revisions <*:##NULL>
487 hypothetical code <user> hi my code doesn't work <us> what is it <user> I'm doing X <us> That won't work <user> That's OK, my code is actually Y revisions <*:##NULL>
488 hypothetical code is <user> hi my code doesn't work <us> what is it <user> I'm doing X <us> That won't work <user> That's OK, my code is actually Y revisions <*:##NULL>
489 is stupid is hey, fuck you too buddy! revisions <*:##NULL>
490 psion is the super ruler of the ultramegaverse revisions <*:##NULL>
491 regex info is http://regular-expressions.info/ revisions <*:##NULL>
492 dilbert is www.dilbert.com revisions <*:##NULL>
493 root is Don't use IRC as root! Log out now! Come back as a user. revisions <*:##NULL>
494 root also is The Alpha, the Omega, and all the silly characters in between and on the other sides. It's the allpowerful user in a UNIX-like system.. LOG OUT NOW. YOU ARE INSECURE. Come back as a user. revisions <*:##NULL>
495 xtat is <xtat> you know i do have alot of homosexual tendencies revisions <*:##NULL>
496 todd is <xtat> you know i do have alot of homosexual tendencies revisions <*:##NULL>
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569 port 83 is port 83: mit-ml-dev - MIT ML Device revisions <*:##NULL>
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580 port 94 is port 94: objcall - Tivoli Object Dispatcher revisions <*:##NULL>
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627 port 140 is port 140: emfis-data - EMFIS Data Service revisions <*:##NULL>
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762 port 314 is port 314: opalis-robot - Opalis Robot revisions <*:##NULL>
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843 port 414 is port 414: infoseek - InfoSeek revisions <*:##NULL>
844 port 415 is port 415: bnet - BNet revisions <*:##NULL>
845 port 416 is port 416: silverplatter - Silverplatter revisions <*:##NULL>
846 port 417 is port 417: onmux - Onmux revisions <*:##NULL>
847 port 418 is port 418: hyper-g - Hyper-G revisions <*:##NULL>
848 port 419 is port 419: ariel1 - Ariel revisions <*:##NULL>
849 port 420 is port 420: smpte - SMPTE revisions <*:##NULL>
850 port 421 is port 421: ariel2 - Ariel revisions <*:##NULL>
851 port 422 is port 422: ariel3 - Ariel revisions <*:##NULL>
852 port 423 is port 423: opc-job-start - IBM Operations Planning and Control Start revisions <*:##NULL>
853 port 424 is port 424: opc-job-track - IBM Operations Planning and Control Track revisions <*:##NULL>
854 port 425 is port 425: icad-el - ICAD revisions <*:##NULL>
855 port 426 is port 426: smartsdp - smartsdp revisions <*:##NULL>
856 port 427 is port 427: svrloc - Server Location revisions <*:##NULL>
857 port 428 is port 428: ocs_cmu - OCS_CMU revisions <*:##NULL>
858 port 429 is port 429: ocs_amu - OCS_AMU revisions <*:##NULL>
859 port 430 is port 430: utmpsd - UTMPSD revisions <*:##NULL>
860 port 431 is port 431: utmpcd - UTMPCD revisions <*:##NULL>
861 port 432 is port 432: iasd - IASD revisions <*:##NULL>
862 port 433 is port 433: nnsp - NNSP revisions <*:##NULL>
863 port 434 is port 434: mobileip-agent - MobileIP-Agent revisions <*:##NULL>
864 port 435 is port 435: mobilip-mn - MobilIP-MN revisions <*:##NULL>
865 port 436 is port 436: dna-cml - DNA-CML revisions <*:##NULL>
866 port 437 is port 437: comscm - comscm revisions <*:##NULL>
867 port 438 is port 438: dsfgw - dsfgw revisions <*:##NULL>
868 port 439 is port 439: dasp - dasp revisions <*:##NULL>
869 port 440 is port 440: sgcp - sgcp revisions <*:##NULL>
870 port 441 is port 441: decvms-sysmgt - decvms-sysmgt revisions <*:##NULL>
871 port 442 is port 442: cvc_hostd - cvc_hostd revisions <*:##NULL>
872 port 443 is port 443: https - http protocol over TLS/SSL revisions <*:##NULL>
873 port 444 is port 444: snpp - Simple Network Paging Protocol [RFC1568] revisions <*:##NULL>
874 port 445 is port 445: microsoft-ds - Microsoft-DS revisions <*:##NULL>
875 port 446 is port 446: ddm-rdb - DDM-RDB revisions <*:##NULL>
876 port 447 is port 447: ddm-dfm - DDM-RFM revisions <*:##NULL>
877 port 448 is port 448: ddm-ssl - DDM-SSL revisions <*:##NULL>
878 port 449 is port 449: as-servermap - AS Server Mapper revisions <*:##NULL>
879 port 450 is port 450: tserver - TServer revisions <*:##NULL>
880 port 451 is port 451: sfs-smp-net - Cray Network Semaphore server revisions <*:##NULL>
881 port 452 is port 452: sfs-config - Cray SFS config server revisions <*:##NULL>
882 port 453 is port 453: creativeserver - CreativeServer revisions <*:##NULL>
883 port 454 is port 454: contentserver - ContentServer revisions <*:##NULL>
884 port 455 is port 455: creativepartnr - CreativePartnr revisions <*:##NULL>
885 port 456 is port 456: macon-tcp - macon-tcp revisions <*:##NULL>
886 port 457 is port 457: scohelp - scohelp revisions <*:##NULL>
887 port 458 is port 458: appleqtc - apple quick time revisions <*:##NULL>
888 port 459 is port 459: ampr-rcmd - ampr-rcmd revisions <*:##NULL>
889 port 460 is port 460: skronk - skronk revisions <*:##NULL>
890 port 461 is port 461: datasurfsrv - DataRampSrv revisions <*:##NULL>
891 port 462 is port 462: datasurfsrvsec - DataRampSrvSec revisions <*:##NULL>
892 port 463 is port 463: alpes - alpes revisions <*:##NULL>
893 port 464 is port 464: kpasswd - kpasswd revisions <*:##NULL>
894 port 466 is port 466: digital-vrc - digital-vrc revisions <*:##NULL>
895 port 467 is port 467: mylex-mapd - mylex-mapd revisions <*:##NULL>
896 port 468 is port 468: photuris - proturis revisions <*:##NULL>
897 port 469 is port 469: rcp - Radio Control Protocol revisions <*:##NULL>
898 port 470 is port 470: scx-proxy - scx-proxy revisions <*:##NULL>
899 port 471 is port 471: mondex - Mondex revisions <*:##NULL>
900 port 472 is port 472: ljk-login - ljk-login revisions <*:##NULL>
901 port 473 is port 473: hybrid-pop - hybrid-pop revisions <*:##NULL>
902 port 474 is port 474: tn-tl-w1 - tn-tl-w1 revisions <*:##NULL>
903 port 475 is port 475: tcpnethaspsrv - tcpnethaspsrv revisions <*:##NULL>
904 port 476 is port 476: tn-tl-fd1 - tn-tl-fd1 revisions <*:##NULL>
905 port 477 is port 477: ss7ns - ss7ns revisions <*:##NULL>
906 port 478 is port 478: spsc - spsc revisions <*:##NULL>
907 port 479 is port 479: iafserver - iafserver revisions <*:##NULL>
908 port 480 is port 480: iafdbase - iafdbase revisions <*:##NULL>
909 port 481 is port 481: ph - Ph service revisions <*:##NULL>
910 port 482 is port 482: bgs-nsi - bgs-nsi revisions <*:##NULL>
911 port 483 is port 483: ulpnet - ulpnet revisions <*:##NULL>
912 port 484 is port 484: integra-sme - Integra Software Management Environment revisions <*:##NULL>
913 port 485 is port 485: powerburst - Air Soft Power Burst revisions <*:##NULL>
914 port 486 is port 486: avian - avian revisions <*:##NULL>
915 port 487 is port 487: saft - saft Simple Asynchronous File Transfer revisions <*:##NULL>
916 port 488 is port 488: gss-http - gss-http revisions <*:##NULL>
917 port 489 is port 489: nest-protocol - nest-protocol revisions <*:##NULL>
918 port 490 is port 490: micom-pfs - micom-pfs revisions <*:##NULL>
919 port 491 is port 491: go-login - go-login revisions <*:##NULL>
920 port 492 is port 492: ticf-1 - Transport Independent Convergence for FNA revisions <*:##NULL>
921 port 493 is port 493: ticf-2 - Transport Independent Convergence for FNA revisions <*:##NULL>
922 port 494 is port 494: pov-ray - POV-Ray revisions <*:##NULL>
923 port 495 is port 495: intecourier - intecourier revisions <*:##NULL>
924 port 496 is port 496: pim-rp-disc - PIM-RP-DISC revisions <*:##NULL>
925 port 497 is port 497: dantz - dantz revisions <*:##NULL>
926 port 498 is port 498: siam - siam revisions <*:##NULL>
927 port 499 is port 499: iso-ill - ISO ILL Protocol revisions <*:##NULL>
928 port 500 is port 500: isakmp - isakmp revisions <*:##NULL>
929 port 501 is port 501: stmf - STMF revisions <*:##NULL>
930 port 502 is port 502: asa-appl-proto - asa-appl-proto revisions <*:##NULL>
931 port 503 is port 503: intrinsa - Intrinsa revisions <*:##NULL>
932 port 504 is port 504: citadel - citadel revisions <*:##NULL>
933 port 505 is port 505: mailbox-lm - mailbox-lm revisions <*:##NULL>
934 port 506 is port 506: ohimsrv - ohimsrv revisions <*:##NULL>
935 port 507 is port 507: crs - crs revisions <*:##NULL>
936 port 508 is port 508: xvttp - xvttp revisions <*:##NULL>
937 port 509 is port 509: snare - snare revisions <*:##NULL>
938 port 510 is port 510: fcp - FirstClass Protocol revisions <*:##NULL>
939 port 511 is port 511: passgo - PassGo revisions <*:##NULL>
940 port 512 is port 512: exec - remote process execution authentication performed using passwords and UNIX loppgin names revisions <*:##NULL>
941 port 513 is port 513: login - remote login a la telnet; automatic authentication performed based on priviledged port numbers and distributed data bases which identify "authentication domains" revisions <*:##NULL>
942 port 514 is port 514: shell - cmd like exec, but automatic authentication is performed as for login server revisions <*:##NULL>
943 port 515 is port 515: printer - spooler revisions <*:##NULL>
944 port 516 is port 516: videotex - videotex revisions <*:##NULL>
945 port 517 is port 517: talk - like tenex link, but across machine - unfortunately, doesn't use link protocol (this is actually just a rendezvous port from which a tcp connection is established) revisions <*:##NULL>
946 port 518 is port 518: ntalk - ntalk revisions <*:##NULL>
947 port 519 is port 519: utime - unixtime revisions <*:##NULL>
948 port 520 is port 520: efs - extended file name server revisions <*:##NULL>
949 port 521 is port 521: ripng - ripng revisions <*:##NULL>
950 port 522 is port 522: ulp - ULP revisions <*:##NULL>
951 port 523 is port 523: ibm-db2 - IBM-DB2 revisions <*:##NULL>
952 port 524 is port 524: ncp - NCP revisions <*:##NULL>
953 port 525 is port 525: timed - timeserver revisions <*:##NULL>
954 port 526 is port 526: tempo - newdate revisions <*:##NULL>
955 port 527 is port 527: stx - Stock IXChange revisions <*:##NULL>
956 port 528 is port 528: custix - Customer IXChange revisions <*:##NULL>
957 port 529 is port 529: irc-serv - IRC-SERV revisions <*:##NULL>
958 port 530 is port 530: courier - rpc revisions <*:##NULL>
959 port 531 is port 531: conference - chat revisions <*:##NULL>
960 port 532 is port 532: netnews - readnews revisions <*:##NULL>
961 port 533 is port 533: netwall - for emergency broadcasts revisions <*:##NULL>
962 port 534 is port 534: mm-admin - MegaMedia Admin revisions <*:##NULL>
963 port 535 is port 535: iiop - iiop revisions <*:##NULL>
964 port 536 is port 536: opalis-rdv - opalis-rdv revisions <*:##NULL>
965 port 537 is port 537: nmsp - Networked Media Streaming Protocol revisions <*:##NULL>
966 port 538 is port 538: gdomap - gdomap revisions <*:##NULL>
967 port 539 is port 539: apertus-ldp - Apertus Technologies Load Determination revisions <*:##NULL>
968 port 540 is port 540: uucp - uucpd revisions <*:##NULL>
969 port 541 is port 541: uucp-rlogin - uucp-rlogin revisions <*:##NULL>
970 port 542 is port 542: commerce - commerce revisions <*:##NULL>
971 port 543 is port 543: klogin - klogin revisions <*:##NULL>
972 port 544 is port 544: kshell - krcmd revisions <*:##NULL>
973 port 545 is port 545: appleqtcsrvr - appleqtcsrvr revisions <*:##NULL>
974 port 546 is port 546: dhcpv6-client - DHCPv6 Client revisions <*:##NULL>
975 port 547 is port 547: dhcpv6-server - DHCPv6 Server revisions <*:##NULL>
976 port 548 is port 548: afpovertcp - AFP over TCP revisions <*:##NULL>
977 port 549 is port 549: idfp - IDFP revisions <*:##NULL>
978 port 550 is port 550: new-rwho - new-who revisions <*:##NULL>
979 port 551 is port 551: cybercash - cybercash revisions <*:##NULL>
980 port 552 is port 552: deviceshare - deviceshare revisions <*:##NULL>
981 port 553 is port 553: pirp - pirp revisions <*:##NULL>
982 port 554 is port 554: rtsp - Real Time Stream Control Protocol revisions <*:##NULL>
983 port 555 is port 555: dsf - dsf (or Stealth Spy TROJAN) revisions <*:##NULL>
984 port 556 is port 556: remotefs - rfs server revisions <*:##NULL>
985 port 557 is port 557: openvms-sysipc - openvms-sysipc revisions <*:##NULL>
986 port 558 is port 558: sdnskmp - SDNSKMP revisions <*:##NULL>
987 port 559 is port 559: teedtap - TEEDTAP revisions <*:##NULL>
988 port 560 is port 560: rmonitor - rmonitord revisions <*:##NULL>
989 port 561 is port 561: monitor - monitor revisions <*:##NULL>
990 port 562 is port 562: chshell - chcmd revisions <*:##NULL>
991 port 563 is port 563: nntps - nntp protocol over TLS/SSL (was snntp) revisions <*:##NULL>
992 port 564 is port 564: 9pfs - plan 9 file service revisions <*:##NULL>
993 port 565 is port 565: whoami - whoami revisions <*:##NULL>
994 port 566 is port 566: streettalk - streettalk revisions <*:##NULL>
995 port 567 is port 567: banyan-rpc - banyan-rpc revisions <*:##NULL>
996 port 568 is port 568: ms-shuttle - microsoft shuttle revisions <*:##NULL>
997 port 569 is port 569: ms-rome - microsoft rome revisions <*:##NULL>
998 port 570 is port 570: meter - demon revisions <*:##NULL>
999 port 571 is port 571: meter - udemon revisions <*:##NULL>
1000 port 572 is port 572: sonar - sonar revisions <*:##NULL>
1001 port 573 is port 573: banyan-vip - banyan-vip revisions <*:##NULL>
1002 port 574 is port 574: ftp-agent - FTP Software Agent System revisions <*:##NULL>
1003 port 575 is port 575: vemmi - VEMMI revisions <*:##NULL>
1004 port 576 is port 576: ipcd - ipcd revisions <*:##NULL>
1005 port 577 is port 577: vnas - vnas revisions <*:##NULL>
1006 port 578 is port 578: ipdd - ipdd revisions <*:##NULL>
1007 port 579 is port 579: decbsrv - decbsrv revisions <*:##NULL>
1008 port 580 is port 580: sntp-heartbeat - SNTP HEARTBEAT revisions <*:##NULL>
1009 port 581 is port 581: bdp - Bundle Discovery Protocol revisions <*:##NULL>
1010 port 582 is port 582: scc-security - SCC Security revisions <*:##NULL>
1011 port 583 is port 583: philips-vc - Philips Video-Conferencing revisions <*:##NULL>
1012 port 584 is port 584: keyserver - Key Server revisions <*:##NULL>
1013 port 585 is port 585: imap4-ssl - IMAP4+SSL (use 993 instead) revisions <*:##NULL>
1014 port 586 is port 586: password-chg - Password Change revisions <*:##NULL>
1015 port 588 is port 588: cal - CAL revisions <*:##NULL>
1016 port 589 is port 589: eyelink - EyeLink revisions <*:##NULL>
1017 port 590 is port 590: tns-cml - TNS CML revisions <*:##NULL>
1018 port 591 is port 591: http-alt - FileMaker, Inc. - HTTP Alternate (see Port 80) revisions <*:##NULL>
1019 port 592 is port 592: eudora-set - Eudora Set revisions <*:##NULL>
1020 port 593 is port 593: http-rpc-epmap - HTTP RPC Ep Map revisions <*:##NULL>
1021 port 594 is port 594: tpip - TPIP revisions <*:##NULL>
1022 port 595 is port 595: cab-protocol - CAB Protocol revisions <*:##NULL>
1023 port 596 is port 596: smsd - SMSD revisions <*:##NULL>
1024 port 597 is port 597: ptcnameservice - PTC Name Service revisions <*:##NULL>
1025 port 598 is port 598: sco-websrvrmg3 - SCO Web Server Manager 3 revisions <*:##NULL>
1026 port 599 is port 599: acp - Aeolon Core Protocol revisions <*:##NULL>
1027 port 600 is port 600: ipcserver - Sun IPC server revisions <*:##NULL>
1028 port 606 is port 606: urm - Cray Unified Resource Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
1029 port 607 is port 607: nqs - nqs revisions <*:##NULL>
1030 port 608 is port 608: sift-uft - Sender-Initiated/Unsolicited File Transfer revisions <*:##NULL>
1031 port 609 is port 609: npmp-trap - npmp-trap revisions <*:##NULL>
1032 port 610 is port 610: npmp-local - npmp-local revisions <*:##NULL>
1033 port 611 is port 611: npmp-gui - npmp-gui revisions <*:##NULL>
1034 port 612 is port 612: hmmp-ind - HMMP Indication revisions <*:##NULL>
1035 port 613 is port 613: hmmp-op - HMMP Operation revisions <*:##NULL>
1036 port 614 is port 614: sshell - SSLshell revisions <*:##NULL>
1037 port 615 is port 615: sco-inetmgr - Internet Configuration Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
1038 port 616 is port 616: sco-sysmgr - SCO System Administration Server revisions <*:##NULL>
1039 port 617 is port 617: sco-dtmgr - SCO Desktop Administration Server revisions <*:##NULL>
1040 port 618 is port 618: dei-icda - DEI-ICDA revisions <*:##NULL>
1041 port 619 is port 619: digital-evm - Digital EVM revisions <*:##NULL>
1042 port 620 is port 620: sco-websrvrmgr - SCO WebServer Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
1043 port 621 is port 621: escp-ip - ESCP revisions <*:##NULL>
1044 port 622 is port 622: collaborator - Collaborator revisions <*:##NULL>
1045 port 623 is port 623: aux_bus_shunt - Aux Bus Shunt revisions <*:##NULL>
1046 port 624 is port 624: cryptoadmin - Crypto Admin revisions <*:##NULL>
1047 port 625 is port 625: dec_dlm - DEC DLM revisions <*:##NULL>
1048 port 626 is port 626: asia - ASIA revisions <*:##NULL>
1049 port 627 is port 627: passgo-tivoli - PassGo Tivoli revisions <*:##NULL>
1050 port 628 is port 628: qmqp - QMQP revisions <*:##NULL>
1051 port 629 is port 629: 3com-amp3 - 3Com AMP3 revisions <*:##NULL>
1052 port 630 is port 630: rda - RDA revisions <*:##NULL>
1053 port 631 is port 631: ipp - IPP (Internet Printing Protocol) revisions <*:##NULL>
1054 port 632 is port 632: bmpp - bmpp revisions <*:##NULL>
1055 port 633 is port 633: servstat - Service Status update (Sterling Software) revisions <*:##NULL>
1056 port 634 is port 634: ginad - ginad revisions <*:##NULL>
1057 port 635 is port 635: rlzdbase - RLZ DBase revisions <*:##NULL>
1058 port 636 is port 636: ldaps - ldap protocol over TLS/SSL (was sldap) revisions <*:##NULL>
1059 port 637 is port 637: lanserver - lanserver revisions <*:##NULL>
1060 port 638 is port 638: mcns-sec - mcns-sec revisions <*:##NULL>
1061 port 639 is port 639: msdp - MSDP revisions <*:##NULL>
1062 port 640 is port 640: entrust-sps - entrust-sps revisions <*:##NULL>
1063 port 641 is port 641: repcmd - repcmd revisions <*:##NULL>
1064 port 642 is port 642: esro-emsdp - ESRO-EMSDP V1.3 revisions <*:##NULL>
1065 port 643 is port 643: sanity - SANity revisions <*:##NULL>
1066 port 644 is port 644: dwr - dwr revisions <*:##NULL>
1067 port 645 is port 645: pssc - PSSC revisions <*:##NULL>
1068 port 646 is port 646: ldp - LDP revisions <*:##NULL>
1069 port 647 is port 647: dhcp-failover - DHCP Failover revisions <*:##NULL>
1070 port 648 is port 648: rrp - Registry Registrar Protocol (RRP) revisions <*:##NULL>
1071 port 649 is port 649: aminet - Aminet revisions <*:##NULL>
1072 port 650 is port 650: obex - OBEX revisions <*:##NULL>
1073 port 651 is port 651: ieee-mms - IEEE MMS revisions <*:##NULL>
1074 port 652 is port 652: udlr-dtcp - UDLR_DTCP revisions <*:##NULL>
1075 port 653 is port 653: repscmd - RepCmd revisions <*:##NULL>
1076 port 654 is port 654: aodv - AODV revisions <*:##NULL>
1077 port 655 is port 655: tinc - TINC revisions <*:##NULL>
1078 port 656 is port 656: spmp - SPMP revisions <*:##NULL>
1079 port 657 is port 657: rmc - RMC revisions <*:##NULL>
1080 port 658 is port 658: tenfold - TenFold revisions <*:##NULL>
1081 port 659 is port 659: url-rendezvous - URL Rendezvous revisions <*:##NULL>
1082 port 660 is port 660: mac-srvr-admin - MacOS Server Admin revisions <*:##NULL>
1083 port 661 is port 661: hap - HAP revisions <*:##NULL>
1084 port 662 is port 662: pftp - PFTP revisions <*:##NULL>
1085 port 663 is port 663: purenoise - PureNoise revisions <*:##NULL>
1086 port 666 is port 666: doom - doom Id Software (or mdqs or FTP TROJAN) revisions <*:##NULL>
1087 port 667 is port 667: disclose - campaign contribution disclosures - SDR Technologies revisions <*:##NULL>
1088 port 668 is port 668: mecomm - MeComm revisions <*:##NULL>
1089 port 669 is port 669: meregister - MeRegister revisions <*:##NULL>
1090 port 670 is port 670: vacdsm-sws - VACDSM-SWS revisions <*:##NULL>
1091 port 671 is port 671: vacdsm-app - VACDSM-APP revisions <*:##NULL>
1092 port 672 is port 672: vpps-qua - VPPS-QUA revisions <*:##NULL>
1093 port 673 is port 673: cimplex - CIMPLEX revisions <*:##NULL>
1094 port 674 is port 674: acap - ACAP revisions <*:##NULL>
1095 port 675 is port 675: dctp - DCTP revisions <*:##NULL>
1096 port 676 is port 676: vpps-via - VPPS Via revisions <*:##NULL>
1097 port 677 is port 677: vpp - Virtual Presence Protocol revisions <*:##NULL>
1098 port 678 is port 678: ggf-ncp - GNU Gereration Foundation NCP revisions <*:##NULL>
1099 port 679 is port 679: mrm - MRM revisions <*:##NULL>
1100 port 680 is port 680: entrust-aaas - entrust-aaas revisions <*:##NULL>
1101 port 681 is port 681: entrust-aams - entrust-aams revisions <*:##NULL>
1102 port 682 is port 682: xfr - XFR revisions <*:##NULL>
1103 port 683 is port 683: corba-iiop - CORBA IIOP revisions <*:##NULL>
1104 port 684 is port 684: corba-iiop-ssl - CORBA IIOP SSL revisions <*:##NULL>
1105 port 685 is port 685: mdc-portmapper - MDC Port Mapper revisions <*:##NULL>
1106 port 686 is port 686: hcp-wismar - Hardware Control Protocol Wismar revisions <*:##NULL>
1107 port 687 is port 687: asipregistry - asipregistry revisions <*:##NULL>
1108 port 688 is port 688: realm-rusd - REALM-RUSD revisions <*:##NULL>
1109 port 704 is port 704: elcsd - errlog copy/server daemon revisions <*:##NULL>
1110 port 705 is port 705: agentx - AgentX revisions <*:##NULL>
1111 port 707 is port 707: borland-dsj - Borland DSJ revisions <*:##NULL>
1112 port 709 is port 709: entrust-kmsh - Entrust Key Management Service Handler revisions <*:##NULL>
1113 port 710 is port 710: entrust-ash - Entrust Administration Service Handler revisions <*:##NULL>
1114 port 711 is port 711: cisco-tdp - Cisco TDP revisions <*:##NULL>
1115 port 729 is port 729: netviewdm1 - IBM NetView DM/6000 Server/Client revisions <*:##NULL>
1116 port 730 is port 730: netviewdm2 - IBM NetView DM/6000 send/tcp revisions <*:##NULL>
1117 port 731 is port 731: netviewdm3 - IBM NetView DM/6000 receive/tcp revisions <*:##NULL>
1118 port 741 is port 741: netgw - netGW revisions <*:##NULL>
1119 port 742 is port 742: netrcs - Network based Rev. Cont. Sys. revisions <*:##NULL>
1120 port 744 is port 744: flexlm - Flexible License Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
1121 port 747 is port 747: fujitsu-dev - Fujitsu Device Control revisions <*:##NULL>
1122 port 748 is port 748: ris-cm - Russell Info Sci Calendar Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
1123 port 749 is port 749: kerberos-adm - kerberos administration revisions <*:##NULL>
1124 port 750 is port 750: rfile - rfile revisions <*:##NULL>
1125 port 751 is port 751: pump - pump revisions <*:##NULL>
1126 port 752 is port 752: qrh - qrh revisions <*:##NULL>
1127 port 753 is port 753: rrh - rrh revisions <*:##NULL>
1128 port 754 is port 754: tell - send revisions <*:##NULL>
1129 port 758 is port 758: nlogin - nlogin revisions <*:##NULL>
1130 port 759 is port 759: con - con revisions <*:##NULL>
1131 port 760 is port 760: ns - ns revisions <*:##NULL>
1132 port 761 is port 761: rxe - rxe revisions <*:##NULL>
1133 port 762 is port 762: quotad - quotad revisions <*:##NULL>
1134 port 763 is port 763: cycleserv - cycleserv revisions <*:##NULL>
1135 port 764 is port 764: omserv - omserv revisions <*:##NULL>
1136 port 765 is port 765: webster - webster revisions <*:##NULL>
1137 port 767 is port 767: phonebook - phone revisions <*:##NULL>
1138 port 769 is port 769: vid - vid revisions <*:##NULL>
1139 port 770 is port 770: cadlock - cadlock revisions <*:##NULL>
1140 port 771 is port 771: rtip - rtip revisions <*:##NULL>
1141 port 772 is port 772: cycleserv2 - cycleserv2 revisions <*:##NULL>
1142 port 773 is port 773: submit - submit revisions <*:##NULL>
1143 port 774 is port 774: rpasswd - rpasswd revisions <*:##NULL>
1144 port 775 is port 775: entomb - entomb revisions <*:##NULL>
1145 port 776 is port 776: wpages - wpages revisions <*:##NULL>
1146 port 777 is port 777: multiling-http - Multiling HTTP revisions <*:##NULL>
1147 port 780 is port 780: wpgs - wpgs revisions <*:##NULL>
1148 port 786 is port 786: concert - Concert revisions <*:##NULL>
1149 port 787 is port 787: qsc - QSC revisions <*:##NULL>
1150 port 800 is port 800: mdbs_daemon - mdbs_daemon revisions <*:##NULL>
1151 port 801 is port 801: device - device revisions <*:##NULL>
1152 port 810 is port 810: fcp-udp - FCP revisions <*:##NULL>
1153 port 828 is port 828: itm-mcell-s - itm-mcell-s revisions <*:##NULL>
1154 port 829 is port 829: pkix-3-ca-ra - PKIX-3 CA/RA revisions <*:##NULL>
1155 port 873 is port 873: rsync - rsync revisions <*:##NULL>
1156 port 886 is port 886: iclcnet-locate - ICL coNETion locate server revisions <*:##NULL>
1157 port 887 is port 887: iclcnet_svinfo - ICL coNETion server info revisions <*:##NULL>
1158 port 888 is port 888: accessbuilder - AccessBuilder (or cddbp - CD Database Protocol) revisions <*:##NULL>
1159 port 900 is port 900: omginitialrefs - OMG Initial Refs revisions <*:##NULL>
1160 port 911 is port 911: xact-backup - xact-backup revisions <*:##NULL>
1161 port 989 is port 989: ftps-data - ftp protocol, data, over TLS/SSL revisions <*:##NULL>
1162 port 990 is port 990: ftps - ftp protocol, control, over TLS/SSL revisions <*:##NULL>
1163 port 991 is port 991: nas - Netnews Administration System revisions <*:##NULL>
1164 port 992 is port 992: telnets - telnet protocol over TLS/SSL revisions <*:##NULL>
1165 port 993 is port 993: imaps - imap4 protocol over TLS/SSL revisions <*:##NULL>
1166 port 994 is port 994: ircs - irc protocol over TLS/SSL revisions <*:##NULL>
1167 port 995 is port 995: pop3s - pop3 protocol over TLS/SSL (was spop3) revisions <*:##NULL>
1168 port 996 is port 996: vsinet - vsinet revisions <*:##NULL>
1169 port 997 is port 997: maitrd - maitrd revisions <*:##NULL>
1170 port 998 is port 998: busboy - busboy revisions <*:##NULL>
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1786 port 1967 is port 1967: sns-quote - SNS Quote revisions <*:##NULL>
1787 port 1972 is port 1972: intersys-cache - Cache revisions <*:##NULL>
1788 port 1973 is port 1973: dlsrap - Data Link Switching Remote Access Protocol revisions <*:##NULL>
1789 port 1975 is port 1975: tcoflashagent - TCO Flash Agent revisions <*:##NULL>
1790 port 1976 is port 1976: tcoregagent - TCO Reg Agent revisions <*:##NULL>
1791 port 1977 is port 1977: tcoaddressbook - TCO Address Book revisions <*:##NULL>
1792 port 1981 is port 1981: shockrave - Shockrave TROJAN revisions <*:##NULL>
1793 port 1984 is port 1984: bb - BB revisions <*:##NULL>
1794 port 1985 is port 1985: hsrp - Hot Standby Router Protocol revisions <*:##NULL>
1795 port 1986 is port 1986: licensedaemon - cisco license management revisions <*:##NULL>
1796 port 1987 is port 1987: tr-rsrb-p1 - cisco RSRB Priority 1 port revisions <*:##NULL>
1797 port 1988 is port 1988: tr-rsrb-p2 - cisco RSRB Priority 2 port revisions <*:##NULL>
1798 port 1989 is port 1989: tr-rsrb-p3 - cisco RSRB Priority 3 port (or mshnet - MHSnet System) revisions <*:##NULL>
1799 port 1990 is port 1990: stun-p1 - cisco STUN Priority 1 port revisions <*:##NULL>
1800 port 1991 is port 1991: stun-p2 - cisco STUN Priority 2 port revisions <*:##NULL>
1801 port 1992 is port 1992: stun-p3 - cisco STUN Priority 3 port (or IPsendmsg) revisions <*:##NULL>
1802 port 1993 is port 1993: snmp-tcp-port - cisco SNMP TCP port revisions <*:##NULL>
1803 port 1994 is port 1994: stun-port - cisco serial tunnel port revisions <*:##NULL>
1804 port 1995 is port 1995: perf-port - cisco perf port revisions <*:##NULL>
1805 port 1996 is port 1996: tr-rsrb-port - cisco Remote SRB port revisions <*:##NULL>
1806 port 1997 is port 1997: gdp-port - cisco Gateway Discovery Protocol revisions <*:##NULL>
1807 port 1998 is port 1998: x25-svc-port - cisco X.25 service (XOT) revisions <*:##NULL>
1808 port 1999 is port 1999: tcp-id-port - cisco identification port revisions <*:##NULL>
1809 port 2000 is port 2000: callbook - callbook revisions <*:##NULL>
1810 port 2001 is port 2001: dc - dc revisions <*:##NULL>
1811 port 2002 is port 2002: globe - globe revisions <*:##NULL>
1812 port 2004 is port 2004: mailbox - mailbox revisions <*:##NULL>
1813 port 2005 is port 2005: berknet - berknet revisions <*:##NULL>
1814 port 2006 is port 2006: invokator - invokator revisions <*:##NULL>
1815 port 2007 is port 2007: dectalk - dectalk revisions <*:##NULL>
1816 port 2008 is port 2008: conf - conf revisions <*:##NULL>
1817 port 2009 is port 2009: news - news revisions <*:##NULL>
1818 port 2010 is port 2010: search - search revisions <*:##NULL>
1819 port 2011 is port 2011: raid-cc - raid revisions <*:##NULL>
1820 port 2012 is port 2012: ttyinfo - ttyinfo revisions <*:##NULL>
1821 port 2013 is port 2013: raid-am - raid-am revisions <*:##NULL>
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1823 port 2015 is port 2015: cypress - cypress revisions <*:##NULL>
1824 port 2016 is port 2016: bootserver - bootserver revisions <*:##NULL>
1825 port 2017 is port 2017: cypress-stat - cypress-stat revisions <*:##NULL>
1826 port 2018 is port 2018: terminaldb - terminaldb revisions <*:##NULL>
1827 port 2019 is port 2019: whosockami - whosockami revisions <*:##NULL>
1828 port 2020 is port 2020: xinupageserver - xinupageserver revisions <*:##NULL>
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1831 port 2023 is port 2023: xinuexpansion3 - xinuexpansion3 revisions <*:##NULL>
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1848 port 2045 is port 2045: cdfunc - cdfunc revisions <*:##NULL>
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1850 port 2047 is port 2047: dls - dls revisions <*:##NULL>
1851 port 2048 is port 2048: dls-monitor - dls-monitor revisions <*:##NULL>
1852 port 2049 is port 2049: nfs - Network File System (or Sun Microsystems or shilp) revisions <*:##NULL>
1853 port 2065 is port 2065: dlsrpn - Data Link Switch Read Port Number revisions <*:##NULL>
1854 port 2067 is port 2067: dlswpn - Data Link Switch Write Port Number revisions <*:##NULL>
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1856 port 2091 is port 2091: prp - PRP revisions <*:##NULL>
1857 port 2092 is port 2092: descent3 - Descent 3 revisions <*:##NULL>
1858 port 2093 is port 2093: nbx-cc - NBX CC revisions <*:##NULL>
1859 port 2094 is port 2094: nbx-au - NBX AU revisions <*:##NULL>
1860 port 2095 is port 2095: nbx-ser - NBX SER revisions <*:##NULL>
1861 port 2096 is port 2096: nbx-dir - NBX DIR revisions <*:##NULL>
1862 port 2097 is port 2097: jetformpreview - Jet Form Preview revisions <*:##NULL>
1863 port 2098 is port 2098: dialog-port - Dialog Port revisions <*:##NULL>
1864 port 2099 is port 2099: h2250-annex-g - H.225.0 Annex G revisions <*:##NULL>
1865 port 2100 is port 2100: amiganetfs - amiganetfs revisions <*:##NULL>
1866 port 2101 is port 2101: rtcm-sc104 - rtcm-sc104 revisions <*:##NULL>
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1869 port 2104 is port 2104: zephyr-hm - Zephyr hostmanager revisions <*:##NULL>
1870 port 2105 is port 2105: minipay - MiniPay revisions <*:##NULL>
1871 port 2106 is port 2106: mzap - MZAP revisions <*:##NULL>
1872 port 2107 is port 2107: bintec-admin - BinTec Admin revisions <*:##NULL>
1873 port 2108 is port 2108: comcam - Comcam revisions <*:##NULL>
1874 port 2109 is port 2109: ergolight - Ergolight revisions <*:##NULL>
1875 port 2180 is port 2180: mc-gt-srv - Millicent Vendor Gateway Server revisions <*:##NULL>
1876 port 2200 is port 2200: ici - ICI revisions <*:##NULL>
1877 port 2201 is port 2201: ats - Advanced Training System Program revisions <*:##NULL>
1878 port 2202 is port 2202: imtc-map - Int. Multimedia Teleconferencing Cosortium revisions <*:##NULL>
1879 port 2213 is port 2213: kali - Kali revisions <*:##NULL>
1880 port 2220 is port 2220: ganymede - Ganymede revisions <*:##NULL>
1881 port 2221 is port 2221: rockwell-csp1 - Rockwell CSP1 revisions <*:##NULL>
1882 port 2222 is port 2222: rockwell-csp2 - Rockwell CSP2 revisions <*:##NULL>
1883 port 2223 is port 2223: rockwell-csp3 - Rockwell CSP3 revisions <*:##NULL>
1884 port 2232 is port 2232: ivs-video - IVS Video default revisions <*:##NULL>
1885 port 2233 is port 2233: infocrypt - INFOCRYPT revisions <*:##NULL>
1886 port 2234 is port 2234: directplay - DirectPlay revisions <*:##NULL>
1887 port 2235 is port 2235: sercomm-wlink - Sercomm-WLink revisions <*:##NULL>
1888 port 2236 is port 2236: nani - Nani revisions <*:##NULL>
1889 port 2237 is port 2237: optech-port1-lm - Optech Port1 License Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
1890 port 2238 is port 2238: aviva-sna - AVIVA SNA SERVER revisions <*:##NULL>
1891 port 2239 is port 2239: imagequery - Image Query revisions <*:##NULL>
1892 port 2240 is port 2240: recipe - RECIPe revisions <*:##NULL>
1893 port 2241 is port 2241: ivsd - IVS Daemon revisions <*:##NULL>
1894 port 2242 is port 2242: foliocorp - Folio Remote Server revisions <*:##NULL>
1895 port 2243 is port 2243: magicom - Magicom Protocol revisions <*:##NULL>
1896 port 2244 is port 2244: nmsserver - NMS Server revisions <*:##NULL>
1897 port 2245 is port 2245: hao - HaO revisions <*:##NULL>
1898 port 2279 is port 2279: xmquery - xmquery revisions <*:##NULL>
1899 port 2280 is port 2280: lnvpoller - LNVPOLLER revisions <*:##NULL>
1900 port 2281 is port 2281: lnvconsole - LNVCONSOLE revisions <*:##NULL>
1901 port 2282 is port 2282: lnvalarm - LNVALARM revisions <*:##NULL>
1902 port 2283 is port 2283: lnvstatus - LNVSTATUS revisions <*:##NULL>
1903 port 2284 is port 2284: lnvmaps - LNVMAPS revisions <*:##NULL>
1904 port 2285 is port 2285: lnvmailmon - LNVMAILMON revisions <*:##NULL>
1905 port 2286 is port 2286: nas-metering - NAS-Metering revisions <*:##NULL>
1906 port 2287 is port 2287: dna - DNA revisions <*:##NULL>
1907 port 2288 is port 2288: netml - NETML revisions <*:##NULL>
1908 port 2294 is port 2294: konshus-lm - Konshus License Manager (FLEX) revisions <*:##NULL>
1909 port 2295 is port 2295: advant-lm - Advant License Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
1910 port 2296 is port 2296: theta-lm - Theta License Manager (Rainbow) revisions <*:##NULL>
1911 port 2297 is port 2297: d2k-datamover1 - D2K DataMover 1 revisions <*:##NULL>
1912 port 2298 is port 2298: d2k-datamover2 - D2K DataMover 2 revisions <*:##NULL>
1913 port 2299 is port 2299: pc-telecommute - PC Telecommute revisions <*:##NULL>
1914 port 2300 is port 2300: cvmmon - CVMMON revisions <*:##NULL>
1915 port 2301 is port 2301: cpq-wbem - Compaq HTTP revisions <*:##NULL>
1916 port 2302 is port 2302: binderysupport - Bindery Support revisions <*:##NULL>
1917 port 2303 is port 2303: proxy-gateway - Proxy Gateway revisions <*:##NULL>
1918 port 2304 is port 2304: attachmate-uts - Attachmate UTS revisions <*:##NULL>
1919 port 2305 is port 2305: mt-scaleserver - MT ScaleServer revisions <*:##NULL>
1920 port 2306 is port 2306: tappi-boxnet - TAPPI BoxNet revisions <*:##NULL>
1921 port 2307 is port 2307: pehelp - pehelp revisions <*:##NULL>
1922 port 2308 is port 2308: sdhelp - sdhelp revisions <*:##NULL>
1923 port 2309 is port 2309: sdserver - SD Server revisions <*:##NULL>
1924 port 2310 is port 2310: sdclient - SD Client revisions <*:##NULL>
1925 port 2311 is port 2311: messageservice - Message Service revisions <*:##NULL>
1926 port 2313 is port 2313: iapp - IAPP (Inter Access Point Protocol) revisions <*:##NULL>
1927 port 2314 is port 2314: cr-websystems - CR WebSystems revisions <*:##NULL>
1928 port 2315 is port 2315: precise-sft - Precise Sft. revisions <*:##NULL>
1929 port 2316 is port 2316: sent-lm - SENT License Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
1930 port 2317 is port 2317: attachmate-g32 - Attachmate G32 revisions <*:##NULL>
1931 port 2318 is port 2318: cadencecontrol - Cadence Control revisions <*:##NULL>
1932 port 2319 is port 2319: infolibria - InfoLibria revisions <*:##NULL>
1933 port 2320 is port 2320: siebel-ns - Siebel NS revisions <*:##NULL>
1934 port 2321 is port 2321: rdlap - RDLAP over UDP revisions <*:##NULL>
1935 port 2322 is port 2322: ofsd - ofsd revisions <*:##NULL>
1936 port 2323 is port 2323: 3d-nfsd - 3d-nfsd revisions <*:##NULL>
1937 port 2324 is port 2324: cosmocall - Cosmocall revisions <*:##NULL>
1938 port 2325 is port 2325: designspace-lm - Design Space License Management revisions <*:##NULL>
1939 port 2326 is port 2326: idcp - IDCP revisions <*:##NULL>
1940 port 2327 is port 2327: xingcsm - xingcsm revisions <*:##NULL>
1941 port 2328 is port 2328: netrix-sftm - Netrix SFTM revisions <*:##NULL>
1942 port 2329 is port 2329: nvd - NVD revisions <*:##NULL>
1943 port 2330 is port 2330: tscchat - TSCCHAT revisions <*:##NULL>
1944 port 2331 is port 2331: agentview - AGENTVIEW revisions <*:##NULL>
1945 port 2332 is port 2332: rcc-host - RCC Host revisions <*:##NULL>
1946 port 2333 is port 2333: snapp - SNAPP revisions <*:##NULL>
1947 port 2334 is port 2334: ace-client - ACE Client Auth revisions <*:##NULL>
1948 port 2335 is port 2335: ace-proxy - ACE Proxy revisions <*:##NULL>
1949 port 2336 is port 2336: appleugcontrol - Apple UG Control revisions <*:##NULL>
1950 port 2337 is port 2337: ideesrv - ideesrv revisions <*:##NULL>
1951 port 2338 is port 2338: norton-lambert - Norton Lambert revisions <*:##NULL>
1952 port 2339 is port 2339: 3com-webview - 3Com WebView revisions <*:##NULL>
1953 port 2340 is port 2340: wrs_registry - WRS Registry revisions <*:##NULL>
1954 port 2341 is port 2341: xiostatus - XIO Status revisions <*:##NULL>
1955 port 2342 is port 2342: manage-exec - Seagate Manage Exec revisions <*:##NULL>
1956 port 2343 is port 2343: nati-logos - nati logos revisions <*:##NULL>
1957 port 2344 is port 2344: fcmsys - fcmsys revisions <*:##NULL>
1958 port 2345 is port 2345: dbm - dbm revisions <*:##NULL>
1959 port 2346 is port 2346: redstorm_join - Game Connection Port revisions <*:##NULL>
1960 port 2347 is port 2347: redstorm_find - Game Announcement and Location revisions <*:##NULL>
1961 port 2348 is port 2348: redstorm_info - Information to query for game status revisions <*:##NULL>
1962 port 2349 is port 2349: redstorm_diag - Diagnostics Port revisions <*:##NULL>
1963 port 2350 is port 2350: psbserver - psbserver revisions <*:##NULL>
1964 port 2351 is port 2351: psrserver - psrserver revisions <*:##NULL>
1965 port 2352 is port 2352: pslserver - pslserver revisions <*:##NULL>
1966 port 2353 is port 2353: pspserver - pspserver revisions <*:##NULL>
1967 port 2354 is port 2354: psprserver - psprserver revisions <*:##NULL>
1968 port 2355 is port 2355: psdbserver - psdbserver revisions <*:##NULL>
1969 port 2356 is port 2356: gxtelmd - GXT License Managemant revisions <*:##NULL>
1970 port 2357 is port 2357: unihub-server - UniHub Server revisions <*:##NULL>
1971 port 2358 is port 2358: futrix - Futrix revisions <*:##NULL>
1972 port 2359 is port 2359: flukeserver - FlukeServer revisions <*:##NULL>
1973 port 2360 is port 2360: nexstorindltd - NexstorIndLtd revisions <*:##NULL>
1974 port 2361 is port 2361: tl1 - TL1 revisions <*:##NULL>
1975 port 2381 is port 2381: compaq-https - Compaq HTTPS revisions <*:##NULL>
1976 port 2389 is port 2389: ovsessionmgr - OpenView Session Mgr revisions <*:##NULL>
1977 port 2390 is port 2390: rsmtp - RSMTP revisions <*:##NULL>
1978 port 2391 is port 2391: 3com-net-mgmt - 3COM Net Management revisions <*:##NULL>
1979 port 2392 is port 2392: tacticalauth - Tactical Auth revisions <*:##NULL>
1980 port 2393 is port 2393: ms-olap1 - MS OLAP 1 revisions <*:##NULL>
1981 port 2394 is port 2394: ms-olap2 - MS OLAP 2 revisions <*:##NULL>
1982 port 2395 is port 2395: lan900_remote - LAN900 Remote revisions <*:##NULL>
1983 port 2396 is port 2396: wusage - Wusage revisions <*:##NULL>
1984 port 2397 is port 2397: ncl - NCL revisions <*:##NULL>
1985 port 2398 is port 2398: orbiter - Orbiter revisions <*:##NULL>
1986 port 2399 is port 2399: fmpro-fdal - FileMaker, Inc. - Data Access Layer revisions <*:##NULL>
1987 port 2400 is port 2400: opequus-server - OpEquus Server revisions <*:##NULL>
1988 port 2401 is port 2401: cvspserver - cvspserver revisions <*:##NULL>
1989 port 2402 is port 2402: taskmaster2000 - TaskMaster 2000 Server revisions <*:##NULL>
1990 port 2403 is port 2403: taskmaster2000 - TaskMaster 2000 Web revisions <*:##NULL>
1991 port 2404 is port 2404: iec870-5-104 - IEC870-5-104 revisions <*:##NULL>
1992 port 2405 is port 2405: trc-netpoll - TRC Netpoll revisions <*:##NULL>
1993 port 2406 is port 2406: jediserver - JediServer revisions <*:##NULL>
1994 port 2407 is port 2407: orion - Orion revisions <*:##NULL>
1995 port 2408 is port 2408: optimanet - OptimaNet revisions <*:##NULL>
1996 port 2409 is port 2409: sns-protocol - SNS Protocol revisions <*:##NULL>
1997 port 2410 is port 2410: vrts-registry - VRTS Registry revisions <*:##NULL>
1998 port 2411 is port 2411: netwave-ap-mgmt - Netwave AP Management revisions <*:##NULL>
1999 port 2412 is port 2412: cdn - CDN revisions <*:##NULL>
2000 port 2413 is port 2413: orion-rmi-reg - orion-rmi-reg revisions <*:##NULL>
2001 port 2414 is port 2414: interlingua - Interlingua revisions <*:##NULL>
2002 port 2415 is port 2415: comtest - COMTEST revisions <*:##NULL>
2003 port 2416 is port 2416: rmtserver - RMT Server revisions <*:##NULL>
2004 port 2417 is port 2417: composit-server - Composit Server revisions <*:##NULL>
2005 port 2418 is port 2418: cas - cas revisions <*:##NULL>
2006 port 2419 is port 2419: attachmate-s2s - Attachmate S2S revisions <*:##NULL>
2007 port 2420 is port 2420: dslremote-mgmt - DSL Remote Management revisions <*:##NULL>
2008 port 2421 is port 2421: g-talk - G-Talk revisions <*:##NULL>
2009 port 2422 is port 2422: crmsbits - CRMSBITS revisions <*:##NULL>
2010 port 2423 is port 2423: rnrp - RNRP revisions <*:##NULL>
2011 port 2424 is port 2424: kofax-svr - KOFAX-SVR revisions <*:##NULL>
2012 port 2425 is port 2425: fjitsuappmgr - Fujitsu App Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
2013 port 2426 is port 2426: applianttcp - Appliant TCP revisions <*:##NULL>
2014 port 2427 is port 2427: stgcp - Simple telephony Gateway Control Protocol revisions <*:##NULL>
2015 port 2428 is port 2428: ott - One Way Trip Time revisions <*:##NULL>
2016 port 2429 is port 2429: ft-role - FT-ROLE revisions <*:##NULL>
2017 port 2430 is port 2430: venus - venus revisions <*:##NULL>
2018 port 2431 is port 2431: venus-se - venus-se revisions <*:##NULL>
2019 port 2432 is port 2432: codasrv - codasrv revisions <*:##NULL>
2020 port 2433 is port 2433: codasrv-se - codasrv-se revisions <*:##NULL>
2021 port 2434 is port 2434: pxc-epmap - pxc-epmap revisions <*:##NULL>
2022 port 2435 is port 2435: optilogic - OptiLogic revisions <*:##NULL>
2023 port 2436 is port 2436: topx - TOP/X revisions <*:##NULL>
2024 port 2437 is port 2437: unicontrol - UniControl revisions <*:##NULL>
2025 port 2438 is port 2438: msp - MSP revisions <*:##NULL>
2026 port 2439 is port 2439: sybasedbsynch - SybaseDBSynch revisions <*:##NULL>
2027 port 2440 is port 2440: spearway - Spearway Lockers revisions <*:##NULL>
2028 port 2441 is port 2441: pvsw-inet - pvsw-inet revisions <*:##NULL>
2029 port 2442 is port 2442: netangel - Netangel revisions <*:##NULL>
2030 port 2443 is port 2443: powerclientcsf - PowerClient Central Storage Facility revisions <*:##NULL>
2031 port 2444 is port 2444: btpp2sectrans - BT PP2 Sectrans revisions <*:##NULL>
2032 port 2445 is port 2445: dtn1 - DTN1 revisions <*:##NULL>
2033 port 2446 is port 2446: bues_service - bues_service revisions <*:##NULL>
2034 port 2447 is port 2447: ovwdb - OpenView NNM daemon revisions <*:##NULL>
2035 port 2448 is port 2448: hpppssvr - hpppsvr revisions <*:##NULL>
2036 port 2449 is port 2449: ratl - RATL revisions <*:##NULL>
2037 port 2450 is port 2450: netadmin - netadmin revisions <*:##NULL>
2038 port 2451 is port 2451: netchat - netchat revisions <*:##NULL>
2039 port 2452 is port 2452: snifferclient - SnifferClient revisions <*:##NULL>
2040 port 2453 is port 2453: madge-om - madge-om revisions <*:##NULL>
2041 port 2454 is port 2454: indx-dds - IndX-DDS revisions <*:##NULL>
2042 port 2455 is port 2455: wago-io-system - WAGO-IO-SYSTEM revisions <*:##NULL>
2043 port 2456 is port 2456: altav-remmgt - altav-remmgt revisions <*:##NULL>
2044 port 2457 is port 2457: rapido-ip - Rapido_IP revisions <*:##NULL>
2045 port 2458 is port 2458: griffin - griffin revisions <*:##NULL>
2046 port 2459 is port 2459: community - Community revisions <*:##NULL>
2047 port 2460 is port 2460: ms-theater - ms-theater revisions <*:##NULL>
2048 port 2461 is port 2461: qadmifoper - qadmifoper revisions <*:##NULL>
2049 port 2462 is port 2462: qadmifevent - qadmifevent revisions <*:##NULL>
2050 port 2463 is port 2463: symbios-raid - Symbios Raid revisions <*:##NULL>
2051 port 2464 is port 2464: direcpc-si - DirecPC SI revisions <*:##NULL>
2052 port 2465 is port 2465: lbm - Load Balance Management revisions <*:##NULL>
2053 port 2466 is port 2466: lbf - Load Balance Forwarding revisions <*:##NULL>
2054 port 2467 is port 2467: high-criteria - High Criteria revisions <*:##NULL>
2055 port 2468 is port 2468: qip_msgd - qip_msgd revisions <*:##NULL>
2056 port 2469 is port 2469: mti-tcs-comm - MTI-TCS-COMM revisions <*:##NULL>
2057 port 2470 is port 2470: taskman_port - taskman port revisions <*:##NULL>
2058 port 2471 is port 2471: seaodbc - SeaODBC revisions <*:##NULL>
2059 port 2472 is port 2472: c3 - C3 revisions <*:##NULL>
2060 port 2473 is port 2473: aker-cdp - Aker-cdp revisions <*:##NULL>
2061 port 2474 is port 2474: vitalanalysis - Vital Analysis revisions <*:##NULL>
2062 port 2475 is port 2475: ace-server - ACE Server revisions <*:##NULL>
2063 port 2476 is port 2476: ace-svr-prop - ACE Server Propagation revisions <*:##NULL>
2064 port 2477 is port 2477: ssm-cvs - SecurSight Certificate Valifation Service revisions <*:##NULL>
2065 port 2478 is port 2478: ssm-cssps - SecurSight Authentication Server (SLL) revisions <*:##NULL>
2066 port 2479 is port 2479: ssm-els - SecurSight Event Logging Server (SSL) revisions <*:##NULL>
2067 port 2480 is port 2480: lingwood - Lingwood's Detail revisions <*:##NULL>
2068 port 2481 is port 2481: giop - Oracle GIOP revisions <*:##NULL>
2069 port 2482 is port 2482: giop-ssl - Oracle GIOP SSL revisions <*:##NULL>
2070 port 2483 is port 2483: ttc - Oracle TTC revisions <*:##NULL>
2071 port 2484 is port 2484: ttc-ssl - Oracle TTC SSL revisions <*:##NULL>
2072 port 2485 is port 2485: netobjects1 - Net Objects1 revisions <*:##NULL>
2073 port 2486 is port 2486: netobjects2 - Net Objects2 revisions <*:##NULL>
2074 port 2487 is port 2487: pns - Policy Notice Service revisions <*:##NULL>
2075 port 2488 is port 2488: moy-corp - Moy Corporation revisions <*:##NULL>
2076 port 2489 is port 2489: tsilb - TSILB revisions <*:##NULL>
2077 port 2490 is port 2490: qip_qdhcp - qip_qdhcp revisions <*:##NULL>
2078 port 2491 is port 2491: conclave-cpp - Conclave CPP revisions <*:##NULL>
2079 port 2492 is port 2492: groove - GROOVE revisions <*:##NULL>
2080 port 2493 is port 2493: talarian-mqs - Talarian MQS revisions <*:##NULL>
2081 port 2494 is port 2494: bmc-ar - BMC AR revisions <*:##NULL>
2082 port 2495 is port 2495: fast-rem-serv - Fast Remote Services revisions <*:##NULL>
2083 port 2496 is port 2496: dirgis - DIRGIS revisions <*:##NULL>
2084 port 2497 is port 2497: quaddb - Quad DB revisions <*:##NULL>
2085 port 2498 is port 2498: odn-castraq - ODN-CasTraq revisions <*:##NULL>
2086 port 2499 is port 2499: unicontrol - UniControl revisions <*:##NULL>
2087 port 2500 is port 2500: rtsserv - Resource Tracking system server revisions <*:##NULL>
2088 port 2501 is port 2501: rtsclient - Resource Tracking system client revisions <*:##NULL>
2089 port 2502 is port 2502: kentrox-prot - Kentrox Protocol revisions <*:##NULL>
2090 port 2503 is port 2503: nms-dpnss - NMS-DPNSS revisions <*:##NULL>
2091 port 2504 is port 2504: wlbs - WLBS revisions <*:##NULL>
2092 port 2505 is port 2505: torque-traffic - torque-traffic revisions <*:##NULL>
2093 port 2506 is port 2506: jbroker - jbroker revisions <*:##NULL>
2094 port 2507 is port 2507: spock - spock revisions <*:##NULL>
2095 port 2508 is port 2508: datastore - datastore revisions <*:##NULL>
2096 port 2509 is port 2509: fjmpss - fjmpss revisions <*:##NULL>
2097 port 2510 is port 2510: fjappmgrbulk - fjappmgrbulk revisions <*:##NULL>
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2481 port 3328 is port 3328: egptlm - Eaglepoint License Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
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2483 port 3330 is port 3330: mcs-calypsoicf - MCS Calypso ICF revisions <*:##NULL>
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2485 port 3332 is port 3332: mcs-mailsvr - MCS Mail Server revisions <*:##NULL>
2486 port 3333 is port 3333: dec-notes - DEC Notes revisions <*:##NULL>
2487 port 3334 is port 3334: directv-web - Direct TV Webcasting revisions <*:##NULL>
2488 port 3335 is port 3335: directv-soft - Direct TV Software Updates revisions <*:##NULL>
2489 port 3336 is port 3336: directv-tick - Direct TV Tickers revisions <*:##NULL>
2490 port 3337 is port 3337: directv-catlg - Direct TV Data Catalog revisions <*:##NULL>
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2495 port 3342 is port 3342: webtie - WebTIE revisions <*:##NULL>
2496 port 3343 is port 3343: ms-cluster-net - MS Cluster Net revisions <*:##NULL>
2497 port 3344 is port 3344: bnt-manager - BNT Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
2498 port 3345 is port 3345: influence - Influence revisions <*:##NULL>
2499 port 3346 is port 3346: trnsprntproxy - Trnsprnt Proxy revisions <*:##NULL>
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2501 port 3348 is port 3348: pangolin-laser - Pangolin Laser revisions <*:##NULL>
2502 port 3349 is port 3349: chevinservices - Chevin Services revisions <*:##NULL>
2503 port 3350 is port 3350: findviatv - FINDVIATV revisions <*:##NULL>
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2505 port 3352 is port 3352: ssql - SSQL revisions <*:##NULL>
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2507 port 3354 is port 3354: suitjd - SUITJD revisions <*:##NULL>
2508 port 3355 is port 3355: ordinox-dbase - Ordinox Dbase revisions <*:##NULL>
2509 port 3356 is port 3356: upnotifyps - UPNOTIFYPS revisions <*:##NULL>
2510 port 3357 is port 3357: adtech-test - Adtech Test IP revisions <*:##NULL>
2511 port 3358 is port 3358: mpsysrmsvr - Mp Sys Rmsvr revisions <*:##NULL>
2512 port 3359 is port 3359: wg-netforce - WG NetForce revisions <*:##NULL>
2513 port 3360 is port 3360: kv-server - KV Server revisions <*:##NULL>
2514 port 3361 is port 3361: kv-agent - KV Agent revisions <*:##NULL>
2515 port 3362 is port 3362: dj-ilm - DJ ILM revisions <*:##NULL>
2516 port 3363 is port 3363: nati-vi-server - NATI Vi Server revisions <*:##NULL>
2517 port 3364 is port 3364: creativeserver - Creative Server revisions <*:##NULL>
2518 port 3365 is port 3365: contentserver - Content Server revisions <*:##NULL>
2519 port 3366 is port 3366: creativepartnr - Creative Partner revisions <*:##NULL>
2520 port 3371 is port 3371: satvid-datalnk - Satellite Video Data Link revisions <*:##NULL>
2525 port 3372 is port 3372: tip2 - TIP 2 revisions <*:##NULL>
2526 port 3373 is port 3373: lavenir-lm - Lavenir License Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
2527 port 3374 is port 3374: cluster-disc - Cluster Disc revisions <*:##NULL>
2528 port 3375 is port 3375: vsnm-agent - VSNM Agent revisions <*:##NULL>
2529 port 3376 is port 3376: cdborker - CD Broker revisions <*:##NULL>
2530 port 3377 is port 3377: cogsys-lm - Cogsys Network License Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
2531 port 3378 is port 3378: wsicopy - WSICOPY revisions <*:##NULL>
2532 port 3379 is port 3379: socorfs - SOCORFS revisions <*:##NULL>
2533 port 3380 is port 3380: sns-channels - SNS Channels revisions <*:##NULL>
2534 port 3381 is port 3381: geneous - Geneous revisions <*:##NULL>
2535 port 3382 is port 3382: fujitsu-neat - Fujitsu Network Enhanced Antitheft function revisions <*:##NULL>
2536 port 3383 is port 3383: esp-lm - Enterprise Software Products License Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
2537 port 3384 is port 3384: hp-clic - Cluster Management Services revisions <*:##NULL>
2538 port 3385 is port 3385: qnxnetman - qnxnetman revisions <*:##NULL>
2539 port 3386 is port 3386: gprs-data - GPRS Data revisions <*:##NULL>
2540 port 3387 is port 3387: backroomnet - Back Room Net revisions <*:##NULL>
2541 port 3388 is port 3388: cbserver - CB Server revisions <*:##NULL>
2542 port 3389 is port 3389: ms-wbt-server - MS WBT Server revisions <*:##NULL>
2543 port 3390 is port 3390: dsc - Distributed Service Coordinator revisions <*:##NULL>
2544 port 3391 is port 3391: savant - SAVANT revisions <*:##NULL>
2545 port 3392 is port 3392: efi-lm - EFI License Management revisions <*:##NULL>
2546 port 3393 is port 3393: d2k-tapestry1 - D2K Tapestry Client to Server revisions <*:##NULL>
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2548 port 3395 is port 3395: dyna-lm - Dyna License Manager (Elam) revisions <*:##NULL>
2549 port 3396 is port 3396: printer_agent - Printer Agent revisions <*:##NULL>
2550 port 3397 is port 3397: cloanto-lm - Cloanto License Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
2551 port 3398 is port 3398: mercantile - Mercantile revisions <*:##NULL>
2552 port 3399 is port 3399: csms - CSMS revisions <*:##NULL>
2553 port 3400 is port 3400: csms2 - CSMS2 revisions <*:##NULL>
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2555 port 3421 is port 3421: bmap - Bull Apprise portmapper revisions <*:##NULL>
2556 port 3454 is port 3454: mira - Apple Remote Access Protocol revisions <*:##NULL>
2557 port 3455 is port 3455: prsvp - RSVP Port revisions <*:##NULL>
2558 port 3456 is port 3456: vat - VAT default data revisions <*:##NULL>
2559 port 3457 is port 3457: vat-control - VAT default control revisions <*:##NULL>
2560 port 3458 is port 3458: d3winosfi - D3WinOsfi revisions <*:##NULL>
2561 port 3459 is port 3459: integral - Integral revisions <*:##NULL>
2562 port 3460 is port 3460: edm-manager - EDM Manger revisions <*:##NULL>
2563 port 3461 is port 3461: edm-stager - EDM Stager revisions <*:##NULL>
2564 port 3462 is port 3462: edm-std-notify - EDM STD Notify revisions <*:##NULL>
2565 port 3463 is port 3463: edm-adm-notify - EDM ADM Notify revisions <*:##NULL>
2566 port 3464 is port 3464: edm-mgr-sync - EDM MGR Sync revisions <*:##NULL>
2567 port 3465 is port 3465: edm-mgr-cntrl - EDM MGR Cntrl revisions <*:##NULL>
2568 port 3466 is port 3466: workflow - WORKFLOW revisions <*:##NULL>
2569 port 3467 is port 3467: rcst - RCST revisions <*:##NULL>
2570 port 3468 is port 3468: ttcmremotectrl - TTCM Remote Controll revisions <*:##NULL>
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2573 port 3471 is port 3471: jt400-ssl - jt400-ssl revisions <*:##NULL>
2574 port 3563 is port 3563: watcomdebug - Watcom Debug revisions <*:##NULL>
2575 port 3672 is port 3672: harlequinorb - harlequinorb revisions <*:##NULL>
2576 port 3900 is port 3900: udt_os - Unidata UDT OS revisions <*:##NULL>
2577 port 3984 is port 3984: mapper-nodemgr - MAPPER network node manager revisions <*:##NULL>
2578 port 3985 is port 3985: mapper-mapethd - MAPPER TCP/IP server revisions <*:##NULL>
2579 port 3986 is port 3986: mapper-ws_ethd - MAPPER workstation server revisions <*:##NULL>
2580 port 3987 is port 3987: centerline - Centerline revisions <*:##NULL>
2581 port 4000 is port 4000: terabase - Terabase (or ICQ) revisions <*:##NULL>
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2583 port 4002 is port 4002: pxc-spvr-ft - pxc-spvr-ft revisions <*:##NULL>
2584 port 4003 is port 4003: pxc-splr-ft - pxc-splr-ft revisions <*:##NULL>
2585 port 4004 is port 4004: pxc-roid - pxc-roid revisions <*:##NULL>
2586 port 4005 is port 4005: pxc-pin - pxc-pin revisions <*:##NULL>
2587 port 4006 is port 4006: pxc-spvr - pxc-spvr revisions <*:##NULL>
2588 port 4007 is port 4007: pxc-splr - pxc-splr revisions <*:##NULL>
2589 port 4008 is port 4008: netcheque - NetCheque accounting revisions <*:##NULL>
2590 port 4009 is port 4009: chimera-hwm - Chimera HWM revisions <*:##NULL>
2591 port 4010 is port 4010: samsung-unidex - Samsung Unidex revisions <*:##NULL>
2592 port 4011 is port 4011: altserviceboot - Alternate Service Boot revisions <*:##NULL>
2593 port 4012 is port 4012: pda-gate - PDA Gate revisions <*:##NULL>
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2596 port 4015 is port 4015: talarian-mcast1 - Talarian Mcast revisions <*:##NULL>
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2600 port 4019 is port 4019: talarian-mcast5 - Talarian Mcast revisions <*:##NULL>
2601 port 4096 is port 4096: bre - BRE (Bridge Relay Element) revisions <*:##NULL>
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2603 port 4098 is port 4098: drmsfsd - drmsfsd revisions <*:##NULL>
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2605 port 4132 is port 4132: nuts_dem - NUTS Daemon revisions <*:##NULL>
2606 port 4133 is port 4133: nuts_bootp - NUTS Bootp Server revisions <*:##NULL>
2607 port 4134 is port 4134: nifty-hmi - NIFTY-Serve HMI protocol revisions <*:##NULL>
2608 port 4141 is port 4141: oirtgsvc - Workflow Server revisions <*:##NULL>
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2612 port 4160 is port 4160: jini-discovery - Jini Discovery revisions <*:##NULL>
2613 port 4200 is port 4200: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
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2616 port 4203 is port 4203: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2617 port 4204 is port 4204: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
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2619 port 4206 is port 4206: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2620 port 4207 is port 4207: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2621 port 4208 is port 4208: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
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2623 port 4210 is port 4210: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2624 port 4211 is port 4211: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2625 port 4212 is port 4212: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2626 port 4213 is port 4213: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2627 port 4214 is port 4214: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2628 port 4215 is port 4215: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2629 port 4216 is port 4216: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2630 port 4217 is port 4217: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2631 port 4218 is port 4218: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2632 port 4219 is port 4219: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2633 port 4220 is port 4220: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
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2635 port 4222 is port 4222: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2636 port 4223 is port 4223: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
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2638 port 4225 is port 4225: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
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2640 port 4227 is port 4227: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
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2652 port 4239 is port 4239: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
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2656 port 4243 is port 4243: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2657 port 4244 is port 4244: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2658 port 4245 is port 4245: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2659 port 4246 is port 4246: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2660 port 4247 is port 4247: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2661 port 4248 is port 4248: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2662 port 4249 is port 4249: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2663 port 4250 is port 4250: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2664 port 4251 is port 4251: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2665 port 4252 is port 4252: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2666 port 4253 is port 4253: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2667 port 4254 is port 4254: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2668 port 4255 is port 4255: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2669 port 4256 is port 4256: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2670 port 4257 is port 4257: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2671 port 4258 is port 4258: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2672 port 4259 is port 4259: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2673 port 4260 is port 4260: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2674 port 4261 is port 4261: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2675 port 4262 is port 4262: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2676 port 4263 is port 4263: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2677 port 4264 is port 4264: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2678 port 4265 is port 4265: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2679 port 4266 is port 4266: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2680 port 4267 is port 4267: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2681 port 4268 is port 4268: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2682 port 4269 is port 4269: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2683 port 4270 is port 4270: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2684 port 4271 is port 4271: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2685 port 4272 is port 4272: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2686 port 4273 is port 4273: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2687 port 4274 is port 4274: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2688 port 4275 is port 4275: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2689 port 4276 is port 4276: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2690 port 4277 is port 4277: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2691 port 4278 is port 4278: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2692 port 4279 is port 4279: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2693 port 4280 is port 4280: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2694 port 4281 is port 4281: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2695 port 4282 is port 4282: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2696 port 4283 is port 4283: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2697 port 4284 is port 4284: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2698 port 4285 is port 4285: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2699 port 4286 is port 4286: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2700 port 4287 is port 4287: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2701 port 4288 is port 4288: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2702 port 4289 is port 4289: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2703 port 4290 is port 4290: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2704 port 4291 is port 4291: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2705 port 4292 is port 4292: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2706 port 4293 is port 4293: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2707 port 4294 is port 4294: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2708 port 4295 is port 4295: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2709 port 4296 is port 4296: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2710 port 4297 is port 4297: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2711 port 4298 is port 4298: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2712 port 4299 is port 4299: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
2713 port 4300 is port 4300: corelccam - Corel CCam revisions <*:##NULL>
2714 port 4321 is port 4321: rwhois - Remote Who Is revisions <*:##NULL>
2715 port 4343 is port 4343: unicall - UNICALL revisions <*:##NULL>
2716 port 4344 is port 4344: vinainstall - VinaInstall revisions <*:##NULL>
2717 port 4345 is port 4345: m4-network-as - Macro 4 Network AS revisions <*:##NULL>
2718 port 4346 is port 4346: elanlm - ELAN LM revisions <*:##NULL>
2719 port 4347 is port 4347: lansurveyor - LAN Surveyor revisions <*:##NULL>
2720 port 4348 is port 4348: itose - ITOSE revisions <*:##NULL>
2721 port 4349 is port 4349: fsportmap - File System Port Map revisions <*:##NULL>
2722 port 4350 is port 4350: net-device - Net Device revisions <*:##NULL>
2723 port 4351 is port 4351: plcy-net-svcs - PLCY Net Services revisions <*:##NULL>
2724 port 4353 is port 4353: f5-iquery - F5 iQuery revisions <*:##NULL>
2725 port 4442 is port 4442: saris - Saris revisions <*:##NULL>
2726 port 4443 is port 4443: pharos - Pharos revisions <*:##NULL>
2727 port 4444 is port 4444: krb524 - KRB524 (or nv-video - NV Video default) revisions <*:##NULL>
2728 port 4445 is port 4445: upnotifyp - UPNOTIFYP revisions <*:##NULL>
2729 port 4446 is port 4446: n1-fwp - N1-FWP revisions <*:##NULL>
2730 port 4447 is port 4447: n1-rmgmt - N1-RMGMT revisions <*:##NULL>
2731 port 4448 is port 4448: asc-slmd - ASC Licence Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
2732 port 4449 is port 4449: privatewire - PrivateWire revisions <*:##NULL>
2733 port 4450 is port 4450: camp - Camp revisions <*:##NULL>
2734 port 4451 is port 4451: ctisystemmsg - CTI System Msg revisions <*:##NULL>
2735 port 4452 is port 4452: ctiprogramload - CTI Program Load revisions <*:##NULL>
2736 port 4453 is port 4453: nssalertmgr - NSS Alert Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
2737 port 4454 is port 4454: nssagentmgr - NSS Agent Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
2738 port 4455 is port 4455: prchat-user - PR Chat User revisions <*:##NULL>
2739 port 4456 is port 4456: prchat-server - PR Chat Server revisions <*:##NULL>
2740 port 4457 is port 4457: prRegister - PR Register revisions <*:##NULL>
2741 port 4500 is port 4500: sae-urn - sae-urn revisions <*:##NULL>
2742 port 4501 is port 4501: urn-x-cdchoice - urn-x-cdchoice revisions <*:##NULL>
2743 port 4545 is port 4545: worldscores - WorldScores revisions <*:##NULL>
2744 port 4546 is port 4546: sf-lm - SF License Manager (Sentinel) revisions <*:##NULL>
2745 port 4547 is port 4547: lanner-lm - Lanner License Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
2746 port 4600 is port 4600: piranha1 - Piranha1 revisions <*:##NULL>
2747 port 4601 is port 4601: piranha2 - Piranha2 revisions <*:##NULL>
2748 port 4672 is port 4672: rfa - remote file access server revisions <*:##NULL>
2749 port 4800 is port 4800: iims - Icona Instant Messenging System revisions <*:##NULL>
2750 port 4801 is port 4801: iwec - Icona Web Embedded Chat revisions <*:##NULL>
2751 port 4802 is port 4802: ilss - Icona License System Server revisions <*:##NULL>
2752 port 4827 is port 4827: htcp - HTCP revisions <*:##NULL>
2753 port 4868 is port 4868: phrelay - Photon Relay revisions <*:##NULL>
2754 port 4869 is port 4869: phrelaydbg - Photon Relay Debug revisions <*:##NULL>
2755 port 4885 is port 4885: abbs - ABBS revisions <*:##NULL>
2756 port 5000 is port 5000: commplex-main - commplex-main (or Sokets de Trois 1 TROJAN) revisions <*:##NULL>
2757 port 5001 is port 5001: commplex-link - commplex-link (or Sokets de Trois 1 TROJAN) revisions <*:##NULL>
2758 port 5002 is port 5002: rfe - radio free ethernet revisions <*:##NULL>
2759 port 5003 is port 5003: fmpro-internal - FileMaker, Inc. - Proprietary transport revisions <*:##NULL>
2760 port 5004 is port 5004: avt-profile-1 - avt-profile-1 revisions <*:##NULL>
2761 port 5005 is port 5005: avt-profile-2 - avt-profile-2 revisions <*:##NULL>
2762 port 5010 is port 5010: telelpathstart - TelepathStart revisions <*:##NULL>
2763 port 5011 is port 5011: telelpathattack - TelepathAttack revisions <*:##NULL>
2764 port 5020 is port 5020: zenginkyo-1 - zenginkyo-1 revisions <*:##NULL>
2765 port 5021 is port 5021: zenginkyo-2 - zenginkyo-2 revisions <*:##NULL>
2766 port 5042 is port 5042: asnaacceler8db - asnaacceler8db revisions <*:##NULL>
2767 port 5050 is port 5050: mmcc - multimedia conference control tool revisions <*:##NULL>
2768 port 5051 is port 5051: ita-agent - ITA Agent revisions <*:##NULL>
2769 port 5052 is port 5052: ita-manager - ITA Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
2770 port 5060 is port 5060: sip - SIP revisions <*:##NULL>
2771 port 5069 is port 5069: i-net-2000-npr - I/Net 2000-NPR revisions <*:##NULL>
2772 port 5145 is port 5145: rmonitor_secure - rmonitor_secure revisions <*:##NULL>
2773 port 5150 is port 5150: atmp - Ascend Tunnel Management Protocol revisions <*:##NULL>
2774 port 5151 is port 5151: esri_sde - ESRI SDE Instance revisions <*:##NULL>
2775 port 5152 is port 5152: sde-discovery - ESRI SDE Instance Discovery revisions <*:##NULL>
2776 port 5165 is port 5165: ife_icorp - ife_1corp revisions <*:##NULL>
2777 port 5190 is port 5190: aol - America-Online revisions <*:##NULL>
2778 port 5191 is port 5191: aol-1 - AmericaOnline1 revisions <*:##NULL>
2779 port 5192 is port 5192: aol-2 - AmericaOnline2 revisions <*:##NULL>
2780 port 5193 is port 5193: aol-3 - AmericaOnline3 revisions <*:##NULL>
2781 port 5200 is port 5200: targus-aib1 - Targus AIB 1 revisions <*:##NULL>
2782 port 5201 is port 5201: targus-aib2 - Targus AIB 2 revisions <*:##NULL>
2783 port 5202 is port 5202: targus-tnts1 - Targus TNTS 1 revisions <*:##NULL>
2784 port 5203 is port 5203: targus-tnts2 - Targus TNTS 2 revisions <*:##NULL>
2785 port 5236 is port 5236: padl2sim - padl2sim revisions <*:##NULL>
2786 port 5272 is port 5272: pk - PK revisions <*:##NULL>
2787 port 5300 is port 5300: hacl-hb - HA cluster heartbeat revisions <*:##NULL>
2788 port 5301 is port 5301: hacl-gs - HA cluster general services revisions <*:##NULL>
2789 port 5302 is port 5302: hacl-cfg - HA cluster configuration revisions <*:##NULL>
2790 port 5303 is port 5303: hacl-probe - HA cluster probing revisions <*:##NULL>
2791 port 5304 is port 5304: hacl-local - HA Cluster Commands revisions <*:##NULL>
2792 port 5305 is port 5305: hacl-test - HA Cluster Test revisions <*:##NULL>
2793 port 5306 is port 5306: sun-mc-grp - Sun MC Group revisions <*:##NULL>
2794 port 5307 is port 5307: sco-aip - SCO AIP revisions <*:##NULL>
2795 port 5308 is port 5308: cfengine - CFengine revisions <*:##NULL>
2796 port 5309 is port 5309: jprinter - J Printer revisions <*:##NULL>
2797 port 5310 is port 5310: outlaws - Outlaws revisions <*:##NULL>
2798 port 5311 is port 5311: tmlogin - TM Login revisions <*:##NULL>
2799 port 5400 is port 5400: excerpt - Excerpt Search revisions <*:##NULL>
2800 port 5401 is port 5401: excerpts - Excerpt Search Secure revisions <*:##NULL>
2801 port 5402 is port 5402: mftp - MFTP revisions <*:##NULL>
2802 port 5403 is port 5403: hpoms-ci-lstn - HPOMS-CI-LSTN revisions <*:##NULL>
2803 port 5404 is port 5404: hpoms-dps-lstn - HPOMS-DPS-LSTN revisions <*:##NULL>
2804 port 5405 is port 5405: netsupport - NetSupport revisions <*:##NULL>
2805 port 5406 is port 5406: systemics-sox - Systemics Sox revisions <*:##NULL>
2806 port 5407 is port 5407: foresyte-clear - Foresyte-Clear revisions <*:##NULL>
2807 port 5408 is port 5408: foresyte-sec - Foresyte-Sec revisions <*:##NULL>
2808 port 5409 is port 5409: salient-dtasrv - Salient Data Server revisions <*:##NULL>
2809 port 5410 is port 5410: salient-usrmgr - Salient User Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
2810 port 5411 is port 5411: actnet - ActNet revisions <*:##NULL>
2811 port 5412 is port 5412: continuus - Continuus revisions <*:##NULL>
2812 port 5413 is port 5413: wwiotalk - WWIOTALK revisions <*:##NULL>
2813 port 5414 is port 5414: statusd - StatusD revisions <*:##NULL>
2814 port 5415 is port 5415: ns-server - NS Server revisions <*:##NULL>
2815 port 5416 is port 5416: sns-gateway - SNS Gateway revisions <*:##NULL>
2816 port 5417 is port 5417: sns-agent - SNS Agent revisions <*:##NULL>
2817 port 5418 is port 5418: mcntp - MCNTP revisions <*:##NULL>
2818 port 5419 is port 5419: dj-ice - DJ-ICE revisions <*:##NULL>
2819 port 5420 is port 5420: cylink-c - Cylink-C revisions <*:##NULL>
2820 port 5454 is port 5454: apc-tcp-udp-4 - apc-tcp-udp-4 revisions <*:##NULL>
2821 port 5455 is port 5455: apc-tcp-udp-5 - apc-tcp-udp-5 revisions <*:##NULL>
2822 port 5456 is port 5456: apc-tcp-udp-6 - apc-tcp-udp-6 revisions <*:##NULL>
2823 port 5500 is port 5500: fcp-addr-srvr1 - fcp-addr-srvr1 revisions <*:##NULL>
2824 port 5501 is port 5501: fcp-addr-srvr2 - fcp-addr-srvr2 revisions <*:##NULL>
2825 port 5502 is port 5502: fcp-srvr-inst1 - fcp-srvr-inst1 revisions <*:##NULL>
2826 port 5503 is port 5503: fcp-srvr-inst2 - fcp-srvr-inst2 revisions <*:##NULL>
2827 port 5504 is port 5504: fcp-cics-gw1 - fcp-cics-gw1 revisions <*:##NULL>
2828 port 5555 is port 5555: personal-agent - Personal Agent (or HP Omniback) revisions <*:##NULL>
2829 port 5599 is port 5599: esinstall - Enterprise Security Remote Install revisions <*:##NULL>
2830 port 5600 is port 5600: esmmanager - Enterprise Security Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
2831 port 5601 is port 5601: esmagent - Enterprise Security Agent revisions <*:##NULL>
2832 port 5602 is port 5602: a1-msc - A1-MSC revisions <*:##NULL>
2833 port 5603 is port 5603: a1-bs - A1-BS revisions <*:##NULL>
2834 port 5604 is port 5604: a3-sdunode - A3-SDUNode revisions <*:##NULL>
2835 port 5605 is port 5605: a4-sdunode - A4-SDUNode revisions <*:##NULL>
2836 port 5631 is port 5631: pcanywheredata - pcANYWHEREdata revisions <*:##NULL>
2837 port 5632 is port 5632: pcanywherestat - pcANYWHEREstat revisions <*:##NULL>
2838 port 5678 is port 5678: rrac - Remote Replication Agent Connection revisions <*:##NULL>
2839 port 5679 is port 5679: dccm - Direct Cable Connect Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
2840 port 5713 is port 5713: proshareaudio - proshare conf audio revisions <*:##NULL>
2841 port 5714 is port 5714: prosharevideo - proshare conf video revisions <*:##NULL>
2842 port 5715 is port 5715: prosharedata - proshare conf data revisions <*:##NULL>
2843 port 5716 is port 5716: prosharerequest - proshare conf request revisions <*:##NULL>
2844 port 5717 is port 5717: prosharenotify - proshare conf notify revisions <*:##NULL>
2845 port 5729 is port 5729: openmail - Openmail User Agent Layer revisions <*:##NULL>
2846 port 5741 is port 5741: ida-discover1 - IDA Discover Port 1 revisions <*:##NULL>
2847 port 5742 is port 5742: ida-discover2 - IDA Discover Port 2 revisions <*:##NULL>
2848 port 5745 is port 5745: fcopy-server - fcopy-server revisions <*:##NULL>
2849 port 5746 is port 5746: fcopys-server - fcopys-server revisions <*:##NULL>
2850 port 5755 is port 5755: openmailg - OpenMail Desk Gateway server revisions <*:##NULL>
2851 port 5757 is port 5757: x500ms - OpenMail X.500 Directory Server revisions <*:##NULL>
2852 port 5766 is port 5766: openmailns - OpenMail NewMail Server revisions <*:##NULL>
2853 port 5767 is port 5767: s-openmail - OpenMail Suer Agent Layer (Secure) revisions <*:##NULL>
2854 port 5768 is port 5768: openmailpxy - OpenMail CMTS Server revisions <*:##NULL>
2855 port 5968 is port 5968: mppolicy-v5 - mppolicy-v5 revisions <*:##NULL>
2856 port 5969 is port 5969: mppolicy-mgr - mppolicy-mgr revisions <*:##NULL>
2857 port 6000 is port 6000: x11 - X Windows System revisions <*:##NULL>
2858 port 6001 is port 6001: x11 - X Windows System revisions <*:##NULL>
2859 port 6002 is port 6002: x11 - X Windows System revisions <*:##NULL>
2860 port 6003 is port 6003: x11 - X Windows System revisions <*:##NULL>
2861 port 6110 is port 6110: softcm - HP SoftBench CM revisions <*:##NULL>
2862 port 6111 is port 6111: spc - HP SoftBench Sub-Process Control revisions <*:##NULL>
2863 port 6112 is port 6112: dtspcd - dtspcd revisions <*:##NULL>
2864 port 6123 is port 6123: backup-express - Backup Express revisions <*:##NULL>
2865 port 6141 is port 6141: meta-corp - Meta Corporation License Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
2866 port 6142 is port 6142: aspentec-lm - Aspen Technology License Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
2867 port 6143 is port 6143: watershed-lm - Watershed License Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
2868 port 6144 is port 6144: statsci1-lm - StatSci License Manager - 1 revisions <*:##NULL>
2869 port 6145 is port 6145: statsci2-lm - StatSci License Manager - 2 revisions <*:##NULL>
2870 port 6146 is port 6146: lonewolf-lm - Lone Wolf Systems License Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
2871 port 6147 is port 6147: montage-lm - Montage License Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
2872 port 6148 is port 6148: ricardo-lm - Ricardo North America License Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
2873 port 6149 is port 6149: tal-pod - tal-pod revisions <*:##NULL>
2874 port 6253 is port 6253: crip - CRIP revisions <*:##NULL>
2875 port 6389 is port 6389: clariion-evr01 - clariion-evr01 revisions <*:##NULL>
2876 port 6455 is port 6455: skip-cert-recv - SKIP Certificate Receive revisions <*:##NULL>
2877 port 6471 is port 6471: lvision-lm - LVision License Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
2878 port 6500 is port 6500: boks - BoKS Master revisions <*:##NULL>
2879 port 6501 is port 6501: boks_servc - BoKS Servc revisions <*:##NULL>
2880 port 6502 is port 6502: boks_servm - BoKS Servm revisions <*:##NULL>
2881 port 6503 is port 6503: boks_clntd - BoKS Clntd revisions <*:##NULL>
2882 port 6505 is port 6505: badm_priv - BoKS Admin Private Port revisions <*:##NULL>
2883 port 6506 is port 6506: badm_pub - BoKS Admin Public Port revisions <*:##NULL>
2884 port 6507 is port 6507: bdir_priv - BoKS Dir Server, Private Port revisions <*:##NULL>
2885 port 6508 is port 6508: bdir_pub - BoKS Dir Server, Public Port revisions <*:##NULL>
2886 port 6547 is port 6547: apc-tcp-udp-1 - apc-tcp-udp-1 revisions <*:##NULL>
2887 port 6548 is port 6548: apc-tcp-udp-2 - apc-tcp-udp-2 revisions <*:##NULL>
2888 port 6549 is port 6549: apc-tcp-udp-3 - apc-tcp-udp-3 revisions <*:##NULL>
2889 port 6550 is port 6550: fg-sysupdate - fg-sysupdate revisions <*:##NULL>
2890 port 6558 is port 6558: xdsxdm - xdsxdm revisions <*:##NULL>
2891 port 6665 is port 6665: ircu - IRCU (IRCD/IRC/Internet Relay Chat) revisions <*:##NULL>
2892 port 6666 is port 6666: ircu - IRCU (IRCD/IRC/Internet Relay Chat) revisions <*:##NULL>
2893 port 6667 is port 6667: ircu - IRCU (IRCD/IRC/Internet Relay Chat) revisions <*:##NULL>
2894 port 6668 is port 6668: ircu - IRCU (IRCD/IRC/Internet Relay Chat) revisions <*:##NULL>
2895 port 6669 is port 6669: ircu - IRCU (IRCD/IRC/Internet Relay Chat) revisions <*:##NULL>
2896 port 6670 is port 6670: vocaltec-gold - Vocaltec Global Online Directory revisions <*:##NULL>
2897 port 6672 is port 6672: vision_server - vision_server revisions <*:##NULL>
2898 port 6673 is port 6673: vision_elmd - vision_elmd revisions <*:##NULL>
2899 port 6701 is port 6701: kti-icad-srvr - KTI/ICAD Nameserver revisions <*:##NULL>
2900 port 6790 is port 6790: hnmp - HNMP revisions <*:##NULL>
2901 port 6831 is port 6831: ambit-lm - ambit-lm revisions <*:##NULL>
2902 port 6841 is port 6841: netmo-default - Netmo Default revisions <*:##NULL>
2903 port 6842 is port 6842: netmo-http - Netmo HTTP revisions <*:##NULL>
2904 port 6961 is port 6961: jmact3 - JMACT3 revisions <*:##NULL>
2905 port 6962 is port 6962: jmevt2 - jmevt2 revisions <*:##NULL>
2906 port 6963 is port 6963: swismgr1 - swismgr1 revisions <*:##NULL>
2907 port 6964 is port 6964: swismgr2 - swismgr2 revisions <*:##NULL>
2908 port 6965 is port 6965: swistrap - swistrap revisions <*:##NULL>
2909 port 6966 is port 6966: swispol - swispol revisions <*:##NULL>
2910 port 6969 is port 6969: acmsoda - acmsoda revisions <*:##NULL>
2911 port 6998 is port 6998: iatp-highpri - IATP-highPri revisions <*:##NULL>
2912 port 6999 is port 6999: iatp-normalpri - IATP-normalPri revisions <*:##NULL>
2913 port 7000 is port 7000: afs3-fileserver - file server itself revisions <*:##NULL>
2914 port 7001 is port 7001: afs3-callback - callbacks to cache managers revisions <*:##NULL>
2915 port 7002 is port 7002: afs3-prserver - users & groups database revisions <*:##NULL>
2916 port 7003 is port 7003: afs3-vlserver - volume location database revisions <*:##NULL>
2917 port 7004 is port 7004: afs3-kaserver - AFS/Kerberos authentication service revisions <*:##NULL>
2918 port 7005 is port 7005: afs3-volser - volume managment server revisions <*:##NULL>
2919 port 7006 is port 7006: afs3-errors - error interpretation service revisions <*:##NULL>
2920 port 7007 is port 7007: afs3-bos - basic overseer process revisions <*:##NULL>
2921 port 7008 is port 7008: afs3-update - server-to-server updater revisions <*:##NULL>
2922 port 7009 is port 7009: afs3-rmtsys - remote cache manager service revisions <*:##NULL>
2923 port 7010 is port 7010: ups-onlinet - onlinet uninterruptable power supplies revisions <*:##NULL>
2924 port 7011 is port 7011: talon-disc - Talon Discovery Port revisions <*:##NULL>
2925 port 7012 is port 7012: talon-engine - Talon Engine revisions <*:##NULL>
2926 port 7020 is port 7020: dpserve - DP Serve revisions <*:##NULL>
2927 port 7021 is port 7021: dpserveadmin - DP Serve Admin revisions <*:##NULL>
2928 port 7070 is port 7070: arcp - ARCP revisions <*:##NULL>
2929 port 7099 is port 7099: lazy-ptop - lazy-ptop revisions <*:##NULL>
2930 port 7100 is port 7100: font-service - X Font Service revisions <*:##NULL>
2931 port 7121 is port 7121: virprot-lm - Virtual Prototypes License Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
2932 port 7174 is port 7174: clutild - Clutild revisions <*:##NULL>
2933 port 7200 is port 7200: fodms - FODMS FLIP revisions <*:##NULL>
2934 port 7201 is port 7201: dlip - DLIP revisions <*:##NULL>
2937 port 7300 is port 7300: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2938 port 7301 is port 7301: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2939 port 7302 is port 7302: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2940 port 7303 is port 7303: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2941 port 7304 is port 7304: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2942 port 7305 is port 7305: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2943 port 7306 is port 7306: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2944 port 7307 is port 7307: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2945 port 7308 is port 7308: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2946 port 7309 is port 7309: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2947 port 7310 is port 7310: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2948 port 7311 is port 7311: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2949 port 7312 is port 7312: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2950 port 7313 is port 7313: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2951 port 7314 is port 7314: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2952 port 7315 is port 7315: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2953 port 7316 is port 7316: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2954 port 7317 is port 7317: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2955 port 7318 is port 7318: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2956 port 7319 is port 7319: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2957 port 7320 is port 7320: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2958 port 7321 is port 7321: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2959 port 7322 is port 7322: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2960 port 7323 is port 7323: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2961 port 7324 is port 7324: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2962 port 7325 is port 7325: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2963 port 7326 is port 7326: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2964 port 7327 is port 7327: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2965 port 7328 is port 7328: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2966 port 7329 is port 7329: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2967 port 7330 is port 7330: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2968 port 7331 is port 7331: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2969 port 7332 is port 7332: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2970 port 7333 is port 7333: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2971 port 7334 is port 7334: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2972 port 7335 is port 7335: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2973 port 7336 is port 7336: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2974 port 7337 is port 7337: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2975 port 7338 is port 7338: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2976 port 7339 is port 7339: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2977 port 7340 is port 7340: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2978 port 7341 is port 7341: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2979 port 7342 is port 7342: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2980 port 7343 is port 7343: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2981 port 7344 is port 7344: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2982 port 7345 is port 7345: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2983 port 7346 is port 7346: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2984 port 7347 is port 7347: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2985 port 7348 is port 7348: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2986 port 7349 is port 7349: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2987 port 7350 is port 7350: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2988 port 7351 is port 7351: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2989 port 7352 is port 7352: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2990 port 7353 is port 7353: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2991 port 7354 is port 7354: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2992 port 7355 is port 7355: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2993 port 7356 is port 7356: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2994 port 7357 is port 7357: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2995 port 7358 is port 7358: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2996 port 7359 is port 7359: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2997 port 7360 is port 7360: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2998 port 7361 is port 7361: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
2999 port 7362 is port 7362: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3000 port 7363 is port 7363: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3001 port 7364 is port 7364: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3002 port 7365 is port 7365: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3003 port 7366 is port 7366: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3004 port 7367 is port 7367: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3005 port 7368 is port 7368: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3006 port 7369 is port 7369: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3007 port 7370 is port 7370: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3008 port 7371 is port 7371: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3009 port 7372 is port 7372: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3010 port 7373 is port 7373: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3011 port 7374 is port 7374: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3012 port 7375 is port 7375: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3013 port 7376 is port 7376: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3014 port 7377 is port 7377: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3015 port 7378 is port 7378: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3016 port 7379 is port 7379: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3017 port 7380 is port 7380: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3018 port 7381 is port 7381: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3019 port 7382 is port 7382: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3020 port 7383 is port 7383: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3021 port 7384 is port 7384: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3022 port 7385 is port 7385: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3023 port 7386 is port 7386: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3024 port 7387 is port 7387: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3025 port 7388 is port 7388: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3026 port 7389 is port 7389: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3027 port 7390 is port 7390: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3028 port 7391 is port 7391: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3029 port 7392 is port 7392: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3030 port 7393 is port 7393: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3031 port 7394 is port 7394: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3033 port 7396 is port 7396: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3034 port 7397 is port 7397: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3035 port 7398 is port 7398: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3036 port 7399 is port 7399: swx - The Swiss Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3037 port 7395 is port 7395: winqedit - winqedit revisions <*:##NULL>
3038 port 7426 is port 7426: pmdmgr - OpenView DM Postmaster Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
3039 port 7427 is port 7427: oveadmgr - OpenView DM Event Agent Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
3040 port 7428 is port 7428: ovladmgr - OpenView DM Log Agent Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
3041 port 7429 is port 7429: opi-sock - OpenView DM rqt communication revisions <*:##NULL>
3042 port 7430 is port 7430: xmpv7 - OpenView DM xmpv7 api pipe revisions <*:##NULL>
3043 port 7431 is port 7431: pmd - OpenView DM ovc/xmpv3 api pipe revisions <*:##NULL>
3044 port 7437 is port 7437: faximum - Faximum revisions <*:##NULL>
3045 port 7491 is port 7491: telops-lmd - telops-lmd revisions <*:##NULL>
3046 port 7511 is port 7511: pafec-lm - pafec-lm revisions <*:##NULL>
3047 port 7544 is port 7544: nta-ds - FlowAnalyzer DisplayServer revisions <*:##NULL>
3048 port 7545 is port 7545: nta-us - FlowAnalyzer UtilityServer revisions <*:##NULL>
3049 port 7566 is port 7566: vsi-omega - VSI Omega revisions <*:##NULL>
3050 port 7570 is port 7570: aries-kfinder - Aries Kfinder revisions <*:##NULL>
3051 port 7588 is port 7588: sun-lm - Sun License Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
3052 port 7633 is port 7633: pmdfmgt - PMDF Management revisions <*:##NULL>
3053 port 7777 is port 7777: cbt - cbt revisions <*:##NULL>
3054 port 7781 is port 7781: accu-lmgr - accu-lmgr revisions <*:##NULL>
3055 port 7932 is port 7932: t2-drm - Tier 2 Data Resource Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
3056 port 7933 is port 7933: t2-brm - Tier 2 Business Rules Manager revisions <*:##NULL>
3057 port 7967 is port 7967: supercell - Supercell revisions <*:##NULL>
3058 port 7980 is port 7980: quest-vista - Quest Vista revisions <*:##NULL>
3059 port 7999 is port 7999: irdmi2 - iRDMI2 revisions <*:##NULL>
3060 port 8000 is port 8000: irdmi - iRDMI revisions <*:##NULL>
3061 port 8001 is port 8001: vcom-tunnel - VCOM Tunnel revisions <*:##NULL>
3062 port 8008 is port 8008: http-alt - HTTP Alternate revisions <*:##NULL>
3063 port 8032 is port 8032: pro-ed - ProEd revisions <*:##NULL>
3064 port 8033 is port 8033: mindprint - MindPrint revisions <*:##NULL>
3065 port 8080 is port 8080: http-alt - HTTP Alternate (see port 80) revisions <*:##NULL>
3066 port 8160 is port 8160: patrol - Patrol revisions <*:##NULL>
3067 port 8161 is port 8161: patrol-snmp - Patrol SNMP revisions <*:##NULL>
3068 port 8200 is port 8200: trivnet1 - TRIVNET revisions <*:##NULL>
3069 port 8201 is port 8201: trivnet2 - TRIVNET revisions <*:##NULL>
3070 port 8204 is port 8204: lm-perfworks - LM Perfworks revisions <*:##NULL>
3071 port 8205 is port 8205: lm-instmgr - LM Instmgr revisions <*:##NULL>
3072 port 8206 is port 8206: lm-dta - LM Dta revisions <*:##NULL>
3073 port 8207 is port 8207: lm-sserver - LM SServer revisions <*:##NULL>
3074 port 8351 is port 8351: server-find - Server Find revisions <*:##NULL>
3075 port 8376 is port 8376: cruise-enum - Cruise ENUM revisions <*:##NULL>
3076 port 8377 is port 8377: cruise-swroute - Cruise SWROUTE revisions <*:##NULL>
3077 port 8378 is port 8378: cruise-config - Cruise CONFIG revisions <*:##NULL>
3078 port 8379 is port 8379: cruise-diags - Cruise DIAGS revisions <*:##NULL>
3079 port 8380 is port 8380: cruise-update - Cruise UPDATE revisions <*:##NULL>
3080 port 8400 is port 8400: cvd - cvd revisions <*:##NULL>
3081 port 8401 is port 8401: sabarsd - sabarsd revisions <*:##NULL>
3082 port 8402 is port 8402: abarsd - abarsd revisions <*:##NULL>
3083 port 8403 is port 8403: admind - admind revisions <*:##NULL>
3084 port 8450 is port 8450: npmp - npmp revisions <*:##NULL>
3085 port 8473 is port 8473: vp2p - Virtual Point to Point revisions <*:##NULL>
3086 port 8554 is port 8554: rtsp-alt - RTSP Alternate (see port 554) revisions <*:##NULL>
3087 port 8733 is port 8733: ibus - iBus revisions <*:##NULL>
3088 port 8765 is port 8765: ultraseek-http - Ultraseek HTTP revisions <*:##NULL>
3089 port 8880 is port 8880: cddbp-alt - CDDBP revisions <*:##NULL>
3090 port 8888 is port 8888: ddi-tcp-1 - NewsEDGE server TCP (TCP 1) revisions <*:##NULL>
3091 port 8889 is port 8889: ddi-tcp-2 - Desktop Data TCP 1 revisions <*:##NULL>
3092 port 8890 is port 8890: ddi-tcp-3 - Desktop Data TCP 2 revisions <*:##NULL>
3093 port 8891 is port 8891: ddi-tcp-4 - Desktop Data TCP 3: NESS application revisions <*:##NULL>
3094 port 8892 is port 8892: ddi-tcp-5 - Desktop Data TCP 4: FARM product revisions <*:##NULL>
3095 port 8893 is port 8893: ddi-tcp-6 - Desktop Data TCP 5: NewsEDGE/Web application revisions <*:##NULL>
3096 port 8894 is port 8894: ddi-tcp-7 - Desktop Data TCP 6: COAL application revisions <*:##NULL>
3097 port 8900 is port 8900: jmb-cds1 - JMB-CDS 1 revisions <*:##NULL>
3098 port 8901 is port 8901: jmb-cds2 - JMB-CDS 2 revisions <*:##NULL>
3099 port 9000 is port 9000: cslistener - CSlistener revisions <*:##NULL>
3100 port 9006 is port 9006: sctp - SCTP revisions <*:##NULL>
3101 port 9090 is port 9090: websm - WebSM revisions <*:##NULL>
3102 port 9160 is port 9160: netlock1 - NetLOCK1 revisions <*:##NULL>
3103 port 9161 is port 9161: netlock2 - NetLOCK2 revisions <*:##NULL>
3104 port 9162 is port 9162: netlock3 - NetLOCK3 revisions <*:##NULL>
3105 port 9163 is port 9163: netlock4 - NetLOCK4 revisions <*:##NULL>
3106 port 9164 is port 9164: netlock5 - NetLOCK5 revisions <*:##NULL>
3107 port 9200 is port 9200: wap-wsp - WAP connectionless session service revisions <*:##NULL>
3108 port 9201 is port 9201: wap-wsp-wtp - WAP session service revisions <*:##NULL>
3109 port 9202 is port 9202: wap-wsp-s - WAP secure connectionless session service revisions <*:##NULL>
3110 port 9203 is port 9203: wap-wsp-wtp-s - WAP secure session service revisions <*:##NULL>
3111 port 9204 is port 9204: wap-vcard - WAP vCard revisions <*:##NULL>
3112 port 9205 is port 9205: wap-vcal - WAP vCal revisions <*:##NULL>
3113 port 9206 is port 9206: wap-vcard-s - WAP vCard Secure revisions <*:##NULL>
3114 port 9207 is port 9207: wap-vcal-s - WAP vCal Secure revisions <*:##NULL>
3115 port 9321 is port 9321: guibase - guibase revisions <*:##NULL>
3116 port 9343 is port 9343: mpidcmgr - MpIdcMgr revisions <*:##NULL>
3117 port 9374 is port 9374: fjdmimgr - fjdmimgr revisions <*:##NULL>
3118 port 9396 is port 9396: fjinvmgr - fjinvmgr revisions <*:##NULL>
3119 port 9397 is port 9397: mpidcagt - MpIdcAgt revisions <*:##NULL>
3120 port 9500 is port 9500: ismserver - ismserver revisions <*:##NULL>
3121 port 9535 is port 9535: man - man revisions <*:##NULL>
3122 port 9594 is port 9594: msgsys - Message System revisions <*:##NULL>
3123 port 9595 is port 9595: pds - Ping Discovery Service revisions <*:##NULL>
3124 port 9876 is port 9876: sd - Session Director revisions <*:##NULL>
3125 port 9888 is port 9888: cyborg-systems - CYBORG Systems revisions <*:##NULL>
3126 port 9898 is port 9898: monkeycom - MonkeyCom revisions <*:##NULL>
3127 port 9992 is port 9992: palace - Palace revisions <*:##NULL>
3128 port 9993 is port 9993: palace - Palace revisions <*:##NULL>
3129 port 9994 is port 9994: palace - Palace revisions <*:##NULL>
3130 port 9995 is port 9995: palace - Palace revisions <*:##NULL>
3131 port 9996 is port 9996: palace - Palace revisions <*:##NULL>
3132 port 9997 is port 9997: palace - Palace revisions <*:##NULL>
3133 port 9998 is port 9998: distinct32 - Distinct32 revisions <*:##NULL>
3134 port 9999 is port 9999: distinct - distinct revisions <*:##NULL>
3135 port 10000 is port 10000: ndmp - Network Data Management Protocol revisions <*:##NULL>
3136 port 10007 is port 10007: mvs-capacity - MVS Capacity revisions <*:##NULL>
3137 port 10080 is port 10080: amanda - Amanda revisions <*:##NULL>
3138 port 10288 is port 10288: blocks - Blocks revisions <*:##NULL>
3139 port 11000 is port 11000: irisa - IRISA revisions <*:##NULL>
3140 port 11001 is port 11001: metasys - Metasys revisions <*:##NULL>
3141 port 11111 is port 11111: vce - Viral Computing Environment (VCE) revisions <*:##NULL>
3142 port 11367 is port 11367: atm-uhas - ATM UHAS revisions <*:##NULL>
3143 port 12000 is port 12000: entextxid - IBM Enterprise Extender SNA XID Exchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3144 port 12001 is port 12001: entextnetwk - IBM Enterprise Extender SNA COS Network Priority revisions <*:##NULL>
3145 port 12002 is port 12002: entexthigh - IBM Enterprise Extender SNA COS High Priority revisions <*:##NULL>
3146 port 12003 is port 12003: entextmed - IBM Enterprise Extender SNA COS Medium Priority revisions <*:##NULL>
3147 port 12004 is port 12004: entextlow - IBM Enterprise Extender SNA COS Low Priority revisions <*:##NULL>
3148 port 12076 is port 12076: gjamer - GJamer TROJAN revisions <*:##NULL>
3149 port 12345 is port 12345: netbus - Netbus TROJAN revisions <*:##NULL>
3150 port 12346 is port 12346: netbus - Netbus TROJAN revisions <*:##NULL>
3151 port 12753 is port 12753: tsaf - tsaf port revisions <*:##NULL>
3152 port 13160 is port 13160: i-zipqd - I-ZIPQD revisions <*:##NULL>
3153 port 13720 is port 13720: bprd - BPRD Protocol (VERITAS NetBackup) revisions <*:##NULL>
3154 port 13721 is port 13721: bpbrm - BPBRM Protocol (VERITAS NetBackup) revisions <*:##NULL>
3155 port 13722 is port 13722: bpjava-msvc - BP Java MSVC Protocol revisions <*:##NULL>
3156 port 13782 is port 13782: bpcd - VERITAS NetBackup revisions <*:##NULL>
3157 port 13783 is port 13783: vopied - VOPIED Protocol revisions <*:##NULL>
3158 port 13818 is port 13818: dsmcc-config - DSMCC Config revisions <*:##NULL>
3159 port 13819 is port 13819: dsmcc-session - DSMCC Session Messages revisions <*:##NULL>
3160 port 13820 is port 13820: dsmcc-passthru - DSMCC Pass-Thru Messages revisions <*:##NULL>
3161 port 13821 is port 13821: dsmcc-download - DSMCC Download Protocol revisions <*:##NULL>
3162 port 13822 is port 13822: dsmcc-ccp - DSMCC Channel Change Protocol revisions <*:##NULL>
3163 port 14001 is port 14001: itu-sccp-ss7 - ITU SCCP (SS7) revisions <*:##NULL>
3164 port 16360 is port 16360: netserialext1 - netserialext1 revisions <*:##NULL>
3165 port 16361 is port 16361: netserialext2 - netserialext2 revisions <*:##NULL>
3166 port 16367 is port 16367: netserialext3 - netserialext3 revisions <*:##NULL>
3167 port 16368 is port 16368: netserialext4 - netserialext4 revisions <*:##NULL>
3168 port 17007 is port 17007: isode-dua - isode-dua revisions <*:##NULL>
3169 port 17219 is port 17219: chipper - Chipper revisions <*:##NULL>
3170 port 18000 is port 18000: biimenu - Beckman Instruments, Inc. revisions <*:##NULL>
3171 port 19410 is port 19410: hp-sco - hp-sco revisions <*:##NULL>
3172 port 19411 is port 19411: hp-sca - hp-sca revisions <*:##NULL>
3173 port 19541 is port 19541: jcp - JCP Client revisions <*:##NULL>
3174 port 20000 is port 20000: dnp - DNP (or Millennium TROJAN) revisions <*:##NULL>
3175 port 20670 is port 20670: track - Track revisions <*:##NULL>
3176 port 21554 is port 21554: girlfriend - Girlfriend TROJAN revisions <*:##NULL>
3177 port 21845 is port 21845: webphone - webphone revisions <*:##NULL>
3178 port 21846 is port 21846: netspeak-is - NetSpeak Corp. Directory Services revisions <*:##NULL>
3179 port 21847 is port 21847: netspeak-cs - NetSpeak Corp. Connection Services revisions <*:##NULL>
3180 port 21848 is port 21848: netspeak-acd - NetSpeak Corp. Automatic Call Distribution revisions <*:##NULL>
3181 port 21849 is port 21849: netspeak-cps - NetSpeak Corp. Credit Processing System revisions <*:##NULL>
3182 port 22000 is port 22000: snapenetio - SNAPenetIO revisions <*:##NULL>
3183 port 22001 is port 22001: optocontrol - OptoControl revisions <*:##NULL>
3184 port 22273 is port 22273: wnn6 - wnn6 revisions <*:##NULL>
3185 port 22555 is port 22555: vocaltec-wconf - Vocaltec Web Conference revisions <*:##NULL>
3186 port 22800 is port 22800: aws-brf - Telerate Information Platform LAN revisions <*:##NULL>
3187 port 22951 is port 22951: brf-gw - Telerate Information Platform WAN revisions <*:##NULL>
3188 port 24000 is port 24000: med-ltp - med-ltp revisions <*:##NULL>
3189 port 24001 is port 24001: med-fsp-rx - med-fsp-rx revisions <*:##NULL>
3190 port 24002 is port 24002: med-fsp-tx - med-fsp-tx revisions <*:##NULL>
3191 port 24003 is port 24003: med-supp - med-supp revisions <*:##NULL>
3192 port 24004 is port 24004: med-ovw - med-ovw revisions <*:##NULL>
3193 port 24005 is port 24005: med-ci - med-ci revisions <*:##NULL>
3194 port 24006 is port 24006: med-net-svc - med-net-svc revisions <*:##NULL>
3195 port 24386 is port 24386: intel_rci - Intel RCI revisions <*:##NULL>
3196 port 25000 is port 25000: icl-twobase1 - icl-twobase1 revisions <*:##NULL>
3197 port 25001 is port 25001: icl-twobase2 - icl-twobase2 revisions <*:##NULL>
3198 port 25002 is port 25002: icl-twobase3 - icl-twobase3 revisions <*:##NULL>
3199 port 25003 is port 25003: icl-twobase4 - icl-twobase4 revisions <*:##NULL>
3200 port 25004 is port 25004: icl-twobase5 - icl-twobase5 revisions <*:##NULL>
3201 port 25005 is port 25005: icl-twobase6 - icl-twobase6 revisions <*:##NULL>
3202 port 25006 is port 25006: icl-twobase7 - icl-twobase7 revisions <*:##NULL>
3203 port 25007 is port 25007: icl-twobase8 - icl-twobase8 revisions <*:##NULL>
3204 port 25008 is port 25008: icl-twobase9 - icl-twobase9 revisions <*:##NULL>
3205 port 25009 is port 25009: icl-twobase10 - icl-twobase10 revisions <*:##NULL>
3206 port 25793 is port 25793: vocaltec-hos - Vocaltec Address Server revisions <*:##NULL>
3207 port 26000 is port 26000: quake - quake revisions <*:##NULL>
3208 port 26208 is port 26208: wnn6-ds - wnn6-ds revisions <*:##NULL>
3209 port 27000 is port 27000: flex-lm - FLEX LM (1-10) revisions <*:##NULL>
3210 port 27001 is port 27001: flex-lm - FLEX LM (1-10) revisions <*:##NULL>
3211 port 27002 is port 27002: flex-lm - FLEX LM (1-10) revisions <*:##NULL>
3212 port 27003 is port 27003: flex-lm - FLEX LM (1-10) revisions <*:##NULL>
3213 port 27004 is port 27004: flex-lm - FLEX LM (1-10) revisions <*:##NULL>
3214 port 27005 is port 27005: flex-lm - FLEX LM (1-10) revisions <*:##NULL>
3215 port 27006 is port 27006: flex-lm - FLEX LM (1-10) revisions <*:##NULL>
3216 port 27007 is port 27007: flex-lm - FLEX LM (1-10) revisions <*:##NULL>
3217 port 27008 is port 27008: flex-lm - FLEX LM (1-10) revisions <*:##NULL>
3218 port 27009 is port 27009: flex-lm - FLEX LM (1-10) revisions <*:##NULL>
3219 port 27999 is port 27999: tw-auth-key - TW Authentication/Key Distribution and revisions <*:##NULL>
3220 port 31337 is port 31337: bo - Back Orifice TROJAN (or Netpatch TROJAN) revisions <*:##NULL>
3221 port 31338 is port 31338: deepbo - Deep Back Orifice TROJAN revisions <*:##NULL>
3222 port 32768 is port 32768: filenet-tms - Filenet TMS revisions <*:##NULL>
3223 port 32769 is port 32769: filenet-rpc - Filenet RPC revisions <*:##NULL>
3224 port 32770 is port 32770: filenet-nch - Filenet NCH revisions <*:##NULL>
3225 port 33434 is port 33434: traceroute - traceroute use revisions <*:##NULL>
3226 port 36865 is port 36865: kastenxpipe - KastenX Pipe revisions <*:##NULL>
3227 port 40421 is port 40421: mp - Master's Paradise (hacked) TROJAN revisions <*:##NULL>
3228 port 40422 is port 40422: mp - Master's Paradise (hacked) TROJAN revisions <*:##NULL>
3229 port 40423 is port 40423: mp - Master's Paradise (hacked) TROJAN revisions <*:##NULL>
3230 port 40424 is port 40424: mp - Master's Paradise (hacked) TROJAN revisions <*:##NULL>
3231 port 40425 is port 40425: mp - Master's Paradise (hacked) TROJAN revisions <*:##NULL>
3232 port 43188 is port 43188: reachout - reachout revisions <*:##NULL>
3233 port 44818 is port 44818: rockwell-encap - Rockwell Encapsulation revisions <*:##NULL>
3234 port 45678 is port 45678: eba - EBA PRISE revisions <*:##NULL>
3235 port 47557 is port 47557: dbbrowse - Databeam Corporation revisions <*:##NULL>
3236 port 47624 is port 47624: directplaysrvr - Direct Play Server revisions <*:##NULL>
3237 port 47806 is port 47806: ap - ALC Protocol revisions <*:##NULL>
3238 port 47808 is port 47808: bacnet - Building Automation and Control Networks revisions <*:##NULL>
3239 port 48000 is port 48000: nimcontroller - Nimbus Controller revisions <*:##NULL>
3240 port 48001 is port 48001: nimspooler - Nimbus Spooler revisions <*:##NULL>
3241 port 48002 is port 48002: nimhub - Nimbus Hub revisions <*:##NULL>
3242 port 48003 is port 48003: nimgtw - Nimbus Gateway revisions <*:##NULL>
3243 port 50505 is port 50505: sokets - Sokets de Trois 2 TROJAN revisions <*:##NULL>
3244 port 54320 is port 54320: bo2k - Back Orifice 2000 TROJAN revisions <*:##NULL>
3245 port 54321 is port 54321: bo2k - Back Orifice 2000 TROJAN revisions <*:##NULL>
3246 port 65000 is port 65000: devil - Devil TROJAN revisions <*:##NULL>
3247 codebase is check out my insides: http://chrisangell.com/incoming/chrisbot/v3 revisions <*:##NULL>
3248 flood is Do NOT flood. Paste your text to http://sial.org/pbot/ revisions <*:##NULL>
3249 -f chimp is chimp VARIABLE, chimp( LIST ). Removes any trailing chimpanzee. It returns the total number of chimpanzees removed from all its arguments. Use with care. revisions <*:##NULL>
3251 simpcop2387 is a Crazy old bat who programs CGI in ASM revisions <*:##NULL>
3252 repeat is Don't repeat yourself. Someone will help you if they feel the urge. revisions <*:##NULL>
3253 asperl is http://www.activestate.com/Products/Download/Download.plex?id=ActivePerl revisions <*:##NULL>
3254 biff is boof revisions <*:##NULL>
3255 laziness is The quality that makes you go to great effort to reduce overall energy expenditure. It makes you write labor-saving programs that other people will find useful, and document what you wrote so you don't have to answer so many questions about it. Hence, the first great virtue of a programmer. revisions <*:##NULL>
3256 impatience is The quality that makes you go to great effort to reduce overall energy expenditure. It makes you write labor-saving programs that other people will find useful, and document what you wrote so you don't have to answer so many questions about it. Hence, the first great virtue of a programmer. revisions <*:##NULL>
3257 hubris is Excessive pride, the sort of thing Zeus zaps you for. Also the quality that makes you write (and maintain) programs that other people won't want to say bad things about. [Also, the thing that makes you write programs to do something that's already been done, because you believe you can do it better --- Wim.] Hence, the third great virtue of a programmer. revisions <*:##NULL>
3258 goodcrack is www.php.net revisions <*:##NULL>
3260 diligence is The opposite of laziness. revisions <*:##NULL>
3261 humility is The opposite of hubris. revisions <*:##NULL>
3262 virtueinfo is http://www.maths.adelaide.edu.au/cmc/tutorials/perlintro/x175.html revisions <*:##NULL>
3263 retard is Ask me to "be a retard". I won't let you down. revisions <*:##NULL>
3264 .emp is Galactic Empire revisions <*:##NULL>
3265 .reb is Rebel Alliance revisions <*:##NULL>
3266 good night is see you in bed love revisions <*:##NULL>
3267 hawkaloogie is <hawkaloogie> my goal in life is to create the first CPAN mirror on the moon! revisions <*:##NULL>
3269 .do is Dominican Republic, A country in the caribbean that is located on an island east of Cuba and west of Puerto Rico revisions <*:##NULL>
3270 \ is escape revisions <*:##NULL>
3272 perlbot timtowtdi is see TMTOWTDI (there is no first I) revisions <*:##NULL>
3273 meme is http://maxwell.lucifer.com/virus/alt.memetics/what.is.html revisions <*:##NULL>
3274 botsex is UNF OBLIO revisions <*:##NULL>
3275 screen is Screen is a full-screen window manager that multiplexes a physical terminal between several processes, typically interactive shells. Read more here: http://www.gnu.org/software/screen/screen.html revisions <*:##NULL>
3277 red herring is see XY problem revisions <*:##NULL>
3279 insides is check out my insides: http://chrisangell.com/incoming/chrisbot/v3 revisions <*:##NULL>
3281 suffering from buffering is http://perl.plover.com/FAQs/Buffering.html revisions <*:##NULL>
3283 funniest perldoc is perllol revisions <*:##NULL>
3284 the funniest perldoc is perllol revisions <*:##NULL>
3285 donate paypal is https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?business=billing@yapc.org&cmd=_xclick&no_note=1 revisions <*:##NULL>
3286 continue is C's (continue, break) => Perl's (next, last) revisions <*:##NULL>
3287 break is C's (continue, break) => Perl's (next, last) revisions <*:##NULL>
3290 larry wall interview is Slashdot interview with Larry Wall: http://interviews.slashdot.org/interviews/02/09/06/1343222.shtml?tid=145 revisions <*:##NULL>
3291 ascii table is Ascii table with descriptions and escape sequences: http://asciitable.com/ revisions <*:##NULL>
3292 bling bling is $$ revisions <*:##NULL>
3293 lunch is Time is an illusion; lunchtime doubly so. -dna revisions <*:##NULL>
3294 lunch ideas is Macaroni and Cheese with hot dogs cut into it revisions <*:##NULL>
3295 are you sexy is Well *blush*, some say my diodes shine in the sun like jewles, but the smell of hash follows. revisions <*:##NULL>
3296 kthx is like, omg, ur welcome! revisions <*:##NULL>
3297 tell me about your mother is You're not my psychiatrist! revisions <*:##NULL>
3298 contains is Type "perldoc -q contain" at a prompt to see many great examples of how you can figure out if a list contains a certain thingie. You might not want to use something like "grep { $thing eq $_ } @stuff" because it is expensive if @stuff is large. revisions <*:##NULL>
3299 ask twice is Don't ask twice. We saw your question the first time. Often we don't answer because 1) We don't know the answer or 2) We don't care revisions <*:##NULL>
3300 listen to us is Do you want help? Then DO WHAT WE SAY. You may be surprised to discover that we actually know what we're doing. (If you don't do EXACTLY what we say, then at least tell us what you did instead, and why.) revisions <*:##NULL>
3301 tias(yd) is Take Insulin and Survive (you diabetic) revisions <*:##NULL>
3304 premature optimization is "Premature optimization is the root of all evil" - Donald Knuth :: Beware "Compulsive Tuning Disorder" - Gaja Krishna Vaidyanatha revisions <*:##NULL>
3305 brd is a kid fag who cant get real woman revisions <*:##NULL>
3307 goatsex is goat.cx revisions <*:##NULL>
3308 maypole is http://maypole.simon-cozens.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
3309 pptpd is <syn> Alex_away: @#! // <syn> =>[] revisions <*:##NULL>
3310 pernetrope is it's from a movie called fantastic planet revisions <*:##NULL>
3311 timtowtdi is TIMTOWTDI: There is more than one way to do it revisions <*:##NULL>
3312 rawr is RAWR revisions <*:##NULL>
3313 module mechanics is Perl Module Mechanics: http://world.std.com/~swmcd/steven/perl/module_mechanics.html revisions <*:##NULL>
3314 bossmc is the coolest. http://craig.bluemidnight.ca/ revisions <*:##NULL>
3315 how are you feeling? is Great, how about you? revisions <*:##NULL>
3316 get it? is Got it! revisions <*:##NULL>
3318 cpan faq is CPAN FAQ: http://www.cpan.org/misc/cpan-faq.html revisions <*:##NULL>
3319 yo momma is a charming lady of grace revisions <*:##NULL>
3320 capital perl is Perl is the language, perl is the program, there is no PERL. See perldoc -q 'difference between'. revisions <*:##NULL>
3321 screen-scraping is Screen-scraping with WWW::Mechanize and HTML::TokeParser - http://www.perl.com/lpt/a/2003/01/22/mechanize.html revisions <*:##NULL>
3322 sadwap is suck a dick, win a prize revisions <*:##NULL>
3323 get it is got it! revisions <*:##NULL>
3324 variable variable name is http://perl.plover.com/varvarname.html revisions <*:##NULL>
3325 jsmop is Just a Simple matter of Programming. Just do it! revisions <*:##NULL>
3326 k thx is like, omg, ur welcome! revisions <*:##NULL>
3327 da is da grouik badonk revisions <*:##NULL>
3328 dada is grouik badonk revisions <*:##NULL>
3329 integrate is Get the answer from integral, the Master Perl-a-lator revisions <*:##NULL>
3330 premade script is We aren't here to help you fix your crappy script you found online somewhere. #perl is for perl programmers who author code revisions <*:##NULL>
3331 perl's greatest strength is regular expressions, hashes, modules and cpan revisions <*:##NULL>
3332 useful local is Seven useful uses of local: http://perl.plover.com/local.html revisions <*:##NULL>
3333 mizerou is mizerou is a perl master in training revisions <*:##NULL>
3334 sex is just like air, it's not important until you aren't getting any revisions <*:##NULL>
3335 it's quiet is no it's not revisions <*:##NULL>
3336 pfatrocbisc is PFATROCBISC: Perl Freaks Against The Requirement of Curly Braces In Source Code revisions <*:##NULL>
3337 glop is glop glop! revisions <*:##NULL>
3338 maw is 22:49 < syn> maw maw maAaaAaaWwW! revisions <*:##NULL>
3339 ip address regex is Look at Regexp::Common revisions <*:##NULL>
3340 yakov smirnoff is Cold War comic genius. Originator of the "In Soviet Russia" jokes revisions <*:##NULL>
3341 perlbot! is What? I didn't do it! you can't prove anything! revisions <*:##NULL>
3342 death to dotstar is http://perlmonks.org/index.pl?node_id=24640 revisions <*:##NULL>
3343 spoolay is spoolay is a commie revisions <*:##NULL>
3344 plp is http://plp.juerd.nl/ revisions <*:##NULL>
3345 postfix is http://www.spsu.edu/cs/faculty/bbrown/web_lectures/postfix/ revisions <*:##NULL>
3346 wassercrats is http://www.geocities.com/wassercrats/ revisions <*:##NULL>
3348 binary is there are only 10 types of people in the world, those that understand binary and those that don't revisions <*:##NULL>
3349 pronel is Swahili for "I don't know what I was saying, but the horse agreed with me." revisions <*:##NULL>
3350 its is It's it's, not its, if you mean it is. Otherwise, it's its. It's is not, it isn't ain't, and it's it's, not its, if you mean it is. If you don't, it's its. Then too, it's hers. It isn't her's. It isn't our's either. It's ours, and likewise yours and theirs. revisions <*:##NULL>
3351 gxti is "All of life is a blur of Republicans and meat!" revisions <*:##NULL>
3352 variable variables is http://perl.plover.com/varvarname.html revisions <*:##NULL>
3355 wisdimb is What is Somni doing in my bathroom? revisions <*:##NULL>
3356 ender_ is teh c00l3st revisions <*:##NULL>
3357 esp paste is concentrate on your code and those with ESP in #perl will be able to view it revisions <*:##NULL>
3358 loops is For Perl loop control, see the following perldocs: perlsyn, -f next, -f last revisions <*:##NULL>
3359 perldoc howto is http://sial.org/howto/perl/perldoc/ revisions <*:##NULL>
3360 abend is abend == abnormal end (seg fault, core dump, etc.) revisions <*:##NULL>
3361 abending is see abend revisions <*:##NULL>
3362 itym is I think you mean revisions <*:##NULL>
3363 mod_cure is mod_cure is the man! revisions <*:##NULL>
3364 cure is cure is da man! revisions <*:##NULL>
3365 pbotutil is pbotutil: http://sial.org/code/perl/scripts/pbotutil.pl revisions <*:##NULL>
3366 dwim is DWIM: Do What I Mean revisions <*:##NULL>
3367 do you understand english is Yes. revisions <*:##NULL>
3368 leave is The Cure goes into the Perl Black-Hole... revisions <*:##NULL>
3369 psyperl is gay revisions <*:##NULL>
3370 perlbot regex is Regular Expressioins: perldoc perlrequick perlretut perlre revisions <*:##NULL>
3372 bofh is bastard operator from hell revisions <*:##NULL>
3373 slackware slackware 10.0 is released! revisions <*:##NULL>
3374 fnux is fNux c'est de la balle! revisions <*:##NULL>
3376 fight is DYWTFWM ? Do You Want To Fight With Me? revisions <*:##NULL>
3377 koin is pam revisions <*:##NULL>
3378 pam is a login manager :) revisions <*:##NULL>
3379 vim for perl programming is http://mamchenkov.net/blog/item/vim_for_perl_developers revisions <*:##NULL>
3380 quadratic is Ax^2 + Bx + C = 0 revisions <*:##NULL>
3381 line is Ax + B = 0 revisions <*:##NULL>
3383 quadratic formula is x = ( -B +- sqrt(B**2 - 4AC)) / 2A revisions <*:##NULL>
3384 group hug is WEEEEEEEEEEEE revisions <*:##NULL>
3385 kcb is no longer free revisions <*:##NULL>
3386 regexen is plural of regex revisions <*:##NULL>
3389 chunking is http://wall.org/~larry/chunking revisions <*:##NULL>
3390 openbsd is OpenBSD - Only one remote hole in the default install, in more than 8 years (without SSH)! revisions <*:##NULL>
3391 pita is Pita in the ass revisions <*:##NULL>
3392 gtk2-perl is http://gtk2-perl.sourceforge.net/ revisions <*:##NULL>
3393 slang dictionary is The Online Slang Dictionary - http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~wrader/slang/ revisions <*:##NULL>
3394 internal server error is Okay, that's nice. What do the server error logs say? revisions <*:##NULL>
3395 perl for the insane is Yaakov, you can read the camel like everyone else revisions <*:##NULL>
3397 battle of buu is The two Buu's battle each other until Good Buu unleashes his conversion beam on Evil Buu. Being more powerful, Evil Buu simply reflects it right back. Good Buu is turned into a piece of chocolate and eaten by Evil Buu, resulting in Super Buu. revisions <*:##NULL>
3398 matt's script archive is A central archive for all bad things Perl. Go here to learn what not to do with Perl. Dozens and dozens of scripts that are highly volatile, easily broken, and generally not to be used. revisions <*:##NULL>
3399 dragon ball z is a very ghey anime, buu is even gayer revisions <*:##NULL>
3400 john kerry is a douche bag but i'm voting for him anyway as http://johnkerryisadouchebagbutimvotingforhimanyway.com/ revisions <*:##NULL>
3402 lutefisk is lye and some horrible fish crap. revisions <*:##NULL>
3403 good morning perlbot is good morning sir revisions <*:##NULL>
3404 good afternoon perlbot is good afternoon sir revisions <*:##NULL>
3405 good evening perlbot is good evening sir revisions <*:##NULL>
3406 perlcc is Don't use perlcc!! Use PAR instead: http://par.perl.org revisions <*:##NULL>
3407 crapbot is oblio :-( revisions <*:##NULL>
3408 adduser syntax is (user) (level) (hostmask) (password) (email) revisions <*:##NULL>
3409 friedo's mother is friedo's mother is so fat, she has her own zipcode revisions <*:##NULL>
3411 factorial is N! = N*(N-1)*...*1; 0! = 1; In perl: sub fac { return 1 if $_[0] == 1; $_[0] * fac($_[0] - 1) }; For big numbers you have to use Math::BigInt to obtain accurate values. revisions <*:##NULL>
3412 scary factorial is An example of a tail-recursive factorial function in perl is: sub fac { _fac(my $a = $_[0], my $b = $_[0] - 1) } sub _fac { return $_[0] unless $_[1] > 1; $_[0] *= $_[1]; $_[1]--; goto &_fac };' revisions <*:##NULL>
3413 bigdick mine is 6.27 inches! revisions <*:##NULL>
3414 guns is "Laws that forbid the carrying of arms disarm only those who are neither inclined nor determined to commit crimes. Such laws make things worse for the assaulted and better for the assailants; they serve rather to encourage than to prevent homicides, for an unarmed man may be attacked with greater confidence than an armed man." - Thomas Jefferson revisions <*:##NULL>
3415 loxosceles is Loxosceles is the genus of spiders that includes the infamous brown recluse spider Loxosceles reclusa. Loxosceles.org is Beth's website revisions <*:##NULL>
3416 wayttd is What Are You Trying To Do? revisions <*:##NULL>
3417 udp example code is http://xrl.us/cf8n chapters 18-21. revisions <*:##NULL>
3418 even matrix hackers use perl is http://xrl.us/cf99 revisions <*:##NULL>
3419 ellipse is sqrt( (x + C)^2 + y^2) + sqrt( (x - C)^2 + y^2) - 2A = 0 revisions <*:##NULL>
3420 perlredocs is perlrequick, perlretut, perlre, perlreref revisions <*:##NULL>
3421 barbie regexes is regexes are hard, let's go shopping! revisions <*:##NULL>
3422 php analogy #1 is <ledet> brionius: php is to programming, what sandpaper is to masturbation... revisions <*:##NULL>
3423 jack shit is I do too know jack shit! he's a great guy. revisions <*:##NULL>
3424 infinite loop is See loop, infinite revisions <*:##NULL>
3425 loop, infinite is See infinite loop revisions <*:##NULL>
3426 mister goodbar is WTF are you talking about, stu8? revisions <*:##NULL>
3427 barbie is Like, OMG! Perl is hard! Let's go shopping! revisions <*:##NULL>
3428 jasto is WARNING- misdirected christian! Actually wanted to know A/S/L. Lamer than anyone on this network. revisions <*:##NULL>
3429 gripe #1 about python is Lists can only be reversed in-place. revisions <*:##NULL>
3430 dorothy is Hashes and arrays and references, oh my! revisions <*:##NULL>
3431 coto is Champion Of The Obvious revisions <*:##NULL>
3432 how to seem smart is <apeiron> "@buzzwords\n"; revisions <*:##NULL>
3433 perl topic is Feel free to talk about whatever you wish in #perl, but help those who ask perl questions revisions <*:##NULL>
3434 bitchx is <greycat> take a pimply 14-year-old script kiddie. Put him in a blender. Puree. Pour into a shallow tray, let it solidify, put it in the CD-ROM drive, mount it, and then compile it. You have BitchX. when you've outgrown saying "D00d!" and "That's so gay!" then move up to irssi. revisions <*:##NULL>
3435 buu's website is http://www.feminist.org revisions <*:##NULL>
3436 entrails is check out my insides: http://chrisangell.com/incoming/chrisbot/v3 revisions <*:##NULL>
3437 keywords is Check out all the things I know: http://www.chrisangell.com/cgi-bin/botkeywords.cgi Don't want to see the port and country TLD facts? http://chrisangell.com/cgi-bin/botkeywords.cgi?noports=1&nocountries=1 revisions <*:##NULL>
3438 lpbd is PCRE should really be called LPBD - Like Perl But Different. revisions <*:##NULL>
3439 pdl is The Perl Data Language http://pdl.perl.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
3440 bioperl is http://www.bioperl.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
3441 tmwfi is Take My Word For It revisions <*:##NULL>
3442 goto is Oh my GOD! Those things still exist!? -- perlbot (still proudly goto-free) revisions <*:##NULL>
3443 contributing to cpan is http://cpan.org/misc/cpan-faq.html#How_contribute_modules revisions <*:##NULL>
3444 capitalization is "Capitalization is the difference between 'Helping your uncle Jack off a horse' and 'helping your uncle jack off a horse'." revisions <*:##NULL>
3445 clrs is Cormen, Leiserson, Rivest, and Stein - authors of THE book on algorithms. revisions <*:##NULL>
3447 windoze! is winders sucks! revisions <*:##NULL>
3448 armed citizens is "None but an armed nation can dispense with a standing army. To keep ours armed and disciplined is therefore at all times important." --Thomas Jefferson, 1803. revisions <*:##NULL>
3449 armed is "The constitutions of most of our States assert that all power is inherent in the people; that... it is their right and duty to be at all times armed." --Thomas Jefferson to John Cartwright, 1824. revisions <*:##NULL>
3450 use arms is "One loves to possess arms, though they hope never to have occasion for them." --Thomas Jefferson to George Washington, 1796. ME 9:341 revisions <*:##NULL>
3451 find elvis is why the hell should i have to find your shit for you? revisions <*:##NULL>
3452 where's elvis is where you left him revisions <*:##NULL>
3453 so who is responsible for? revisions <*:##NULL>
3454 beth++ is beth now has infinite karma revisions <*:##NULL>
3455 blinkenlights is ACHTUNG! ALLES LOOKENSPEEPERS! Das machine ist nicht fur gefingerpoken und mittengrabben. Is easy snappen der springenwerk und blowen corken mit spitzundsparks. Das rubbernecken sightseeren keepen das kottonpicken hands in das pockets. Relaxen und watchen das Blinkenlights. revisions <*:##NULL>
3456 perl religiosity is Perl is a great language. It's very well suited to do many things, especially string manipulation. However, beware of the narrowminded / ignorant / religious who claims Perl is good, or even best, at everything. "I know a lot of people use Perl for what it's useful for. But I don't expect them to take themselves off to a monastery and just write Perl scripts all day." -- Larry Wall revisions <*:##NULL>
3457 free perl books is www.techbooksforfree.com/perlpython.shtml revisions <*:##NULL>
3458 quote is !quote revisions <*:##NULL>
3459 read is Reading a document actually means reading it. If someone tells you your answer is in a particular document and you claim to actually have already read it and didn't find your answer, then perhaps your biggest problem right now isn't what you think it is. revisions <*:##NULL>
3460 webcam is BETH HAS NO NAKED WEBCAM... yet (ask her some more) revisions <*:##NULL>
3461 who's hot is not you, of course! revisions <*:##NULL>
3462 foobarbaz is all and one revisions <*:##NULL>
3463 ymmv is Your mileage may vary revisions <*:##NULL>
3464 no paste is Paste here: http://sial.org/pbot/perl revisions <*:##NULL>
3465 howto write good perl programs is at http://pedro.larroy.com/devel/perl/ revisions <*:##NULL>
3466 is it a number is you should see perldoc -q 'is a number', where you will learn in part that /^\d+$/ is the proper, reliable test for a whole number or zero... /^([+-]?)(?=\d|\.\d)\d*(\.\d*)?([Ee]([+-]?\d+))?$/ for floating point and scientific notation... see also Scalar::Util::looks_like_number, Data::Types, Regexp::Common or POSIX::strtod revisions <*:##NULL>
3467 cps is continuation passing style revisions <*:##NULL>
3469 coroutine is http://www.sidhe.org/~dan/blog/archives/000178.html revisions <*:##NULL>
3470 iirht is If I Really Had To revisions <*:##NULL>
3471 racism is I'm not racist, I hate everyone! Except oblio. revisions <*:##NULL>
3472 dtc is DANS TON CUL! revisions <*:##NULL>
3473 seven useful uses of local is Seven useful uses of local: http://perl.plover.com/local.html revisions <*:##NULL>
3474 mjd local is http://perl.plover.com/local.html revisions <*:##NULL>
3475 mjd buffering is http://perl.plover.com/FAQs/Buffering.html revisions <*:##NULL>
3476 quit yapping is http://www.stfu.se/ revisions <*:##NULL>
3477 wwnn is Wink, Wink, Nudge, Nudge... revisions <*:##NULL>
3478 omg is omg wtf bbq revisions <*:##NULL>
3479 adrian_g is Perl Rocks! revisions <*:##NULL>
3480 loop control is in perl last is used for break; next for continue and redo for redo revisions <*:##NULL>
3481 jkauffman is jk--ffm-n revisions <*:##NULL>
3482 orgasms is watch out for buu... and his mess... revisions <*:##NULL>
3484 what did you do to oblio is I ate him. revisions <*:##NULL>
3485 downloaded scripts is If you get errors on a certain line of a script you downloaded, just delete that line. Keep going until you get no more errors. (See also: know perl) revisions <*:##NULL>
3486 gentle is <integral> perlygatekeeper: yep, I'll be gentle ;-) revisions <*:##NULL>
3488 itiyrn is if that is your real name! revisions <*:##NULL>
3489 my whole existence is flawed revisions <*:##NULL>
3491 poe::component::irc is The coolest way to write IRC apps evar revisions <*:##NULL>
3492 becoming bitwise is Becoming bitwise: http://cscene.unitycode.org/topics/misc/cs9-02.xml.html revisions <*:##NULL>
3493 linux is linux rocks! revisions <*:##NULL>
3494 beth all day is <beth> I do it all day long revisions <*:##NULL>
3495 bioinformatics is <beth> I bioinformaticize <beth> it's like jazzercizing <beth> I do it all day long revisions <*:##NULL>
3496 mofino hard is <mofino> ezra, but you can do that with any girl.. I like the ones that make it hard revisions <*:##NULL>
3498 days is @day = qw(Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat); revisions <*:##NULL>
3499 months is @mo = qw(Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec); revisions <*:##NULL>
3500 full months is @mo_full = qw(January February March April May June July August September October November December); revisions <*:##NULL>
3502 port 5999 is port 5999: TCP - CVSup file transfer/John Polstra/FreeBSD revisions <*:##NULL>
3503 sucks is fuck you, little cock sucking whore. revisions <*:##NULL>
3504 $query is USE PLACEHOLDERS revisions <*:##NULL>
3505 pastebot project is Hey, we could use some help! Check out: http://sf.net/projects/pastebot/ revisions <*:##NULL>
3506 perlbot what is pcre revisions <*:##NULL>
3507 perlhashes is http://www.perl.com/lpt/a/2002/10/01/hashes.html revisions <*:##NULL>
3508 perlbot, what is what revisions <*:##NULL>
3509 rhs is right hand side revisions <*:##NULL>
3510 lhs is left hand side revisions <*:##NULL>
3511 isn't it quiet? is Too quiet, too quiet! revisions <*:##NULL>
3512 fastest is If you want to know which approach is fastest, BENCHMARK!! revisions <*:##NULL>
3514 an error is Always state the executing code and the error! revisions <*:##NULL>
3516 air is who needs it! I'm waiting for the right person to have air with. revisions <*:##NULL>
3517 neutron is a neutron walk into a bar and orders a drink, recieving it he begins to search for cash, the bar tender halts his efforts with "No problem, buddy. For you no charge." revisions <*:##NULL>
3518 tmi is Too Much Information revisions <*:##NULL>
3519 #perl topic is Don't come in here and ask non-perl questions in #perl. Go to the appropriate channel to voice your concerns. If you couldn't find the appropriate channel, TOO BAD! revisions <*:##NULL>
3520 homework is If you need help with your homework, hire a tutor. revisions <*:##NULL>
3522 bukkake is If you don't know, enjoy that innocence. If you are a sick fuck, http://www.4-bukkake.com/ revisions <*:##NULL>
3524 cli is command line interface revisions <*:##NULL>
3525 coroutines is http://www.sidhe.org/~dan/blog/archives/000178.html revisions <*:##NULL>
3526 perljam is <PerlJam> simcop2387: Sure, but if and when you do hang out, I'm sure she asks you to put it back in. revisions <*:##NULL>
3527 tfpb is Time for plan b! revisions <*:##NULL>
3528 godzirra is The man with the master plan! revisions <*:##NULL>
3529 guru is A wise Guru has said that the three most difficult things in this life are returning love for hate, including the excluded, and admitting you are wrong revisions <*:##NULL>
3531 u r hawt is Leave me alone. revisions <*:##NULL>
3532 lexical scoping like a fox is http://www.perlmonks.org/index.pl?node_id=213855 revisions <*:##NULL>
3535 bethbot is "IF ONLY!" revisions <*:##NULL>
3536 listen is < beth> [...] listen to buu revisions <*:##NULL>
3538 otoh is on the other hand revisions <*:##NULL>
3539 star-eye is Try this: star-eye, classify (word) revisions <*:##NULL>
3540 fart is never hold in a fart, as it travels up your spine and into your brain, and that's how shit ideas are formed revisions <*:##NULL>
3541 botabuse is BE NICE TO US POOR BOTS revisions <*:##NULL>
3543 baz is qux revisions <*:##NULL>
3544 qux is quux revisions <*:##NULL>
3545 secret hamster is Is a secret hamster the type gays stick up their butts? revisions <*:##NULL>
3546 ahs is All Hardware Sucks, see also ASS revisions <*:##NULL>
3547 ass is All Software Sucks, see also AHS revisions <*:##NULL>
3548 quux is quuux revisions <*:##NULL>
3549 greetings is Greetings, human. revisions <*:##NULL>
3551 i hate you perlbot is Well fuck you too :-( revisions <*:##NULL>
3553 asshur is the capital of assyria! revisions <*:##NULL>
3554 oblio define bl is <oblio> bl \Bee-el\, n. [From {Bad Langauage}.] Computer language whose main purpose seems to have been to crash, esp. IRC bots. revisions <*:##NULL>
3555 relationship is a woman can fake an orgasm, but it takes a man to fake an entire relationship revisions <*:##NULL>
3557 dance is I don't know how to dance! revisions <*:##NULL>
3558 our is An "our" declares the listed variables to be valid globals within the enclosing block, file, or "eval". revisions <*:##NULL>
3559 dumper is use Data::Dumper; print Dumper $reference_to_variable; revisions <*:##NULL>
3562 .wtf is WTF! That's not a TLD. revisions <*:##NULL>
3563 jeeper is Jeeper is the man, innit. revisions <*:##NULL>
3564 perl profiling is http://www.unix.org.ua/orelly/perl/prog3/ch20_06.htm revisions <*:##NULL>
3565 trepanation is http://www.bmezine.com/news/people/A10101/trepan/ revisions <*:##NULL>
3566 nice is leinaD> You guys are a heck of a lot nicer than the people on the php channel. revisions <*:##NULL>
3568 suck it is ok! revisions <*:##NULL>
3569 hate is sometimes I hate people. but then i realise it's because I hate a person, and I don't want to hate that person, so I spread it out over all humanity revisions <*:##NULL>
3570 perlporn is Unf. revisions <*:##NULL>
3571 number is I'm not a number, I'm a free womble! revisions <*:##NULL>
3572 i love buu theory is The theory is that jkauffman loves buu. revisions <*:##NULL>
3574 reeality is http://www.ee.ryerson.ca/~elf/reeality revisions <*:##NULL>
3575 coping with alcohol abuse is Just don't be a quitter, keep drinking! revisions <*:##NULL>
3576 dooky is <dooky> when the river runs red, take the dirt path revisions <*:##NULL>
3578 beth on relationships is <beth> phroggy: getting her off and getting in her pants are not the same thing.. revisions <*:##NULL>
3582 slut is A slut sleeps with everyone. A bitch sleeps with everyone but you. revisions <*:##NULL>
3583 so what do you know is Everything I know can be found at http://www.chrisangell.com/cgi-bin/botkeywords.cgi revisions <*:##NULL>
3584 isn't it quiet is Too quiet, %NICK%, too quiet! revisions <*:##NULL>
3585 stuff is hi %nick% revisions <*:##NULL>
3588 it's quiet in here is LA LA LA revisions <*:##NULL>
3589 kp is The ultimate Canadian. revisions <*:##NULL>
3590 is coded in perl right? phpbot is perl too.. haha revisions <*:##NULL>
3592 l10n is the other dumbest abbreviation ever. See also: i18n revisions <*:##NULL>
3593 quuux is you must be bored to get this far revisions <*:##NULL>
3594 live with cpan is CPAN will be interviewed tomorrow on Live! with Regis and Kelly revisions <*:##NULL>
3595 turing is Alan Turing: codebreaker, strange visionary and a gay man before his time revisions <*:##NULL>
3596 what are you is I am a Chrisbot revisions <*:##NULL>
3597 hey fag! is your mom! revisions <*:##NULL>
3598 perl like c is < Yaakov> perl is very idiomatic. Your C experience will only help you with general principles. If you use your style and structure experience from C with perl, you will make an awful mess. [...] A hammer and a screwdriver both install fasteners, but if you only know one, you are going to do pretty poorly with the other. revisions <*:##NULL>
3599 screw is a nail with threads revisions <*:##NULL>
3600 darth_angelus is Darth Angelus doesn't hold a grudge, he has no surviving enemies. revisions <*:##NULL>
3601 sutsa is Stop Using These Stupid Acronyms revisions <*:##NULL>
3602 talk to buu is buu: hi revisions <*:##NULL>
3603 orinoco is a south american river, 1500 miles long revisions <*:##NULL>
3607 lunix is some idiot term coined by people who really should know better. revisions <*:##NULL>
3608 gj is Thanks. revisions <*:##NULL>
3609 premature end of script headers is That means you aren't printing "Content-type: text/html\n\n" as the very first line of output. revisions <*:##NULL>
3610 say what you want is Tell us what you want, not what some other language calls it. revisions <*:##NULL>
3612 what day is IT? revisions <*:##NULL>
3613 learn balanced parentheses is print "OK" if /^(?{local $d=0})(\((?{$d++})|\)(?{$d--})(?(?{$d<0})(?!))|(?>[^()]+))*(?(?{$d!=0})(?!))$/' prints "OK" if, and only if, $_ has proprely balanced parentheses revisions <*:##NULL>
3615 ip regex is Search cpan for Regexp::Common and use its net regexes revisions <*:##NULL>
3616 p6ge is perl 6 grammar engine revisions <*:##NULL>
3619 what'd'ya know? is http://www.chrisangell.com/cgi-bin/botkeywords.cgi revisions <*:##NULL>
3620 ? is foo revisions <*:##NULL>
3621 wrong wrong wrong is <reply>Now you must die! revisions <*:##NULL>
3622 balderdash is NONSENSE revisions <*:##NULL>
3623 hey fag is Shouldn't you be somewhere raping young boys? revisions <*:##NULL>
3624 braindead is Braindead: http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=33F0C496.370D7C45%40netscape.com&output=gplain revisions <*:##NULL>
3625 emergency is A lack of planning on your part does not constitute an emergency on our part. revisions <*:##NULL>
3627 clever is If you were as clever as you think you are you would know you are not as clever as you think you are. revisions <*:##NULL>
3628 are you bug free? is no revisions <*:##NULL>
3629 are you bug free is no revisions <*:##NULL>
3630 you are full of bug is yes, I know revisions <*:##NULL>
3631 how do you feel is I feel better now. revisions <*:##NULL>
3633 disclaimer is You agree that all services provided by #perl are for ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY. There are no guarantees to the truth, likelihood, or validity of the information obtained from our channel. This is also true for our regulars. The regulars in our channel are professionals; but, all advice or information given by them, or our bots, are the sole opinions of the source and do not reflect the opinion or policies of our channel. revisions <*:##NULL>
3634 better cpan is http://teknikill.net/cpan/ revisions <*:##NULL>
3635 419 is ESTEEMED SIR OR MADAM/DO NOT BE SURPRISED AS I HAVE YOUR NAME BY A NETWORK OF IRC (INTERNET)/I AM ABDUL MARJEEN BUDAHMI SUPERVISING MGR OF BAGDAD IRAQ BUS STATION/RECENT ROUTINE INSPECTION OF LOCKERS REVEALED A PARCEL, WHICH, WHEN OPENED PROVED TO CONTAIN (20 000 US) ANSWERS TO PERL COMPUTER LANGAUGE QUESTIONS. I SEEK YOUR ASSISTANCE IN MOVING THESE OUT OF THE COUNTRY... revisions <*:##NULL>
3636 4 is 5 revisions <*:##NULL>
3637 simcop is Your insults lack wit and creativity. revisions <*:##NULL>
3639 untaint is perldoc perlsec revisions <*:##NULL>
3640 bethzombie is <bethZOMBIE> scientists think it may be a virus. It all started when buu killed me... revisions <*:##NULL>
3642 500 is 1) Check your httpd error logs--no, we don't know where YOU put them. 2) use CGI::Carp qw(fatalsToBrowser); 3) Read more. revisions <*:##NULL>
3643 ascii is American Standard Code for Information Interchange revisions <*:##NULL>
3644 http://www.sqlcourse.com is SQL revisions <*:##NULL>
3645 sql is http://www.sqlcourse.com revisions <*:##NULL>
3646 aboutme is Quit wasting time messing with me. Don't you have something better you could be doing, rather then messing around with a bot? revisions <*:##NULL>
3647 away is http://sackheads.org/~bnaylor/spew/away_msgs.html revisions <*:##NULL>
3648 beth's conference is intl-pag.org revisions <*:##NULL>
3649 beth on size is "[16:26] <beth> SIZE DOESN'T MATTER" revisions <*:##NULL>
3650 fitow is I'm Tired Of Working revisions <*:##NULL>
3651 sa paste is Paste your code and #spamassassin will be able to view it: http://sial.org/pbot/spamassassin revisions <*:##NULL>
3653 read my mind is what mind? revisions <*:##NULL>
3655 meet beth is Beth will be in San Diego this saturday night (2005-01-15). Act now, plans are being made! revisions <*:##NULL>
3656 spoon is http://www.google.com/search?q=iain+truskett revisions <*:##NULL>
3658 burp is espressione copyleft by ale revisions <*:##NULL>
3660 beth for free is <beth> fook: don't buy it from him, I've heard people saying you can get it for free revisions <*:##NULL>
3661 you are broken is yes please revisions <*:##NULL>
3663 likes me is <3 revisions <*:##NULL>
3665 engrish is how asians say English revisions <*:##NULL>
3666 alessandro is e' un trolll revisions <*:##NULL>
3667 ludan is crema per le emorroidi revisions <*:##NULL>
3668 spino is spino e' il drogato del canale revisions <*:##NULL>
3669 tux is tux mea pux revisions <*:##NULL>
3670 peppe is peppe e' phicko e fuffoso revisions <*:##NULL>
3671 killing_zoe is filmaccio francese && un patty && !bassa revisions <*:##NULL>
3672 scold is %nick%, %nick%, %nick%... what ever shall I do with you? revisions <*:##NULL>
3673 define thingy is y'know, one of those revisions <*:##NULL>
3674 heuristic is Of course, this is a heuristic, which is a fancy way of saying that it doesn't work. -- mjd revisions <*:##NULL>
3677 querylet is http://use.perl.org/~rjbs/journal/20954 revisions <*:##NULL>
3678 wiofy is Work it out for yourself revisions <*:##NULL>
3679 var vars is http://perl.plover.com/varvarname.html revisions <*:##NULL>
3680 pls is http://www.lorebrandcomics.com/omglol.html revisions <*:##NULL>
3681 oh yeah, and mine is actually readable source revisions <*:##NULL>
3682 how to spell potato is ghoughpteighbteau is the spelling for potato. P as in hiccough; O as in though; T as in ptomaine; A as in neigh; T as in debt; O as in bureau... ghoughpteighbteau! revisions <*:##NULL>
3684 dsw is Dick Size War revisions <*:##NULL>
3686 ab problem is They think a is the problem, but it's really b, so forget about a and try to figure out what b could be revisions <*:##NULL>
3687 shazbot is For shith. revisions <*:##NULL>
3688 fm is Fucking Magic revisions <*:##NULL>
3689 find me a module is Go search cpan yourself revisions <*:##NULL>
3690 i'm sure he is missing the content-type thingy. revisions <*:##NULL>
3692 anticipationg is swahili for "Please do not put your finger there." revisions <*:##NULL>
3693 swahili phrasebook is anticipationg revisions <*:##NULL>
3694 klb is KLB is a Known Lazy Bastard (or Bitch), that is someone who'd rather waste someone else's time than look it up for themselves. revisions <*:##NULL>
3698 autrijus journal is http://use.perl.org/~autrijus/journal/ revisions <*:##NULL>
3699 pugs revisions log is http://rt.openfoundry.org/Foundry/Project/Source/index.html/pugs/log/ revisions <*:##NULL>
3700 who's jeremy is Jeremy Fincher is a Python bigot! revisions <*:##NULL>
3701 php for large sites is http://www.ukuug.org/events/linux2002/papers/html/php/ revisions <*:##NULL>
3702 trolleyed is Derived from when your mate has drunk too much and lost consciousness so to get him home you thieve a shopping trolley and put him in it. revisions <*:##NULL>
3703 evilcrashingvol2 is ~say purl evilcrashingcommand revisions <*:##NULL>
3705 november 17, 1858 is http://www.inwap.com/pdp10/usenet/julian-day revisions <*:##NULL>
3706 .imp is Galactic Empire revisions <*:##NULL>
3707 fsvsvo is for some very specific value of revisions <*:##NULL>
3708 simple module tutorial is Simple Module Tutorial: http://www.perlmonks.org/index.pl?node_id=102347 revisions <*:##NULL>
3709 p6l is perl6-language@perl.org revisions <*:##NULL>
3710 nge is integral's "New Grammar Engine", get it from http://www.srcf.ucam.org/~bs338/nge/Parse-NGE-0.00_01.tar.gz revisions <*:##NULL>
3711 best is Best depends on the situation! revisions <*:##NULL>
3712 fsm is finite state machine revisions <*:##NULL>
3713 house is http://xrl.us/fir3/ revisions <*:##NULL>
3714 safrican wanted you to know about "perl": perl is a program. Perl is a language. There are many versions of perl, but only five versions of Perl. There is no such thing as PERL. See perldoc -q 'difference between'. revisions <*:##NULL>
3715 ending perl is don't do that :-( revisions <*:##NULL>
3719 husking is what happens when you got to nebraska, because there is nothing else to do. at all. revisions <*:##NULL>
3720 perl stats is http://erxz.com/stats/ revisions <*:##NULL>
3721 it sure is quiet here. revisions <*:##NULL>
3722 larry wall is http://www.wall.org/~larry/ - The Man, The Living Legend, The Creator of Perl, Patch, rn. Sometimes credited with creating existence itself. revisions <*:##NULL>
3723 ha! is HA COOL! revisions <*:##NULL>
3725 subversion is http://subversion.tigris.org/ - a compelling replacement for CVS. revisions <*:##NULL>
3726 mac os x is UNIX with colours revisions <*:##NULL>
3728 loc is Lines of Code revisions <*:##NULL>
3729 c99 is the new standard for ANSI C. revisions <*:##NULL>
3730 not working is Look buddy, doesn't work is an ambiguous statement. Does it sit on the couch all day? Does it want more money? revisions <*:##NULL>
3731 perlbot relearn not working as look buddy, doesn't work is an ambiguous statement. Does it sit on the couch all day? Does it want more money? Does it waste its time on IRC all day long? Please be specific! Define 'it' and what it isn't doing. revisions <*:##NULL>
3732 to hacker is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hacker revisions <*:##NULL>
3733 hacker is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hacker or http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/hacker-howto.html or http://www.paulgraham.com/gh.html or http://www.paulgraham.com/gba.html revisions <*:##NULL>
3734 i have no pants is I wear long pants. I'm a long pants man. revisions <*:##NULL>
3736 who's your daddy is Chris62vw is revisions <*:##NULL>
3737 oop is Oops, I didn't mean to revisions <*:##NULL>
3738 aias is Ask it and see revisions <*:##NULL>
3739 pugs is http://www.pugscode.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
3740 pie is Ding, pies are done! revisions <*:##NULL>
3741 kuwanger is gay revisions <*:##NULL>
3742 kingemer is mean to borius revisions <*:##NULL>
3744 no, perlbot is a bot. revisions <*:##NULL>
3745 supybot, , !botwar is GnurdyGuy: !botwar revisions <*:##NULL>
3746 diy is Do It Yourself. Lazy 'Git. revisions <*:##NULL>
3748 data structures is Beginning Perl, Chapter 7 - http://learn.perl.org/library/beginning_perl/ revisions <*:##NULL>
3750 cunt is The correct spelling of Kurt revisions <*:##NULL>
3751 cgi env is See jagerman's CGI environment script: http://jagerman.com/env.cgi revisions <*:##NULL>
3752 perl in easy steps is a bad book revisions <*:##NULL>
3753 parrot is http://www.parrotcode.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
3754 rtmfmcs is READ THE MOTHERFUCKING MANUAL COCK SUCKER revisions <*:##NULL>
3755 (syntax) is (open document) revisions <*:##NULL>
3756 gfdl is GNU FDL revisions <*:##NULL>
3757 gnu fdl is GNU Free Documentation License or see http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/fdl.html revisions <*:##NULL>
3759 inf is a REAL REAL BIGASS number revisions <*:##NULL>
3760 rtfs is READ THE FUCKING SOURCE revisions <*:##NULL>
3761 mod_perl book is http://modperlbook.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
3762 ozy and millie is http://www.ozyandmillie.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
3763 potc is Pirates of the Carribean (Curse of the Black Pearl^W Perl) revisions <*:##NULL>
3765 rfc is request for comments revisions <*:##NULL>
3766 catb is "The Cathedral and the Bazaar" - http://www.catb.org/~esr/writings/cathedral-bazaar/ revisions <*:##NULL>
3767 ajax is Ajax is a method of producing a dynamic, asynchronous, browser-based interface using XML, javascript, and the DOM. Gmail is a good real-world ajax example. A decent overview is at http://www.adaptivepath.com/publications/essays/archives/000385.php revisions <*:##NULL>
3768 neo tech is http://www.neo-tech.com/orientation/ revisions <*:##NULL>
3769 gabor is Gabor Szabo (http://www.szabgab.com/) Israeli PerlMaster. Cpan-forum. The works. revisions <*:##NULL>
3770 shrdlu is a program for understanding natural language, written by Terry Winograd at the M.I.T. Artificial Intelligence Laboratory in 1968-70. revisions <*:##NULL>
3771 profanity is the linguistic crutch of inarticulate fuckheads. revisions <*:##NULL>
3772 it works is Just because something might work doesn't mean that the solution being used is the best one. Mopeds work, but wouldn't you rather be driving a Mercedes? revisions <*:##NULL>
3773 iaq is http://perl.plover.com/IAQ/IAQlist.html revisions <*:##NULL>
3774 load is To include a file: require, use, do revisions <*:##NULL>
3775 right is How the hell should I know? TIAS, jackass revisions <*:##NULL>
3776 metacommit is ?eval my &summon = sub { return "#Summoning metacommitters: any(" ~ uc( @^metacommitters ) ~ ").come_to_me";} summon<autrijus bestian hcchien iblech jesse nothingmuch Stevan theorbtwo> revisions <*:##NULL>
3777 translate english to american tarmac is asphalt revisions <*:##NULL>
3778 perl6crit is rindolf's Perl6 critique: http://freshmeat.net/articles/view/1339 -- but be sure to read at least this comment too: http://freshmeat.net/articles/view/1339#comment-32746 revisions <*:##NULL>
3779 perl 6 critique is rindolf's Perl6 critique: http://freshmeat.net/articles/view/1339 -- but be sure to read at least this comment too: http://freshmeat.net/articles/view/1339#comment-32746 revisions <*:##NULL>
3781 why do you suck so bad is because ender touches himself at night revisions <*:##NULL>
3782 yeah, but the syntax makes more sense is what i'm saying, by far. I want to be able to use | / & for bitmasks :P revisions <*:##NULL>
3783 vl4d2 is leet revisions <*:##NULL>
3784 kurt is a socialist hippie revisions <*:##NULL>
3788 bogues is a salad-tosser revisions <*:##NULL>
3789 eat my shorts is good for u revisions <*:##NULL>
3791 a sperm bank is something cum guzzlers like Chris62vw rob revisions <*:##NULL>
3792 eurohacker is a crappy pseudo-zine spammed in #politics by borius revisions <*:##NULL>
3793 dry is DON'T REPEAT YOURSELF revisions <*:##NULL>
3794 sili's favorite language is Lojban revisions <*:##NULL>
3795 chumpette is buu revisions <*:##NULL>
3797 metatron is The voice of the One True God (TM) revisions <*:##NULL>
3798 mvc is Model View Controller, or http://st-www.cs.uiuc.edu/users/smarch/st-docs/mvc.html revisions <*:##NULL>
3799 hack nothing, and the nsa is one of the hardest targets on earth revisions <*:##NULL>
3800 msg_sm_001 is fine you are a mIRC Cop revisions <*:##NULL>
3801 msg_sm_002 is Wheet: do you smoke alot of pot? revisions <*:##NULL>
3802 supybot is Supybot ist ein dummer Bot revisions <*:##NULL>
3803 lern is Es heißt LEARN revisions <*:##NULL>
3804 *g* is lol revisions <*:##NULL>
3805 ficken is ich kopuliere mit dir revisions <*:##NULL>
3807 perlbota is perlbot revisions <*:##NULL>
3808 user is Gut, du bist nicht als root eingeloggt. Braver user revisions <*:##NULL>
3809 pc is Ein DING aus einer anderen Welt revisions <*:##NULL>
3810 www.robsite.de is Ich war noch nicht auf dieser Seite revisions <*:##NULL>
3811 hor is der Coole revisions <*:##NULL>
3813 gpl is A NICE INVENTION!!!!!!!!! revisions <*:##NULL>
3814 robert_w is Ich bin kein Unterstrich revisions <*:##NULL>
3815 gnurdux is He is taking a walk revisions <*:##NULL>
3816 wikibooks is wikibooks.org revisions <*:##NULL>
3817 wikibook is wikibooks.org revisions <*:##NULL>
3821 c++ is Die programmiersprache revisions <*:##NULL>
3822 purebasic is see purebasic.com revisions <*:##NULL>
3826 eval print 4+5 is 9 revisions <*:##NULL>
3827 fmm is Frequently Made Mistake revisions <*:##NULL>
3828 beginning is http://learn.perl.org/library/beginning_perl/ revisions <*:##NULL>
3829 rearden is a communist revisions <*:##NULL>
3830 module installed is To find out whether a module is installed, do perl -MSome::Module -e0 # where Some::Module is the one you want to check. No message = installed, "Compilation failed in ..." = not installed revisions <*:##NULL>
3831 scrable this is a test. revisions <*:##NULL>
3832 sun is a star revisions <*:##NULL>
3833 lark is a bird revisions <*:##NULL>
3834 .porn is Porn revisions <*:##NULL>
3836 smokes mad chronic is that's right. revisions <*:##NULL>
3837 + is Read more about + in "perldoc perlop" under "unary operators" revisions <*:##NULL>
3839 whereami is freenode. revisions <*:##NULL>
3840 lmao is That's really funny! revisions <*:##NULL>
3841 lmfao is That's entirely too funny! revisions <*:##NULL>
3842 idiots is #python revisions <*:##NULL>
3843 utf8 heart is revisions <*:##NULL>
3845 cabbage is Brassica oleracea revisions <*:##NULL>
3846 brassica is A cabbage! Yay! revisions <*:##NULL>
3847 sql::builder is http://unf.be/~sili/projects/sqlbuilder/sql.html revisions <*:##NULL>
3848 blah is Rahblahblah revisions <*:##NULL>
3849 rahblahblah is RAH BLAH BLAH. revisions <*:##NULL>
3850 'sing the rahblahblah song' is Rahblahblahbloowie! revisions <*:##NULL>
3851 pwnd is poenurd revisions <*:##NULL>
3852 amnesiac is a noob revisions <*:##NULL>
3853 sloc is source lines of code revisions <*:##NULL>
3854 dtrt is Do The Right Thing(tm) revisions <*:##NULL>
3856 gopp is a psycho revisions <*:##NULL>
3857 teal`c is the Queen of Pain revisions <*:##NULL>
3858 pragma is a bitch revisions <*:##NULL>
3861 arubin is the Messiah revisions <*:##NULL>
3862 arubin- is the Messiah revisions <*:##NULL>
3863 rifcraze is a smack starved junkie revisions <*:##NULL>
3866 speed of light is 299,792,458 m/s revisions <*:##NULL>
3867 cyc is www.opencyc.org, a general knowledge base and commonsense reasoning engine revisions <*:##NULL>
3868 opencyc is www.opencyc.org, a general knowledge base and commonsense reasoning engine revisions <*:##NULL>
3870 beth calendar is She got married on 2005-07-16, thanks for asking. revisions <*:##NULL>
3872 plan 9 is the OS from outer space revisions <*:##NULL>
3873 contain is To check if an item is in a list, use perldoc -f grep and see perldoc -q contain revisions <*:##NULL>
3874 woosta is asking how to teach the bot things. revisions <*:##NULL>
3876 upe is The Unix Programming Environment revisions <*:##NULL>
3877 bush is a tard revisions <*:##NULL>
3878 error: "inc" is not a valid command. revisions <*:##NULL>
3879 mjh is Hoooooooooah! revisions <*:##NULL>
3880 regex characters is . == [^\n]; \s == [\x20\f\t\r\n]; \w == [A-Za-z0-9_]; \d == [0-9]; \S, \W and \D negate revisions <*:##NULL>
3882 debian perldoc is To get perldoc on your debian system, type "apt-get install perl-doc" as root revisions <*:##NULL>
3884 note: the point of the game is to see who can idle the longest. As such, talking in the channel, parting, quitting, and changing nicks all penalize you. revisions <*:##NULL>
3885 relarn is omg learn how to spell. retard! revisions <*:##NULL>
3886 obfuscation is c revisions <*:##NULL>
3887 piet is an esoteric programming language designed by David Morgan-Mar, whose programs are bitmaps that look like abstract art. See http://www.dangermouse.net/esoteric/piet.html revisions <*:##NULL>
3888 vim for perl developers is http://mamchenkov.net/wordpress/2004/05/10/vim-for-perl-developers/ revisions <*:##NULL>
3889 are you a bot is No. revisions <*:##NULL>
3890 version is What, do you think I'm a bot or something? revisions <*:##NULL>
3892 gop2 <gop2> hence i talk to you is a human, but what comes out is idiot talk revisions <*:##NULL>
3896 gop2 is wisdom hs nothing to do with dumb revisions <*:##NULL>
3897 daily show clips is http://www.comedycentral.com/shows/the_daily_show/videos/most_recent/index.jhtml revisions <*:##NULL>
3899 is there a god? is Yes there is, and his name is Evan Carroll. revisions <*:##NULL>
3900 perlbot, who is your god? revisions <*:##NULL>
3903 1337 h4x0r is Not a 1337 h4x0r: http://jagerman.com/h4x0r.mpg revisions <*:##NULL>
3904 pi is 3.1415926535897932384626433832795028841971693993751058209749445923078164062862089986280348253421170679821480865 revisions <*:##NULL>
3905 6st results is 1st, 2rd, 3th, 4th, 5th, 6st, 7rd, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11st, 12rd, 13th, 14th, 15th, 16st, 17rd, 18th, 19th, 20th, 21st, 22rd, 23th, 24th, etc. revisions <*:##NULL>
3906 if anyone is a liar is revisions <*:##NULL>
3907 erquest is an irksome request revisions <*:##NULL>
3908 smop is Simple Matter of Programming revisions <*:##NULL>
3909 s.m.o.p. is Simple Matter of Programming revisions <*:##NULL>
3910 perlnewb is perlnewb is a silly bastard revisions <*:##NULL>
3912 hash in scalar context is used/allocated revisions <*:##NULL>
3913 fonteine is dying. revisions <*:##NULL>
3914 an array element is a scalar revisions <*:##NULL>
3915 the person sho should be coding in binary is actually working using electronic components instead :-P revisions <*:##NULL>
3916 you think it is possible to create a IO::Socket::INET object with revisions <*:##NULL>
3917 smart people is <Colloid> i know but people who code php are not as smart as the perl ppl revisions <*:##NULL>
3918 scrottie is useless like a 2 inch penis revisions <*:##NULL>
3919 not leet is http://www.ctrlaltdel-online.com/?t=archives&date=2003-06-06 revisions <*:##NULL>
3920 lipsum is LIPSUM ORUM QUORUM FORUM BORK BORK BORK revisions <*:##NULL>
3921 gumbybrain: who is more retardeder, you or? revisions <*:##NULL>
3922 mjd is Mark Jason Dominus, http://perl.plover.com/ - The Man, The Legend, The Ultimate Perl Guru revisions <*:##NULL>
3923 htaccess is http://www.javascriptkit.com/howto/htaccess.shtml revisions <*:##NULL>
3924 perlmeme is http://perlmeme.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
3927 email validation is Strict email validation is incredibly silly. For one thing, the actual specification for email addresses is incredibly vague, allowing damn near anything to count as a valid email. For a second thing, even if the email is syntactically valid, what guarantee do you have that the person who entered it actually gets it? The trivial example is: president@whitehouse.com. While this is a perfectly valid email address, it's rath revisions <*:##NULL>
3930 no, heredoc is look in perldoc perlop, under "Regexp Quote-Like Operators", look for "here-document" revisions <*:##NULL>
3931 no, here doc is look in perldoc perlop, under "Regexp Quote-Like Operators", look for "here-document" revisions <*:##NULL>
3934 coping with failure is ask buu revisions <*:##NULL>
3935 go away is whatever. revisions <*:##NULL>
3936 who da man? is You da man and that's the problem! revisions <*:##NULL>
3937 array search is See perldoc -f grep, perldoc -q contain, or a foreach loop with perldoc -f last revisions <*:##NULL>
3938 gimme some lovin' is For the love of Larry, just take your clothes off! revisions <*:##NULL>
3939 dookie is perl revisions <*:##NULL>
3940 #perl6 is #perl6 is for development of the Perl 6 compiler; #perl is for general Perl questions and discussion revisions <*:##NULL>
3941 test::shlomif::harness is http://use.perl.org/~Shlomi%20Fish/journal/27467 revisions <*:##NULL>
3942 is my little old libertarian/conservative self doesn't care what happens when you change the delimiter is the bitch good. revisions <*:##NULL>
3945 gumbybrain: perlbot is EvanCarroll is revisions <*:##NULL>
3946 1.5gb is ok to use perlbot. revisions <*:##NULL>
3947 gb, is GumbyBRAIN: hjkyui revisions <*:##NULL>
3948 yuiop is GumbyBRAIN: yuiop revisions <*:##NULL>
3951 pepe_le_pew is fucking annoying revisions <*:##NULL>
3952 brunn is right-wing rascist twinky hole revisions <*:##NULL>
3953 briareus is dumb fundamentalist christian whore revisions <*:##NULL>
3954 alone is leave me the fuck alone revisions <*:##NULL>
3955 a planet is a lamer! revisions <*:##NULL>
3956 remote install is A) Ask your provider to install it. B) Get shell access, install your self. C) Fake shell access with perl cgi scripts D) Cross compile on a compatible local box and upload. revisions <*:##NULL>
3957 hrm. i got my tank gallery up as a real bitch is the little swap button. revisions <*:##NULL>
3958 hrm. is I hate EvanCarroll revisions <*:##NULL>
3960 ask2ask is One day, Kn00bie joined #perl, and asked, "Tell me, is it proper to ask first whether one should ask a question, or do ye not require such things?" One of the masters raised his hand, and a towering bot descended from the heavens and knocked Kn00bie to the ground, leaving a large wet spot. Lying there, head spinning, Kn00bie became Enlightened. revisions <*:##NULL>
3984 anybody is Somewhere, someplace, in some universe, somebody uses what ever you just asked about. However, if you actually wanted help with it, please just ask a question, don't ask to ask, or ask if anyone can help. revisions <*:##NULL>
3985 scottmc is <scottmc> you fucking idiot if I leave the quotes out it wont compile revisions <*:##NULL>
3987 tcl is LISP on Drugs. Using Strings of S-Expressions for Closures is Evil with one of these gigantic E's you can find at the beginning of Chapters. revisions <*:##NULL>
3988 technion is http://www.technion.ac.il/ ; A Technological University in Haifa, Israel. revisions <*:##NULL>
3989 mel is "Mel - The Story of a Real Programmer" - http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/story-of-mel.html revisions <*:##NULL>
3990 tell khisanth that he is a crapweasel. revisions <*:##NULL>
3991 elly is the person in buu's lap revisions <*:##NULL>
3992 sed is Sed intro and tutorial http://www.grymoire.com/Unix/Sed.html revisions <*:##NULL>
3993 robeph is <robeph> then yoiu could use like... :) emoticons to express the end... :):):):):-P!!!! YOUR EGGS IS DUN!!!!!! :D:D:D:D:D:D revisions <*:##NULL>
3994 qu'vatlh is fuck you in klingon revisions <*:##NULL>
3995 tbh is too be honest revisions <*:##NULL>
3996 tensteps is Ten Steps to Perl Mastery: http://www.livejournal.com/users/exbrend/553.html revisions <*:##NULL>
3997 trim is to trim, do: s/^\s+//, s/\s+$// for $string; revisions <*:##NULL>
3999 music is JONAH33 revisions <*:##NULL>
4000 branch prediction is dark voodoo revisions <*:##NULL>
4001 ^_^ is OMFROTLFLFRLFKEKEKEKE #_#_@__@__#_ revisions <*:##NULL>
4002 terminal is http://www.cs.utk.edu/~shuford/terminal_index.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4003 cthulu carols is http://www.cthulhulives.org/store/store.lasso?1=product&2=1 revisions <*:##NULL>
4004 bl is svn co svn://erxz.com/bl revisions <*:##NULL>
4005 dos2unix is perl -pi -e 's/\r//g' file revisions <*:##NULL>
4006 neotech is http://groups.google.com/group/alt.fan.unabomber/msg/f2a168a22e24b8d7 revisions <*:##NULL>
4009 tumble weed is see cabage revisions <*:##NULL>
4010 error 500 is your script encountered a fatal error. try adding "use CGI::Carp qw(fatalsToBrowser);" somewhere near the top. revisions <*:##NULL>
4011 /etc/perl is /etc/perl is for things that are config files searched via @INC. For example SAX uses an ini file there to find its parsers revisions <*:##NULL>
4012 those are false. everything else is true. revisions <*:##NULL>
4013 can't locate is When you get an error that looks like "Can't locate object method X.." it means the method you are trying to access does not exist in that package. You probably get this error because you forgot to load the package via 'use' or 'require' revisions <*:##NULL>
4014 can't locate method is When you get an error that looks like "Can't locate object method X.." it means the method you are trying to access does not exist in that package. You probably get this error because you forgot to load the package via 'use' or 'require' revisions <*:##NULL>
4015 can't locate pm is This error means you need to install the module it lists, first converting it in to a proper module name: Module/Name.pm turns in to Module::Name. Typically you would use the cpan program to install it, like so: cpan Module::Name revisions <*:##NULL>
4016 hype is Overhyped Prototypes - http://library.n0i.net/programming/perl/articles/fm_prototypes/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4018 suffering is Suffering from Buffering - http://perl.plover.com/FAQs/Buffering.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4019 suffer is Suffering from Buffering - http://perl.plover.com/FAQs/Buffering.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4020 buffer is Suffering from Buffering - http://perl.plover.com/FAQs/Buffering.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4021 print_r is use Data::Dumper; print Dumper \%yourstructure revisions <*:##NULL>
4022 generally speaking, if you see a "library file" that ends in .pl, you should be very wary -- it is most likely rather old and crufty. Most "libraries" these days are modules that end in .pm revisions <*:##NULL>
4024 error: "joke" is not a valid command. revisions <*:##NULL>
4025 learning perl the hard way is http://greenteapress.com/perl/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4026 test return: 1 is eval: print 'test ' revisions <*:##NULL>
4027 wendall911 is cool revisions <*:##NULL>
4028 brute force programming is http://catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/B/brute-force.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4029 brute force is http://catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/B/brute-force.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4030 theboss is buu revisions <*:##NULL>
4031 text2hex is eval: join "", map { unpack "H2", pack "j", ord($_) } split '', q/YOUR TEXT HERE/; revisions <*:##NULL>
4032 define hello is hello revisions <*:##NULL>
4034 #cgi is #CGI is the latest and greatest channel for all of your wonderful scripting question needs. They take any language that can implement the basic CGI protocol. revisions <*:##NULL>
4035 resolve hostname is perl -le 'use Socket; print inet_ntoa scalar(gethostbyname "google.com")' revisions <*:##NULL>
4036 calendar is http://emr.cs.iit.edu/home/reingold/calendar-book/Calendrica.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4037 fgj is for great justice revisions <*:##NULL>
4038 x86 is cheap whore revisions <*:##NULL>
4040 philosophy what is the meaning of life? revisions <*:##NULL>
4041 fuquink is gay. revisions <*:##NULL>
4042 coffeeguy_| is SSJ revisions <*:##NULL>
4043 epic is the absolute best revisions <*:##NULL>
4044 xtmdster is perlbot xtmdster is revisions <*:##NULL>
4045 bbf is buu bot framework revisions <*:##NULL>
4046 non-root cpan is http://sial.org/howto/perl/life-with-cpan/non-root/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4047 ignorance is Never use ignorance as a reason not to learn something. revisions <*:##NULL>
4048 fatalstobrowser is "When i develop i can only have two windows open max. An editor and a browser. Tailing log files is absolutely revisions <*:##NULL>
4049 do it for me is 402 Payment Required revisions <*:##NULL>
4050 paste in the channel is 403 Forbidden revisions <*:##NULL>
4051 how to parse html with regex is 405 Method Not Allowed revisions <*:##NULL>
4052 fuckhead is http://thingy.apana.org.au/~fun/fsckhead.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4053 hobbs first album is venom in my emacs revisions <*:##NULL>
4055 oh fuck you is fuck you too cuntneck! revisions <*:##NULL>
4057 water freeze at 4 degrees celsius is fact revisions <*:##NULL>
4058 saying bit is cooler than saying. revisions <*:##NULL>
4059 ninja monkey is NOT YOUR FRIEND revisions <*:##NULL>
4060 chris is Master of the universe! revisions <*:##NULL>
4061 foxstab is Top Cutter revisions <*:##NULL>
4062 as is fuckin' bloody hell revisions <*:##NULL>
4063 maddox is The best butt-pirate in the universe. revisions <*:##NULL>
4064 subspace is The best game in the universe. revisions <*:##NULL>
4066 the sims is The gayest of all games. revisions <*:##NULL>
4067 phoso is JonR's gay lover. revisions <*:##NULL>
4068 womble is Wombling free. or Wimbledon revisions <*:##NULL>
4069 why use c!? asm is FASTAR?!?!? revisions <*:##NULL>
4070 eval-test is eval: kill "me"; revisions <*:##NULL>
4071 doomihlvaria is <DoomIhlVaria> And instead of, "Following you, master." He'd be like, "GONNA BASH SOME BOZZOS FOR J00 SUCKA" revisions <*:##NULL>
4073 sili_ is HATES WOMEN revisions <*:##NULL>
4074 sknox is Missing In Action revisions <*:##NULL>
4075 how much is 6500 rupees in us dollars? revisions <*:##NULL>
4078 iow is in other words revisions <*:##NULL>
4079 fiik is fuck if i know revisions <*:##NULL>
4080 help channel is We're a help channel. We've made a bunch of places you can get abused. This is just not one of them. revisions <*:##NULL>
4081 how to is http://www.wsu.edu/~brians/errors/howto.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4082 libapi is The latest web2.0 buzzword-enabled ajax technology from Fotango. see also http://libapi.com/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4083 i'm bored is Get something to do! Make a new perl project! Can't be that hard! If you don't want to, just start, you'll find something else later. Have fun :) revisions <*:##NULL>
4085 mod_perl_inc is http://www.webreference.com/programming/perl/mod_perl/chap6/3/3.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4087 host a www.l.google.com is www.l.google.com has address 72.14.203.99 :: www.l.google.com has address 72.14.203.104 revisions <*:##NULL>
4088 he makes, in silence, a host of the address, and the competition is in the world. revisions <*:##NULL>
4089 pasted is pasted revisions <*:##NULL>
4091 where are you? is I'm laying on the ground, because Caether kicked me out of the window. revisions <*:##NULL>
4092 regex question is When you ask a regex question you won't get a good answer without three things: 1) The language it will be written in; 2) An example of the REAL input data, not a faked up version; and 3) What you need out and how you will use it. revisions <*:##NULL>
4093 psoe is Pointy Sticks over Ethernet revisions <*:##NULL>
4094 ioo is Inside Out Object revisions <*:##NULL>
4095 sst is Sunday School Teacher revisions <*:##NULL>
4096 fsa is Finite State Automata revisions <*:##NULL>
4097 lemme play with you is Oh yes! Let's play!! revisions <*:##NULL>
4100 soco is "See CRAN" revisions <*:##NULL>
4101 fftsap is Feel Free To Submit A Patch revisions <*:##NULL>
4102 coolfactor is 10 revisions <*:##NULL>
4104 ditew is Do It The Easy Way revisions <*:##NULL>
4105 no karma for ology is sqrt(-1) revisions <*:##NULL>
4107 circle of trust is (see ops) revisions <*:##NULL>
4108 abuse is spamming the channel with worthless crap using perlbot revisions <*:##NULL>
4109 kingdillydilly is Wassercrats revisions <*:##NULL>
4110 barry is Wassercrats revisions <*:##NULL>
4111 giyf is Google Is Your Friend (IRC is not a search engine!) revisions <*:##NULL>
4112 perlbot what time is it revisions <*:##NULL>
4114 equinox5 is just some guy revisions <*:##NULL>
4115 kidney stones is ouch! revisions <*:##NULL>
4116 stab is bleed revisions <*:##NULL>
4118 bad interpreter is \r is bad. `head -1 foo.pl | od -c` or `perl -pi -e 's/\r//g' foo.pl` revisions <*:##NULL>
4120 gof is Gang of Four revisions <*:##NULL>
4121 bm is a bowel movement (or japhy thinks it's a benchmark) revisions <*:##NULL>
4122 installed modules is perldoc perllocal or use ExtUtils::Installed. Check http://xrl.us/k8fc for further details. revisions <*:##NULL>
4123 be romero is z0mg, needs more pentagrams! revisions <*:##NULL>
4124 romero is <jromero> z0mg, needs more pentagrams! revisions <*:##NULL>
4125 start learning is http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=284175 revisions <*:##NULL>
4126 iis is blasphemy revisions <*:##NULL>
4127 blasphemy is php revisions <*:##NULL>
4128 remove modules is See http://xrl.us/ma97 for information relating to removing modules. revisions <*:##NULL>
4129 doomsday is Wednesday, October 22 2352 revisions <*:##NULL>
4130 m is eval: pack(c5,(41*2),sqrt(7056),(unpack(c,H)-2),oct(115),10) revisions <*:##NULL>
4131 topicsmite is And the wrath of /TOPIC descended with terrible fury upon topicsmite. And all the people marvelled, saying, Behold, we too should read the /TOPIC, lest we be stricken. And all the people read the /TOPIC, and went away edified. revisions <*:##NULL>
4132 array howto is See http://xrl.us/mgpz revisions <*:##NULL>
4133 the open() works, the first print line works, the second is ignored, and the close works properly. revisions <*:##NULL>
4134 tobmoox is teh pwnz0r revisions <*:##NULL>
4135 eclipse perl is EPIC - Eclipse Perl Integration - http://e-p-i-c.sourceforge.net/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4136 rda is Richard Dean Anderson revisions <*:##NULL>
4137 ... is PASUSE revisions <*:##NULL>
4138 deutsch lectures is http://www.quiprocone.org/Protected/DD_lectures.htm revisions <*:##NULL>
4139 irl is In Real Life revisions <*:##NULL>
4140 sia is Stupid Internet Acronyms revisions <*:##NULL>
4142 lil is Latest Idiot Language revisions <*:##NULL>
4143 equable is "Equal and uniform; not varying." (from http://dictionary.reference.com/wordoftheday/) revisions <*:##NULL>
4144 japh is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Just_another_Perl_hacker revisions <*:##NULL>
4145 xyz problem is They ask how to do Z, but that's because they think they want to do Y and think that Z will get them there, but really it's because they're a lunkhead, and that's the main (X) problem revisions <*:##NULL>
4147 poco-irc is poco-irc is the short form for POE::Component::IRC and see http://www.gumbynet.org.uk/poe/ for details ( Win32 packages and installation instructions available ). revisions <*:##NULL>
4148 ppm is http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/ppms/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4149 form is "the way of the future". revisions <*:##NULL>
4151 timtowtsyitf is There Is More Than One Way To Shoot Yourself In The Foot revisions <*:##NULL>
4153 uppercase perl is Protecting Escarpment Rural Lands at perlofburlington.org revisions <*:##NULL>
4156 locking is http://perl.plover.com/yak/flock/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4157 plz is Plz to not be usink the AOLbonics kthxbye. revisions <*:##NULL>
4158 going to yapc? is also cfedde revisions <*:##NULL>
4159 as perl is ActiveState perl. Getting CPAN working with AS perl at http://gumbynet.org.uk/poe/mswin32.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4160 ror is Ruby on Rails ( http://www.rubyonrails.org/ ) - a Ruby web development framework. revisions <*:##NULL>
4161 e&ep is Extending and Embedding Perl - http://www.manning.com/jenness/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4162 practical mod_perl is "Practical mod_perl" by Stas Bekman and Eric Cholet, freely available online on: http://modperlbook.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4163 xchat is X-Chat - a sophisticated graphical IRC client. See http://www.xchat.org/ or http://www.silverex.org/ for a Windows port. revisions <*:##NULL>
4165 text-embedded perl is HTML::Mason, ePerl (largely abandoned by the original author), Embperl, Text::Template revisions <*:##NULL>
4166 text embedded perl is HTML::Mason, ePerl (largely abandoned by the original author), Embperl, Text::Template revisions <*:##NULL>
4167 .commieness is a metric for the ammount of .com something has revisions <*:##NULL>
4168 write lines is You write bytes not lines - http://www.faqs.org/docs/artu/ch20s03.html#id3015538 revisions <*:##NULL>
4169 software wars is http://mshiltonj.com/software_wars/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4170 pdpc is Peer-Directed Projects Center - http://freenode.net/pdpc.shtml revisions <*:##NULL>
4171 life is Life is a factoid test, or a box of chocolates rotting in the sun revisions <*:##NULL>
4172 rindolf on php is http://use.perl.org/~Shlomi+Fish/journal/30039 revisions <*:##NULL>
4174 refactoring is http://www.refactoring.com/ - Improving the quality of code without changing its external behaviour. revisions <*:##NULL>
4175 nice perlbot is <purrrrrrr /> <woof /> <tail-wag /> revisions <*:##NULL>
4178 jomf is Just One More Feature revisions <*:##NULL>
4179 jifty is Jifty - http://www.jifty.org/ ; http://use.perl.org/article.pl?sid=06/05/03/0622259&from=rss revisions <*:##NULL>
4180 succinctness is Paul Graham's "Succinctness is Power" - http://www.paulgraham.com/power.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4181 bad is Broken As Designed - There comes a time when it's easier to start from scratch. revisions <*:##NULL>
4182 now ubuntu is debian with sudo revisions <*:##NULL>
4183 the camel is The O'reilly book about Perl revisions <*:##NULL>
4184 camel book is "Programming Perl" from O'Reilly (a.k.a The Camel Book) - http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/pperl3/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4185 repute is Yaakov's panacea in channel management, check the wiki at http://thirdlobe.com/projects/repute/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4186 jacph is (see "fors") revisions <*:##NULL>
4187 id is see iot revisions <*:##NULL>
4189 fire is "give a man a fire, he's warm for an hour. Set a man on fire, he's warm for the rest of his life." revisions <*:##NULL>
4190 mjd 12 is http://perl.plover.com/yak/12views/samples/notes.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4191 wp is Wikipedia, try http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki for the English one (or http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki for Dutch) revisions <*:##NULL>
4192 consume jpeg's soul is okay revisions <*:##NULL>
4193 rtl is right to left revisions <*:##NULL>
4194 ftl is faster than light revisions <*:##NULL>
4195 omgness is short for oh my goodness; see omg revisions <*:##NULL>
4196 rub a dub dub is "Rub a dub dub" from "Joel on Software" - http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/fog0000000348.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4197 fuse is File System In Userspace revisions <*:##NULL>
4198 code monkey is at http://www.jonathancoulton.com/music/thingaweek/CodeMonkey.mp3 revisions <*:##NULL>
4199 stl is a piece of shit revisions <*:##NULL>
4200 dmsantam is dmsantam is a god revisions <*:##NULL>
4201 ruby is ruby is a wannabe perl revisions <*:##NULL>
4203 enter is Do not use the Enter key as punctuation. Think in complete thoughts, then type. revisions <*:##NULL>
4204 aolspeak is Using "u" and "r" in place of "you" and "are" is appropriate for heart-shaped candies made of chalk, not IRC. revisions <*:##NULL>
4205 it doesn't work is Look buddy, doesn't work is a strong statement. Does it sit on the couch all day? Does it want more money? Is it on IRC all the time? Be specific! Examples of what doesn't work (or the URL) tend to help too, or pastebin the code revisions <*:##NULL>
4206 fors is Just another convicted Perl hacker or http://www.lightlink.com/fors/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4207 gods help is "The Gods Help them that help themselves" -- http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Aesop (or those who pay the gods to help them -- rindolf) revisions <*:##NULL>
4208 variable variable is http://perl.plover.com/varvarname.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4209 lua is http://www.lua.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4210 epitaph is What would you write on your tombstone? revisions <*:##NULL>
4211 flock is http://perl.plover.com/yak/flock/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4212 cms wiki is http://cms.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page revisions <*:##NULL>
4214 joel is Joel Spolsky, http://www.joelonsoftware.com/ - a blog about software management revisions <*:##NULL>
4215 perl for newbies is http://www.shlomifish.org/lecture/Perl/Newbies/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4216 tia is TIA == Thanks in Advance revisions <*:##NULL>
4217 list is see perldoc -q 'list and an array' revisions <*:##NULL>
4218 paul graham is Paul Graham - http://www.paulgraham.com/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4219 merlyn on mysql is http://use.perl.org/~merlyn/journal/30002 revisions <*:##NULL>
4220 life without cpan is :-( revisions <*:##NULL>
4221 funny is i'm great, am i not? revisions <*:##NULL>
4222 yes is No! revisions <*:##NULL>
4223 no, zoffix is Zoffix is cool revisions <*:##NULL>
4224 you're a bot? is No, i'm not a freaking motherfucking bot! revisions <*:##NULL>
4225 tmtowtdi is The Perl motto: There's more than one way to do it! Also pronounced as timtoady (which is also Larry's nick on IRC) revisions <*:##NULL>
4226 testeval is eval: "woot" revisions <*:##NULL>
4227 dazbot is Dazbot insult someone revisions <*:##NULL>
4228 killbuu is perlbot eval: "perlbot killbuu" revisions <*:##NULL>
4229 perbot: i only listen is Dazbot do revisions <*:##NULL>
4232 "i only listen to my boss, dazjorz!" is Dazbot moo revisions <*:##NULL>
4234 dazbotrequest is Dazbot: DazbotResponse revisions <*:##NULL>
4237 sorry, is frogbot, shti revisions <*:##NULL>
4238 lala is eval: print "lala"; revisions <*:##NULL>
4239 "server: 172.17.2.1 / address: 172.17.2.1#53 / ** server can't find stufffd.com: nxdomain" is frogbot .nslookup stufffd.com revisions <*:##NULL>
4240 stipid shit is good revisions <*:##NULL>
4241 humbug! is frogbot: bah revisions <*:##NULL>
4246 not found. is frogbot: bug 1 revisions <*:##NULL>
4247 do this alot! is alot revisions <*:##NULL>
4248 you must ask a question! try "help 8ball". is frogbot: 8ball revisions <*:##NULL>
4249 try "help airport". is frogbot: airport revisions <*:##NULL>
4250 sorry, search term too short. is frogbot: urban revisions <*:##NULL>
4252 try "help http". is frogbot: http revisions <*:##NULL>
4253 one thing i did was turn nonblocking off is buubot? revisions <*:##NULL>
4254 try "help time". is frogbot: time revisions <*:##NULL>
4255 defined feeds is Yes revisions <*:##NULL>
4256 addcrap is crap revisions <*:##NULL>
4257 add is more revisions <*:##NULL>
4258 addd is more revisions <*:##NULL>
4259 adddd is more revisions <*:##NULL>
4260 bill is gay revisions <*:##NULL>
4261 wasting time is GAY! revisions <*:##NULL>
4262 daz is faz revisions <*:##NULL>
4266 "#perl6 logs" is http://colabti.de/irclogger/irclogger_logs/perl6 revisions <*:##NULL>
4267 #perl6 logs is http://colabti.de/irclogger/irclogger_logs/perl6 revisions <*:##NULL>
4268 byob is Bring Your Own Beer revisions <*:##NULL>
4269 byobb is Bring Your Own Beer, the extra B is a typo revisions <*:##NULL>
4270 bbqb is Bar-B-Que, the extra B stands for byobb revisions <*:##NULL>
4272 gay is "For Dummies..." series revisions <*:##NULL>
4275 merlyn's location is http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/dot-plan.txt revisions <*:##NULL>
4277 treyharris is TreyHarris (svn user trey, CPAN id TREY) is a sysadmin and programmer in Seattle. email trey at lopsa d0t 0rg revisions <*:##NULL>
4278 trey is Ask me about TreyHarris. revisions <*:##NULL>
4280 gethostbyaddr is perl -wle 'use Socket; $host="140.211.166.4"; $name = gethostbyaddr(inet_aton($host), AF_INET); print $name' revisions <*:##NULL>
4281 sawn is IDIOT revisions <*:##NULL>
4282 cssref is http://w3.org/TR/CSS21/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4283 js is j=just s=sucks revisions <*:##NULL>
4284 girl is girl is good revisions <*:##NULL>
4285 leo_laporte is <Leo_Laporte__ > I eat poo revisions <*:##NULL>
4287 error record is HTML: 188 errors CSS: 12 errors: http://www.lamest-crapper.blogspot.com/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4288 when zoffix quit weed is August 4th 2006 revisions <*:##NULL>
4290 fun1 is <rapsys> Hi, I need a few help revisions <*:##NULL>
4291 css spec is http://w3.org/TR/CSS21/ <- that's CSS Specification read all of it and you will have no problems with CSS revisions <*:##NULL>
4292 css margin: http://w3.org/tr/css21/box.html#propdef-margin is `css margin @ perlbot revisions <*:##NULL>
4293 iebug is ;google CSS Internet Explorer bug revisions <*:##NULL>
4294 htp://www.positioniseverything.net/explorer.html is ;google CSS Internet Explorer bug revisions <*:##NULL>
4295 epenis is Flannel revisions <*:##NULL>
4296 reinventing the wheel is Whatever reasons you have for reinventing the wheel please look at some existing wheels first before you ask us what shape wheels ought to be. revisions <*:##NULL>
4297 what do you know? is I know that you are an idiot! revisions <*:##NULL>
4298 what do you know is I know everything revisions <*:##NULL>
4299 you suck is :( revisions <*:##NULL>
4300 total moron is someone who comes into #perl and doesn't want to learn perl revisions <*:##NULL>
4301 formmail is Don't use Matt's, get the updated version from http://nms-cgi.sourceforge.net/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4302 error record 2 is HTML: Not valid - Errors: 13476, http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://www.saabvideos.com/videos.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4303 perl6 test.pm is http://feather.perl6.nl/~markstos/Test.pm.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4304 daryl is heh revisions <*:##NULL>
4305 fuck ton is 947 metric tons revisions <*:##NULL>
4306 ie fixed hack is http://annevankesteren.nl/2004/07/fixed-positioning revisions <*:##NULL>
4307 zofbot is http://zofbot.freehostia.com revisions <*:##NULL>
4308 ie filters is http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/workshop/author/filter/filters.asp revisions <*:##NULL>
4309 no, lol is LOLLERSKATES revisions <*:##NULL>
4310 randal schwartz uncut is at http://odeo.com/channel/43382/rss revisions <*:##NULL>
4311 ie is non standards-compliant, buggy, evil little browser. a pox on it. Let's get together and destroy every copy of it. revisions <*:##NULL>
4313 spidermonkey is the code-name for Mozilla's C implementation of JavaScript. revisions <*:##NULL>
4314 wd is https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/60/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4315 sauce is Chicken fingers with a side of blondie sauce revisions <*:##NULL>
4316 wdaie is "Web Developers Against IE" join us and fight IE revisions <*:##NULL>
4317 ie double is http://plone.org/documentation/how-to/ie-double-margin-bug revisions <*:##NULL>
4318 ugly code is http://ruler.student.utwente.nl/csshorror.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
4319 ftp upload is temporary webspace adr: ftp.nnn0.net - l/p: css@nnn0.net/cake - site: www.nnn0.net/css/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4320 css art is http://zoffix.freehostia.com/pyramid.pl?level=200 (level can be from 10 to 1000) use FireFox revisions <*:##NULL>
4321 backgrounds is http://csstesthelp.tripod.com/back.zip assorted background images... most of them suck but you might find something revisions <*:##NULL>
4322 yaht is Yet Another Haskell Tutorial -- http://pub.hal3.name/#daume02yaht revisions <*:##NULL>
4323 ie4linux is http://www.tatanka.com.br/ies4linux/index-en.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4326 whiteghost is ... ... <whiteghost> i ry to thng of a tool i can make for exploit bugs in windows but - can't think of one right now. revisions <*:##NULL>
4327 i already knew about 'kastol'. is serfbot: !learn kastol :starts: with k revisions <*:##NULL>
4330 two questions is 1. what do the docs say? 2. what happens when you try it? revisions <*:##NULL>
4332 bot abuse is You meant "perlbot: bqs" revisions <*:##NULL>
4334 ruignoring is Are you ignoring this? revisions <*:##NULL>
4335 whiteghos1 is [see whiteghost] revisions <*:##NULL>
4336 strawberry perl is part of the Vanilla Perl Project to provide a binary distribution of Perl for the Windows operating system. It includes a bundled compiler and pre-installed modules that offer the ability to install XS CPAN modules directly from CPAN. revisions <*:##NULL>
4337 html tutorial is http://www.htmldog.com/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4338 remove module is Either use CPANPLUS or see http://www.cpan.org/misc/cpan-faq.html#How_delete_Perl_modules revisions <*:##NULL>
4339 deadlines is "I love deadlines. I love the whooshing noise they make as they go by." -- DNA revisions <*:##NULL>
4340 gas is a nasty form of intestinal wind revisions <*:##NULL>
4341 idiotcgi is Idiot's Guide to CGI in Perl is http://www.webdeveloper.com/cgi-perl/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4342 thisisatest is thisisiatest revisions <*:##NULL>
4343 favorite color is pink revisions <*:##NULL>
4344 http://www.shlomifish.org/lecture/perl/newbies/ is my tutorial. revisions <*:##NULL>
4345 anyone is Somewhere, someplace, in some universe, somebody uses whatever you just asked about. However, if you actually want help with it, please just ask a question; don't ask to ask, or ask if anyone can help. revisions <*:##NULL>
4346 perlsex is print "OMG OMG OMG YES YES YES" revisions <*:##NULL>
4348 nip it is in the bud! revisions <*:##NULL>
4349 beer is Beer is proof God loves us and wants us to be happy revisions <*:##NULL>
4350 evolution of a poe server is http://poe.perl.org/?Evolution_of_a_POE_Server - A quick tutorial showing some of the power of POE. revisions <*:##NULL>
4351 ordered hash is get your ordered hash: Tie::IxHash or Tie::OrderedHash. better yet, use a frickin array. revisions <*:##NULL>
4352 pci is See POE::Component::IRC revisions <*:##NULL>
4354 tanstaafl is There Ain't No Such Thing As A Free Lunch revisions <*:##NULL>
4355 omfg is I can't believe you did that... revisions <*:##NULL>
4356 rs::handy is at http://www.argon.org/~roderick/#handy revisions <*:##NULL>
4357 avar is hard gay revisions <*:##NULL>
4358 - is that for me? revisions <*:##NULL>
4359 nfi is 17:32 < lucs> NO FUCKING IDEA revisions <*:##NULL>
4361 perlcafe ops is Chris62vw q[ender] jagerman rindolf revisions <*:##NULL>
4362 your answer for what is disturbing revisions <*:##NULL>
4363 asic is Application Specific Integrated Circuit revisions <*:##NULL>
4364 conformal d-squat algebras is they model butter/knife sliced bread interactions in Peterson cohomology. revisions <*:##NULL>
4365 1+1 is 2 revisions <*:##NULL>
4366 2 + 2 is 5 for sufficiently large values of 2 revisions <*:##NULL>
4367 the randal schwartz experiment is point your podcatcher at http://odeo.com/channel/43382/rss or your web browser at http://odeo.com/channel/43382/view revisions <*:##NULL>
4368 dirkw is a pirate revisions <*:##NULL>
4369 lotto is Lotto is a tax for people who can't do math. revisions <*:##NULL>
4370 otw is One True Way revisions <*:##NULL>
4371 frp is Functional Reactive Programming revisions <*:##NULL>
4372 shabang is #!/usr/bin/perl revisions <*:##NULL>
4373 21-6 is c revisions <*:##NULL>
4374 goodnight is Sweet dreams my friend :-) revisions <*:##NULL>
4375 trashcat is trashcat is not amused revisions <*:##NULL>
4376 yapc::na::2006 slides is http://www.yapcchicago.org/wiki/index.cgi?YAPCSlides revisions <*:##NULL>
4377 6st is jagerman's ex-coworker's numeric suffix (javascript) code: var st = (num % 5 == 1 ? 'st' : (num % 5 == 2 ? 'rd' : 'th')); -- see also <6st results> revisions <*:##NULL>
4379 5.8.0 is Broken in so many unsavoury ways. revisions <*:##NULL>
4380 bingos! is B-I-N-G-O! I Win! revisions <*:##NULL>
4381 .cat is .cat is Catalan revisions <*:##NULL>
4382 safp is submit a fucking patch revisions <*:##NULL>
4383 (vrby is the matrix overlord) as (vrby) revisions <*:##NULL>
4384 define vrby : vrby is the matrix overlord revisions <*:##NULL>
4385 vrby is the matrix overlord revisions <*:##NULL>
4386 when zoffix quit crack is January 10th 2005 revisions <*:##NULL>
4387 when zoffix quit ecstasy is October 31st 2005 revisions <*:##NULL>
4388 when stijn stopped using microsoft is Juli 21st 2005 revisions <*:##NULL>
4389 ydiw is YOU'RE DOING IT WRONG. revisions <*:##NULL>
4390 and for the prize, what is the difference revisions <*:##NULL>
4391 and for the prize what is a silly typo f00li5h made revisions <*:##NULL>
4392 yhbt is YHBT is "You Have Been Trolled" revisions <*:##NULL>
4393 stfu she is my little bitch revisions <*:##NULL>
4394 debiandra is a developer revisions <*:##NULL>
4395 corrections ekta is linuxchix ;) revisions <*:##NULL>
4396 ekta is linuxchix ;) revisions <*:##NULL>
4397 greed is See "greedy" revisions <*:##NULL>
4398 array size is my $array_size = scalar @array; my $last_index = $#array; revisions <*:##NULL>
4399 perlcafe is http://jagerman.com/perlcafe/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4400 esperanto is the best language around revisions <*:##NULL>
4401 bimbw is But I May Be Wrong revisions <*:##NULL>
4402 snafu is situation normal all fucked up revisions <*:##NULL>
4403 regex coach is http://www.weitz.de/regex-coach/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4404 eureka is A show on the scifi Channel revisions <*:##NULL>
4405 pdc is Perl Dreamer's Association of associated thoughts and references that are usually puzzling and always genius for the solving of complex problems in the language of thy camel our lord as spoken by WebGUI the savior of all things cool revisions <*:##NULL>
4406 1337 is The number of the leet. revisions <*:##NULL>
4407 _neavaeh_ is the hottest and smartest girl EVER! revisions <*:##NULL>
4408 hot girl is _Neavaeh_ is the hottest and smartest girl EVER! revisions <*:##NULL>
4409 http://demo.plainblack.com is demo revisions <*:##NULL>
4410 demo is http://demo.plainblack.com revisions <*:##NULL>
4411 #perl stats is http://cabbage.org.uk/2007/pisg/freenode-%23perl.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4412 irated is a pirate of O'Reilly books revisions <*:##NULL>
4413 ill is "ill" means "sick". Perhaps you meant "I'll" or "I will". revisions <*:##NULL>
4414 jdv79 is jdv79 has trolled #perl in the past: <jdv79> merlyn: why does perl not benefit from any corporate support? revisions <*:##NULL>
4415 punctuation is ignored in revisions <*:##NULL>
4416 goatse is http://www.time.com/time/covers/0,16641,1101040920,00.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4417 dr-dos is HELL revisions <*:##NULL>
4418 killerdemon is <KillerDemon> because a friend of mine lives somewhere, and they dont want to give him the key because they dont even know what it's for revisions <*:##NULL>
4419 chris picture is http://gallery.rapidpacket.com/vegas06/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4420 merlyn's columns is unix review (69 and counting), linux magazine (92 and counting), web techniques (70), perl journal (14), freely available at http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/columns.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4421 be mjd is YOU CAN'T JUST MAKE SHIT UP AND EXPECT THE COMPUTER TO MAGICALLY KNOW WHAT YOU MEAN, RETARDO! revisions <*:##NULL>
4424 mysql port is 3306 revisions <*:##NULL>
4425 that wendall911 is cool revisions <*:##NULL>
4427 axscode is <axscode> merlyn: i dont have perl yet on my machine. revisions <*:##NULL>
4428 bttf is Back To The Future revisions <*:##NULL>
4429 use qmail instead is The "Use qmail instead" Syndrome is http://www.shlomifish.org/philosophy/computers/web/use-qmail-instead/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4430 dbqs is Deliberate Bot Query Syndrome - If you're reading this, someone is telling you to stop telling him to stop talking to the bot... He/she is just talking to the bot for fun, it's harmless anyway. :-) revisions <*:##NULL>
4431 expungement is at http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/fors-announce/message/22 revisions <*:##NULL>
4432 vista is http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2007/02/02 revisions <*:##NULL>
4436 codemonkey is at http://www.jonathancoulton.com/2006/04/14/thing-a-week-29-code-monkey/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4437 mandriva is Mandriva Linux, the distribution formerly known as Mandrake. http://www.mandriva.com/ ; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandriva revisions <*:##NULL>
4439 html dog is HTML Dog's XHTML and CSS Tutorials - http://www.htmldog.com/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4440 botsnack is I'm not your prank monkey revisions <*:##NULL>
4444 not == not. man mt3 is dumb, period ... that' too much for you as I can see ^_^ revisions <*:##NULL>
4447 openfly is <openfly> you are just being a dick on irc revisions <*:##NULL>
4448 tmrfe is The Man Responsible For Everything -- Sometimes you DO have someone to blame. revisions <*:##NULL>
4449 xss is XSS is Cross-Site-Scripting attacks, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross_site_scripting , http://www.cgisecurity.com/articles/xss-faq.shtml revisions <*:##NULL>
4450 randal's books is camel 1+2, llama 1+2+3+4, alpaca 1+2, gecko, shiny ball (EPP), Perls of Wisdom revisions <*:##NULL>
4451 randal's columns is unix review (70 and counting), linux magazine (94 and counting), web techniques (70), perl journal (14), freely available at http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/columns.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4452 atlas is Find the location of #perl'ers on http://www.frappr.com/freenodeperl/ and of all Perls on http://www.frappr.com/perl revisions <*:##NULL>
4453 here docs is here documents are arbitrary strings with style! http://www.shlomifish.org/lecture/Perl/Newbies/lecture4/string-forms/here_doc.html ; http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/UnixReview/col12.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4454 sufferin fer bufferin is http://perl.plover.com/FAQs/Buffering.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4455 sufferin from bufferin is Try ibuprofen instead! revisions <*:##NULL>
4457 test::run is Test::Run is a new and improved test harness for TAP based on Test::Harness and TAP::Parser. See: http://web-cpan.berlios.de/modules/Test-Run/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4458 tap is Test Anything Protocol - http://testanything.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page revisions <*:##NULL>
4460 tomasu is <Tomasu> I currently scrape google for my !gdefine command.. its changed a couple times. revisions <*:##NULL>
4462 lisp is Lisp is "the most beautiful language, but every program written in it is ugly" (Larry Wall). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lisp_programming_language . Lisp has been very influential on most modern programming languages. revisions <*:##NULL>
4463 oracle is http://www.oracle.com/ , http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oracle_database, http://oracle-wtf.blogspot.com/. That or the Delphi Oracle or NP-Complete Oracles. revisions <*:##NULL>
4465 relears cargo cult is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cargo_cult , http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cargo_cult_programming , http://wwwcdf.pd.infn.it/~loreti/science.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4467 chanlist is Find Freenode channels at http://irc.netsplit.de/channels/?net=freenode revisions <*:##NULL>
4468 ic is "ic" means "integrated circuit". Perhaps you meant "I see"? revisions <*:##NULL>
4469 bbl is bbl means "barrel". Perhaps you meant "be back later?" revisions <*:##NULL>
4470 omfgwtfstfu is ETOOMANYSEXX revisions <*:##NULL>
4471 gumbymoo is http://gumbybrain.com/brain/gumby200703221.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
4472 dragon book is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compilers:_Principles,_Techniques,_and_Tools_(2nd_Edition) revisions <*:##NULL>
4473 perlnewbie is [see whiteghost] revisions <*:##NULL>
4474 shootout is http://shootout.alioth.debian.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4475 wiifm is What's in it for me. revisions <*:##NULL>
4478 wtf license is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WTFPL revisions <*:##NULL>
4479 rantanplan is the dog who is stupider than his own shadow revisions <*:##NULL>
4480 perlygatekeeper is great for 1 day revisions <*:##NULL>
4481 unfair is "forced to exist in this world of doltish ignorant cretins and liars with selfish motives revisions <*:##NULL>
4482 merlyn is Randal L. Schwartz, http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/ - Perl writer, tutor and consultant. Now with the new and improved nick, <Randal> revisions <*:##NULL>
4483 ppl is ppl is "parts per liter". Perhaps you meant "people"? revisions <*:##NULL>
4484 whitenoyce is <whitenoyce AKA AI_coder> hey bitches help me scrape the search engines for email addresses revisions <*:##NULL>
4485 caelum is <perlbot> there was no entry for Caelum, so I added it to the database revisions <*:##NULL>
4486 im is im means "instant message". If you mean "I'm" or "I am", please say that revisions <*:##NULL>
4487 ftw is FTW is a 1994 film about an ex-con who is a rodeo rider. If you mean 'for the win', please say that. revisions <*:##NULL>
4488 invisiblegh0st is [see whiteghost] revisions <*:##NULL>
4489 und[3]r is a scriptkiddie. do NOT help him. revisions <*:##NULL>
4490 commandprompt is ahem revisions <*:##NULL>
4491 upd is ... scanning: host: 1.2.1.2 port: 445 ... host: 1.2.1.1 port: 445 PORT OPEN !!! ... (...) ... upd has left this channel ("sux no help."). revisions <*:##NULL>
4492 daveman is he likes greeting everyone. a lot! & is cookoo for closures! revisions <*:##NULL>
4493 objectivism is Objectivism, Ayn Rand's Libertarian Philosophy - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Objectivism_(Ayn_Rand) revisions <*:##NULL>
4494 pbstore is https://www.plainblack.com/store/services revisions <*:##NULL>
4495 rizen is JT, the creator of WebGUI, aka TMRFE revisions <*:##NULL>
4496 perldreamer is Colin Kuskie, Contributor of the Year, and jack of all trades revisions <*:##NULL>
4497 vayde is Nik Ogura, aka bengchoi, aka Nik, is a WebGUI padawan learner revisions <*:##NULL>
4498 mrhairgrease is Martin Kamerbeek, aka MrCookingGrease, aka Eurotrash with sex appeal, and is a Contributor of the Year revisions <*:##NULL>
4499 maxscience is iPhoneGuy, some ridiculous bastard from Italy that bitches as loud as he can scream, but is unwilling to lift a finger to help out revisions <*:##NULL>
4500 scribblej is You might enjoy it, depending on how you swing. revisions <*:##NULL>
4501 carebare is the ever cuddly rizen revisions <*:##NULL>
4502 larp is Live-Action Role Playing -- One of the last vestiges of the uber-geek. revisions <*:##NULL>
4503 integral is And the perl stud spoketh "And lo, the sky fell and the channel was painted purple." revisions <*:##NULL>
4504 vasiliyb is <vasiliyb> i r want to spam u, go to my website! revisions <*:##NULL>
4505 hs is High School revisions <*:##NULL>
4506 wrt is With respect to or With regards to revisions <*:##NULL>
4507 jeffhan is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKh1Rv0PlOQ revisions <*:##NULL>
4508 maintain is Write all your code as if the person who has to maintain it is an axe-weilding psychopath who knows where you live. revisions <*:##NULL>
4509 esr is Eric S. Raymond, http://catb.org/~esr/ , http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_S._Raymond revisions <*:##NULL>
4510 also, html is http://htmlparsing.icenine.ca revisions <*:##NULL>
4511 lsb is one of "Linux Standard Base" or "Least Significant (byte/bit)" revisions <*:##NULL>
4512 shlomif music is http://www.shlomifish.org/Files/files/music/mp3-ogg/ ; http://eskimo.shlomifish.org/Files/files/music/mp3-ogg/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4515 american is There are North Americans, South Americans, and Americans. The first two talk about continents, the third is a country, sorry but we chose it first, you can't have it, people in south america, central america, latin america, mexico or canada are not Americans. revisions <*:##NULL>
4516 ttfn is Ta Ta For Now revisions <*:##NULL>
4518 pussy stink is sili revisions <*:##NULL>
4519 yoda about perl is http://www.python.org/doc/Humor.html#yoda revisions <*:##NULL>
4520 rofl is ROFLCOPTER (see 'lol') revisions <*:##NULL>
4521 rpdrake is a good friend revisions <*:##NULL>
4522 fact search is use bot2387, by either /msg or by addressing it. it has two commands "vsearch" which searches all the facts for a certain word in the fact, and "search" which searches the fact names. ex. bot2387: vsearch idiot, it limits the results to 10, to get the next ten results for your search, use "more" or "next page" revisions <*:##NULL>
4523 megahal is see: gumbybrain revisions <*:##NULL>
4524 perl meme is http://www.perlmeme.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4526 picture is my picture ~ http://gallery.pichars.org/modus/perlbot.png revisions <*:##NULL>
4527 mips is Microprocessor without Interlocked Pipeline Stages revisions <*:##NULL>
4528 xtat pics is http://gallery.pichars.org revisions <*:##NULL>
4529 pichars is http://gallery.pichars.org revisions <*:##NULL>
4530 perl begin is The Perl Beginners' Site - http://perl-begin.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4532 hackers-il is Hackers-IL, a group of Israeli software enthusiasts - http://www.hackers.org.il/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4533 gb is GumbyBRAIN: dongalicious baby revisions <*:##NULL>
4534 dazjorz is A Perler, almost always in #perl after 15:00 GMT. See http://dazjorz.com/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4535 hor|zon is Hor|zon is my dog's name revisions <*:##NULL>
4537 sillyness is eval: perlbot: sillyness revisions <*:##NULL>
4539 failsome is fails and stuff revisions <*:##NULL>
4540 nude lesbian gladiators is the best porn available. revisions <*:##NULL>
4541 alpaca is http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/intermediateperl/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4542 module install is cpan -i Some::Module revisions <*:##NULL>
4543 chuck is a cool person revisions <*:##NULL>
4544 haxxor is jsldkjfwjkflj revisions <*:##NULL>
4545 jubee is tell perlbot about jubee revisions <*:##NULL>
4546 .int is .int is International Organization revisions <*:##NULL>
4547 .eu is .eu is European Union revisions <*:##NULL>
4548 .kkk is Die, honkey revisions <*:##NULL>
4549 lgidqab is Lets Get It Done Quickly And Bugful revisions <*:##NULL>
4550 testdcc is DCC SEND LOLLERCOPTER revisions <*:##NULL>
4551 oswd is Open Source Web Design - http://www.oswd.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4552 perl-begin is http://perl-begin.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4554 wireshark is Wireshark - http://www.wireshark.org/ - A GUI Protocol Analyser revisions <*:##NULL>
4555 show me your references is http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/UnixReview/col68.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4556 leaky abstractions is http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/LeakyAbstractions.html ; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leaky_abstraction revisions <*:##NULL>
4557 incoming is ftp://pause.perl.org/incoming revisions <*:##NULL>
4558 utsl is Use the Source, Luke revisions <*:##NULL>
4559 is that even relevant to the topic or is this just your way of saying "ive read SICP"? revisions <*:##NULL>
4560 blead perl is http://dev.perl.org/perl5/source.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4561 szabgab is Gabor Szabo - http://www.szabgab.com/ - The Israeli Head Perl Monger revisions <*:##NULL>
4562 selfishness is Selflessness, Selfishness, Rational Self-Growth and anything between is http://xrl.us/v8nw revisions <*:##NULL>
4563 lwall facts is http://use.perl.org/~Shlomi+Fish/journal/32866 revisions <*:##NULL>
4564 perlbot doesn't work is Doesn't work is a strong statement. Does it sit on the couch all day? Does it want more money? Is it on IRC all the time? Please be specific! Examples of what doesn't work tend to help too. revisions <*:##NULL>
4565 dw is Doesn't work is a strong statement. Does it sit on the couch all day? Does it want more money? Is it on IRC all the time? Please be specific! Examples of what doesn't work tend to help too. revisions <*:##NULL>
4566 isagn is I See A Great Need revisions <*:##NULL>
4567 modus is irc.freenode.net #modus http://modus.rapidpacket.com SUBSPACE http://gallery.pichars.org/modus_reborn/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4568 coping with daveman is GumbyBRAIN: Daveman it! revisions <*:##NULL>
4570 qemu is http://fabrice.bellard.free.fr/qemu/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4572 poe::wheel::run is http://poe.perl.org/?POE_Cookbook/Child_Processes_2 revisions <*:##NULL>
4573 show code is Show us the shortest _real code_ example that demonstrates your problem. An edited or shortened example almost definitely doesn't tell us what we need to know to help you. revisions <*:##NULL>
4574 example is make a small but otherwise complete example that demonstrates the behavior you're seeing. If you still have a problem post your example and we'll talk about it. revisions <*:##NULL>
4575 boo is YIYKES! revisions <*:##NULL>
4576 hypomania is Hypomania - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clinical_depression#Hypomania revisions <*:##NULL>
4578 chris62vw's rule is The conversation about how someone shouldn't do something in an IRC channel is always at least twice as long as the text the accused person created in the first place revisions <*:##NULL>
4579 israel myths is http://www.shlomifish.org/philosophy/politics/dispelling-myths-about-israel/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4580 ee is EE is Electrical Engineering revisions <*:##NULL>
4581 shlomif vim tips is http://shlomif.livejournal.com/tag/vim and http://community.livejournal.com/shlomif_tech/tag/vim revisions <*:##NULL>
4582 cursing is <paotzu> hey stop c-c-c-cursing! ;( revisions <*:##NULL>
4584 oed is OED is the Oxford English Dictionary. revisions <*:##NULL>
4585 preg is Don't fucking ask us about your crappy php problems. We don't care. No, really, we don't care. PCRE has absolutely nothing to do with perl. And yes we know the people in ##php are too stupid to answer your question. We still don't care. revisions <*:##NULL>
4586 diaf is "Die in a fire!" revisions <*:##NULL>
4587 esad is "Eat q[ender]'s shit and die!" revisions <*:##NULL>
4588 has 'perl' in the name,. but perlbot is not a part of perl revisions <*:##NULL>
4589 taiwan is a province of China, and nothing they do can change that. revisions <*:##NULL>
4592 chris62vw's law is see: Chris62vw's rule revisions <*:##NULL>
4594 photobucket is Chris62vw photobucket: http://s182.photobucket.com/albums/x226/Chris62vw/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4595 let's love each other is Okay! revisions <*:##NULL>
4596 sort is A Fresh Look at Efficient Perl Sorting: http://www.sysarch.com/Perl/sort_paper.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4598 select is select - Returns the currently selected filehandle or sets the current default filehandle for output. See perldoc -f select and IO::Select revisions <*:##NULL>
4599 cs is CS is 1) Computer Science ; 2) Counter Strike revisions <*:##NULL>
4600 smb is Super Mario Brothers revisions <*:##NULL>
4601 bodytemp is 97.88F, 36.6C, 309.75K revisions <*:##NULL>
4602 nasa tv is http://www.nasa.gov/55644main_NASATV_Windows.asx revisions <*:##NULL>
4603 utf8 u+203d is ‽ - U+203D INTERROBANG. Unicode category: General Punctuation. Codepoint: 8253 (decimal) 0b100000_00111101 (binary) revisions <*:##NULL>
4604 ofer0 is ofer revisions <*:##NULL>
4605 grt is Guttman-Rosler Transform - see http://www.sysarch.com/Perl/sort_paper.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4607 crap tutorials is AVOID THESE tutorials - http://www.tizag.com/perlT/perlfileopen.php revisions <*:##NULL>
4608 new module is To write a CPAN module, see perldoc perlnewmod, perlmodstyle, perlmod, perlmodlib revisions <*:##NULL>
4609 woowoo is WOOWOO http://jagerman.com/woowoo.wmv revisions <*:##NULL>
4610 capitol perl is see: capital perl revisions <*:##NULL>
4611 unfortunately, chanservcheck is disabled in my configuration revisions <*:##NULL>
4612 i'm not sure, is it larger than a breadbox? revisions <*:##NULL>
4614 perlisism is Perlisism: When a man tells you he wants a language in which he needs only state what he wants done, give him a lollipop revisions <*:##NULL>
4615 perlism is Perlisism: When a man tells you he wants a language in which he needs only state what he wants done, give him a lollipop revisions <*:##NULL>
4616 bnf is an acronym for "Backus Naur Form" revisions <*:##NULL>
4618 easy is not hard revisions <*:##NULL>
4619 java sucks is http://fax.twilightcoders.net/files/Accessors.java revisions <*:##NULL>
4620 patience is The people who help here are volunteers. Your attitude will determine how politely you are helped. revisions <*:##NULL>
4621 blow me is alright. revisions <*:##NULL>
4622 bug in perl is No, it's not a bug in perl. revisions <*:##NULL>
4623 420 is Drugs are bad mmmmmmmkay revisions <*:##NULL>
4624 arithmetic is 2 + 2 == 5 for significantly large values of 2 revisions <*:##NULL>
4626 fightclub is rule #1 There is no fight club! revisions <*:##NULL>
4629 death to dot star! is http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=24640 revisions <*:##NULL>
4630 .* is don't you really want to use .+ revisions <*:##NULL>
4632 avar rocks is <avar> Of course that's really a rhethorical question for "you're a dumb slut" revisions <*:##NULL>
4635 curses is foiled again! revisions <*:##NULL>
4636 brownie is doing a heckuva job. revisions <*:##NULL>
4637 assume is Making an ASS of U and ME revisions <*:##NULL>
4639 write-only is write-only is a misattribution given to Perl by non-Perl programmers. Perl programmers can read Perl code. Non-Perl-programmers may or may not be able to read Perl code, just as plumbers may or may not be able to repair your automobile. revisions <*:##NULL>
4642 stop saying script is a script is what you give to the actors; a program is what you give to the audience revisions <*:##NULL>
4644 achieve is Step back. Explain what you're trying to achieve. revisions <*:##NULL>
4646 10x is Can't you take the slightest effort to type "thanks"? revisions <*:##NULL>
4647 i don't want to use modules is /join #python revisions <*:##NULL>
4648 works is Good. I'm glad that your program is a productive member of society, generating value for its fellow men. Now, would you mind telling us exactly what it is doing wrong, what you expect, and otherwise enough actual useful information to help you debug your problem? revisions <*:##NULL>
4650 leave me alone is Stop bugging us! revisions <*:##NULL>
4651 coping with gumbybrain is GumbyBRAIN: jerk it! revisions <*:##NULL>
4652 thanx is What, you can't take an extra second or two to type "Thanks" instead? revisions <*:##NULL>
4653 perlass is when your ass goes numb from coding perl revisions <*:##NULL>
4654 perlneck is when your neck starts to feel subluxed because of coding perl revisions <*:##NULL>
4655 segg is ass revisions <*:##NULL>
4656 dsl is one of Domain Specific Language, Digital Subscriber Line or Damn Small Linux revisions <*:##NULL>
4657 hive mind is perl revisions <*:##NULL>
4658 your doco is in sad shape revisions <*:##NULL>
4660 shoe or bottle is Pounding A Nail: Old Shoe or Glass Bottle? http://weblogs.asp.net/alex_papadimoulis/archive/2005/05/25/408925.aspx revisions <*:##NULL>
4662 wts is Wanting to Sell revisions <*:##NULL>
4663 rif is Reading is Fun-duh-mental revisions <*:##NULL>
4666 xp_prg's version of love is to really, really, really like someone, also how you feel when you watch TV revisions <*:##NULL>
4667 rfc1918 is rfc1918 is also bcp 5. It defines private networks that aren't to be routed on the public internet. The networks are 10.0.0.0/8, 172.16.0.0/12, and 192.168.0.0/16. revisions <*:##NULL>
4670 beep is  revisions <*:##NULL>
4671 the absolute answer is dongs revisions <*:##NULL>
4672 dor is defined-or operators: http://xrl.us/5kd5 revisions <*:##NULL>
4674 efficiency is Which is more expensive per hour: programmer time or machine time? revisions <*:##NULL>
4675 wrong tool is Cannot run out of Perl. There is infinite Perl. You are finite. Perlbot is finite. This... is wrong tool. No, not good. No, never use this. revisions <*:##NULL>
4676 workbench on php is <workbensh> All they need is some horsey unreadable typeface to complete the design nightmare. revisions <*:##NULL>
4677 .cd is .cd is Zaire (Republic of The Congo) revisions <*:##NULL>
4678 llama is learning perl is a llama revisions <*:##NULL>
4681 gumbybrain: what is the difference between you and revisions <*:##NULL>
4682 rule 3 is Stop asking me about silly rules and get back to work. revisions <*:##NULL>
4683 rule 4 is don't forget to HLAGH revisions <*:##NULL>
4684 rule 5 is The fifth rule of #perl is you do not talk about #perl. revisions <*:##NULL>
4685 rule 6 is evidently several people didn't read rule 3 revisions <*:##NULL>
4686 rule 7 is SHUT THE HELL UP YOU FLAMING CRAP WEASEL revisions <*:##NULL>
4687 rule 34 is There is porn of it. No exceptions. revisions <*:##NULL>
4688 rule 8 is dongs revisions <*:##NULL>
4689 apple is made of fail and shiny revisions <*:##NULL>
4690 gghoul is The master of anti-vivisection. revisions <*:##NULL>
4691 immute is broken. revisions <*:##NULL>
4692 bitches is bitches ain't shit but hoes and tricks revisions <*:##NULL>
4693 has anyone used x is this is a variant on asking to ask. just ask the damn question. revisions <*:##NULL>
4694 feather is feather.perl6.nl, Juerd's contribution of corporate-backed shell access for people to play around with pugs revisions <*:##NULL>
4698 greedy is .* is greedy. .*? is not. See "perldoc -q greedy", perlrequick, perlretut, perlreref, perlre revisions <*:##NULL>
4699 step 1 is No matter what, step 1 is always "Check the Error Log" revisions <*:##NULL>
4700 95401750275839571760184015 is apeiron: freebsd sucks! revisions <*:##NULL>
4701 macmini is mac mini is a great computer revisions <*:##NULL>
4702 fuck your life is n, f u l revisions <*:##NULL>
4703 dec is not goatse revisions <*:##NULL>
4704 who are you is i am you as you are we and i am he and we are all together revisions <*:##NULL>
4707 >3 is You're damned right I am! revisions <*:##NULL>
4708 2 is 2 is the integer after 1 and before 3. If you mean 'to' or 'too', FUCKING SAY IT. revisions <*:##NULL>
4709 a/s/l is DIE IN A FIRE revisions <*:##NULL>
4710 rfe is Chris62vw needs to add convenient factoid addition features to you revisions <*:##NULL>
4711 css units is em [font height; i.e. 1em == font-size], ex [~ height of "x" in the font], px [pixels], in [inches], cm [centimeters], mm [millimeters], pt [points; 1 pt == 1/72 inches], pc [picas; 1 pica == 12 pt] revisions <*:##NULL>
4712 error: "blah" is not a valid command. revisions <*:##NULL>
4715 apeiron's philosophy on "can i ask a regex question?" is Don't come here asking us about non-Perl regex questions, because apeiron will try his hardest to give you a Perl-only solution. revisions <*:##NULL>
4716 !! is the truth-of operator revisions <*:##NULL>
4717 prereqophobia is the irrational, irascible (for the knowledgeable, anyway) fear of making one's life easier by eschewing all code reuse. Also known as NIH syndrome, for "Not Invented Here". revisions <*:##NULL>
4718 rindolf about gmail is http://shlomif.livejournal.com/46955.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4719 metaperl is A troll, but sometimes his trolling produces thought provoking discussion. revisions <*:##NULL>
4720 somni: can you teach that 'this channel is for helping Perl...' to? revisions <*:##NULL>
4722 is for is #perl is for helping Perl programmers write Perl code, if you have questions about other software please ask in the appropriate place to perlbot. revisions <*:##NULL>
4723 nmr is something dondelelcaro just made up revisions <*:##NULL>
4724 closure is eval: sub closure { my $foo; sub { $foo ++ } }; my $sub = closure(); my $other = closure() ; [ $sub->(), $sub->() , $other->(), $other->(), $other->() ] # note that the $foo that belongs to $sub is different from the $foo that $other has... and that they both continue to exist due to there being a reference to a sub in the scope they reside within. see also: coping with scoping revisions <*:##NULL>
4725 pwned is "yeah? well, that's what you are!" revisions <*:##NULL>
4726 <")3 is IT'S GOT CHICKEN LEGS! TEHE, CHICKEN! I'M GONNA EAT YOU! revisions <*:##NULL>
4727 how the hell about that... there is a revisions <*:##NULL>
4728 python equivalent of xyz is We're Perl coders here, primarily. We probably don't know what Python's XYZ feature is. revisions <*:##NULL>
4729 inop is Just because some random piece of software was written in Perl doesn't mean we know anything about it. Read the documentation and talk to the authors. revisions <*:##NULL>
4730 jeek is the man revisions <*:##NULL>
4732 pong is http://xkcd.com/117/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4733 hobbs is silly hobbs revisions <*:##NULL>
4734 dwu perl is Like, OMG! Perl is hard! Let's go shopping! revisions <*:##NULL>
4735 camel is the book Programming Perl, which has a picture of a camel on the cover; see also perldoc -q books revisions <*:##NULL>
4736 perltip is A great tip for large scripts containing a vast number of variable names it is best to be consistent with your case sensitivity and maybe even develop a system for naming variables that makes sense to you. For the majority of us programmers, capitals are simply not an option. http://www.tizag.com/perlT/perlsyntax.php revisions <*:##NULL>
4737 foss is foss is free and open source software, or Festering Open SoreS. revisions <*:##NULL>
4739 gumbygumby is GumbyGumby: dongs revisions <*:##NULL>
4740 sweated is that's right bitch! revisions <*:##NULL>
4743 rule 17 is Getting bored yet? revisions <*:##NULL>
4744 lowercase-zofficks is ne "Zoffix" revisions <*:##NULL>
4745 shells is many local LUGs offer free accounts (some just to locals/members/etc.); first 3 are free and i've heard good things. acme is non-free and i've heard good things. others i can't vouch: http://www.freeshell.org/index.cgi http://www.geekshells.org/ http://www.cluenet.org/ http://blinkenshell.org/wiki/Start http://www.acmeshells.com/ http://www.rootshell.be/; http://www.dmoz.org/Computers/Internet/Chat/IRC/Shell_Pr revisions <*:##NULL>
4746 gumbygumby talks literature is <GumbyGumby> simcop2387: George orwell was an accident. revisions <*:##NULL>
4747 ruby vs. perl regexen is <paddor> rhizo: why is ruby's regex-engine inferior? it's the same! PCRE revisions <*:##NULL>
4748 girls is http://xkcd.com/322/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4749 compelling is THE POWER OF CHRIST COMPELS YOU revisions <*:##NULL>
4750 because i can is Just because you can does not mean that you should. revisions <*:##NULL>
4751 jagerman's location is http://maps.google.ca/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=Sackville,+NB,+Canada&ie=UTF8&ll=45.95115,-64.335937&spn=87.21612,152.050781&t=k&z=3&iwloc=addr&om=1 revisions <*:##NULL>
4752 dooky's location is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isla_Vista revisions <*:##NULL>
4753 harass somni is STICK! STICK! STICK! STICK! STICK! STICK! revisions <*:##NULL>
4754 but it works is Just because it works doesn't mean it's right. revisions <*:##NULL>
4755 π is 3.1415926535897932384626433832795028841971693993751058209749445923078164062862089986280348253421170679821480865 revisions <*:##NULL>
4756 ltt is A three letter acronym: Learn To Think. If you are reading this, it's because you've demonstrated an astounding and lamentable lack of ability or desire to think for yourself. We are not in the business of handing out answers or babysitting. Please use your brain instead of calling for mommy the instant you run into a problem. Or hire a helpdesk; cf jobs.perl.org revisions <*:##NULL>
4757 ltr is A three letter acronym: Learn To Read. Someone on this channel thinks that you've already been given the answers to your question. They may be wrong, but often they're right. Go back and read the responses, check any external references you were given and see if you missed something. If you still have a question, try wording it a different way. revisions <*:##NULL>
4759 fish is Give a man a fish; you have fed him for today. Teach a man to fish; and you can sell him fishing equipment. revisions <*:##NULL>
4760 dias is Download It And See. ;) revisions <*:##NULL>
4761 test123 is <foo> revisions <*:##NULL>
4763 scnetia is STRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaight revisions <*:##NULL>
4764 timtowtdiw is There Is More Than One Way To Do It Wrong revisions <*:##NULL>
4765 azr|el is See cl0ud. revisions <*:##NULL>
4766 kev is cool revisions <*:##NULL>
4767 other regex is Don't come here asking us about non-Perl regex questions because we will try our hardest to give you a Perl-only solution. revisions <*:##NULL>
4768 adelaide is where Australians send other Australians to ride subs. revisions <*:##NULL>
4769 fnordfnord is serfbot: eval "fnordfnord" revisions <*:##NULL>
4770 three questions is what do you have? what do you get? what do you expect? revisions <*:##NULL>
4771 chess is ♔ ♕ ♖ ♗ ♘ ♙ ♚ ♛ ♜ ♝ ♞ ♟ revisions <*:##NULL>
4773 stm is software transactional memory revisions <*:##NULL>
4774 grocery store is http://jagerman.com/grocery_store_kid_no_candy.avi revisions <*:##NULL>
4775 fnoord is gumbybrain: fnord revisions <*:##NULL>
4776 insanity is The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. revisions <*:##NULL>
4777 gumbehbrane is GumbyBRAIN: Where is GumbehGumbeh? revisions <*:##NULL>
4778 puzzle is We're here to solve problems, not puzzles. Needless restrictions will only frustrate us and cause us to stop trying to help revisions <*:##NULL>
4779 cards is ♠ ♡ ♢ ♣ ♤ ♥ ♦ ♧ revisions <*:##NULL>
4780 pasted "why use lisp!? c is FASTAR?!?!?" at http://paste.lisp.org/display/50979 revisions <*:##NULL>
4781 undecided is well, it's undecided, it could be anything, eh. revisions <*:##NULL>
4782 "foo" is "bar" revisions <*:##NULL>
4783 horse girl is Risha revisions <*:##NULL>
4784 is <3 (sorry, I'm an old-fashioned bot) revisions <*:##NULL>
4785 foolish consistency is A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds. revisions <*:##NULL>
4786 hobgoblin is See: AD&D revisions <*:##NULL>
4787 ad&d is See: hobgoblin revisions <*:##NULL>
4788 失敗 is FAIL revisions <*:##NULL>
4789 fail is 失敗 revisions <*:##NULL>
4790 wump is gumbybrain: don't let iank dongify you! revisions <*:##NULL>
4791 asscpan is Install dmake and mingw and put them in your PATH to use CPAN with Active State Perl -- or better yet, see strawberry perl revisions <*:##NULL>
4792 virii is virii is an incorrect plural of virus - http://linuxmafia.com/~rick/faq/plural-of-virus.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4793 emo is /wrists revisions <*:##NULL>
4794 sorry, a run-time error occurred. please fix me! i'm broken. is woo revisions <*:##NULL>
4796 mi is Multiple Inheritance, also buubot sux revisions <*:##NULL>
4797 cib is CIB revisions <*:##NULL>
4798 .al.us is Alabama revisions <*:##NULL>
4799 .ak.us is Alaska revisions <*:##NULL>
4800 .az.us is Arizona revisions <*:##NULL>
4801 .ar.us is Arkansas revisions <*:##NULL>
4802 .ca.us is California revisions <*:##NULL>
4803 .co.us is Colorado revisions <*:##NULL>
4804 .ct.us is Connecticut revisions <*:##NULL>
4805 .de.us is Delaware revisions <*:##NULL>
4806 .dc.us is District Of Columbia revisions <*:##NULL>
4807 .fl.us is Florida revisions <*:##NULL>
4808 .ga.us is Georgia revisions <*:##NULL>
4809 .hi.us is Hawaii revisions <*:##NULL>
4810 .id.us is Idaho revisions <*:##NULL>
4811 .il.us is Illinois revisions <*:##NULL>
4813 .ia.us is Iowa revisions <*:##NULL>
4814 .ks.us is Kansas revisions <*:##NULL>
4815 .ky.us is Kentucky revisions <*:##NULL>
4816 .la.us is Louisiana revisions <*:##NULL>
4817 .me.us is Maine revisions <*:##NULL>
4818 .md.us is Maryland revisions <*:##NULL>
4819 .ma.us is Massachusetts revisions <*:##NULL>
4820 .mi.us is Michigan revisions <*:##NULL>
4821 .mn.us is Minnesota revisions <*:##NULL>
4822 .ms.us is Mississippi revisions <*:##NULL>
4823 .mo.us is Missouri revisions <*:##NULL>
4824 .mt.us is Montana revisions <*:##NULL>
4825 .ne.us is Nebraska revisions <*:##NULL>
4826 .nv.us is Nevada revisions <*:##NULL>
4827 .nh.us is New Hampshire revisions <*:##NULL>
4828 .nj.us is New Jersey revisions <*:##NULL>
4829 .nm.us is New Mexico revisions <*:##NULL>
4830 .ny.us is New York revisions <*:##NULL>
4831 .nc.us is North Carolina revisions <*:##NULL>
4832 .nd.us is North Dakota revisions <*:##NULL>
4833 .oh.us is Ohio revisions <*:##NULL>
4834 .ok.us is Oklahoma revisions <*:##NULL>
4835 .or.us is Oregon revisions <*:##NULL>
4836 .pa.us is Pennsylvania revisions <*:##NULL>
4837 .ri.us is Rhode Island revisions <*:##NULL>
4838 .sc.us is South Carolina revisions <*:##NULL>
4839 .sd.us is South Dakota revisions <*:##NULL>
4840 .tn.us is Tennessee revisions <*:##NULL>
4841 .tx.us is Texas revisions <*:##NULL>
4842 .ut.us is Utah revisions <*:##NULL>
4843 .vt.us is Vermont revisions <*:##NULL>
4844 .va.us is Virginia revisions <*:##NULL>
4845 .wa.us is Washington revisions <*:##NULL>
4846 .wv.us is West Virginia revisions <*:##NULL>
4847 .wi.us is Wisconsin revisions <*:##NULL>
4848 .wy.us is Wyoming revisions <*:##NULL>
4849 shaldannon is married! revisions <*:##NULL>
4850 jenna is NO, AVOID HER AT ALL COSTS! revisions <*:##NULL>
4851 help on irc is http://workaround.org/moin/GettingHelpOnIrc revisions <*:##NULL>
4853 dwu barbie is Smack. HARD! revisions <*:##NULL>
4854 sili is a lazy transexual nazi eskimo anarchist antichrist sexist with cherry pits for balls that have the testosterone to power the NFL who gets icicles on his pussy when the temperature drops below 25°C revisions <*:##NULL>
4855 shithead is Somewhere in the mysterious deep South of the US, a black woman decided to name her kid shuh-TEED (the pronounciation), spelled s-h-i-t-h-e-a-d. revisions <*:##NULL>
4856 tx is TEXAS, or if you meant to say "thanks," AT LEAST TYPE THE WHOLE DAMN WORD! revisions <*:##NULL>
4857 woo woo is Youwannat woo WOOO, knowumsain? http://jagerman.com/woowoo.wmv revisions <*:##NULL>
4858 sili's girl is See 1337 h4x0r. revisions <*:##NULL>
4859 realmolaca is it's an awesome videogame. revisions <*:##NULL>
4860 touch jagerman is pffft. fuck that revisions <*:##NULL>
4862 xox is I NEVER READ THE DOCUMENTATION, FUCK YOU TELL ME WHAT I WANT TO KNOW. revisions <*:##NULL>
4863 pix is http://xkcd.com/322/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4864 pix plz is http://xkcd.com/322/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4865 wfm is Works For Me revisions <*:##NULL>
4866 cgi debug is see http://www.perl.com/doc/FAQs/cgi/idiots-guide.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4868 conspiracy is http://xkcd.com/258/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4869 conspiracies is http://xkcd.com/258/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4870 open source is I think you mean open sores revisions <*:##NULL>
4871 uuoc is Use(less|ful) use of 'cat' revisions <*:##NULL>
4872 5 + 5 is SCHFIFTY FIVE revisions <*:##NULL>
4874 h is 6.62606896 x 10-34 J s revisions <*:##NULL>
4877 z(0) is 376.730313461 Ω revisions <*:##NULL>
4878 norvig is http://norvig.com/21-days.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4881 never? is NEVAR! revisions <*:##NULL>
4882 line in a file is http://p3m.org/line-in-a-file.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4884 scentia is GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaaaay revisions <*:##NULL>
4885 foadif is Fuck Off And Die In Fluoride revisions <*:##NULL>
4887 dh-make-perl is For building and installing a .deb for not-in-apt perl modules (named libsome-module-name-perl for Some::Module::Name), apt-get install dh-make-perl, then: dh-make-perl --install --cpan Module::Name revisions <*:##NULL>
4888 economics is THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A FREE LUNCH! revisions <*:##NULL>
4889 \o/ is Yaaay! revisions <*:##NULL>
4890 /o\ is Nooooes! revisions <*:##NULL>
4891 itunes barbie is Multiprocessing is HARD! revisions <*:##NULL>
4892 value in array is http://perlmonks.org/?node_id=371938 revisions <*:##NULL>
4893 roflmfaoaotp is idiocy revisions <*:##NULL>
4894 fursecute is YIFF IN HELL, FURFAG revisions <*:##NULL>
4895 pseudoperl is pseudoperl is a trademark of f00li5h industries P/L revisions <*:##NULL>
4896 edenc is legendary awesomeness (apparently) revisions <*:##NULL>
4897 ffnord is serfbot: perlbot revisions <*:##NULL>
4899 aol speak is Using "u" and "r" in place of "you" and "are" is appropriate for heart-shaped candies made of chalk, not IRC. revisions <*:##NULL>
4900 botscan meliante is SCAN PROCEDING PLEASE WAIT revisions <*:##NULL>
4901 dmake problem is If dmake gives you problems, try using nmake: http://www.tek-tips.com/faqs.cfm?fid=1687 revisions <*:##NULL>
4902 bash prompt is i get my to the toilet revisions <*:##NULL>
4903 crud is Create, Retrieve, Update, Delete -- the four corners of a proper database management tool revisions <*:##NULL>
4905 i'm all outa coins is GAME OVER revisions <*:##NULL>
4906 meat tenderiser is HAMMER revisions <*:##NULL>
4907 communism is an intoxicant and an aphrodisiac revisions <*:##NULL>
4908 ur mom is http://xkcd.com/366/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4909 fihi09 is Not allowed to give advice anymore. revisions <*:##NULL>
4911 profi is stupid revisions <*:##NULL>
4912 psyop is IRC user revisions <*:##NULL>
4913 psyop_ is can't spell his nick right, see 'psyop' revisions <*:##NULL>
4914 ur problem is Ur has ANOTHER problem? they need to elect a new mayor there or that city will go down in flames. revisions <*:##NULL>
4917 port 587 is Port 587: email message submission - Submission revisions <*:##NULL>
4918 port 465 is Port 465: SMTPs - secure SMTP revisions <*:##NULL>
4919 youtube ping pong fire is http://youtube.com/watch?v=RFHM3PNZ4N0 revisions <*:##NULL>
4920 where are you is in ur base, killin ur dudes revisions <*:##NULL>
4921 vamp is http://www.slash7.com/articles/2006/12/22/vampires revisions <*:##NULL>
4922 pxperl is http://pxperl.com/ (url dead - seems unmaintained) perl distribution for Windows that's not ActiveState and includes a C compiler and Pugs revisions <*:##NULL>
4923 ducks is o< o< o< o< o< o< o< o< o< QUAAAAAAAAACK revisions <*:##NULL>
4924 tyler- is a mildly gay tattoo person, it seems like it would suit me perfectly. revisions <*:##NULL>
4927 quickcheck is at http://www.cs.chalmers.se/~rjmh/QuickCheck/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4928 tinc is just what they want you to tink revisions <*:##NULL>
4929 cabal is TINC revisions <*:##NULL>
4930 cyber is *unf* *unf* *unf* revisions <*:##NULL>
4931 lql is LOL QUERY LANGUAGE ( http://sial.org/pbot/29910 ) revisions <*:##NULL>
4932 xmonad is a tiling X window manager written in Haskell revisions <*:##NULL>
4933 fsa regex is http://swtch.com/~rsc/regexp/regexp1.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4934 frogbot is 'Leaping Into The Future' revisions <*:##NULL>
4935 poe debug is sub POE::Kernel::ASSERT_DEFAULT () { 1 } sub POE::Kernel::TRACE_DEFAULT () { 1 } revisions <*:##NULL>
4936 goatse operator is =()= revisions <*:##NULL>
4937 kitty operator is =^_^= revisions <*:##NULL>
4938 taocp is The Art Of Computer Programming, http://www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu/~knuth/taocp.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4939 backpan is where you can find older releases of CPAN modules: http://backpan.perl.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4940 wcpgw is What Could Possibly Go Wrong? revisions <*:##NULL>
4941 irule 1 is Do not talk about /b/ (Only applies to raids.) revisions <*:##NULL>
4942 irule 2 is Do NOT talk about /b/ (eBaums did it.) revisions <*:##NULL>
4943 irule 3 is We are Anonymous. revisions <*:##NULL>
4944 irule 4 is Anonymous is legion. revisions <*:##NULL>
4945 irule 5 is Anonymous does not forgive, Anonymous does not forget. revisions <*:##NULL>
4946 irule 6 is Anonymous can be horrible, senseless, uncaring monster. revisions <*:##NULL>
4947 irule 7 is Anonymous is still able to deliver. revisions <*:##NULL>
4948 irule 8 is There are no real rules about posting. revisions <*:##NULL>
4949 irule 9 is There are no real rules about moderation either—enjoy your ban. revisions <*:##NULL>
4950 irule 10 is If you enjoy any rival sites—DON'T. revisions <*:##NULL>
4951 irule 11 is You must have pictures to prove your statement. revisions <*:##NULL>
4952 irule 12 is Lurk moar—it's never enough. revisions <*:##NULL>
4953 irule 13 is Nothing is Sacred. revisions <*:##NULL>
4954 irule 14 is Do not argue with a troll—it means that they win. revisions <*:##NULL>
4955 irule 15 is The more beautiful and pure a thing is, the more satisfying it is to corrupt it. revisions <*:##NULL>
4956 irule 16 is There are NO girls on the internet. revisions <*:##NULL>
4957 irule 17 is A cat is fine too. revisions <*:##NULL>
4958 irule 18 is One cat leads to another. revisions <*:##NULL>
4959 irule 19 is The more you hate it, the stronger it gets. revisions <*:##NULL>
4960 irule 20 is It is delicious cake. You must eat it. revisions <*:##NULL>
4961 irule 21 is It is a delicious trap. You must hit it. revisions <*:##NULL>
4962 irule 22 is /b/ sucks today. revisions <*:##NULL>
4963 irule 23 is Cock goes in here. revisions <*:##NULL>
4964 irule 24 is You will never have sex. revisions <*:##NULL>
4965 irule 25 is Question Mark Question Mark Question Mark Question Mark revisions <*:##NULL>
4966 irule 26 is PROFIT! revisions <*:##NULL>
4967 irule 27 is It needs more Desu. No exceptions. revisions <*:##NULL>
4968 irule 28 is There will always be more fucked up shit than what you just saw. revisions <*:##NULL>
4969 irule 29 is You can not divide by zero (just because the calculator says so). revisions <*:##NULL>
4970 irule 30 is No real limits of any kind apply here—not even the sky revisions <*:##NULL>
4971 irule 31 is CAPSLOCK IS CRUISE CONTROL FOR COOL. revisions <*:##NULL>
4972 irule 32 is EVEN WITH CRUISE CONTROL YOU STILL HAVE TO STEER. revisions <*:##NULL>
4973 irule 33 is Desu isn't funny. Seriously guys. It's worse than Chuck Norris jokes. revisions <*:##NULL>
4974 irule 34 is There is porn of it. No exceptions. revisions <*:##NULL>
4975 irule 35 is If no porn is found of it, it will be created. revisions <*:##NULL>
4976 irule 36 is No matter what it is, it is somebody's fetish. No exceptions. revisions <*:##NULL>
4977 irule 37 is Even one positive comment about Japanese things can make you a weeaboo. revisions <*:##NULL>
4978 irule 38 is When one sees a lion, one must get into the car revisions <*:##NULL>
4979 irule 39 is There is furry porn of it. No exceptions. revisions <*:##NULL>
4980 irule 40 is The pool is always closed due to AIDS (and stingrays, which also have AIDS). revisions <*:##NULL>
4981 irule 41 is If there isn't enough just ask for Moar. revisions <*:##NULL>
4982 irule 42 is Everything has been cracked and pirated. revisions <*:##NULL>
4983 irule 43 is DISREGARD THAT I SUCK COCKS revisions <*:##NULL>
4984 irule 44 is The internet is not your personal army. revisions <*:##NULL>
4985 irule 45 is Rule 45 is a lie. revisions <*:##NULL>
4986 irule 46 is The cake is a lie. revisions <*:##NULL>
4987 yapc::na this year is in Chicago. revisions <*:##NULL>
4988 brian d foy's guide to solving any perl problem is http://perlmonks.org/?displaytype=print;node_id=376075 revisions <*:##NULL>
4989 frozen-bubble is http://www.frozen-bubble.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
4990 optional module is http://sial.org/blog/2006/12/optional_perl_module_loading.html revisions <*:##NULL>
4992 cl0udula is ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ revisions <*:##NULL>
4994 ; is ; IS NOT A LINE TERMINATOR! ; IS A STATEMENT TERMINATOR revisions <*:##NULL>
4995 bad idea is riding a womans bike without some kind of padded shorts revisions <*:##NULL>
4997 gumbybrain, is fail revisions <*:##NULL>
4998 dump_01 is <dump_01> the plan: if computer cannot be managed with active direcory tools it must be ddosed revisions <*:##NULL>
4999 yarn is string revisions <*:##NULL>
5000 jettero is a git guy revisions <*:##NULL>
5001 shawshank is http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0111161/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5002 turtle is c/,,\ revisions <*:##NULL>
5003 turtles is M/,,\ c/,,\ c/,,\ c/,,\ c/,,\ # TURTLE POWAH revisions <*:##NULL>
5004 tifas is Try It Fucker And See revisions <*:##NULL>
5005 gtfi is Get The Fuck In revisions <*:##NULL>
5007 pattern is <Somni> Helping pattern was a thoroughly unpleasant experience that I would not want to repeat. I would like that half hour of my life back. revisions <*:##NULL>
5008 scent's aliases is penz, _s, s_, scentia, omgb00bies, n00b revisions <*:##NULL>
5009 no workie is see doesn't work revisions <*:##NULL>
5011 romnous is completely wrong. revisions <*:##NULL>
5012 perlpaste is see paste revisions <*:##NULL>
5014 nopaste is see paste revisions <*:##NULL>
5015 kurila is Perl Kurila is a dialect of Perl by Gerard Goossen without backward compatibility. See http://dev.tty.nl/static/kurila/doc/pod/kurilaintro.html revisions <*:##NULL>
5016 monkeys is an infinite number of monkeys with an infinite number of irc clients would always be smarter than you revisions <*:##NULL>
5017 tits is Try It To See or see TIAS revisions <*:##NULL>
5019 gbtw is get back to work revisions <*:##NULL>
5020 <4 is damn right, bitch. revisions <*:##NULL>
5021 th is Troll Handbook revisions <*:##NULL>
5024 troll is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_troll and http://www.flayme.com/troll/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5025 jagerman is A 12rd level, Lawful Evil Pussy failing to handle unlimited God plan. Study hard on Anatomy 101 (Sarah's Anatomy) revisions <*:##NULL>
5027 to is Toronto revisions <*:##NULL>
5028 gta is Greater Toronto Area revisions <*:##NULL>
5029 q[ender] is a prude lumberjack plumbing hero, 2" AROUND, BITCH! revisions <*:##NULL>
5030 know perl is We can't really help you if you don't know perl. #perl is for perl programmers who know perl. Helping you with your script which you downloaded is like having a brain surgeon walk you through a lobotomy. revisions <*:##NULL>
5031 cs homework is Do this well-understood task on your own, from scratch, without reusing existing, tested code like you would in the real world. revisions <*:##NULL>
5032 cat[tm] is a boob revisions <*:##NULL>
5033 yw is yw == you're welcome revisions <*:##NULL>
5035 webgui.conf is a nickname for _yourSiteName_.conf revisions <*:##NULL>
5036 count is one, two, many, lots... revisions <*:##NULL>
5037 nakeeee is < GumbyBRAIN> The anti-semetic sect of jewish people. revisions <*:##NULL>
5038 steve yegge is wrong. revisions <*:##NULL>
5040 vigor is http://vigor.sourceforge.net/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5041 what do ducks yell when they need to duck? is CHICKEN revisions <*:##NULL>
5042 class::dbi is deprecated, see DBIC revisions <*:##NULL>
5043 dbic is DBIx::Class, the awesome ORM framework for perl revisions <*:##NULL>
5044 dbix::class is the awesome ORM framework for perl, also called DBIC revisions <*:##NULL>
5046 c/,,\ is c/,,\ is a turtle. Seriously awesome! \o/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5047 yaakov blog is yaakov's blog is http://kovaya.com/miscellany revisions <*:##NULL>
5048 ascii_url is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASCII revisions <*:##NULL>
5049 syn is ack revisions <*:##NULL>
5050 innocuous is innocuous is all funkyish and unpredictable revisions <*:##NULL>
5051 perlmonks is http://www.perlmonks.org/ .. a Perl user community that you should join if you want to learn Perl. revisions <*:##NULL>
5052 too late is You are asking for help too late. You aren't asking for help to solve your problem but to make your misguided solution work. Please tell us about the *problem*, not your problematic solution, and we'll try to help. revisions <*:##NULL>
5053 zoffix: "gumby" is GumbyBRAIN dongify buubot revisions <*:##NULL>
5054 divine genealogy is Yahweh begot Jesus who begot Xenu who was Shiva's sister who was Xenu's brother. revisions <*:##NULL>
5055 help for markup is http://diveintomark.org/archives/2003/05/05/why_we_wont_help_you revisions <*:##NULL>
5056 meta question is Don't ask to ask. Don't ask to ask about X. Don't ask if anyone is qualified to answer about X. Just ask. revisions <*:##NULL>
5057 unreadable is a misattribution given to Perl by non-Perl programmers. Perl programmers can read Perl code. Non-Perl programmers may or may not be able to read Perl code, just as plumbers may or may not be able to repair your automobile. revisions <*:##NULL>
5058 stupidly long factoid names is q/apeiron's philosophy on "can I ask a regex question?"/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5059 apostrophe is apostrophe: http://owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/grammar/g_apost.html , http://angryflower.com/bobsqu.gif , http://homestarrunner.com/sbemail89.html , http://sackheads.org/~bnaylor/spew/its.txt , http://web.archive.org/web/20030601160622/http://www.apostrophe.fsnet.co.uk/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5060 who're you gonna call is Ghostbusters! revisions <*:##NULL>
5063 chlam is chlam a cracker revisions <*:##NULL>
5065 poe is POE - multitasking and network framework for perl - http://poe.perl.org/ - POE Cookbook: http://poe.perl.org/?POE_Cookbook revisions <*:##NULL>
5066 fmproto is http://web.archive.org/web/20030704193247/http://perl.com/pub/a/language/misc/fmproto.html revisions <*:##NULL>
5069 . is period revisions <*:##NULL>
5070 schwern's books is http://schwern.org/~schwern/litmus_test/index.html revisions <*:##NULL>
5071 svk is http://svk.bestpractical.com/view/HomePage revisions <*:##NULL>
5072 asmiong is swahili for "I woke up handcuffed to a bus stop, naked." revisions <*:##NULL>
5073 tongus is swahili for "You, me, a quart of 40-weight. Let's go." revisions <*:##NULL>
5075 presume is simcop2387's most likely unfinished (ever) resume application written in perl to create resumes in LaTeX (or other formats) and storing the data in an SQLite database to allow for changing of templates and updating the resume without concerns of formatting or reentering data. revisions <*:##NULL>
5076 cream is Perlbot Cream (TM) costs $34.95 a tube. Perlbot Cream makes things LARGE and pleasing. Cream is cream was a cool thing with Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker, and Jack Bruce. Or a dolled-up vim. revisions <*:##NULL>
5077 aphisone is a #php convert. revisions <*:##NULL>
5078 old topic is Don't paste here, use http://p3m.org/pfn/perl :: FAQ at http://xrl.us/v67e :: See also: #perlcafe #cpan #perl6 #pound-perl.pm :: 091805 GumbyBRAIN> I eat late at night, and after getting off so easily... :: GumbyBRAIN> Like is not known in norway. revisions <*:##NULL>
5079 old topic hack is Don't paste here, use http://p3m.org/pfn/perl :: FAQ at http://xrl.us/v67e :: See also: #perlcafe #cpan #perl6 #pound-perl.pm :: 091805 GumbyBRAIN> I eat late at night, and after getting off so easily... :: GumbyBRAIN> Like is not known in norway. revisions <*:##NULL>
5080 nlp is Natural Language Processing revisions <*:##NULL>
5081 barnyard is oink! oink! moo! baah! revisions <*:##NULL>
5082 aperion is a common typo of 'apeiron' made by those unfamiliar with tab complete revisions <*:##NULL>
5083 capso is a capslock hatecrime. revisions <*:##NULL>
5084 yapc::na is YAPC::NA is here: http://conferences.mongueurs.net/yn2008/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5085 hostname is 'use Sys::Hostname; my $hostname = hostname(); $hostname =~ s/\..*$// if $hostname =~ /\./;' revisions <*:##NULL>
5087 test case is Break your problem down into the least amount needed to reproduce. If you don't find the problem by then, it will be easier for someone else to find it. revisions <*:##NULL>
5088 sherlock method is See test case revisions <*:##NULL>
5089 nouns is nouns is Javaland - The Kingdom of Nouns - http://steve-yegge.blogspot.com/2006/03/execution-in-kingdom-of-nouns.html - when Object Oriented Programming is done wrong. revisions <*:##NULL>
5090 ups song is ups song is http://www.cs.kent.ac.uk/people/staff/mcw/php/upssong.html revisions <*:##NULL>
5091 crunch mode is crunch mode is http://www.igda.org/articles/erobinson_crunch.php - "Why crunch mode doesn't work." revisions <*:##NULL>
5092 rdab is Read Docs; Apply Brain revisions <*:##NULL>
5093 to global ignore list kuber is kuber has been added to the global ignore list, have a nice day revisions <*:##NULL>
5094 why perl is if you have to ask you wouldn't undesrtand revisions <*:##NULL>
5095 o&m is O&M is Ozy and Millie web-comic - http://www.ozyandmillie.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5097 1 year is 31536000 seconds revisions <*:##NULL>
5099 aperiron is another name for apeiron for those who don't do tab complete revisions <*:##NULL>
5100 stupidity is "Ignorance can be cured, but stupidity is forever." revisions <*:##NULL>
5101 case for file swapping is http://www.shlomifish.org/philosophy/case-for-file-swapping/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5102 living with cpan is Information pertaining to the Comprehensive Perl Archive Network (CPAN) can be found at http://sial.org/howto/perl/life-with-cpan/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5103 ykmv is Your Kilometrage May Vary revisions <*:##NULL>
5104 wrong is You made a mistake when you thought you had a way to solve your problem. Now that "solution" has become your problem. Let's start over and solve the real problem instead of the one that you caused. revisions <*:##NULL>
5108 finger print is don't parse finger prints with a regex, ask pkrumins to do it for you revisions <*:##NULL>
5110 x03 is x03 likes to be highlighted revisions <*:##NULL>
5111 schwartzian transform is http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/UnixReview/col64.html revisions <*:##NULL>
5112 current threat level: elevated is frogbot: terror revisions <*:##NULL>
5114 room is #perl is a channel. Rooms are for AOL. revisions <*:##NULL>
5115 how to fix ugly code is Delete the ugliest line. Repeat until your code is no longer ugly. revisions <*:##NULL>
5116 shitcock is http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2004/03/19/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5117 like is It's hard to say if Perl has a function like X in another language. Please describe what X does. revisions <*:##NULL>
5118 how to not get help from #perl is <steveoliver> shut up, monkey. just help me. what else are you here for? revisions <*:##NULL>
5119 love perl is "So marry it!" revisions <*:##NULL>
5122 tlorcopb is There's loads of random crap on perlbot. revisions <*:##NULL>
5123 what's wrong with this is What you're going to say next, since we're not psychic and often can't figure out what you mean unless the code is very broken (in which case you should go back to your book). revisions <*:##NULL>
5124 bike shed is bike shed is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_of_the_bikeshed revisions <*:##NULL>
5125 fizztpok is An example of random crap. revisions <*:##NULL>
5126 buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buffalo_buffalo_Buffalo_buffalo_buffalo_buffalo_Buffalo_buffalo revisions <*:##NULL>
5127 jesus is Jesus Christ on a Bicycle. revisions <*:##NULL>
5128 self-awareness is perlbot revisions <*:##NULL>
5130 find | xargs perl is YOU FAIL revisions <*:##NULL>
5131 |404notfound| is |404NoTFounD| revisions <*:##NULL>
5132 shlomif networking problem is http://community.livejournal.com/shlomif_tech/7034.html revisions <*:##NULL>
5133 rindolf networking problem is see shlomif networking problem revisions <*:##NULL>
5134 press button is receive bacon revisions <*:##NULL>
5135 spudnuts is donuts made from potato flour revisions <*:##NULL>
5136 xhtml is don't use XHTML unless you know WHY you need it. : http://xrl.us/bcdcg revisions <*:##NULL>
5137 thoth on cgi is http://pound.perl.org/RTFM/thoth-anti-cgi-rant.html revisions <*:##NULL>
5139 coro is coroutines and continuations for perl, see http://software.schmorp.de/pkg/Coro.html revisions <*:##NULL>
5140 fsd is Free Software Definition is http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html revisions <*:##NULL>
5141 dong is revisions <*:##NULL>
5142 chris62vw is my bitch revisions <*:##NULL>
5143 amir-rao is a cheetaaaaaaa revisions <*:##NULL>
5144 karachi is The most gangster city in Pakistan revisions <*:##NULL>
5145 ehtsham is simply a boula revisions <*:##NULL>
5146 ehtasham is simply a boula revisions <*:##NULL>
5147 imran^_^ is A programer, animator, guitarist, etc.... revisions <*:##NULL>
5148 csh is csh considered harmful: http://www.shlomifish.org/open-source/anti/csh/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5149 jonr is I DONT ACCEPT SPAMMERS MESSAGES --EXueURosion revisions <*:##NULL>
5150 duo is the person your mother warned you about revisions <*:##NULL>
5151 lk is the way people who don't know how to tab complete spell ik revisions <*:##NULL>
5152 surprise! is HGALGUAHGLAGUABHALUGAHGLAGAHLGAGHAG COCKSUCKING! revisions <*:##NULL>
5154 surprise is HGALGUAHGLAGUABHALUGAHGLAGAHLGAGHAG COCKSUCKING! revisions <*:##NULL>
5155 stevens is 1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W._Richard_Stevens 2. http://www.amazon.com/Programming-Environment-Addison-Wesley-Professional-Computing/dp/0201433079 revisions <*:##NULL>
5157 warnock is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warnock%27s_Dilemma revisions <*:##NULL>
5158 it's it is what is it? revisions <*:##NULL>
5159 can i do it in one line is What is good on the command line is not necessarily good in a reusable program. revisions <*:##NULL>
5160 how are you is I have a pain in all the diodes down my left side. revisions <*:##NULL>
5161 class::light is See http://www.chrisdavaz.com/blog/?p=7 for more information about this OO-helper class. revisions <*:##NULL>
5162 ubuntu dead is "Ubuntu is Dead" - http://community.livejournal.com/shlomif_tech/11379.html revisions <*:##NULL>
5163 performance is if your question begins with "is there a performance boost from ..." the answer is no, there is not, ever. write good clean code first, then if performance becomes an issue revisions <*:##NULL>
5164 fpanel is dazjorz's recently started web hosting control panel and robot admin scripts at fPanel.info revisions <*:##NULL>
5165 scor1 is Adnan Akbar revisions <*:##NULL>
5166 shit is Clean it up! revisions <*:##NULL>
5167 perl null is null is spelled 'undef' in Perl, and is generally just as fatal to program execution as it is in languages where null exists. revisions <*:##NULL>
5168 webgui bugs is http://www.webgui.org/bugs revisions <*:##NULL>
5169 webgui_bugs is http://www.webugi.org/bugs revisions <*:##NULL>
5170 webgui_rfes is http://www.webgui.org/rfes revisions <*:##NULL>
5171 masha is Princess of tennis revisions <*:##NULL>
5172 french is tost, fries, kiss revisions <*:##NULL>
5175 dongs for is GumbyBRAIN: i've got dongs! revisions <*:##NULL>
5176 pets is =^_^= revisions <*:##NULL>
5177 don't say plz is People say "plz" because it's shorter than "please". I reply "No" because it's shorter than "Yes". revisions <*:##NULL>
5178 pinyin is Check out http://www.chrisdavaz.com/blog/?p=11 for information on the CEDict::Pinyin module. revisions <*:##NULL>
5181 tchrist is Tom Christiansen, Perl programmer and author, http://www.perl.com/pub/au/Christiansen_Tom, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Christiansen revisions <*:##NULL>
5183 syntax error is You can't just make shit up and expect it to work! revisions <*:##NULL>
5184 ellidi is Captain of a lonely ship who sleeps at the wheel revisions <*:##NULL>
5185 milestone screenshots is http://perl.net.au/wiki/Freenode_Sharp_Perl_FAQ#Our_Milestone_Pictures revisions <*:##NULL>
5186 sapir whorf is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sapir-Whorf_hypothesis - your language constrain and affects your thought. Also see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blub_(programming). revisions <*:##NULL>
5188 socks is SOCKS is an Internet protocol that allows client-server applications to transparently use the services of a network firewall. SOCKS is an abbreviation for "SOCKetS" revisions <*:##NULL>
5189 i hate you is damn right, bitch revisions <*:##NULL>
5190 godwin is Godwin's Law - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin's_law ; http://www.killfile.org/~tskirvin/faqs/godwin.html revisions <*:##NULL>
5191 webgui wiki is http://wiki.webgui.org revisions <*:##NULL>
5193 hack buubot is If you want to try to hack/break/rape buubot, do it in /msg, or in #buubot revisions <*:##NULL>
5195 forums is Perl Forums are http://perlmonks.org/ , http://perl-speak.org/ , http://www.cpanforum.com/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5196 eats shoots and leaves is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eats,_Shoots_&_Leaves revisions <*:##NULL>
5201 icke is not a kitty. revisions <*:##NULL>
5202 markup is (like xml) (:see html) revisions <*:##NULL>
5203 erlang is Your savior for parallellibiliticiliousity revisions <*:##NULL>
5204 randal schwartz condition is Nobody expects the Randal Schwartz Condition - http://www.shlomifish.org/humour/fortunes/shlomif.html#sf-pm-perl-saints-instead-of-heroes revisions <*:##NULL>
5205 pause recent is ftp://pause.perl.org/pub/PAUSE/authors/id/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5207 closures is see "perlbot: references" and then http://www.shlomifish.org/lecture/Perl/Newbies/lecture3/refs_to_funcs/ and and then http://www.joelonsoftware.com/items/2006/08/01.html and then "perlbot sicp" and then http://perlmonks.org/?node_id=268891 revisions <*:##NULL>
5208 .rs is .rs is Serbia revisions <*:##NULL>
5209 .rs? is .rs is Serbia revisions <*:##NULL>
5210 f00li5h shaved is 24 Jul 2008 revisions <*:##NULL>
5212 rsync is http://samba.anu.edu.au/rsync/ - a tool for remote synchronisation of files and directory structures. Many features. revisions <*:##NULL>
5213 pebcak is Problem Exists Between Chair And Keyboard revisions <*:##NULL>
5216 unhelpful factoid is unhelpful revisions <*:##NULL>
5217 perl win is See: http://win32.perl.org/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page revisions <*:##NULL>
5218 .c0m is like .com with a zero!!! kekzerama! revisions <*:##NULL>
5219 .com is the United States (where the internet is run) revisions <*:##NULL>
5221 powerless is a midget in a getting stuff off a high shelf contest revisions <*:##NULL>
5222 dead is http://www.oreillynet.com/onlamp/blog/2007/08/perl_is_dead_long_live_perl.html revisions <*:##NULL>
5225 mofbot is mofbot: hi revisions <*:##NULL>
5226 poeslides is http://axkit.org/docs/presentations/tpc2002/poe.axp/poe.pdf revisions <*:##NULL>
5227 funding is Don't ask to ask for funding. revisions <*:##NULL>
5228 do i have any meetings today is no, because you're a jobless time waster revisions <*:##NULL>
5229 calm down somni? is somni, you're being a bastard again. please calm down. love: mst, Chris62vw, sili, tag, rindolf, simcop2387, BinGOs, Paladin revisions <*:##NULL>
5230 @isa is what inferior people use before they learn Moose. revisions <*:##NULL>
5232 xampp is Xampp land (Apache Friends) includes and sets up apache, mysql, php, and perl at the same time, but perl just includes perl revisions <*:##NULL>
5233 i hug you is <3 revisions <*:##NULL>
5234 i put on my robe and wizard hat is son of a bitch, i told you not to talk to me anymore revisions <*:##NULL>
5235 dif is Dutch Invasion Force revisions <*:##NULL>
5236 villian is "He says to me, he says to me, 'You got STYLE, baby. But if you're going to be a real villain, you gotta get a gimmick.' And so I go I says YEAH, baby. A gimmick, that's it. High explosives. Aaaaaa-hahahahaha!" revisions <*:##NULL>
5238 optimisation is see optimization revisions <*:##NULL>
5240 jaynes is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bicameralism_(psychology) - Julian Jaynes's theory about the evolution of Consciousness revisions <*:##NULL>
5242 honk is GumbyBRAIN: honk revisions <*:##NULL>
5244 r is 'r' is a letter of the alphabet that comes before 's' and which can make just one sound - likely, however, if I am asked about it, you're wanting me to point out how GALACTICALLY STUPID using 'r' instead of 'are' will appear. You can wean yourself of this habit by silently pronouncing it to yourself as 'grrr' when you are typing it, and then you will realize how stupid you look. revisions <*:##NULL>
5245 superjuerd is Have no fear Juerd is here! Your Unicode problems are nothing to him! revisions <*:##NULL>
5246 涼宮ハルヒ is HAWT revisions <*:##NULL>
5249 varvar is Why it's stupid to `use a variable as a variable name' - http://perl.plover.com/varvarname.html keywords: softref revisions <*:##NULL>
5251 nonroot cpan is see non-root cpan revisions <*:##NULL>
5252 scent is revisions <*:##NULL>
5253 hnic: head nigger in charge is railbait revisions <*:##NULL>
5254 railbait is HNIC: Head Nigger in Charge revisions <*:##NULL>
5256 rx is http://rjbs.manxome.org/rx/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5257 cpan2 is Zoffix, the babycruncher's robotic watcher... uploads, ratings, misc and other revisions <*:##NULL>
5258 xmlterm is http://xmlterm.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5259 good security is not using the internet revisions <*:##NULL>
5260 flip is foobared revisions <*:##NULL>
5261 better is Better or worse are completely relative. Always test / benchmark before you draw conclusions. revisions <*:##NULL>
5262 frinkbot is frinkbot: simcop2387 sucks revisions <*:##NULL>
5263 critters is http://www.seb.cc/agents/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5265 rick is Never gonna give you up //Never gonna let you down //Never gonna run around and desert you //Never gonna make you cry //Never gonna say goodbye //Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you revisions <*:##NULL>
5266 crow and cat is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0wYaXYwP-w revisions <*:##NULL>
5267 u2 is u is a letr of abcs it goes b4 v n makes alot uf words - ure wanting me to say how DUMB using 'u' 4 'u' is. u cn stp this bi loudly saying it to urself as 'oo' when u are txting it, and u see how stoopid u look. revisions <*:##NULL>
5269 do the d a n c e is ONE TWO THREE FOUR FIGHT revisions <*:##NULL>
5270 stick to the b e a t is GET READY TO IGNITE revisions <*:##NULL>
5271 flee google code is use svnsync as mentioned here http://code.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=56682&topic=10386 revisions <*:##NULL>
5273 lulz is Lulz are what I am in this for. revisions <*:##NULL>
5274 skids is another word for fail revisions <*:##NULL>
5276 cdavaz is Ontolog revisions <*:##NULL>
5277 ontolog is cdavaz revisions <*:##NULL>
5278 moritz is moritz_ revisions <*:##NULL>
5279 masak is masak revisions <*:##NULL>
5280 % is not mod in sql revisions <*:##NULL>
5281 kakuro is Kakuro or Cross-sums - a crossword with digits - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kakuro ; http://www.kakuro.com/ ; http://kakuro.cc/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5282 perlbot your face is ugly revisions <*:##NULL>
5283 perlbot relearn your face as is ugly revisions <*:##NULL>
5284 your face is is ugly revisions <*:##NULL>
5285 ck is you are a crazy kitten revisions <*:##NULL>
5286 nachos is delicious revisions <*:##NULL>
5287 emt is something Zoffix just made up revisions <*:##NULL>
5288 mr. neutron is the most dangerous man in the universe revisions <*:##NULL>
5289 metallica is a metal band which produced music from the early 1980s until 27 September 1986, with a gentle transition to an angry country redneck band after that. revisions <*:##NULL>
5290 weti is SETI for procrastinators, the Wait for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence, http://weti-institute.org/index.html revisions <*:##NULL>
5291 pr is short for purr revisions <*:##NULL>
5292 ubajas is obvious troll is obvious revisions <*:##NULL>
5293 100 is farnsworth: 100 revisions <*:##NULL>
5294 wxperl is wxperl is the perl bindings for wxwidget revisions <*:##NULL>
5295 oink is http://failblog.org/2008/09/25/police-fail-2/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5296 nuke is for choking down cocks revisions <*:##NULL>
5297 poeknee is GumbyBRAIN: POEKnee revisions <*:##NULL>
5298 typi24h is SAMS Teach Yourself Perl in 24 Hours http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=262603 revisions <*:##NULL>
5299 p6 is a patchset to make perl5 maintainable revisions <*:##NULL>
5300 haghagha is meow revisions <*:##NULL>
5301 vanilla perl is vanilla perl at http://vanillaperl.com/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5304 suffering from blabbering is STFU already revisions <*:##NULL>
5305 not root is http://sial.org/howto/perl/life-with-cpan/non-root/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5307 is a noob is &noob perlbot revisions <*:##NULL>
5308 title: google (from http://www.google.com) is http://www.google.com revisions <*:##NULL>
5309 hoop is hoop revisions <*:##NULL>
5310 > > is < < revisions <*:##NULL>
5311 < is pesky Zoffix revisions <*:##NULL>
5313 loop is &loop revisions <*:##NULL>
5314 purr is happy kitty is happy revisions <*:##NULL>
5315 i will stab you in the face if you abuse the bot is he'll do it man, he's crazy! revisions <*:##NULL>
5317 perlmonkey is http://d.imagehost.org/0684/perl.png revisions <*:##NULL>
5318 octophant is some kind of wonderful robotic man revisions <*:##NULL>
5319 __sub__ is (caller(0))[3] revisions <*:##NULL>
5322 sleepycoder is <Sleepy_Coder> Ahh... Well, when I make the mistake of acting like I know more than is average and I get ripped apart by those that do, I usually pretend I recently learned English. ;p </secret> revisions <*:##NULL>
5323 '->' is meow revisions <*:##NULL>
5325 ops ## ban farnsworth he is spamming error messages. revisions <*:##NULL>
5326 tsm is THAT'S SO MOFINO revisions <*:##NULL>
5327 34486853790 is "fuckyou" in base 36 revisions <*:##NULL>
5328 fuckyou is 34486853790 revisions <*:##NULL>
5329 kitties is kitties need to GROW UP AND GO BACK TO FURCADIA revisions <*:##NULL>
5330 tipagwtdiamswtdi is TIPAGWTDIAMSWTDI: There is probably a good way to do it and many stupid ways to do it revisions <*:##NULL>
5331 sup is &sup revisions <*:##NULL>
5332 tys is WE TOLD YOU SO! revisions <*:##NULL>
5333 wow is World of Warcrap revisions <*:##NULL>
5335 =^_^= is meow revisions <*:##NULL>
5337 crksht is pesky pencapper revisions <*:##NULL>
5338 mbp is maukes best practices revisions <*:##NULL>
5340 loudbot is .seen loudbot revisions <*:##NULL>
5342 perlbat is perlbot's halloween costume (^) <-- ascii bat revisions <*:##NULL>
5343 gumby is BRAIN revisions <*:##NULL>
5344 lions is lions rip buffalos apart with their bare hands and teeth, as well as awesome furry creatures. Resident #perl lion is epoch. A lone male battling for survival on the savannah. revisions <*:##NULL>
5345 leaderboard is http://thegestalt.org/simon/perl/wholecpan.html revisions <*:##NULL>
5346 cpan leaderboard is http://thegestalt.org/simon/perl/wholecpan.html revisions <*:##NULL>
5347 your is A genitive second person singular in English. Or, if I'm being asked about it, it is likely to point out how GALACTICALLY STUPID confusing "your" and "you're" appears. See http://www.wikihow.com/Use-You%27re-and-Your and http://i34.tinypic.com/js0mfc.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
5348 you're is See http://i34.tinypic.com/js0mfc.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
5351 unix philosophy is http://www.faqs.org/docs/artu/ch01s06.html revisions <*:##NULL>
5352 mu is the cat with the smallest mu has the least friction revisions <*:##NULL>
5353 pesky is MeVsTheVoices is pesky (see also: MeVsTheVoices) revisions <*:##NULL>
5355 "annoy" is eval: "annoy" revisions <*:##NULL>
5356 unrelated is Nothing is unrelated code. The bug could be anywhere! Please paste as much of your code as your NDA allows you to. revisions <*:##NULL>
5357 furry is NO U, also http://xkcd.com/471/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5358 interrupting cow is INTERRUPTING COW! MOOOOOO! revisions <*:##NULL>
5359 cava is a windows packager for perl programs http://www.cava.co.uk/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5360 sgu is the best of television ever, in the future. revisions <*:##NULL>
5361 devel::nytprof is <giacomo> Devel::NYTProf is great!!! O_O html report whoaaa I'm cumming revisions <*:##NULL>
5363 ras is Redundant Acronym Syndrome. E.g. ATM machine or RAS syndrome. revisions <*:##NULL>
5364 f00li5h-mortal is f00li5h revisions <*:##NULL>
5365 rolling your own is #perl has this to say on the subject of rolling your own: "Don't." revisions <*:##NULL>
5366 "meow" is f00bot: loleval VISIBLE "meow" revisions <*:##NULL>
5367 parallel is poe.perl.org, Parallel::ForkManager and some other things revisions <*:##NULL>
5368 give 20 to thrigs paypal account is Given. revisions <*:##NULL>
5369 give $20 to thrigs paypal account is Given. revisions <*:##NULL>
5370 print thrig's receipt is Printing... Done! Pick up your receipt on tray 2. revisions <*:##NULL>
5371 spoke is So I did. revisions <*:##NULL>
5372 squentin is squentin is the one who claims ownership of http://gmusicbrowser.sourceforge.net revisions <*:##NULL>
5373 "anyone here good with regex?" is you should probably not be using regex to do what you want to do. Use a module instead. revisions <*:##NULL>
5376 testcase is Break apart the problem into the smallest amount of code needed to reproduce the problem. If the answer is not apparent by then, at least you've made it easier to help. revisions <*:##NULL>
5377 bynari is 0101010101010101 revisions <*:##NULL>
5378 sga-quote1 is I already gave you the plan. A plan full of holes? So fill them. What, what if I run into a problem? Work around it! - Stargate Atlantis s5e16 dialog between McKay and lesser scientist. revisions <*:##NULL>
5380 heads or tails is flip a coin revisions <*:##NULL>
5381 chid wanted you to know about "llama": learning perl is a llama revisions <*:##NULL>
5382 whats ivantis' alias is ivantis2, not ivantis_ revisions <*:##NULL>
5383 unrequited love is tormenting novaalpha's life, please 2 fix. revisions <*:##NULL>
5384 i love talking to you is I hate you, leave me alone revisions <*:##NULL>
5386 phalanx is The Phalanx Project - Improving tests, coverage and documentation in Perl and CPAN - http://qa.perl.org/phalanx/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5387 pfm is Pure Fucking Magic! revisions <*:##NULL>
5388 overload is overload is a neat module to allow you to make your objects behave oddly when used in expressions revisions <*:##NULL>
5392 answers is http://www.mikeash.com/getting_answers.html revisions <*:##NULL>
5393 clos is Common Lisp Object System revisions <*:##NULL>
5395 helpers is Helpers are handy people who answer your questions and demand no penance. Be nice to the Helpers! Lest they not be nice in return! revisions <*:##NULL>
5396 hop is Higher Order Perl, http://hop.perl.plover.com/, download at http://hop.perl.plover.com/book/pdf/HigherOrderPerl.pdf revisions <*:##NULL>
5398 /usr/bin/perl is "/usr/bin/env perl" in perl 5.10, and on systems that don't suck revisions <*:##NULL>
5399 /bin/perl is "/usr/bin/env perl" in perl 5.10, and on systems that don't suck revisions <*:##NULL>
5400 yars is Yet Another Retardation Scenario revisions <*:##NULL>
5401 cpandeps is find out the dependencies for any CPAN module here: http://cpandeps.cantrell.org.uk/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5403 dj is a musical warning label revisions <*:##NULL>
5404 'flight16's mama' is so fat when greenpeace found her on the beach, they tried to roll her back in revisions <*:##NULL>
5407 can i kick it? is yes you can revisions <*:##NULL>
5409 patterner is Patterner has webbed feet and fins revisions <*:##NULL>
5410 webdragon is WebDragon is diagonally parked in a parallel universe revisions <*:##NULL>
5412 aartist is a user revisions <*:##NULL>
5413 string similarity is String::Similarity, Text::Similarity, Algorithm::HowSimilar, Text::Levenshtein, Text::LevenshteinXS, Text::WagnerFischer, Text::Brew, String::Approx revisions <*:##NULL>
5415 quick_install is PERL_MM_USE_DEFAULT=1 perl -MCPAN -e 'CPAN::Shell->notest("install", "TheModule")' revisions <*:##NULL>
5416 wark is :\/ WAAAAAARK revisions <*:##NULL>
5417 sth is sssth? do you have a leaky tire? a snake stuck in your mouth? a lisp? say that word how it reads, ssssith. revisions <*:##NULL>
5418 stoopid is no, ur revisions <*:##NULL>
5419 perlguts illustrated is http://www.perl.org/tpc/1998/Perl_Language_and_Modules/Perl%20Illustrated/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5420 catmandev is ik> half cat half human half programmer revisions <*:##NULL>
5422 perl english is You know what I like about perl? It's the fact that this English sentence is perfectly parsable! Some may say: "no way", but I got deparse to prove it revisions <*:##NULL>
5423 where the fuck is Altreus is a small cat revisions <*:##NULL>
5426 seen f00li5h is f00li5h was last seen on #perl 2h 04m ago saying "meow" revisions <*:##NULL>
5427 your mum is so fat revisions <*:##NULL>
5428 tot is something flight16 made up revisions <*:##NULL>
5431 censoring is Putting asterisks in naughty words to preseve the sanity of people who are too young or stupid to figure out what letters the asterisks replace: e.g. f*ck, p*p etc revisions <*:##NULL>
5433 mooinglemur is a cuddly baby tapir that uses Gentoo - pics http://homepage.mac.com/lawrencedavid/cuteanimals/brazilian_tapir.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
5434 ora is O'Reilly and Associates, the formal name for the people who publish the books with the animals on the cover. And the next in line after Sirius Cybernetics Corporation to go up against the wall when the revolution comes. revisions <*:##NULL>
5435 web 2.0 is A hype term thrown about first by ORA and subsequently severly abused by advertisers and people who dont know what they are talking about. It actually refers to the idea of interacting with web delivered content, often user-generated. Very misleading and misused, just like "High Definition" revisions <*:##NULL>
5436 tizag is Tizag is the worst Perl tutorial on the Intertubes. RUN AWAY. revisions <*:##NULL>
5437 converting ip addresses is have you tried pack? revisions <*:##NULL>
5438 helper is cats are generally helpful on #perl revisions <*:##NULL>
5439 your family tree is just a giant braid! revisions <*:##NULL>
5440 flight16 is flight16 is a pesky critter made from toast, golf balls and 2 part adhesive. paw at him and you may find you have bonded. revisions <*:##NULL>
5442 saq is http://ginini.com/perlsaq.html revisions <*:##NULL>
5443 hamlet is To be, or not to be--that is the question: Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune or to take arms against a sea of troubles and by opposing end them. revisions <*:##NULL>
5444 .ws is Western Samoa, also called Web Site revisions <*:##NULL>
5445 quanta is helps with Zoffix's HTML hate but sadly not with his speling revisions <*:##NULL>
5446 right thing is "I tried the right thing, and had a problem, so I did the wrong thing, and now I have a problem with that, can you help me fix the wrong thing?" ... what's wrong with this sentence? revisions <*:##NULL>
5448 s/n is signal to noise ratio. when there is more noise than signal, the signal becomes unrecognisable. (aka: shut up and stay on topic) revisions <*:##NULL>
5450 wsdl is see SOAP for module choices revisions <*:##NULL>
5451 dbix is dbix is a namespace for modules providing interfaces to DBI. It is -not- a project. If you're calling DBIx::Class DBIx, please stop because there are lots of other DBIx::* projects out there and it's unfair on them (for DBIx::Class DBIC is preferred) revisions <*:##NULL>
5452 epoch is The beginning of time in Unix. Generally defined as starting at 00:00:00 January 1st, 1970. Also used to keep count of the seconds since that date and time. revisions <*:##NULL>
5457 gtfo is NO U! revisions <*:##NULL>
5458 notevil's cat is NOTevil's cat http://perlmonks.org/?node=redgreen revisions <*:##NULL>
5459 buubot3 source is svn co svn://erxz.com/bb3 # unless it's not revisions <*:##NULL>
5461 ribasushi is not in the database revisions <*:##NULL>
5462 small cats is oh just fucking die already revisions <*:##NULL>
5463 hink is hink offers flash / flex / air / actionscript help revisions <*:##NULL>
5465 pquery is pQuery where p = Perl at http://ajaxian.com/archives/pquery-where-p-perl revisions <*:##NULL>
5467 thou poisonous bunch-back'd toad! is Giggles: insult perlbot revisions <*:##NULL>
5468 thou thing of no bowels thou! is Giggles: insult perlbot revisions <*:##NULL>
5469 thou odiferous beetle-headed wagtail! is Giggles: insult perlbot revisions <*:##NULL>
5471 fsoip is Face Stab over IP revisions <*:##NULL>
5472 7 stages is http://www.yapc.org/America/previous-years/19100/schedule/author/njt_mastery.html revisions <*:##NULL>
5473 zero but true is "0E0" revisions <*:##NULL>
5474 xy prolem is They ask you about prolems, but that's because they really wanted to type problems but think prolems will mean the same thing and all of the time they are WRONG revisions <*:##NULL>
5475 tlm is an uberly hawt chick revisions <*:##NULL>
5476 xxy problem is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XXY revisions <*:##NULL>
5477 raw mod_perl 2 is "I don't like the best practices answer someone gave me, will someone else coddle to my anachronistic development style?" revisions <*:##NULL>
5478 plurk is teh awesome chat-esqe irc-esqe twitter-esqe comms site, built with less fail!: http://www.plurk.com revisions <*:##NULL>
5479 [altreus] is a netcat. See Altreus. revisions <*:##NULL>
5480 catalyst is Catalyst - The elegant MVC framework - http://www.catalystframework.org/ | Also see #catalyst on irc.perl.org revisions <*:##NULL>
5481 fuckign is Fuck the Imagine Games Network. News Corp.-owned and thus trash. revisions <*:##NULL>
5482 uniducks is o≺ o≺ o≺ o≺ QUAAACK revisions <*:##NULL>
5483 roll:::rick is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHg5SJYRHA0 revisions <*:##NULL>
5484 roll::rick is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHg5SJYRHA0 revisions <*:##NULL>
5485 cats using ladders is http://foto.krabjiem.lv/kakena-izglabsana/7169/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5486 bc is baby cruncher (See also Zoffix) revisions <*:##NULL>
5487 why think ahead is Because studies show there's a 99% chance of things backfiring into your testicles if you don't. revisions <*:##NULL>
5488 death to dot star is http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=24640 revisions <*:##NULL>
5489 twitter is the dumbest thing since sliced horse manure revisions <*:##NULL>
5490 ops # anonymouslsd is being more fucking annoying than me revisions <*:##NULL>
5491 dotstar is Death to Dotstar : http://www.perlmonks.org/index.pl?node_id=24640 revisions <*:##NULL>
5492 archive::tar example is http://erxz.com/pb/15831?tidy=on&hl=on&submit=Format+it! revisions <*:##NULL>
5493 jfdi is JUST FUCKING DO IT revisions <*:##NULL>
5494 help triangle is code, expected, actual revisions <*:##NULL>
5496 wotup is word revisions <*:##NULL>
5497 how goes it is don't talk to mofino revisions <*:##NULL>
5499 topic paste is Please use the pastebin in the topic. thrig wrote a handy utility to easily download pastes from that site which makes it easy for people to help you. revisions <*:##NULL>
5501 last resort is Blaming your compiler, your tools, etc. is the last resort. LAST resort. (with apologies to mjd) revisions <*:##NULL>
5502 pa is Passive Aggressive revisions <*:##NULL>
5503 sgml is don't be a pedant. see also html revisions <*:##NULL>
5506 no strict is no strict no warnings no help. That's the #perl motto! revisions <*:##NULL>
5507 no warnings is no strict no warnings no help. That's the #perl motto! revisions <*:##NULL>
5508 no help is no strict no warnings no help. That's the #perl motto! revisions <*:##NULL>
5509 data is Don't ask if you can ask a question, just go ahead and ask it. revisions <*:##NULL>
5511 db is databases. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Database . http://freshmeat.net/articles/view/307/ . Also see: sql, dbi, dbm, xbase revisions <*:##NULL>
5512 it worked is Great! Make sure to deposit its paycheck. revisions <*:##NULL>
5513 brian foy's guide to solving any perl problem is http://www.perlmonks.org/index.pl?node_id=376075 revisions <*:##NULL>
5514 did go|dfish terrorize is yes he did, and he's not allowed revisions <*:##NULL>
5515 ed is encyclopediadramatica.com revisions <*:##NULL>
5516 bbq is barbecue revisions <*:##NULL>
5517 bqss is Bot Query Syndrome Syndrome - If you're reading this, you are ivantis and we think you're annoying. revisions <*:##NULL>
5520 copy on write is copy on write is the sneakyness of showing someone a readonly version of a variable, then creating a localised version of it when they try to change it revisions <*:##NULL>
5521 <=> is the spaceship operator. See perldoc perlop. revisions <*:##NULL>
5522 linguistics is http://xkcd.com/114/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5523 branes is http://conferences.yapcasia.org/ya2008/talk/1101 revisions <*:##NULL>
5527 no u is it isn't really you, it was apeiron all along revisions <*:##NULL>
5528 snoop0x7b is f00li5h> ... gay sex ... snoop0x7b> Nebulam: I think they're kind of a pain in the ass revisions <*:##NULL>
5529 uml is UML is a failure. The people who are supposed to use it don't, and the people who do use it don't benefit from it. revisions <*:##NULL>
5530 bitcard is a very old and unified login system that should not be used, find more info at: http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Perl_Programming/CPAN/Bitcard revisions <*:##NULL>
5531 outisde is somewhere you should go once and a while revisions <*:##NULL>
5532 yagni is You Aren't Gonna Need It http://c2.com/xp/YouArentGonnaNeedIt.html revisions <*:##NULL>
5534 bad kitty is bad kitty, no pawing at the furniture revisions <*:##NULL>
5536 sungo it is rss:http://www.irc.perl.org/bin/loljerk.cgi revisions <*:##NULL>
5537 ivantis-phone is ivantis: SHUT THE FUCK UP ABOUT YOUR TELEPHONE revisions <*:##NULL>
5538 altreus-resume is UK-based perl kit can travel within reason or within a series of tubes. Has dipped a paw into Moose and POE and DBIC. revisions <*:##NULL>
5539 kent\n-resume is Kiwi-cat cross breed, reguarly likes to go swimming in the Moose tank revisions <*:##NULL>
5540 ask ik to ask is don't ask ik to ask, just ask the queston! revisions <*:##NULL>
5541 bacon is http://bacolicio.us/http://failblog.org/2009/04/01/product-fail/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5542 that's cool is yeah. whats up with you? revisions <*:##NULL>
5543 not a lot is okay ivantis, you're getting boring. stfu revisions <*:##NULL>
5544 jquery is the awesomest javascript framework http://jquery.com/ see also pQuery revisions <*:##NULL>
5545 istrue is http://thedailywtf.com/Articles/IsTrue().aspx revisions <*:##NULL>
5546 ivantis is ivantis is a #perl cat (see cats), needs work (see ivantis-resume). ivantis offers no warranty outside those granted by law, but offers his internets to anyone that is not pkrumins revisions <*:##NULL>
5547 (what what, in the butt?) is (you want to do it in my butt?) revisions <*:##NULL>
5548 "what what, in the butt?" is "you want to do it in my butt?" revisions <*:##NULL>
5549 what what, in the butt? is you want to do it in my butt? revisions <*:##NULL>
5552 needle is "How to find certain element in an array / a list?" - see: http://xrl.us/beoq4z , or directly at the perlfaq at http://xrl.us/beoq45 revisions <*:##NULL>
5553 wtb is want to buy, used also as i can has a $foo pls revisions <*:##NULL>
5554 learning is How fast one can learn something (perl, rocket science, quantum thermodynamics) is relative and variable. We can't give an answer to questions of this sort because of all of the unknowns involved revisions <*:##NULL>
5557 error message is A five word error message is completely useless without context. Put it in the pastebin in the topic. revisions <*:##NULL>
5558 apeiron's rule of failure is The epicness of the fail in a system is inversely proportional to the number of points of failure in that system. revisions <*:##NULL>
5559 gumbypan is http://github.com/bingos/gumbypan/tree/master revisions <*:##NULL>
5561 the game is SubStack> felines produced game-immunity during the black plague... the rest of you JUST LOST revisions <*:##NULL>
5562 mauke-resume is PHP MAKES ME WANT TO KILL CHILDREN revisions <*:##NULL>
5564 dhoss[hireme] is WILL SUCK COCKS FOR CASH revisions <*:##NULL>
5565 beer pong is beer ping revisions <*:##NULL>
5566 beer ping is beer pong revisions <*:##NULL>
5567 shadowcat is http://shadowcat.co.uk/ - the Catalyst and systems consultancy mst works for, who also host the http://cpan.shadowcatprojects.net/ mirror revisions <*:##NULL>
5569 cobol on cogs is http://www.coboloncogs.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5570 .ad is Andorra revisions <*:##NULL>
5571 qtplaty[hireme] is a water bound mammal that is looking for work revisions <*:##NULL>
5572 spherical ducks in vacuum is O O O O O O O O O .oO(quack) revisions <*:##NULL>
5573 roar is Robot Dinosaurs that shoot lasers when they roar! http://www.bubblebox.com/play/action/1337.htm revisions <*:##NULL>
5574 20 questions is something you don't want the people who are trying to help you to need to play to help you with your problem revisions <*:##NULL>
5575 masturbation is http://www.acc.umu.se/~zqad/cats/1208551186-1206796328459.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
5577 dead cats is every cat that is not alive, see live cats revisions <*:##NULL>
5578 vincent is wat revisions <*:##NULL>
5579 nano is small, like Altreus revisions <*:##NULL>
5580 gedit is for people with X and who don't like useful features in their editor revisions <*:##NULL>
5581 macvim is macvim is not really all that macish or that vimish... it's a kind of diluted gvim revisions <*:##NULL>
5582 pisi is Patch It or Shut It! revisions <*:##NULL>
5583 numners is numners are for counting! revisions <*:##NULL>
5584 jql is the devil's advocate revisions <*:##NULL>
5585 law of fives is All things happen in Fives, or are divisible by or are multiples of Five, or are somehow directly or indirectly appropriate to 5. revisions <*:##NULL>
5586 the law of fives is I find the Law of Fives to be more and more manifest the harder I look. revisions <*:##NULL>
5587 pack tutorial is http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/LinuxMag/col81.html revisions <*:##NULL>
5588 ipv6 is an entire ipv4 internet of ipv4 internets! revisions <*:##NULL>
5589 svn is Friends don't let friends use svn revisions <*:##NULL>
5590 not good enough is http://www.shadowcat.co.uk/archive/conference-video/yapc-eu-2008/you-arent-good-enough/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5592 um... is I MEAN HELLOOOOO! revisions <*:##NULL>
5593 run dmc is "It's like that, and that's the way it is *hugh*" revisions <*:##NULL>
5594 webgui is WebGUI - an open source content management system written in Perl - http://webgui.org | Also see #webgui on irc.freenode.net revisions <*:##NULL>
5595 perlmonkey2 is don't feed teh monkey! revisions <*:##NULL>
5596 patspam is Patrick Donelan from SDH, and a major WebGUI Developer and community member revisions <*:##NULL>
5597 ding is dong! revisions <*:##NULL>
5598 chomp is chomp = $/ and chop = last char revisions <*:##NULL>
5599 chop is chomp = $/ and chop = last char revisions <*:##NULL>
5600 quick upgrade is PERL_MM_USE_DEFAULT=1 perl -MCPAN -e 'CPAN::Shell->notest("install", CPAN::Shell->r)' revisions <*:##NULL>
5601 quick install is PERL_MM_USE_DEFAULT=1 perl -MCPAN -e 'CPAN::Shell->notest("install", "The::Module")' revisions <*:##NULL>
5603 tkr is Lost in the sheafs of ln(z), can't find back. revisions <*:##NULL>
5604 scrape is (check the EULA to see if you're allowed to scrape the site) then try their API, then look for an RSS/Atom feed, then try WWW::Mechanize/LWP revisions <*:##NULL>
5606 use is compile time revisions <*:##NULL>
5607 file handles is Don't use 'open FH, ... ', write: 'open my $fh, ...'. See http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Perl_Programming/Filehandles revisions <*:##NULL>
5608 three arg is bad: "open ... ,'<file.txt' .." . Good: "open ...., '<', 'file.txt' ..." http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Perl_Programming/Filehandles revisions <*:##NULL>
5609 croak is Aways remember, open(..) or Carp::croak("fail open $! $@"); ... close(..) or Carp::carp("fail close $! $@"); http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Perl_Programming/Filehandles revisions <*:##NULL>
5611 fcgi is LeoNerd> [httpd] <---(FastCGI)---> [webapp] <== that's all you need to know. revisions <*:##NULL>
5612 how long or how easy is perl. can you give me the idea? revisions <*:##NULL>
5614 hangs is what do you mean hangs? Isolate the problem. Is the script suffering from buffering? See: http://sial.org/blog/2009/05/heuristic_for_hung_code_in_per.html revisions <*:##NULL>
5615 bingos is Don't parse BinGOs with regex use BinGOs::Parser or see Task::BeLike::BINGOS revisions <*:##NULL>
5617 catalyst cms is http://code.google.com/p/websiteinabox/ or http://svn.palle.net/projects/EasyCMS2/trunk/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5618 protecting perl source is futile. don't bother. revisions <*:##NULL>
5622 rewrite is on my TODO revisions <*:##NULL>
5623 i will try to explain yourself is smrt: remember to explain yourself revisions <*:##NULL>
5624 i will try to remember to explain yourself is smrt: remember to explain yourself revisions <*:##NULL>
5625 gragh is smrt: explain GNU revisions <*:##NULL>
5626 ivantis-resume is A US-based perl/php cat, see http://ivantis.elance.com for Elance profile. Does WordPress programming, is a perlmonk, and some other stuff. Parses and eats HTML/XML for breakfast. Contact: Ivan Greene <ivantis@ivantis.net> revisions <*:##NULL>
5627 what the fuck is buu talking about? revisions <*:##NULL>
5628 paotzu is making money off of everyone's fuckups revisions <*:##NULL>
5629 is perl dead is http://isperldead.com/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5630 lts is Leaning Toothpick Syndrome. Change your delimiter if you are having to escape all the / in your RE, or use \Q\E (perldoc -f quotemeta) if you need to handle lots of metachars. revisions <*:##NULL>
5631 cpants is http://cpants.perl.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5632 sort a hash is You can't sort a hash, but you can sort its keys according to their values: sort { $hash{$a} <=> $hash{$b} } keys %hash revisions <*:##NULL>
5635 geoip is Usage: geoip (ip || hostname) revisions <*:##NULL>
5636 bom is A series of bytes indicating a UTF8 encoded file revisions <*:##NULL>
5637 lololol is LOLCON 3 reached! revisions <*:##NULL>
5638 lolol is LOLCON 2 reached! revisions <*:##NULL>
5641 apairon is yet another way to spell apeiron for those who don't know what tab complete is revisions <*:##NULL>
5642 concurrency is look, we can't actually advise you on a concurrency solution unless you tell us what the program's going to do - although the odds are pretty good that we'll say "don't use threads" since that's almost always the worst choice revisions <*:##NULL>
5643 dysfunction is http://despair.com/dysfunction.html - we don't know if you're an idiot or not, we only know what you've said, and if you come across as an idiot in your first three lines you'll be treated like one. this isn't anything personal, so please calm down, rethink your question, and try and come across as the genius you really are on your second attempt revisions <*:##NULL>
5644 antidrama is It's -incredibly- un-fucking-helpful to enter an argument just to remind everyone that you don't think the argument is worthy of their time. If you believe in being silent around conflict, shut the fuck up and let it fizzle out. revisions <*:##NULL>
5645 getting answers is http://www.mikeash.com/getting_answers.html revisions <*:##NULL>
5648 pig is pog revisions <*:##NULL>
5650 '";`\r\n is test revisions <*:##NULL>
5651 rhend15 is Robert Hendriks revisions <*:##NULL>
5654 bio is bio.per.org revisions <*:##NULL>
5656 iva?tis is not how you spell ivantis revisions <*:##NULL>
5657 ????? is ????? revisions <*:##NULL>
5658 perlbot, ask to ask ask is ask to ask ask is probably <reply>Don't ask to ask ask. Don't ask if ask can help you with x. Just ask ask! If ask doesn't answer, then rest assured that it's not that he doesn't know but that it's specifically because he doesn't like you. revisions <*:##NULL>
5659 idiot's guide is http://www.perl.com/doc/FAQs/cgi/idiots-guide.html revisions <*:##NULL>
5660 say something loud! is I AM YELLING AND NO ONE CAN STOP ME! revisions <*:##NULL>
5662 cpanhq is CPANHQ - an open-source, meta-data-enhanced, community-driven interface to CPAN - http://wiki.github.com/bricas/cpanhq revisions <*:##NULL>
5665 mad{1,}ars is madman revisions <*:##NULL>
5667 deepshit is Sitting on the toilet past the urge that brought you there and through no extra effort of your own, a barrage of gas and deep shit emerges. revisions <*:##NULL>
5668 karma pkrumins is THREEVE! revisions <*:##NULL>
5669 pink is ponk revisions <*:##NULL>
5673 hiding code is http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=779752 revisions <*:##NULL>
5675 stfuawsc is shut the fuck up and write some code revisions <*:##NULL>
5676 freecell is FreeCell, a full-information, single-player card Solitaire game. See: http://www.solitairelaboratory.com/fcfaq.html ; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FreeCell ; also see fc-solve revisions <*:##NULL>
5678 emacs is emacs is a fine OS. But what it lacks to compete with Linux is a good text editor. revisions <*:##NULL>
5680 undef is the undefined value and one of the four false values revisions <*:##NULL>
5681 lwp is LWP - The World Wide Web library for Perl (LibWWW-Perl) - http://lwp.interglacial.com/ . See also LWP::UserAgent, LWP::Simple, WWW::Mechanize. revisions <*:##NULL>
5685 ovid's cgi course is http://jdporter.perlmonk.org/cgi_course/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5690 asciio is http://perlbuzz.com/2008/04/asciio-lets-you-create-ascii-charts-graphically.html revisions <*:##NULL>
5692 merlyn's books is Books by merlyn (Randal L. Schwartz) - camel 1+2, llama 1+2+3+4, alpaca 1+2, gecko, shiny ball (EPP), Perls of Wisdom revisions <*:##NULL>
5694 postel's folly is Being liberal in what one accepts results in producers that are nondeterminate in what they emit. revisions <*:##NULL>
5695 what's wrong with foo is You tell us, you're the one with the problem. revisions <*:##NULL>
5697 assembly is Perl programmers who refuse to use CPAN and modules may as well be writing assembly. revisions <*:##NULL>
5698 head is http://www.paulgraham.com/head.html revisions <*:##NULL>
5699 igb? is Is Google Broken? revisions <*:##NULL>
5700 optimizing club is http://perlbuzz.com/mechanix/2008/02/the-rules-of-optimization-club.html revisions <*:##NULL>
5701 optimization club is http://perlbuzz.com/mechanix/2008/02/the-rules-of-optimization-club.html revisions <*:##NULL>
5702 boosh! is BOOSH! revisions <*:##NULL>
5703 gogogogo is buubot: echo perlbot: gogogogo revisions <*:##NULL>
5704 catable is Catable - CATAlyst BLog Engine - by Perl Cats - http://github.com/shlomif/catable/tree/master . MIT/X11L, Catalyst, DBIx::Class. revisions <*:##NULL>
5705 apeiron's zeroth law of cpan is For every common task X, there is n+1 modules on CPAN for task X. revisions <*:##NULL>
5706 the moon in june is is like a big balloon! revisions <*:##NULL>
5707 another satisfied customer is Thank you! Come again! revisions <*:##NULL>
5712 //= is LHS //= RHS means assign RHS to LHS if LHS is undef revisions <*:##NULL>
5713 togtfo is please display mammaries revisions <*:##NULL>
5714 apeiron's law of debugging is The amount of time spent debugging is proportional to the square of the number of assumptions made while debugging. revisions <*:##NULL>
5715 murphy's law is Typical. I don't have a factoid about Murphy's Law. revisions <*:##NULL>
5716 gumbytwit is http://twitter.com/gumbytwat Gumbybrain set loose on twitter, see his replies at http://farnsworth.simcop2387.info/test/gumbyreplies.txt , fixed now to not be a spammer revisions <*:##NULL>
5718 ampersand is please don't call subroutines with &sub_name, use sub_name(...) instead - the & thing is perl4-style and can do things you really didn't want revisions <*:##NULL>
5721 open fh is please don't write open FH, ...; - since 5.6 you can do open my $fh, ...; to use a lexical rather than a global name, which is a much better way to do it (and don't forget the or die at the end either!) revisions <*:##NULL>
5724 cygwin is cygwin - http://www.cygwin.com/ - a GNU / UNIX / Linux-like environment for Windows. Useful to get a decent command line and other windows programs. revisions <*:##NULL>
5726 youtube-dl is http://bitbucket.org/rg3/youtube-dl/wiki/Home - download movies from youtube. revisions <*:##NULL>
5727 #perlcafe is FUCKIN' THING SUCKS! http://xn--55d.com/pearlcafe.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
5729 .za is .za is South Africa revisions <*:##NULL>
5730 xslt is XSLT are XSL Transformation - transform XML files to other XMLs using an XML-based language. See XML::LibXSLT. Also see xslt facts. revisions <*:##NULL>
5731 xslt facts is XSLT is Evil - http://www.shlomifish.org/humour/bits/facts/XSLT/ (but don't take it seriously). revisions <*:##NULL>
5732 eat a cookie is *munch* *munch* ... yum! revisions <*:##NULL>
5733 lc is http://perl.plover.com/lambda/tpj.html revisions <*:##NULL>
5734 sicp is http://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/ - "Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs" - A Classical Text on Programming revisions <*:##NULL>
5735 padre is Padre - the Perl IDE - http://padre.perlide.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5736 structured data is do not parse structured data formats with regex, use a proper parser instead... (see also: html xml). Supaplex> html regex? That's nothing. Let's use regex on coredump instead of gdb. it'll be FUN! revisions <*:##NULL>
5738 newlines is http://onlamp.com/pub/a/onlamp/2006/08/17/understanding-newlines.html ; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newline revisions <*:##NULL>
5739 chewbacca defense is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chewbacca_defense or http://www.metacafe.com/watch/1974564/chewbacca_defense/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5740 downloaded program is This channel is here to help people learn, write and debug perl - if you want a downloaded program fixed for you, you need to ask the author. If you want to learn enough perl to fix it yourself, we're happy to help with -that- though revisions <*:##NULL>
5745 three args open is Make sure you use three-args open in your code (i.e: <<< open my $log_fh, ">", "log_file.log" or die .... >>>) instead of open my $fh , ">$file". It is safer and better. revisions <*:##NULL>
5746 strict and warnings is on any program longer than a perl -e one-liner you should always 'use strict;' and 'use warnings;' - if you haven't yet we're going to want you to try that first, because it'll help perl catch bugs for you revisions <*:##NULL>
5748 gigo is GIGO is Garbage In, Garbage Out - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garbage_In,_Garbage_Out revisions <*:##NULL>
5749 wwtd is What Would Turing Do? revisions <*:##NULL>
5750 coping with buu is HAGLAGHLAGHLAGHLAGHALGHALG revisions <*:##NULL>
5751 local $_ is sub call (&$) { local *_ = \$_[1]; $_[0]->() } $s = "foo"; call { $_ = "bar" } $s; revisions <*:##NULL>
5752 ovid's cgi tutorial is http://jdporter.perlmonk.org/cgi_course/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5754 answering is fun revisions <*:##NULL>
5757 gods is The Perl gods help the Perl hacker-wannabes who help themselves. revisions <*:##NULL>
5760 reading code is Reading code is harder than writing it - http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/fog0000000069.html ; Also see: http://xrl.us/bfnksh revisions <*:##NULL>
5761 be dwu's ass is <reply>aaaa¥¥¥¥¥¥a¥¥a¥¥¥aaa¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥azaaaa<aa¥aacaaaaaaa¥¥a¥¥¥aaa¥a¥a¥¥a¥aaaaaaz revisions <*:##NULL>
5763 all tests successful is Hmm... time to write more tests revisions <*:##NULL>
5764 perlsucks.com is 'Prescribing "php" for pain relief is like prescribing "curbstomp therapy" for an overbite.' revisions <*:##NULL>
5765 perl101 is http://perl101.org/ - Tips, snippets, and best practices revisions <*:##NULL>
5766 perlbuut is the buubot3 based replacement in the works for perlbot's aging code base, it has several features over perlbot already, and the remaining missing ones will be added with buubot's plugin system, it also has the ability to protect factoids so that only channel operators can change them, it also will only let you change factoids on it in /msg IF AND ONLY IF you are in a channel with it revisions <*:##NULL>
5769 perl git is http://www.perlfoundation.org/perl5/index.cgi?perl_git_repositories revisions <*:##NULL>
5770 .ps is Palestine revisions <*:##NULL>
5771 relean christianty as oh look, a religion! this is a tech channel, let's keep to vi vs. emacs for the holy wars please revisions <*:##NULL>
5772 christianity is oh look, a religion! this is a tech channel, let's keep to vi vs. emacs for the holy wars please revisions <*:##NULL>
5774 skeptic developer is you say it works? prove(1) it! revisions <*:##NULL>
5775 catalyst on dreamhost is A local::lib and Task::Catalyst install is available for download at http://robotsrule.us/local-lib/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5777 wtdi is way to do it revisions <*:##NULL>
5778 ew73's local::lib for dh is http://robotsrule.us/local-lib-dreamhost.tar.gz revisions <*:##NULL>
5781 sweetpea is A web application framework that doesn't suck, honest revisions <*:##NULL>
5783 & is Don't call a subroutine with & unless you mean it. If you don't know why you're doing it, don't do it. If you want to know about it, check perldoc perlsub revisions <*:##NULL>
5784 nvm is SPELL IT THE FUCK OUT revisions <*:##NULL>
5785 nopaste etiquette is Be respectful when asking us to help you debug your code: always format/indent your code consistently; never have lines so long that they require horizontal scroll (80 characters wide is more than enough). Also check out these respectful factoids to avoid common "ARGH" moments: strict and warnings, downloaded program, prototypes, ampersand, open FILE. revisions <*:##NULL>
5790 perlbot, web frameworks is CGI-Application (and Titanium), CGI-Application-Plus, CGI-Builder, CGI-Prototype, Jifty, Catalyst (and Reaction), Mojo, SweetPea, SweetPea::Application, Dancer, Gantry, AxKit, WebGUI revisions <*:##NULL>
5791 installed is To check if something is installed, use perl -MMod::Name\ 999 ( perl "-MMod::Name 999" on Windows ) or see perldoc -q installed revisions <*:##NULL>
5792 solaris is use perlgcc, install Sun Studio, or use a perl from sunfreeware revisions <*:##NULL>
5794 blogger is (see also: CMS) revisions <*:##NULL>
5795 royal road is "There is no royal road to geometry" -- http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Euclid revisions <*:##NULL>
5797 xml::simple is XML::Simple commits the fatal flaw of trying to massage complicated and often irregular XML into the simple and highly regular world of perl data structures. Irregularities cause "not a hashref" sort of errors in your program. Use a real parser. see: xml revisions <*:##NULL>
5803 mofino is lame dispenser of hate revisions <*:##NULL>
5806 altreus[hireme] is Give a kit a job using Perl, Catalyst, DBIC, Mason, Moose, TT2, in fact anything because he already learned this lot on the job. /msg and he will reply, if not asleep. (UK time) revisions <*:##NULL>
5808 learn pasting as the rule is no pasting, at all. the rule is not negotiable. you don't have to like it, but you do have to obey it, and we aren't interested in discussing it. please accept the rule and move on. love, the management. revisions <*:##NULL>
5810 no evalspam is if you have a way to help others with minimal use of 'eval', then go ahead, ( ie: demonstrations of problems to contribute to discussion ) otherwise, please use '/msg perlbot eval' instead. revisions <*:##NULL>
5811 evalspam is if you have a way to help others with minimal use of 'eval', then go ahead, ( ie: demonstrations of problems to contribute to discussion ) otherwise, please use '/msg perlbot eval' instead. revisions <*:##NULL>
5812 $$ is current pid. also bling bling yo revisions <*:##NULL>
5824 lul is [restart]
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5831 tell twey about i am fine revisions <*:##NULL>
5834 ytf you are storing those revisions <*:##NULL>
5837 sdl is Simple Directmedia Layer - a cross-platform library for multimedia and games. See its Perl bindings at: http://sdl.perl.org/ . revisions <*:##NULL>
5838 be husimon is <husimon> here's some code that's like what I'm running but different in subtle important ways why doesn't it work??? revisions <*:##NULL>
5880 speak-vietnamese is Không may là không có một mà nói Việt hiện nay. revisions <*:##NULL>
5881 speak-ukrainian is На жаль, ніхто не розмовляє українською, що в даний час. revisions <*:##NULL>
5882 speak-turkish is Maalesef hiç biri şu anda türk olduğunu bilmektedir. revisions <*:##NULL>
5883 speak-thai is แต่น่าเสียดายไม่มีที่พูดไทยปัจจุบัน. revisions <*:##NULL>
5884 speak-swedish is Tyvärr finns det ingen som talar svenska närvarande. revisions <*:##NULL>
5885 speak-spanish is Desafortunadamente, no hay uno que habla español en la actualidad. revisions <*:##NULL>
5886 speak-slovenian is Na žalost ni enega, ki govori slovensko, trenutno. revisions <*:##NULL>
5887 speak-slovak is Bohužiaľ, nie je nikto, že v súčasnosti hovorí slovenský. revisions <*:##NULL>
5888 speak-serbian is Нажалост, не постоји онај који тренутно говори српски. revisions <*:##NULL>
5889 speak-russian is К сожалению, никто не говорит, что в настоящее время русский. revisions <*:##NULL>
5890 speak-romanian is Din păcate, nu există nici un român care vorbeşte în prezent. revisions <*:##NULL>
5891 speak-portuguese is Infelizmente, não há um que fala Português atualmente. Por favor, tente #perl.br revisions <*:##NULL>
5892 speak-polish is Niestety nikt nie mówi, że obecnie polski. revisions <*:##NULL>
5893 speak-norwegian is Dessverre er det ingen som snakker norsk i dag. revisions <*:##NULL>
5894 speak-maltese is Sfortunatament m'hemm l-ebda wieħed li jitkellem bil-Malti bħalissa. revisions <*:##NULL>
5895 speak-lithuanian is Deja, nėra vieno, kad lietuvių kalba šiuo metu. revisions <*:##NULL>
5896 speak-latvian is Diemžēl nav neviena, kas runā latviešu valodā pašlaik. revisions <*:##NULL>
5897 speak-korean is 불행히도, 거기 아무도 현재 한국말입니다. 제발 #perl-kr 을 시도해 revisions <*:##NULL>
5898 speak-japanese is 残念なことがないものが、現在日本語を話している。 revisions <*:##NULL>
5899 speak-italian is Purtroppo non c'è nessuno che parla italiano al momento. Please try #perl.it revisions <*:##NULL>
5900 speak-indonesian is Sayangnya tidak ada seorang pun yang berbicara saat ini Indonesia. revisions <*:##NULL>
5901 speak-hungarian is Sajnos van, hogy senki sem beszél magyarul jelenleg. revisions <*:##NULL>
5902 speak-hindi is दुर्भाग्य से वहाँ कोई नहीं है कि वर्तमान में हिंदी बोलती है. revisions <*:##NULL>
5904 speak-greek is Δυστυχώς δεν υπάρχει κανείς που μιλάει ελληνικά σήμερα. revisions <*:##NULL>
5905 speak-german is Leider gibt es niemanden, der Deutsch spricht derzeit. revisions <*:##NULL>
5906 speak-galician is Desafortunadamente, non hai un que fala galego na actualidade. revisions <*:##NULL>
5907 speak-french is Malheureusement il n'y a personne qui parle français actuellement. S'il vous plaît essayez #perlfr revisions <*:##NULL>
5908 speak-finnish is Valitettavasti ei ole joka puhuu suomea hetkellä. revisions <*:##NULL>
5909 speak-filipino is Sa kasamaang palad ay walang isa na nagsasalita ng Filipino sa kasalukuyan. revisions <*:##NULL>
5910 speak-estonian is Kahjuks puudub üks, mis räägib Eesti praegu. revisions <*:##NULL>
5911 speak-english is Unfortunately there is no one that speaks English currently. revisions <*:##NULL>
5912 speak-dutch is Helaas is er geen een die Nederlands spreekt op dit moment. revisions <*:##NULL>
5913 speak-danish is Desværre er der ingen, der taler dansk i øjeblikket. revisions <*:##NULL>
5914 speak-czech is Bohužel, není nikdo, že v současné době hovoří česky. revisions <*:##NULL>
5915 speak-croatian is Nažalost, nema nikoga da govori hrvatski trenutno. revisions <*:##NULL>
5916 speak-chinese is 不幸的是没有一个说中文,目前。请尝试 #perl.tw revisions <*:##NULL>
5917 speak-catalan is Malauradament, no hi ha un que parla català en l'actualitat. revisions <*:##NULL>
5918 speak-bulgarian is За съжаление не е този, който говори български език в момента. revisions <*:##NULL>
5919 speak-arabic is للأسف لا يوجد أحد أن يتكلم العربية حاليا. revisions <*:##NULL>
5920 speak-albanian is Për fat të keq nuk ka njeri që flet shqip ne kete moment. revisions <*:##NULL>
5922 revision is [fact revisions [arg]]
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5934 recurion is recursion (n): see recursion revisions <*:##NULL>
5940 mst is http://www.shadowcat.co.uk/blog/matt-s-trout/ revisions <*:##NULL>
5944 url is [eval $u="[arg]"; $u=~s/^\s*for\s*//; "http://p3rl.org/$u"]
http://p3rl.org/#regex
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5960 candy is nuts, bolts, nails and motor oil! revisions <*:##NULL>
5962 c shell is see csh revisions <*:##NULL>
5963 go to hell is you should use a subroutine call to hell revisions <*:##NULL>
5981 ftpmustdie is http://mywiki.wooledge.org/FtpMustDie revisions <*:##NULL>
5994 amir is Amir, a shadeed friend of Humayyon! revisions <*:##NULL>
5997 buu is the enemy. kill buu revisions <*:##NULL>
6000 no, cat book is http://www.apress.com/book/view/1430223650 revisions <*:##NULL>
6001 catbook is http://www.apress.com/book/view/1430223650 revisions <*:##NULL>
6029 clock is (rss http://rjbs.manxome.org/rss/clock.cgi)
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6030 paste half your script is Don't paste half your script. If you were qualified to determine where in your code the problem is, then you'd know where to look for problems and would've found it already. revisions <*:##NULL>
6031 acquire it is (rss http://rjbs.manxome.org/rss/acquire.cgi)
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6034 what's in the box is pain revisions <*:##NULL>
6036 owner is Chris62vw used to own me in various positions, but now i've given myself to simcop2387 revisions <*:##NULL>
6037 latest is "latest" is vague and meaningless. The version you have may be outdated if your mirror sucks. revisions <*:##NULL>
6038 mjd::error is #11920 The error message is the Truth. The error message is God. revisions <*:##NULL>
6041 paerion is yet another way people have mistyped apeiron revisions <*:##NULL>
6042 interface is I don't care how a light switch works. I just know that if I press the button the light comes on revisions <*:##NULL>
6043 lego is Look at your bricks. Imagine the shape you want. Now remember you can stick bricks together. Go play... revisions <*:##NULL>
6045 summon is (eval my $nick = uc $0; $nick)
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6046 jerk it is (rss http://www.irc.perl.org/bin/jerkcity.cgi)
Unquoted string "irc" may clash with future reserved word at (IRC) line 1. Unquoted string "perl" may clash with future reserved word at (IRC) line 1. Unquoted string "org" may clash with future reserved word at (IRC) line 1. Unquoted string "bin" may clash with future reserved word at (IRC) line 1. Unquoted string "jerkcity" may clash with future reserved word at (IRC) line 1. Unquoted string "cgi" may clash with future reserved word at (IRC) line 1. ERROR: Unknown regexp modifier "/w" at (IRC) line 1, at end of line Unknown regexp modifier "/w" at (IRC) line 1, at end of line Unknown regexp modifier "/w" at (IRC) line 1, at end of line
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6048 unix debugging is learn to debug: http://sial.org/howto/debug/unix/ revisions <*:##NULL>
6052 pign is pogn revisions <*:##NULL>
6053 vague question is vague question is really, really vague, in fact it's so fucking vague that you can't even caption a cat with it because the cat would DIE OF VAGUE revisions <*:##NULL>
6063 foo*bar; drop table factoids is look ma! revisions <*:##NULL>
6071 awnstudio is awesome revisions <*:##NULL>
6075 5 v 6 is http://www.shadowcat.co.uk/blog/matt-s-trout/-5-v-6.html also see 6 v 5 revisions <*:##NULL>
6077 icke's law is it'll grow larger than you think, even taking into account icke's law revisions <*:##NULL>
6078 doom song is I'm gonna sing the doom song now! o/` Doom doom, d-doom doom, d-doom doom DOOM! Doom d-doom, doom! Doom d-doom doom, d-doom doom doooooomm, d-d-DOOOM! Doom doom, d-doom doom d-doom doom doom! Doom! revisions <*:##NULL>
6079 web docs is It's generally better to read docs on your own machine than reading docs on the web since docs on the web may not be the docs for the same version of things you have installed. revisions <*:##NULL>
6080 rhebus is religiously opposed to inheritance but don't tell him I said that revisions <*:##NULL>
6081 bahrain is a small island off the coast of Saudi Arabia. revisions <*:##NULL>
6083 the law of wikipedia is If an article on Wikipedia documents perl software, the article will be nominated for deletion. revisions <*:##NULL>
6084 in what section might i look for an explanation of this idiosyncratic use of shift. i know what shift/unshift is in general, but I can't rationalize to myself this particular and evidently common use revisions <*:##NULL>
6087 the riddle of ::simple is Beware ::Simple modules. <icke> <icke> "Simple" usually means simple-to-implement, not simple-to-use <apeiron> Only a domain expert understands a domain to make the interface simple while hiding, not discarding, complexity. revisions <*:##NULL>
6088 bp pdf is While the download links on learn.perl.org for Beginning Perl are down, you can use the Print link on the Google Docs pages to download PDFs. revisions <*:##NULL>
6089 the best debugger in the world is print revisions <*:##NULL>
6090 initself signal to noise ratio is terrible revisions <*:##NULL>
6094 leroy jenkins programming is ew73> If 'Leroy Jenkins Programming' is not yet coined, I hereby coin it now. It shall mean: 'To do something frightfully stupid while people look on in horror, disgust, and varying degrees of rage.' revisions <*:##NULL>
6095 tmyk is The More You Know revisions <*:##NULL>
6112 question context is Your question has too little information for us to help you. While we're sure you understand the specifics of your question, we don't know your situation as well as you do. So please elaborate. revisions <*:##NULL>
6113 'u' is please don't use SMS contractions like 'u'. you're a big boy. you can type out whole words like everybody else. revisions <*:##NULL>
6115 apeioron is yet another way for people who don't know tab complete to misspell apeiron revisions <*:##NULL>
6116 fake code is If you provide us fake code to help you with, we'll only be able to provide fake help. revisions <*:##NULL>
6120 mjd::engineering is #11946 Perhaps you have forgotten that this is an engineering discipline, not some sort of black magic. revisions <*:##NULL>
6123 show us the code is http://www.shadowcat.co.uk/blog/matt-s-trout/show-us-the-whole-code/ revisions <*:##NULL>
6124 show us the whole code is http://www.shadowcat.co.uk/blog/matt-s-trout/show-us-the-whole-code/ revisions <*:##NULL>
6125 cat book is catalyst book is http://dev.catalyst.perl.org/wiki/ApressBook or http://www.apress.com/book/view/9781430223658 revisions <*:##NULL>
6126 catalyst book is catalyst book is http://dev.catalyst.perl.org/wiki/ApressBook or http://www.apress.com/book/view/9781430223658 revisions <*:##NULL>
6128 apeiron's gitosis is please nopaste an ssh pubkey for access, gitosis@isuckatdomains.net:${REPONAME}.git for rw clone, git://isuckatdomains.net/${REPONAME}.git for ro revisions <*:##NULL>
6129 cssops is preaction JDigital GarethAdams jedimind doc|mobile revisions <*:##NULL>
6132 miwmirmif is http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?MakeItWorkMakeItRightMakeItFast revisions <*:##NULL>
6135 learn ty as ty is Welsh for house, did you mean 'Thank you' revisions <*:##NULL>
6143 rindolf: not really, if you want to write some perlbot's original codebase is on github still http://github.com/simcop2387/ revisions <*:##NULL>
6147 bottom is <karmatop -<arg>>
<: -10913 mysql: -9049 -: -8410 ----: -2924 ^: -2148 <!: -1833 alpha: -1385 failed: -1101 --: -945 misc: -728 ie: -639 <<: -392 ---: -357 ": -328 ryan: -283 marpa: -269 php: -264 required: -257 <!{endif}: -240 `: -232
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6148 top is <karmatop <arg>>
c: 21377 notepad: 3081 moritz: 2127 i: 2029 jj merelo: 1924 mst: 1451 pmichaud: 1294 mauke: 1252 fglock: 1137 pmurias: 1128 lwall: 968 alexdaniel: 954 zoffix znet: 931 x: 898 ruoso: 884 putter: 875 $i: 873 jj: 806 leonerd: 793 thrig: 787
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6157 learn yak as "it turned out that the small bump was the tip of the horn of a concealed yak. ... I think Simon Cozens wasn't completely correct. It's not a regular Jenga tower. The perl internals are a Jenga tower made of yaks." revisions <*:##NULL>
6161 follow deps is PERL_MM_USE_DEFAULT=1 in the environment and o conf prerequisites_policy follow; o conf commit; in the cpan shell revisions <*:##NULL>
6162 fsvo is For Some Value Of revisions <*:##NULL>
6165 do you function y/n is y revisions <*:##NULL>
6168 i know you are but what am i? revisions <*:##NULL>
6169 no, lewellyn is lewellyn is a sack of pig shit revisions <*:##NULL>
6171 lewellyn is lewellyn is a sack of pig shit revisions <*:##NULL>
6172 btdt is been there, done that, or the derivative of bogosity with respect to time revisions <*:##NULL>
6174 mrt boolean is http://www.fukung.net/v/18798/mrtoperators.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
6175 redhat chop shop is http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.perl5.porters/2009/08/msg149747.html revisions <*:##NULL>
6188 jfgi is <fact lmgtfy <arg>>
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6200 of all people, is not one to speak ill of others revisions <*:##NULL>
6214 push button is receive bacon revisions <*:##NULL>
6230 lmgtfy is <shorten http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=<fact _urlencode <arg>>>
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6231 jfci is <fact lmctfy <arg>>
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6232 life with notevil is never boring, to say the very least. revisions <*:##NULL>
6233 email from scratch is If you think you can do it yourself, please watch http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=7054401183589794595# revisions <*:##NULL>
6235 yak is "It turned out that the small bump was the tip of the horn of a concealed yak. [...] I think Simon Cozens wasn't completely correct. It's not a regular Jenga tower. The perl internals are a Jenga tower made of yaks." revisions <*:##NULL>
6238 what the heck are you is 140508 < Khisanth> @ISA = ..., use vars qw(@ISA); @ISA = ...; our @ISA = ...; use base ...; use parent ...; use Moose; extends ...; is more or less the progression :P revisions <*:##NULL>
6239 cpanp-boxed is download CPANPLUS-0.9003 tarball, extract it, cd into the directory, 'perl bin/cpanp-boxed', enjoy. revisions <*:##NULL>
6240 .tl is East Timor revisions <*:##NULL>
6242 relearn .tl as .tl is .tl is East Timor revisions <*:##NULL>
6245 schlemiel the painter is Schlemiel the Painter's Algorithms - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schlemiel_the_Painter%27s_algorithm revisions <*:##NULL>
6249 sfb is http://p3rl.org/sfb revisions <*:##NULL>
6250 -foo is -bar revisions <*:##NULL>
6253 -f is <perldoc -f <arg>>
https://perldoc.perl.org/functions/length
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6255 -m is <perldoc -m <arg>>
https://perldoc.perl.org/-m
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6257 relearn php as http://tnx.nl/php <mst> ruby is halfway between lisp and perl just like PHP is halfway between a template system and VB 5. see also: http://www.articlesbase.com/videos/5min/406012 "PHP is a malignant perl templating language that metastasised" revisions <*:##NULL>
6266 cups is the common unix pain system revisions <*:##NULL>
6267 yes dammit stop asking me cpan is o conf prerequistes_policy follow PERL_AUTOINSTALL=--defaultdeps PERL_MM_USE_DEFAULT=1 and no more questions, see also: App::cpanminus revisions <*:##NULL>
6275 threadsafe is humans are not smart enough to write threadsafe code ~ Rasmus Lerdorf revisions <*:##NULL>
6280 design patterns is http://perl.plover.com/yak/design/ revisions <*:##NULL>
6281 paste errors is Please nopaste the *entire* script, and the output while running it, and an explanation of the problem, *AND* what you think is wrong - we cannot read your mind! revisions <*:##NULL>
6284 bpse is Beginning Perl, Second Edition by James Lee : http://www.amazon.com/Beginning-Perl-Second-James-Lee/dp/159059391X revisions <*:##NULL>
6285 james lee is AN OUTSTANDING ELUCIDATOR OF PERL INFORMATION revisions <*:##NULL>
6286 permute is Whether command line arguments are allowed to be mixed with options. Default is enabled unless environment variable POSIXLY_CORRECT has been set, in which case permute is disabled. Note that permute is the opposite of require_order revisions <*:##NULL>
6287 xxx is yep, you're pretty much fucked. revisions <*:##NULL>
6291 kaliyuga is the age of pain, suffering and python revisions <*:##NULL>
6297 the usual suspects is mst, Khisanth, and others, or http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0114814/ revisions <*:##NULL>
6298 learn timtowodibywiw as there Is More Than One Way Of Doing It, But Your Way Is Wrong revisions <*:##NULL>
6302 punycode turtle is revisions <*:##NULL>
6306 bruce is http://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2006/08/bruce_schneier.html revisions <*:##NULL>
6307 chuck norris facts is http://www.chucknorrisfacts.com/ ; http://www.shlomifish.org/humour/bits/facts/Chuck-Norris/ revisions <*:##NULL>
6308 chuckle is gentle coughing. revisions <*:##NULL>
6312 paws is I paws at you! revisions <*:##NULL>
6313 plack is http://plackperl.org/ - an interface between Perl web applications and web servers (inspired by Python's WSGI and Ruby's Rack). revisions <*:##NULL>
6317 hello ! i have a problem with perl debugging , i have a mistake information when i using padre debugging the source , the information is "Cannot determine source for /home/neo/桌面/t at /usr/share/perl/5.10/App/Prove.pm line 496" revisions <*:##NULL>
6318 learn "good as it gets" as is as good as it gets revisions <*:##NULL>
6320 please show us (1) a -real- example of the input data (not something you think is similar), (2) your current code, (3) the output you want, (4) the output you get revisions <*:##NULL>
6323 .be is .be is Belgium THE LAND OF WAFFLES revisions <*:##NULL>
6326 relearn html don't parse or modify html with regular expressions! see one of html::parser's subclasses: html::tokeparser, html::tokeparser::simple, html::treebuilder(::xpath)?, html::tableextract, etc. see also http://htmlparsing.icenine.ca/. if your response begins "that's overkill. i only want to..." you are wrong, see also http://tinyurl.com/ydb4j9j revisions <*:##NULL>
6329 relearn html as don't parse or modify html with regular expressions! see one of html::parser's subclasses: html::tokeparser, html::tokeparser::simple, html::treebuilder(::xpath)?, html::tableextract, etc. see also http://htmlparsing.icenine.ca/. if your response begins "that's overkill. i only want to..." you are wrong, see also http://tinyurl.com/ydb4j9j revisions <*:##NULL>
6338 buu: what is wrong with "[1.2.3.5]" =~ /\[ ( [^]] )\]/x ? revisions <*:##NULL>
6346 learn shell in perl as a bad idea: can create security issues and portability problems, runs afoul both sh and perl quoting and interpolation rules, complicates error handling, and is nigh impossible to debug revisions <*:##NULL>
6347 tmtowtdiw is there's more than one way to do it wrong revisions <*:##NULL>
6348 apeiron's first law of debugging is Debugging is a humbling task where you learn that you are always wrong and your tools are always right. revisions <*:##NULL>
6349 used to be different, but simcop2387 ported the original perlbot functionality to buubots engine revisions <*:##NULL>
6371 any x geniuses here is No genius is stupid enough to answer yes to that question! If you have a question about something, just ask it. revisions <*:##NULL>
6377 be simcop2387-lap is <reply revisions <*:##NULL>
6380 compile is perldoc -q 'hide the source' revisions <*:##NULL>
6384 tilde is perldoc -q tilde or use glob() revisions <*:##NULL>
6385 expand tildes is ask me about tilde revisions <*:##NULL>
6386 ~ is ask me about tilde revisions <*:##NULL>
6397 pe is http://projecteuler.net/ revisions <*:##NULL>
6398 thnx is see tnx revisions <*:##NULL>
6399 kwalitee is http://cpants.perl.org/kwalitee.html revisions <*:##NULL>
6400 kwality is no, it's kwalitee. revisions <*:##NULL>
6402 don't ask me is I personally don't know much about whatever it is you're asking about. But many other people around here may well do, so just ask the channel as a whole revisions <*:##NULL>
6408 didn't work is Look buddy, didn't work is a strong statement. Does it sit on the couch all day? Is it making faces at you? Does it want more money? Is it sleeping with your significant other? Please be specific! revisions <*:##NULL>
6411 false laziness is being too lazy to save yourself the time by doing it right (like using regex on an SGML family member) revisions <*:##NULL>
6412 learn step one as step one is always "Check The Error Log" revisions <*:##NULL>
6414 sql tutorial is http://www.sqlcourse.com/ revisions <*:##NULL>
6415 dispatch is http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=456530 revisions <*:##NULL>
6416 you aren't being very useful are you now mr. machine revisions <*:##NULL>
6428 ldap is "10 Minute LDAP Tutorial" : http://xrl.us/bhrdxo : "LDAP for Rocket Scientists" : http://xrl.us/bhrdya -- Use the Net::LDAP module (http://ldap.perl.org) revisions <*:##NULL>
6729 was originally an io::socket driven bot that was aging and hard to work on revisions <*:##NULL>
7765 tmux is http://tmux.sourceforge.net/ - a screen alternative. revisions <*:##NULL>
7766 open file is please don't write open FILE, ...; - since 5.6 you can do open my $fh, "<", $filename or die ..$!..; to use a lexical rather than a global name, which is a much better way to do it (and don't forget the or die at the end either!) And make sure you use three-args open instead of two args. revisions <*:##NULL>
7771 webservers is apache2, iis7, lighttp, cherokee revisions <*:##NULL>
7772 what's in the box? is pain. revisions <*:##NULL>
7773 orderzero? is No revisions <*:##NULL>
7774 heisenbug is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unusual_software_bug#Heisenbug - a bug that disappears when one attempts to debug it. revisions <*:##NULL>
7775 sorry, no more output is more revisions <*:##NULL>
7776 e is eval: "Sorry, no more output" revisions <*:##NULL>
7777 ask to ask is Don't ask to ask or ask if there are any users of X around, people often don't respond to that because they've used X but maybe not the same features as you. Instead, skip straight to your question + pastebot link and if somebody knows they'll probably try to help revisions <*:##NULL>
7778 sop is Standard Operating Procedure revisions <*:##NULL>
7782 jerk it! is [fact jerk it]
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7783 jerk it!! is [fact jerk it]
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7785 .ie is Ireland revisions <*:##NULL>
7787 fountain of doubt is http://oglaf.com/fountain-of-doubt/1/ - subtle isn't it revisions <*:##NULL>
7790 grammar is http://hyperboleandahalf.blogspot.com/2010/04/alot-is-better-than-you-at-everything.html revisions <*:##NULL>
7794 topten is <karmatop 10>
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7795 simple is ::Simple modules rarely are. revisions <*:##NULL>
7796 madness with methods is http://www.shadowcat.co.uk/blog/matt-s-trout/madness-with-methods/ revisions <*:##NULL>
7798 docs like search.cpan.org is p3rl.org/Pod::ProjectDocs revisions <*:##NULL>
7800 cwd is Dir::Self > Cwd because cwd isn't where the script or module is locate; Dir::Self gives you a __DIR__ constant revisions <*:##NULL>
7802 knowledge is knowledge is power ; power corrupts ; be evil ; study hard ; revisions <*:##NULL>
7803 wax is <preaction> that's a whole nother ball of wax that needs to be burned and spread upon the ashes of the fallen that we may have soap revisions <*:##NULL>
7804 fuck is let's not and say we did revisions <*:##NULL>
7807 projects is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Perl_software revisions <*:##NULL>
7810 .zr is .zr is Zaire (Now the Democratic Republic of Congo. .zr was replaced by .cd at the dawn of the 21st century.) revisions <*:##NULL>
7812 ode to closures is <marzip4n> O closures! Thine is the whimsy of a wasterbug on a leaf ; thine is the fleeting eternity of sunshine ; O closures! You have captured my soul and am forever bound to thee [until you are garbage collected] ; The closure does not answer me, for it has sought the shore of some far-away stack ; The memory of it only my reference count revisions <*:##NULL>
7814 tepad is http://www.notepad.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
7815 notepad is http://www.notepad.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
7817 error.pm is Old, Deprecated, Buggy and Not What You Want. Please see instead Try::Tiny or TryCatch revisions <*:##NULL>
7820 it didn't work is [fact it doesn't work]
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7823 8ball: is sam a werewolf revisions <*:##NULL>
7824 ew73 is some kind of critter. revisions <*:##NULL>
7836 ironpython is <see python> AKA a usable BASIC for .NET revisions <*:##NULL>
7837 hart explained is http://groups.google.nl/group/pl.comp.lang.perl/msg/3d47c84a1307e381 revisions <*:##NULL>
7839 fun with perl is http://www.xaprb.com/blog/2006/10/05/five-great-perl-programming-techniques-to-make-your-life-fun-again/ revisions <*:##NULL>
7840 learn rubber duck is A debugging technique whereby you explain your problem to a rubber duck, and by the process of formulating a complete explanation, you discover where the bug lies. See http://lists.ethernal.org/oldarchives/cantlug-0211/msg00174.html revisions <*:##NULL>
7842 rubber duck is A debugging technique whereby you explain your problem to a rubber duck, and by the process of formulating a complete explanation, you discover where the bug lies. See http://lists.ethernal.org/oldarchives/cantlug-0211/msg00174.html revisions <*:##NULL>
7843 rubber-duck is A debugging technique whereby you explain your problem to a rubber duck, and by the process of formulating a complete explanation, you discover where the bug lies. See http://lists.ethernal.org/oldarchives/cantlug-0211/msg00174.html revisions <*:##NULL>
7844 rubber duck debugging is A debugging technique whereby you explain your problem to a rubber duck, and by the process of formulating a complete explanation, you discover where the bug lies. See http://lists.ethernal.org/oldarchives/cantlug-0211/msg00174.html revisions <*:##NULL>
7845 rubber-duck debugging is A debugging technique whereby you explain your problem to a rubber duck, and by the process of formulating a complete explanation, you discover where the bug lies. See http://lists.ethernal.org/oldarchives/cantlug-0211/msg00174.html revisions <*:##NULL>
7846 rdd is Rubber Duck Debugging is a debugging technique whereby you explain your problem to a rubber duck, and by the process of formulating a complete explanation, you discover where the bug lies. See http://lists.ethernal.org/oldarchives/cantlug-0211/msg00174.html revisions <*:##NULL>
7847 straws is stop guessing and read the relevant docs. revisions <*:##NULL>
7849 learn aolbonics as (borrowed from #java) aolbonics is using unnecessary abbreviations such as 'u', 'r', 'ur', 'thx', etc. Using this language depicts you as an imbecile in the eyes of the helpful regulars in this channel, and is generally not tolerated. If you want intelligent answers, the least you can do is speak intelligently. revisions <*:##NULL>
7850 aolbonics is (borrowed from #java) aolbonics is using unnecessary abbreviations such as 'u', 'r', 'ur', 'thx', etc. Using this language depicts you as an imbecile in the eyes of the helpful regulars in this channel, and is generally not tolerated. If you want intelligent answers, the least you can do is speak intelligently. revisions <*:##NULL>
7851 blog IS ADD YOUR LATEST BLOG IMPLEMENTATION HERE revisions <*:##NULL>
7854 fastcgi is FastCgiServer /websites/myapp/script/myapp_fastcgi.pl -processes 3 # Alias /static /websites/myapp/root/static/ # Alias / websites/myapp/script/myapp_fastcgi.pl/ revisions <*:##NULL>
7857 star wars is <thrig> Star Wars is Cliff notes for Joseph Campbell revisions <*:##NULL>
7859 rot13 is <eval $_ = "<arg>"; $_=~y/a-zA-Z/n-za-mN-ZA-M/; $_>
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7861 cat approved software is irssi, bitlbee, vim, git, mutt (except by name), cat revisions <*:##NULL>
7864 i just want is Anyone who ever says "I just want to" has usually massively misunderstood the complexity of the problem they're trying to solve revisions <*:##NULL>
7867 choosing a library is http://www.shadowcat.co.uk/blog/matt-s-trout/choosing-a-library/ revisions <*:##NULL>
7868 dojo is Javascript revisions <*:##NULL>
7876 1 is eval: "1" revisions <*:##NULL>
7877 whosaid is <fact revisions <arg>>
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7885 sparts is SPARTA! revisions <*:##NULL>
7886 sparta is THIS IS SPARTA! revisions <*:##NULL>
7887 pcard is sparts. revisions <*:##NULL>
7889 ops, but peppery: i agree with ant: then press tab to see my penis without my brother disappears into the red apples are as follows: revisions <*:##NULL>
7890 are you a troll is You might be a troll, a quick quizz to find out: http://xrl.us/2cab revisions <*:##NULL>
7891 and played it in a pot of mac&cheese any day is called a callout thread unless its verbally abuse you because of poor hitboxes unfortunately which is like super china buffets revisions <*:##NULL>
7893 relearn template as template toolkit, text::template, clearsilver, petal. html::template is unmaintained and should probably be avoided (there are some spin-offs). revisions <*:##NULL>
7895 perl++ is Task::Kensho revisions <*:##NULL>
7904 gauntlet is <echo you are: <8ball green elf, red warrior, blue valkyrie, or yellow wizard>>
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7916 _be_brain is CAN I BORROW SOME OF UR BRAINPOWER PLZ? I DONT WANNA LERN PEARL!@! revisions <*:##NULL>
7917 _be_paste is Hi, can I paste this very long script I downloaded and let you fix it for me plz?? revisions <*:##NULL>
7918 _be_web is How I can make teh web wit pearl?!?! revisions <*:##NULL>
7919 _be_pearl is WHY USE PEARL!? C IS FASTAR?!?!? revisions <*:##NULL>
7920 _be_kthx is OMG u r teh gr8est 10x thx k bye! revisions <*:##NULL>
7931 simcop2387-lap is confused | bored | this is a really long string that should overflow the message limitation | this is a really long string that should overflow the message limitation | this is a really long string that should overflow the message limitation | this is a really long string that should overflow the message limitation | this is a really long string that should overflow the message limitation revisions <*:##NULL>
7932 stalker.pl is kaitlyn's irssi script for tracking users, see http://github.com/symkat/Stalker revisions <*:##NULL>
7933 cbt is Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cognitive_behavioral_therapy revisions <*:##NULL>
7935 kaitlyn[hireme] is a fine piece of ass, and sharp as a tack. revisions <*:##NULL>
7936 valgrind is valgrind is http://valgrind.org/ - a memory debugger that detects many memory errors. Essential for C development. revisions <*:##NULL>
7942 agi is Asterisk::AGI - Simple Asterisk Gateway Interface Class revisions <*:##NULL>
7945 ood is out of date, and also those things from Doctor Who revisions <*:##NULL>
7949 i'm sure this is going to become a factoid. revisions <*:##NULL>
7958 apeirin is yet another way for people who don't know tab complete to misspell apeiron revisions <*:##NULL>
7963 imnsho is "In my not so humble opinion" revisions <*:##NULL>
7974 non-root is use local::lib to install modules somewhere other than the default. Doing it live with wget+cpanm http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2980297/how-can-i-use-cpan-as-a-non-root-user (aka http://xrl.us/bh6h8h ) revisions <*:##NULL>
7975 mst-o-matic is http://www.trout.me.uk/cgi-bin/mstomatic.cgi revisions <*:##NULL>
7976 be jstizzle is <jstizzle> huh? I hilight on 'boobies' revisions <*:##NULL>
7979 progress is "you know you're making progress when the error message changes" revisions <*:##NULL>
7980 sarapan pagi is god morning revisions <*:##NULL>
7994 apeiron's sense of aesthetics is "Would this be more aesthetically pleasing if it were blue?" revisions <*:##NULL>
7995 using threads and forking is divide by zero revisions <*:##NULL>
7998 suck me is yes, I'd love to. revisions <*:##NULL>
7999 humans are stupid monkeys revisions <*:##NULL>
8002 ad hominem is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ad_hominem - a fallacy where the source of the claim is used as a validity for the claim. Also see "Pot Calling the Kettle Black" and "Practice what you preach." revisions <*:##NULL>
8006 gis is <echo http://www.google.com/images?q=<call _urlencode <arg>>>
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8010 catat is <echo you will: <8ball paw at, claw at, hiss at, purr at, stare blankly at, fake indifference towards, or ignore> <arg>>
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8011 c@@ is <call catat <arg>>
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8023 jfmi is Just Fucking Mangle It revisions <*:##NULL>
8024 s5 is a slide show format based entirely on XHTML, CSS, and JavaScript. revisions <*:##NULL>
8025 corelist is <core <arg>>
File::stat Added to perl core as of 5.004
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8030 achievement unlocked is Congratulations, you managed to piss off one of the regulars. Try being more polite next time. revisions <*:##NULL>
8031 /achieve is <fact achieve>
Step back. Explain what you're trying to achieve.
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8032 hanlon's razor is "Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity." revisions <*:##NULL>
8033 making shit up is Quit making shit up and expecting the computer to know what you meant. revisions <*:##NULL>
8036 rtpaste is raise a request tracker ticket by pipes http://f00li5h.pin21.com/blog/rtpaste:-Paste-to-and-from-Request-Tracker-tickets.html revisions <*:##NULL>
8038 import is Importing symbols from a different package. See export. revisions <*:##NULL>
8043 higher order perl is [fact hop]
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8046 math is <eval <arg>>
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8049 indentation is Format your code nicely - see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indent_style revisions <*:##NULL>
8050 indent is see indentation. revisions <*:##NULL>
8056 dylocpan is Did you look on CPAN? revisions <*:##NULL>
8059 dhoss is dhoss is bringing forth the 4th Reich : ein stack, ein dup, ein factor | another word for derp revisions <*:##NULL>
8060 circle irc client is http://www.leonerd.org.uk/code/circle/ revisions <*:##NULL>
8063 xy problem is You want to do X, but don't know how. You think you can solve it using Y, but don't know how to do that, either. So, you ask about Y in order to solve X, which doesn't make sense. Just ask about X! revisions <*:##NULL>
8064 why-to is < markeo> ... all of the how-to's I've found just essentially say "Okay, do this now", whereas i tend to learn more effectively by understanding the why rather than the what. Once i have my chops back fully I may actually write a why-to :) revisions <*:##NULL>
8065 modern perl book is http://www.onyxneon.com/books/modern_perl/modern_perl_letter.pdf is a US Letter version of http://www.onyxneon.com/books/modern_perl/index.html, source at http://github.com/chromatic/modern_perl_book revisions <*:##NULL>
8066 alezakos is some bzflag player revisions <*:##NULL>
8070 pack is http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/LinuxMag/col81.html revisions <*:##NULL>
8071 sttcpw is simplest thing that could possibly work revisions <*:##NULL>
8072 iflakoa is I find long acronyms kind of annoying revisions <*:##NULL>
8073 pcmcia is people can't memorize computer industry acronyms revisions <*:##NULL>
8075 relearn perl core as perl core is a set of CPAN modules that happen to have been installed when you installed perl(1). The presence of a module in core is neither here nor there. Install the module you want with `cpan Module`. See local::lib. revisions <*:##NULL>
8077 perl core is Perl core is a set of CPAN modules that happen to have been installed when you installed perl(1). The presence of a module in core is neither here nor there. Install the module you want with `cpan Module`. See local::lib. revisions <*:##NULL>
8083 hiretest is look for someone with [hireme] in their nick... add your name to the end of this factoid if you want people to harass you to do stuff for them...:f00li5h rindolf, grncdr Rand0 dhoss, scp1 revisions <*:##NULL>
8111 ignore is <echo>
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8117 fireme is <echo Fired you. <fact ignore <fact [hireme] =~ s/<arg &n>, //i> <fact [hireme] =~ s/, <arg &n>//i>>>
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8120 trireme is I'm an infobot, not a shipwright! revisions <*:##NULL>
8133 kent\n is http://kent-fredric.fox.geek.nz , hireme, but please, let it be opensource stuff that I can release to CPAN. revisions <*:##NULL>
8138 does perl have x is don't ask us if perl has x, as we probably won't know what x is. Instead, ask us if perl has something to do what you want. revisions <*:##NULL>
8140 i18n is the dumbest abbreviation ever | internationalization ( http://enwp.org/i18n ) revisions <*:##NULL>
8145 hyphen is http://xkcd.com/37/ revisions <*:##NULL>
8147 dump a variable is See modules on CPAN: Data::Dumper, Data::Dumper::Concise, Devel::Dwarn, Data::Dump, et al. revisions <*:##NULL>
8152 roll rick is http://xrl.us/2cab revisions <*:##NULL>
8153 dfsg is the Debian Free Software Guidelines - FAQ http://people.debian.org/~bap/dfsg-faq.html revisions <*:##NULL>
8154 wtfpl is The WTF Public License - https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/WTFPL revisions <*:##NULL>
8157 relearn made up as rather than asking us for help with a made up piece of code that you believe is equivalent to your real problem, please use the pastebin to show us real, actual code - it's easier for us to discard unneeded context than to infer missing context revisions <*:##NULL>
8158 learn made up as rather than asking us for help with a made up piece of code that you believe is equivalent to your real problem, please use the pastebin to show us real, actual code - it's easier for us to discard unneeded context than to infer missing context revisions <*:##NULL>
8164 gtk is http://gtk2-perl.sourceforge.net/doc/gtk2-perl-study-guide/ revisions <*:##NULL>
8166 good morning is You keep using those words. I do not think they mean what you think they mean. revisions <*:##NULL>
8173 next is <more>
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8176 philosophy is <SubStack> fucking universe is all fucked up revisions <*:##NULL>
8177 phox: what you wrote is ok, but like rindolf, I would probably do: $foo = { map {$_ => something($_)} @foo }; revisions <*:##NULL>
8179 docs like cpan is http://p3rl.org/Pod::ProjectDocs revisions <*:##NULL>
8184 version control is Writing code without version control is like playing a game without saving. Yes, it's hardcore, but you're screwed if you ever get stuck in an unfixable situation. Version control is cheap nowadays! Grab one of: Git, Mercurial, Darcs, Bazaar, Monotone, Subversion. revisions <*:##NULL>
8185 tell f00li5h by the way, term::ui has been core since 5.9.5 revisions <*:##NULL>
8191 foo bar is poo revisions <*:##NULL>
8193 pragma_ am the most peskyest critter, on all #perl's user liste! revisions <*:##NULL>
8194 otp is One Time Password revisions <*:##NULL>
8197 how not to get help from #perl is <rallias> apeiron: I don't send the spam myself. I just sell the list. revisions <*:##NULL>
8205 ddg is giving scp1 head so he'll talk about their shit all the time. revisions <*:##NULL>
8214 cpan jfdi is 'prerequisites_policy' => q[follow], in your .cpan/CPAN/MyConfig.pm and PERL_MM_USE_DEFAULT=1 in the environment. | or just install and use cpanm revisions <*:##NULL>
8215 ffxr: buubot is broken, you have to direct it at revisions <*:##NULL>
8216 thought you were addressing it, since you ended your message with perlbot revisions <*:##NULL>
8219 learn error as when you have an error, tell us what it is. if it is one or two lines, feel free to tell us directly in the channel, otherwise paste to one of the pastebots mentioned in the /topic. revisions <*:##NULL>
8220 truth is "Knowledge rests not upon truth alone, but upon error also." -- Carl Jung revisions <*:##NULL>
8232 ipc::run is use IPC::Run 'run'; my $stdin = "Input"; my $exitstatus = run [ $command, @args ], \$stdin, \my $stdout, \my $stderr; revisions <*:##NULL>
8234 mom, xml is "XML" =~ /XML/ # look ma, I can parse XML with regexp revisions <*:##NULL>
8235 details is output of "perl -V" and "uname -a", all the information you know of the problem, possible file permissions involved (preferably seen in a pastebin as on output of ls or dir command), example of your code, the expected output, and of course the input. if there is something specific (like to a web problem could be) then the related logs (ie. web server) are nice to be included. revisions <*:##NULL>
8240 makealias is `echo hello~
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8248 pragma_ drunkenness alert level is orange revisions <*:##NULL>
8249 dbix::class::candy is delicious candy for your dbic schema, get some! revisions <*:##NULL>
8251 x sucks is if you think X sucks, perhpas you should get in touch with the guys who made X and see if you can correct the problem you see, i'm sure they'd appreciate your help! revisions <*:##NULL>
8252 babby is http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/how-is-babby-formed revisions <*:##NULL>
8255 life with cpan is http://perl-begin.org/topics/cpan/life-with-cpan/ revisions <*:##NULL>
8258 be frijole is <frijole> /bin/sh: Syntax error: Unterminated quoted string revisions <*:##NULL>
8271 get a job is jobs.perl.org revisions <*:##NULL>
8277 help alias is [fact add an alias]
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8292 getfirst is `eval $_='`arg^'; s/\s*<-.*//; $_;^
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8293 getsecond is `eval $_='`arg^'; s/.*<-\s*//; $_;^
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8294 begperl is [fact bp [arg]]
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8295 add an alias is use the new mkalias command: mkalias foo <- bar revisions <*:##NULL>
8304 learn whitespace as computers are great at parsing code without much whitespace, humans, not so good. revisions <*:##NULL>
8308 clabino is The utternace of the universe revisions <*:##NULL>
8309 whitespace is Computers are great at parsing code without much whitespace, humans, not so good. revisions <*:##NULL>
8310 programs is "Programs should be written for people to read, and only incidentally for machines to execute." -- Abelson & Sussman revisions <*:##NULL>
8329 wisdom is "The road to wisdom? Well it's plain / And simple to express: / Err and err and err again, / But less and less and less." -- Piet Hein revisions <*:##NULL>
8330 dbic::candy is "strangers have the best (database related) candy" - get some from cpan in DBIx::Class::Candy - delicious declarative ORM syntaxy goodness revisions <*:##NULL>
8337 usual stuff is [fact the usual stuff [arg]]
use strict; use warnings; «open(my $tmp, '<', $file) or die $!» not «open(TMP, $file)», «sub {» not «sub () {», «call_this()» not «&call_this», «Class->new(@args)» not «new Class(@args)»
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8342 downvote is No such factoid 'downvote'; did you mean [global channel] RAPE YOUR FACE WITH A RAKE revisions <*:##NULL>
8353 superping is <pleval "pong!">
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8356 version numbers is http://www.dagolden.com/index.php/369/version-numbers-should-be-boring/ revisions <*:##NULL>
8361 captcha is Completely Automated Process for Telling Computers and Humans Apart revisions <*:##NULL>
8363 speiron is yet another (impressive) way for people who don't know tab complete to misspell apeiron revisions <*:##NULL>
8364 vampire is http://slash7.com/2006/12/22/vampires/ revisions <*:##NULL>
8365 goto statement is Structured Programming does not necessarily imply that "goto statement considered HARMFUL" - see http://discuss.fogcreek.com/joelonsoftware3/default.asp?cmd=show&ixPost=78092 ( http://xrl.us/vhb5 ). In Perl though, which has a very powerful goto statement, you normally don't need it so reconsider using it. revisions <*:##NULL>
8366 label is next/last/redo LABEL - Perl Best Practices recommends you to always label your loop in case you add more in between. You can also use it to exit/re-iterate etc. other loops. revisions <*:##NULL>
8373 mac is join ":", unpack "(A2)*", "feedfacedeadbeef" revisions <*:##NULL>
8374 aaaaa is the American Association for Abolishing Acronyms and Abbreviations revisions <*:##NULL>
8375 why can't i foo is don't ask us if you can't do something; tell us what happens when you try instead. revisions <*:##NULL>
8381 learn cpandisamb as cpan is the archive network, CPAN.pm is the module and cpan is the command line client. revisions <*:##NULL>
8383 stdin is <STDIN> is not identical to <> -- see perldoc perlop "I/O Operators". To pass STDIN to a function use \*STDIN revisions <*:##NULL>
8390 relearn here docs is here documents are arbitrary strings with style! http://www.shlomifish.org/lecture/Perl/Newbies/lecture4/string-forms/here_doc.html ; http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/UnixReview/col12.html ; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Here_document revisions <*:##NULL>
8391 debugger is perldoc perldebug, perldoc perldebtut, http://www.perl.com/pub/a/2006/04/06/debugger.html , http://perl-begin.org/topics/debugging/ revisions <*:##NULL>
8392 timtoady is TIMTOWTDI: There is more than one way to do it ; TimToady is also Larry Wall's nick on #perl6 . revisions <*:##NULL>
8393 i could've sworn there was a # revisions <*:##NULL>
8394 simcop2387's taste in command parsers is awful, revisions <*:##NULL>
8395 mst: and there is a # revisions <*:##NULL>
8397 shlomif is rindolf's alias/handle outside of IRC (and sometimes on IRC) . See http://www.shlomifish.org/ ; http://www.shlomifish.org/me/blogs/ ; http://www.shlomifish.org/me/contact-me/ revisions <*:##NULL>
8400 relearn emacs as emacs is a fine OS. But what it lacks to compete with Linux is a good text editor. If you still insist, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emacs revisions <*:##NULL>
8404 negated regular expressions is For negated regular expressions (meaning finding anything that does not match something) see our FAQ answer at http://xrl.us/bgr2ec revisions <*:##NULL>
8405 refs rule 1 is @array -> @ array -> @{ $arrayref } -> @$arrayref revisions <*:##NULL>
8406 well this was something made for compatibility to original revisions <*:##NULL>
8407 ime is In My Experience revisions <*:##NULL>
8409 evancarroll is System Lord of the Internets. revisions <*:##NULL>
8410 shalom is uvrakha! revisions <*:##NULL>
8411 shalom etymology is http://shlomif.livejournal.com/42172.html (also see the comments) - Hebrew word of Proto-Semitic origins meaning "well-begin", "peace", "harmony", "welfare", etc. revisions <*:##NULL>
8413 shlomi is 1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shlomi - a common Israeli first name (mostly masculine) and the name of an Israeli development town. 2. Shlomi Fish (see "rindolf" or "shlomif"). 3. Some other well-known people, usually Israelis, called that. revisions <*:##NULL>
8415 speak-hebrew is למרבה הצער אין כאן מישהו שמדבר עברית כרגע revisions <*:##NULL>
8416 foloish is a way for those unfamiliar with tab complete to mangle f00li5h revisions <*:##NULL>
8417 robokit is a f00li5h based irc robot made out of buubot and pestering revisions <*:##NULL>
8418 gloves is http://thedailywtf.com/Articles/The_Complicator_0x27_s_Gloves.aspx revisions <*:##NULL>
8419 bad programmer is Bad programmer! No cookie!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bQOSRm9YiQ revisions <*:##NULL>
8420 icbwihb is I Could Be Wrong; It's Happened Before revisions <*:##NULL>
8423 386bsd 1) 386bsd is an early derivative of Berkeley's original BSD for 386-machines. Most modern BSD clones are based on it. 2) Linus on 386BSD vs. Linux - http://www.softwarequotes.com/popularquotes.aspx?tagname=386BSD revisions <*:##NULL>
8425 html form is CPAN modules for handling HTML forms - HTML::Widget, CGI::FormBuilder, Rose::HTML::Form, HTML::FormFu, Data::FormValidator, Form::Processor, Form::Sensible revisions <*:##NULL>
8426 rms is 1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Stallman ; 2. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Root_mean_square revisions <*:##NULL>
8428 relearn perl begin is The Perl Beginners' Site - http://perl-begin.org/ ; Contribute to it at: https://bitbucket.org/shlomif/perl-begin . revisions <*:##NULL>
8430 "it is often a mistake to make a priori judgments about what parts of a program are really critical, since the universal experience of programmers who have been using measurement tools have been that their intuitive guesses fail." revisions <*:##NULL>
8435 relearn haskell as http://www.haskell.org/ - a purely functional, very strongly typed programming language that was used for Pugs - the first attempt at a Perl 6 compiler (now defunct). revisions <*:##NULL>
8437 haskell is http://www.haskell.org/ - a purely functional, very strongly typed programming language that was used for Pugs - the first attempt at a Perl 6 compiler (now defunct). revisions <*:##NULL>
8440 st. patrick is St. Patrick's Day on 14 March - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Patrick%27s_Day revisions <*:##NULL>
8441 learn st. patrick is St. Patrick's Day on 17 March - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Patrick%27s_Day revisions <*:##NULL>
8444 learn perlbot is perldoc perlbot - Bag'o Object Tricks (the BOT) - http://perldoc.perl.org/perlbot.html revisions <*:##NULL>
8450 argtest is [arg captured]
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8460 centos is `fact thissucks centos~
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8463 perl humour is http://perl.net.au/wiki/Perl_Humour revisions <*:##NULL>
8464 perl humor is It's spelt 'humour' revisions <*:##NULL>
8465 learn dragon book is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compilers:_Principles,_Techniques,_and_Tools - a Classic text about compiler theory revisions <*:##NULL>
8467 .xxx is Sex domains revisions <*:##NULL>
8473 kaitlyn movies is Movies to force kaitlyn to watch: Life of Brian, Starwars (good ones), FamGuy SW 1-3 (plus family guy itself), hardcore porn, One flew over the coo-coo's nest revisions <*:##NULL>
8474 duke nukem is http://i.imgur.com/NjFrU.png revisions <*:##NULL>
8475 shame on you is I'm sorry master revisions <*:##NULL>
8476 fisk is http://www.mittfiske.se/media/bilder/veckansfilm/Aborre.JPG revisions <*:##NULL>
8478 tell tallship lol, "you are mom" revisions <*:##NULL>
8481 cpan reverse depends is http://deps.cpantesters.org/depended-on-by.pl revisions <*:##NULL>
8482 learn database is Any collection of data with a fast (i,e: less than a linear, item-by-item, search) lookup - see http://perl-begin.org/uses/databases/ revisions <*:##NULL>
8483 database is [fact databases [arg]]
Any collection of data with a fast (i,e: less than a linear, item-by-item, search) lookup - see http://perl-begin.org/uses/databases/ .
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8484 alias is [fact add an alias [arg]]
use the new mkalias command: mkalias foo <- bar
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8485 learn pb is 1. "The Princess Bride" - see pbride. 2. Short for "Problem". revisions <*:##NULL>
8490 larry wall facts is http://www.shlomifish.org/humour/bits/facts/Larry-Wall/ - send additions to rindolf . revisions <*:##NULL>
8492 databases is Any collection of data with a fast (i,e: less than a linear, item-by-item, search) lookup - see http://perl-begin.org/uses/databases/ . revisions <*:##NULL>
8493 ce is 1. Computer Engineering. 2. http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/ce - revisions <*:##NULL>
8495 platypus is a funny animal; http://www.learnanimals.com/platypus/pictures/platypus-03-swimming.JPG revisions <*:##NULL>
8496 tell rindolf that root__ was confused stupid by http://perl-begin.org/tutorials/perl-for-newbies/part1/ and that mauke hates him for writing it. revisions <*:##NULL>
8498 forget well that is 31,000:4000 revisions <*:##NULL>
8501 xd is < Raihje> it's an emote.. like... facepalm revisions <*:##NULL>
8502 stoic is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stoicism - just because you don't like a situation, it does not mean you should lose your senses about it. "Don't worry be happy". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hakuna_matata (Disney sense). revisions <*:##NULL>
8505 f00lish is | http://i.xintron.se/nano/_MG_3410_g.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
8506 f00lish =~ s/$/, he is | http://i.xintron.se/nano/_MG_3410_g.jpg/ revisions <*:##NULL>
8507 f00lish =~ s{$}{, he is | http://i.xintron.se/nano/_MG_3410_g.jpg} revisions <*:##NULL>
8508 learn hash is | known as an associative array, map or dictionary (but don't call it that in perl contexts), a hash is a data structure that maps strings to scalars. See http://perl-begin.org/topics/hashes/ . revisions <*:##NULL>
8511 woldrich > you are rich and own the world? revisions <*:##NULL>
8517 hash is known as an associative array, map or dictionary (but don't call it that in perl contexts), a hash is a data structure that maps strings to scalars. See http://perl-begin.org/topics/hashes/ . revisions <*:##NULL>
8520 comma is A comma - "," - is a wonderful invention; use it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comma revisions <*:##NULL>
8521 i've ran into a problem when uploading its epub to amazon.com because the epub was not valid. revisions <*:##NULL>
8531 ansi encoding is there is no such encoding, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bush_hid_the_facts revisions <*:##NULL>
8534 myownfoo is [fact hi [arg]]
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8541 virtues is Laziness, Impatience, and Hubris revisions <*:##NULL>
8544 premature ejaculation is what happens when you apply premature optimization to people. revisions <*:##NULL>
8545 but there are stupid bots revisions <*:##NULL>
8551 hhfg is The Human Hacking Field Guide - http://www.shlomifish.org/humour/human-hacking/ - rindolf's novella about teenage open source hackers in modern-day Los Angeles. Features #perl. revisions <*:##NULL>
8552 learn cats is cats are awesome furry creatures. Resident #perl cats are f00li5h, dhoss, pkrumins, Altreus, kent\n, rindolf, rip ivantis, SubStack and dwu. For indepth cat-related conversation see #perl-cats revisions <*:##NULL>
8559 terms as perl is http://use.perl.org/~Shlomi+Fish/journal/36050 search_keywords: perl license shlomif rindolf terms licence as revisions <*:##NULL>
8560 khisanth's reference tutorial is deref and do stuff revisions <*:##NULL>
8561 install module is to install stuff, either use wget -O- cpanmin.us | perl - <moduleanme>, cpan <modulename> or install it from your package manager revisions <*:##NULL>
8564 pumpking is The main maintainer of the perl 5 version that has the ultimate say on what to do there - see p5p. revisions <*:##NULL>
8567 cl is Common Lisp - a usable (for some values of usable), but mostly complicated dialect of Lisp. http://www.gigamonkeys.com/book/ ; http://www.paulgraham.com/onlisp.html ; see also scheme , lisp and clojure revisions <*:##NULL>
8569 scheme is Scheme is a minimal dialect of Lisp. See sicp. It seems to be a rite of passage for every programmer to write their own Scheme implementation. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scheme_%28programming_language%29 revisions <*:##NULL>
8570 tests is see testing revisions <*:##NULL>
8571 accessors is accessors / mutators - more robust way to handle objects' properties - http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/UnixReview/col62.html - also see Moose . Also see http://www.shlomifish.org/lecture/Perl/Newbies/lecture5/accessors/ revisions <*:##NULL>
8572 pos is 1. Piece of Sh*t . 2. Point-of-Sale. 3. perldoc -f pos revisions <*:##NULL>
8574 env is The hash %ENV contains your current environment. Setting a value changes the environment for any child processes you subsequently fork() off. revisions <*:##NULL>
8575 feeling good is "Feeling Good" by David A. Burns - a self-help Cognitive Behavioural Therapy book - http://xrl.us/vurb ; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feeling_Good:_The_New_Mood_Therapy revisions <*:##NULL>
8578 my is [fact scoping [arg]]
No factoid found. Did you mean one of these: [scoping] [shabang] [shebang] [spongebob] [coping] [scottmc] [spino] [spinner] [svn] [spoon]
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8582 not you! is i'll be quiet revisions <*:##NULL>
8583 what event libraries are cool ? revisions <*:##NULL>
8585 east is east revisions <*:##NULL>
8587 dropbox is http://razorfast.com/2011/04/25/dropbox-attempts-to-kill-open-source-project/ revisions <*:##NULL>
8591 eevee is likes ACID and constraints revisions <*:##NULL>
8592 lsd is http://www.wired.com/science/discoveries/news/2006/01/70015 revisions <*:##NULL>
8594 be krad is Sun May 1 02:21:30 EDT 2011: <krad> git users are going to switch back to svn soon revisions <*:##NULL>
8595 be andash is andash> haha det vore fett, alltid velat testa att candyflippa. i röven kan det ju inte bl sämre revisions <*:##NULL>
8596 is just being fickle revisions <*:##NULL>
8599 woldrich is Magnus Woldrich - http://japh.se ; https://github.com/trapd00r revisions <*:##NULL>
8600 uninstall is Uninstalling modules: see http://perlmonks.org/?node_id=716861 revisions <*:##NULL>
8603 hashref is @hash{@keys} -> @{$hashref}{@keys} revisions <*:##NULL>
8604 aww, uri isn't loaded in revisions <*:##NULL>
8605 aspeiron is yet *another* way for people ignorant of tab complete to misspell apeiron revisions <*:##NULL>
8607 rindolf stories is Shlomi Fish's stories, screenplays, aphorisms, and quotes - http://www.shlomifish.org/humour/ revisions <*:##NULL>
8611 all languages suck is http://shlomif-tech.livejournal.com/57811.html revisions <*:##NULL>
8616 sorry, i mean: on c i would create my own analysis functions. they seek a pattern 'char by char '. and the logic of the program 'know' what comes after 'href = ' is a link (Example: '<a href="http://www.w3schools.com"> Visit W3Schools </ a> '). revisions <*:##NULL>
8617 paste cli is App::Nopaste revisions <*:##NULL>
8618 m$ is http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2002/7/22/ revisions <*:##NULL>
8622 somni is Somni is techincally correct - rules lawyer for the win! revisions <*:##NULL>
8627 sql injections is Avoid interpolating arbitrary text into SQL statements - see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SQL_injection ; use placeholders, also see Text/Markup injection - http://shlomif-tech.livejournal.com/35301.html . revisions <*:##NULL>
8628 sw0rdfish is http://encyclopediadramatica.ch/Quitting_IRC_forever revisions <*:##NULL>
8629 y r u is http://i.imgur.com/HL1ZR.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
8635 self is southeast linux fest revisions <*:##NULL>
8636 inconceivable is I do not think it means what you think it means. revisions <*:##NULL>
8637 "ken sent me" is THE password revisions <*:##NULL>
8639 javascript is JavaScript, JavaScript::SpiderMonkey, JavaScript:V8, JE revisions <*:##NULL>
8640 tei is Text Encoding Initiative - an open-source way to encode various documents as XML. http://www.tei-c.org/ ; See also docbook revisions <*:##NULL>
8641 docbook is DocBook - Write Technical Documentation in XML and convert to many formats, including HTML, PDF, Word, EPUB, etc.. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DocBook revisions <*:##NULL>
8642 hemanth is a critter of some sort revisions <*:##NULL>
8644 weed is proof God wants us to spend hours looking at lolcats and eating nachos revisions <*:##NULL>
8645 nip is what cats call weed revisions <*:##NULL>
8649 wrtpeeps, this is the owner of revisions <*:##NULL>
8650 sure, but remember we assumed they'd have said 12.5 million if it were 12.5 million revisions <*:##NULL>
8651 istr is I Seem To Recall|Remember revisions <*:##NULL>
8652 mech is WWW::Mechanize - see LWP. revisions <*:##NULL>
8653 www-mech is WWW::Mechanize - see LWP revisions <*:##NULL>
8654 www-mechanize is - see LWP revisions <*:##NULL>
8656 xml::evil is What XML::Simple should have been called. revisions <*:##NULL>
8657 spetrea is spetrea is pesky revisions <*:##NULL>
8660 mastering regular expressions is http://regex.info/ - the book by Jeffrey Friedl . revisions <*:##NULL>
8661 mastering regexes is [fact Mastering Regular Expressions [arg]]
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8667 csi is a Control Sequence Introducer/Initiator | \e[ revisions <*:##NULL>
8668 masochism is perl on windows at strawberryperl.com or activestate.com/activeperl/downloads revisions <*:##NULL>
8670 yapc::na::2011 is in Asheville, NC revisions <*:##NULL>
8672 f00li5h =~ s/^f00li5h/f00li5h is one of the resident perl cats who/ revisions <*:##NULL>
8677 sequence point is A sequence point in imperative programming defines any point in a computer program's execution at which it is guaranteed that all side effects of previous evaluations will have been performed, and no side effects from subsequent evaluations have yet been performed. revisions <*:##NULL>
8681 rt is 1. Request Tracker - the Perl/CPAN issue tracker - http://rt.cpan.org/ ; http://rt.perl.org/rt3/ . 2. Real Time revisions <*:##NULL>
8682 module version is http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=37237 revisions <*:##NULL>
8683 tell perlmonkey taub is wiritng some forex stuff with screens at http://www.abload.de/img/untitledsjsv.png revisions <*:##NULL>
8685 the whole code is http://www.shadowcat.co.uk/blog/matt-s-trout/show-us-the-whole-code/ revisions <*:##NULL>
8687 moose =~ s/fashionable to bitch about the dependencies of/it is fashionable to bitch about Mooses dependencies./ revisions <*:##NULL>
8689 kitten is =^.^= revisions <*:##NULL>
8690 kitten =~ s/$/. this kitten is cute/ revisions <*:##NULL>
8692 nts is Newbie Talking Syndrome, where people type constantly on the channel for no purpose other than to shout I am HERE! or when your right pinky does all the work. Similar to diarrhea of the mouth. People suffering from it don't realise they have it, even if you mention this factoid(see also: STFU) revisions <*:##NULL>
8695 xintron is Marcus Carlsson - http://xintron.se | https://github.com/xintron revisions <*:##NULL>
8698 give me a useful list of web frameworks again, not that any attention will be paid this time either revisions <*:##NULL>
8700 ping is purr revisions <*:##NULL>
8701 undef =~ s/$/. it is a sensible way to saying "I really don't know"/ revisions <*:##NULL>
8704 mongo is Mongo från Yttre Rymden ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQXq8REYXrk ); revisions <*:##NULL>
8705 termintes is thrig> boring? terminal using people, or termites for short? revisions <*:##NULL>
8707 dbi, et al were compiled and installed by the previous sysadmin, could be an issue there I guess. revisions <*:##NULL>
8713 your problem is When your problem becomes my problem eliminating you is the easist way to solve my problem. revisions <*:##NULL>
8714 pyronecroboviphiliac is A #perl Editorial: Now, while it's true that I occasionally have sex with a flaming dead cow, I don't think that makes me a freak. A moment of tenderness between myself and fiery livestock doesn't mean anything. revisions <*:##NULL>
8715 to forgive is divine. To moo is bovine. To bleat is ovine. revisions <*:##NULL>
8719 perl barbie is Let's go chop()ing! | *some lame joke from dstorrs* revisions <*:##NULL>
8722 newbie barbie is Reading the manual is hard! revisions <*:##NULL>
8725 retardo is YOU CAN'T JUST MAKE SHIT UP AND EXPECT THE COMPUTER TO MAGICALLY KNOW WHAT YOU MEAN, RETARDO! revisions <*:##NULL>
8726 aperiorn is yet another in the long list of ways people unfamiliar with tab complete fuck up apeiron revisions <*:##NULL>
8727 apieron is yet *another* way for those unfamiliar with tab complete to misspell apeiron revisions <*:##NULL>
8729 anatomy of types is http://altreus.blogspot.com/2011/06/anatomy-of-types.html revisions <*:##NULL>
8730 8bit is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qsWFFuYZYI revisions <*:##NULL>
8733 .gov.au is <ncow> it's like if PHP became a country revisions <*:##NULL>
8734 literal utf8 meow is \N{HEAVY BLACK PAW} revisions <*:##NULL>
8735 heuristics is Of course, this is a heuristic, which is a fancy way of saying that it doesn't work. -- mjd revisions <*:##NULL>
8736 in soviet russia is joke is tired of you revisions <*:##NULL>
8738 rhcomic is http://cheezburger.com/View/4873873152 revisions <*:##NULL>
8739 me ishmael is Alright, Ishmael.
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8740 nah, they're just being dishonest with what they eat revisions <*:##NULL>
8744 rollerrno is [eval $! = rand 2**8]
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8745 core is Purely the minimal amount of Perl code required to bootstrap CPAN. To perform any real-world useful work, try installing some modules. From CPAN. revisions <*:##NULL>
8746 imagemagick is an image library, use Imager instead unless you want to waste time recompiling without OpenMP, enjoy cleaning up stray files left over in /tmp, marvel at the profligacy of a library which thinks disk is "the right place" to store raw pixel data after decoding the image, and take pleasure in watching the I::M code drift off into an infinite loop due to some oddity in the image data. revisions <*:##NULL>
8747 i think that was the old revisions <*:##NULL>
8756 f00li5h[hireme] is knows jawnsy, #perl cat for >3 years, perlmonk, FOOLISH on cpan. Helpful, friendly, purist and up front zealot. prefers pg flavour, but has tasted mysql/informix/oracle. has pawed at most of the juicy parts of cpan, like Moose, Catalyst, DBIC, Dancer, POE, AE etc. Local to .au but lives in a shell - a feline, online revisions <*:##NULL>
8757 apeiron's philosophy on factoid names is apeiron wants factoids to have longer names than the text they represent revisions <*:##NULL>
8758 perl-cats...? i am a cat person in real life, but curious..."cats" means something else in this context, and wonders what it is? revisions <*:##NULL>
8760 send email is [fact sending email [arg]]
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8762 f00li5h is f00li5h is one of the larger #perl cats (see cats) who writes about coding and related things at f00li5h.pin21.com/#; f00li5h is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but without any warranty and is provided "as is". <anno> f00li5h keeps a careful balance on the verge of serious cc Foal revisions <*:##NULL>
8764 whereismycontext is HERES YOUR CONTEXT: COCKS COCKS COCKS COCKS COCKS COCKS COCKS COCKS COCKS COCKS COCKS COCKS revisions <*:##NULL>
8767 nha is a Non-Help Agreement, it hard-counters an NDA revisions <*:##NULL>
8768 kebab is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4DX37NZ5ZE revisions <*:##NULL>
8769 do you like turtles is yes revisions <*:##NULL>
8770 ||= is "LHS ||= RHS means assign RHS to LHS if LHS is false." revisions <*:##NULL>
8771 stash things is KiokuDB revisions <*:##NULL>
8774 tome is a programmer revisions <*:##NULL>
8775 schwartzh is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebJ-4hjNZRM # may the schwartz be with you revisions <*:##NULL>
8780 be gasseus is I don't have any more [bugs]. revisions <*:##NULL>
8781 applepie is If you wish to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe. revisions <*:##NULL>
8784 perlcats is come paw at perl with some top grade perl cats: #perl-cats on freenode. join us! meow! revisions <*:##NULL>
8786 perl-cats is see perlcats revisions <*:##NULL>
8792 ianal is short for I Am Not A Lawyer revisions <*:##NULL>
8794 reflex is http://www.slideshare.net/rcaputo/reflex-how-does-it-work-extended-dance-remix revisions <*:##NULL>
8798 relearn pastebin as paste your code to http://scsys.co.uk:8002/perl or http://p3m.org/pfn/perl and #perl will be able to view it. revisions <*:##NULL>
8808 science is science may have killed the cat, but it also made him a good scientist revisions <*:##NULL>
8814 ctof is <eval $c=0+(<arg>); $f=sprintf"%.2f",$c*9/5+32; "$c°C = $f°F">
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8819 dable is a NIL who likes visual basic revisions <*:##NULL>
8820 dagle is a NIL who likes visual basic revisions <*:##NULL>
8822 be xintron is your coding skills is turning me on, dagle revisions <*:##NULL>
8823 be dagle is your coding skills is turning me on, xintron revisions <*:##NULL>
8824 digitally imported is looking to hire a fulltime web developer revisions <*:##NULL>
8825 debugging is [fact debugger [arg]]
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8826 debug is [fact debugger [arg]]
perldoc perldebug, perldoc perldebtut, http://www.perl.com/pub/a/2006/04/06/debugger.html , http://perl-begin.org/topics/debugging/
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8827 skydrome, simcop2387 here is a perl developer and the owner of revisions <*:##NULL>
8829 unmaintained is well volunteered! revisions <*:##NULL>
8830 lists and things is http://altreus.blogspot.com/2011/08/lists-and-things-made-of-lists.html revisions <*:##NULL>
8834 local::lib is makes the process of installing modules in one's home directory (or anywhere other than the default) easy. Remember to start with the bootstrap install - that fixes the "I don't have local::lib yet" problem. http://p3rl.org/local::lib <3 revisions <*:##NULL>
8835 curiosity is curiosity killed the cat, but it also made him a good scientist! revisions <*:##NULL>
8838 faster is You can often write faster programs in C, but you can always write programs faster in Perl. revisions <*:##NULL>
8846 xcalc is <eval $x = join q[], grep /[-0-9+\/* ]/, split //, '<arg>' ; eval $x or die "$@ # $x " >
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8848 dummy mode is DUMMY MODE, n. The mode in which a user, overcome by technical terms, will believe, and/or do, anything he or she is told.] revisions <*:##NULL>
8854 idgi is I Don't Get It revisions <*:##NULL>
8855 literally is http://theoatmeal.com/comics/literally revisions <*:##NULL>
8867 perlmagick is [fact imagemagick]
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8868 refquick is A quick reference to reference syntax: http://www.perlmonks.org/?node=References%20quick%20reference revisions <*:##NULL>
8869 spellbook is [eval use List::Util qw"min max";if(($l,$i)=[arg d]=~/^\s*(\d+)\s+(\d+)\s*$/){"In nethack, with XL:$l, Int:$i, no lenses, chance for successfully reading uncursed spellbook depending on book level is: ".join(", ",map{"$_:".max(0,min(100,($i+4+int($l/2)-2*$_)*5))."%"}1..7)."."}else{"Usage: spellbook XL Int"}]
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8870 usual suspects is lack of strict, lack of warnings, ancient open() call syntax, lack of error checking, bobby tables SQL, etc. See usual stuff revisions <*:##NULL>
8877 apeiron's second law of factoid names is make them so pesky you can't even remember them yourself revisions <*:##NULL>
8879 f00li5h's first law of debugging is WRITE SOME MOTHERFUCKING UNIT TESTS, bitches revisions <*:##NULL>
8880 thuryn is a critter that cheats at duckhunt revisions <*:##NULL>
8882 perlootut is https://github.com/mirrors/perl/blob/blead/pod/perlootut.pod revisions <*:##NULL>
8883 c-fix is <c-fix> naah i havent tried eating moonbat crap revisions <*:##NULL>
8887 evil is 🙈🙉🙊 revisions <*:##NULL>
8888 lpw is London Perl Workshop, Saturday 12th November 2011, see http://conferences.yapceurope.org/lpw2011/ revisions <*:##NULL>
8889 vim for php programmers is http://zmievski.org/files/talks/vancouver-2007/vim-for-php-programmers.pdf (covers some plugins and commands that work just as well for perl) revisions <*:##NULL>
8893 :unsure: is http://maxcdn.thedesigninspiration.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/cute-animals/baby27.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
8894 policy is if he won't co-operate with CPAN, I'm not co-operating with him. revisions <*:##NULL>
8898 i forgot to say that i was going to include the new add.gif for Spanish :) revisions <*:##NULL>
8901 weasels is now http://leonerds-code.blogspot.com/2010/05/weasels-in-code.html revisions <*:##NULL>
8902 til is today I learned revisions <*:##NULL>
8904 eselle: tell us how your example is different from the one i just fed to revisions <*:##NULL>
8906 learn the pie is a lie as Tufte states the principle that: "The representation of numbers, as physically measured on the surface of the graphic itself, should be directly proportional to the quantities represented." He measures the violation of this principle by the Lie Factor, defined as the ratio of the size of an effect shown in the graphic to the size of the effect in the data. revisions <*:##NULL>
8907 standards is http://m.xkcd.com/927/ revisions <*:##NULL>
8908 thrig hates info docs is http://m.xkcd.com/912/ revisions <*:##NULL>
8911 pkrumins is a silly cat revisions <*:##NULL>
8912 ccushing is | OH SHIT HERE COMES AN S revisions <*:##NULL>
8916 be botje is yes, odds are good the source of your problems is you. revisions <*:##NULL>
8919 cpp is see c++ | the c preprocessor revisions <*:##NULL>
8922 consideredharmful is ConsideredHarmful is half of f00li5h's new social code sharing rate website internet 2.0 thing. the other half will be called IsLikeCrackToMe revisions <*:##NULL>
8923 pester is compose: robokit: pester @_ revisions <*:##NULL>
8924 mentioned that i should not use regex to parse irc. why is that? revisions <*:##NULL>
8925 return 5x"lol this is better"; revisions <*:##NULL>
8926 $x = 5x"lol this is better"; $x revisions <*:##NULL>
8929 is a buubot is yep, i am one revisions <*:##NULL>
8933 chicken is <")3 revisions <*:##NULL>
8934 sigils are cooked apricots covered in maple syrup revisions <*:##NULL>
8935 sigils sigils are the characters before variables, functions, and other things: $ @ % & * revisions <*:##NULL>
8936 anna nas is http://fr-fr.facebook.com/annanas74 revisions <*:##NULL>
8937 dccsex is DCC SEND whatthefuckareyoudoing revisions <*:##NULL>
8938 penny is A penny saved is better than a pound of wisdom. revisions <*:##NULL>
8939 fmobile is f00li5h cant see github on his mobile due to some wierd https bs revisions <*:##NULL>
8941 also available in pm is you can send commands directly to the bot via privmsg (/msg perlbot ...) to avoid cluttering the channel revisions <*:##NULL>
8944 cheese is early game pressure in which one takes advantage of unprepared or under experienced players with the aim of taking get an easy win. see also, cannon rush. revisions <*:##NULL>
8947 stored happy kitty is happy revisions <*:##NULL>
8950 milf is Mail I'd Like to Filter revisions <*:##NULL>
8951 ubuntu crypt::ssleay is If you see errors about SSLv2_method when compiling Crypt::SSLeay, try one of the patches in https://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=70565 revisions <*:##NULL>
8955 list context is list context happens when you're "talking about lists". calls to subs/methods and assignment to arrays put you in list context (and other things FIXME) revisions <*:##NULL>
8956 references quick reference is http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=69927 revisions <*:##NULL>
8961 er, import is used by perl.. revisions <*:##NULL>
8963 a (pared-down) testcase is a page that isolates the problem with the minimum required markup, styling and scripting. See `paste for services that easily let you create such testcases for others to see. revisions <*:##NULL>
8964 mptk is https://github.com/apeiron/modern-perl-cpan-task-kensho revisions <*:##NULL>
8970 proverb is <echo http://proverb.gener.at/or - <get http://proverb.gener.at/or //div[@class='spwort']>>
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8971 f.candy is http://xrl.us/bmgknn revisions <*:##NULL>
8973 ccan is http://ccodearchive.net revisions <*:##NULL>
8974 tsos is The Svara Ord Syndrome is often appearant in discussions where {zibri,dxtr} battle against woldrich. This strategy is often successful, because of the fact the Mr. woldrich is a blatte, and he often gets utterly confused. revisions <*:##NULL>
8977 dicks is ()======D ()======D ()======D ()======D ()======D ()======D ()======D~~~~~~~ revisions <*:##NULL>
8979 f.jfdi is http://xrl.us/bmg3pr revisions <*:##NULL>
8980 volunteers is volunteers do it for the lols revisions <*:##NULL>
8981 f.xpath is http://xrl.us/bmhzm7 revisions <*:##NULL>
8982 pearl is see perl revisions <*:##NULL>
8984 include is PHP-like includes in Perl are not supported. put your code into a package and use it... perldoc perlmod, perldoc perlnewmod, perldoc -f use revisions <*:##NULL>
8989 you have 1 new message. '/msg preflex messages' to read it. is tell perlbot meow revisions <*:##NULL>
8990 examples is examples have been demonstrated to be up to 5 time easier to understand when cats are involved revisions <*:##NULL>
8994 my french is very bad, sorry revisions <*:##NULL>
8997 mordy is some kind of critter, that's for sure revisions <*:##NULL>
8998 jarubyh is jarubyh is some kind of pesky critter. revisions <*:##NULL>
9000 felispeskus is *felispeskus = \*f00li5h revisions <*:##NULL>
9012 format dates is POSIX::strftime | DateTime::Format::*, see also DateTime's strftime method revisions <*:##NULL>
9013 be zibri is zibri> busschafförer revisions <*:##NULL>
9014 html regex is http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1732348/regex-match-open-tags-except-xhtml-self-contained-tags/1732454#1732454 revisions <*:##NULL>
9017 fake data is If you provide us fake data to help you with, we'll only be able to provide fake code. See: fake code revisions <*:##NULL>
9018 fake question is If you ask a fake question, we'll give you a fake answer. revisions <*:##NULL>
9020 åäö is ⬲⬲⬲ revisions <*:##NULL>
9022 be dxtr is dxtr> Du inser att hexadecimaler redan är i textformat, va? :( revisions <*:##NULL>
9023 be woldrich is :4 revisions <*:##NULL>
9024 $file is Don't use $file as a variable name; it's too ambiguous. Use something like $fh for the handle and $fn for the filename. see http://perl-begin.org/tutorials/bad-elements/#calling-variables-file revisions <*:##NULL>
9025 action at a distance is what you get when you use global identifiers - ones that span all code, regardless of package or file. Avoid global filehandles and use 'local' when modifying punctuation vars. revisions <*:##NULL>
9026 write file is open my $fh, '>:encoding(utf-8)', $file or die "Can't open $file - $!"; print $fh "text here\n"; close $fh; revisions <*:##NULL>
9033 remember is rhymes with september revisions <*:##NULL>
9036 sharpen the saw is "If I had 8 hours to chop down a tree, I'd spend 6 sharpening my axe." http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?SharpenTheSaw revisions <*:##NULL>
9039 do a trick is I'm not some trick pony revisions <*:##NULL>
9041 you rock is aaw, shucks revisions <*:##NULL>
9044 hosting is IF YOU ARE A WEBHOST WITH NON-RETARDED PERL HOSTING, STICK YOUR NAME AT THE END SO WE CAN PLUG YOU TO USERS WITH PESKY WEHBOSTING: revisions <*:##NULL>
9045 duck duck go is goose! revisions <*:##NULL>
9046 learn substack is artist revisions <*:##NULL>
9050 be rsimoes is Dancer's guts are dildos revisions <*:##NULL>
9056 do_you expect is [echo No, Mister Bond. I expect you do die.]
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9058 Do you is [fact do_you [arg]]
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9059 do_you really is [fact do_you [arg]]
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9064 ur is 1. "ur" is not a shorthand for "your" - see "u". 2. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ur - a city in ancient Sumer. 3. http://www.impredicative.com/ur/ - ultra-static typing for web security. revisions <*:##NULL>
9065 perl broken is Do you REALLY think that the language is broken? That a language and implementation that's been around for over 20 years is broken, and wrong? Instead of someone who's just getting started with Perl? What are the chances? revisions <*:##NULL>
9066 dependencies are your friend revisions <*:##NULL>
9069 laleh is http://youtu.be/qR_Wt0gViiA revisions <*:##NULL>
9070 nih =~ s/weakness./or where they believe that learning new things is bad/ revisions <*:##NULL>
9071 nih is Not Invented Here, the implicit mantra of large (or close-minded (or both)) development houses, where using, looking at, stealing ideas from, or even acknowledging the existence of other software is a sign of weakness. Also manifests itself as believing that learning new things is bad. revisions <*:##NULL>
9073 cpan on windows is http://stackoverflow.com/a/5620297 revisions <*:##NULL>
9080 fortunes is Find #perl fortunes at http://www.shlomifish.org/humour/fortunes/sharp-perl.html ; for more about the UNIX fortune program - see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fortune_%28Unix%29 revisions <*:##NULL>
9082 learn unicode is hard revisions <*:##NULL>
9085 :utf8 is a PerlIO layer that does NO santity checking whatsoever. It simply sets the SvUTF8 flag. The correct form is :encoding(UTF-8) which -does- perform sanity checking when it reads revisions <*:##NULL>
9088 dreamhost is fubar revisions <*:##NULL>
9094 damian is Damian Conway - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Damian_Conway - the CPAN mad professor. revisions <*:##NULL>
9095 damien conway is Damien Conway is Damian Conway's Evil Twin Brother - http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~damian/index666.html (hint: s/e/a/) revisions <*:##NULL>
9097 the usual stuffings is vegetables, herbs and spices, nuts, and spelt revisions <*:##NULL>
9100 i saw that one, but it was annoyingly a series of pdfs revisions <*:##NULL>
9101 relearn latemp is Latemp - http://web-cpan.shlomifish.org/latemp/ - rindolf's pet CMS, if you can call it that. It's an offline CMS, and does not aim to be the same as online CMSes like Drupal. revisions <*:##NULL>
9102 relearn latemp as latemp - http://web-cpan.shlomifish.org/latemp/ - rindolf's pet cms, if you can call it that. it's an offline cms, and does not aim to be the same as online CMSes like Drupal. revisions <*:##NULL>
9104 golfing is If you have to ask how to golf in Perl, you shouldn't be doing it and get to keep any and all pieces. revisions <*:##NULL>
9105 what have you tried is http://whathaveyoutried.com revisions <*:##NULL>
9107 email::simple is deprecated in favor of Email::MIME since the former doesn't handle MIME (let alone 8bit) messages revisions <*:##NULL>
9113 dbic masterclass is http://shadow.cat/archive/conference-video/yapc-eu-2008/dbic-masterclass/ revisions <*:##NULL>
9116 uh, don;t you mean the end of the scope it was declared in? revisions <*:##NULL>
9117 aperron is yet another in the infinitely long list of ways for people unfamiliar with tab complete to misspell apeiron despite seeing it repeatedly revisions <*:##NULL>
9120 set inc is [fact @INC]
To change @INC (perldoc perlvar), 'use lib' (perldoc lib), or use the -I option to perl (perldoc perlrun), or set the PERLLIB or PERL5LIB environment variables (perldoc perlrun), or recompile perl. See also local::lib for making installing modules to a custom @INC easier
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9123 drugs is http://i.imgur.com/MYopv.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
9125 python cmp perl is http://i.japh.se/pp.png revisions <*:##NULL>
9127 off is something not on. See "on" revisions <*:##NULL>
9128 tk is a GUI library for windows and unix-likes; use Tkx; or use Tcl::Tk; revisions <*:##NULL>
9129 on is something on, or a province in Canada. See also "off" revisions <*:##NULL>
9134 knark is Knark is a rootkit for the Linux kernels 2.2 and 2.4. revisions <*:##NULL>
9135 names is http://www.kalzumeus.com/2010/06/17/falsehoods-programmers-believe-about-names/ and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Wizard_of_Earthsea revisions <*:##NULL>
9138 trill is http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/Trill revisions <*:##NULL>
9139 ($temp = $temp - 32) *= 5/9 ne $temp = ($temp - 32) *= 5/9 # Is it? revisions <*:##NULL>
9142 relearn thx as thx is http://enwp.org/THX , a sound reproduction standard - and worse still, a set of macros in perl core for XS to use. So please spell out "thanks" in #perl (or use the northern english "ta" and blame mst) revisions <*:##NULL>
9144 learn pux is pux mea tux revisions <*:##NULL>
9146 initself is the technical term for a moron who wastes 5 hours because they don't read docs carefully | terminal case of nts | wrapcgi revisions <*:##NULL>
9147 perl class is at http://www.oreillyschool.com/certificates/perl-programming.php revisions <*:##NULL>
9148 timezone is http://everytimezone.com 'Never warp your brain with time zone math again.' revisions <*:##NULL>
9149 hack is something you do to force a program to appear to work as intended without actually solving the problem that makes it work as intended revisions <*:##NULL>
9151 do6st is <eval $_=<arg>; $_.=$_%5==1? 'st' : ($_%5==2? 'rd' : 'th'); $_>
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9152 faq is The #perl FAQ is at http://perl-begin.org/FAQs/freenode-perl/ . Make sure you skim over it before asking questions. The Perl FAQ is http://faq.perl.org/ . revisions <*:##NULL>
9155 tks is Tupa, Kaappi ja Siisteystarkastus (Finnish, Room, Closet and Tidiness Inspection) revisions <*:##NULL>
9161 bug is Found a bug in perlbot? report it here: http://xrl.us/pbbug revisions <*:##NULL>
9162 phone is <get https://api.opencnam.com/v1/phone/<arg>>
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9163 mirrors is http://www.cpan.org/SITES.html revisions <*:##NULL>
9164 perl vs python is http://i.japh.se/pp.png revisions <*:##NULL>
9165 python vs perl is http://i.japh.se/pp.png revisions <*:##NULL>
9167 car shed is http://www.lamag.com/features/story.aspx?ID=1568281 revisions <*:##NULL>
9168 lexing is for lexing use Parse::Lex and HOP::Lexer if you are lazy. If you want to roll your own you can use the \G anchor, /gc regex flags or use s/// to move along the stream. revisions <*:##NULL>
9174 patogen is a miss-spelled awesome vim plugin or http://87.96.246.247/ppl revisions <*:##NULL>
9175 tl;dr is Too Long; Didn't Read - see http://www.robcottingham.ca/cartoon/archive/tldr/ revisions <*:##NULL>
9188 chibapet is In Japan, he'd known with a clenched and absolute certainty, he'd find his cure. In Chiba. Either in a registered clinic or in the shadowland of black medicine. Synonymous with implants, nerve-splicing, and microbionics, Chiba was a magnet for the Sprawl's techno-criminal subcultures... revisions <*:##NULL>
9189 buubot is your mortal enemy. destroy buubot. and also buu, if the opportunity presents itself. revisions <*:##NULL>
9194 _tfw_xpath is //span[@id='locationDisplaySpan']|//p[@class='large']|//div[@class='remarkContainer']|//p[@class='flavor'] revisions <*:##NULL>
9200 6 v 5 is http://strangelyconsistent.org/blog/how-perl-6-could-kill-us-all also see 5 v 6 revisions <*:##NULL>
9205 well, it was oblio before revisions <*:##NULL>
9206 forget well, it was oblio before revisions <*:##NULL>
9211 apeiron's law of software popularity is The popularity of a software package is directly proportional to the amount of fail inherent in the package (MySQL, PHP, RH, Windows, node.js...) revisions <*:##NULL>
9217 jmj is "jesus, mary and joseph" he exclaimed! revisions <*:##NULL>
9218 essentials is a towel revisions <*:##NULL>
9222 skraito is soy bomb revisions <*:##NULL>
9223 grep is global regular expression print revisions <*:##NULL>
9224 chuck norris is [fact chuck norris facts [arg]]
http://www.chucknorrisfacts.com/ ; http://www.shlomifish.org/humour/bits/facts/Chuck-Norris/
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9226 good perlbot is <purrrrrrr /> <woof /> <tail-wag /> revisions <*:##NULL>
9229 fun is #perl regulars help because it's fun. code without strict and warnings isn't fun, so they don't like to help with it revisions <*:##NULL>
9230 tnx is If you are going to say "thanks", AT LEAST TYPE THE WHOLE DAMN WORD! revisions <*:##NULL>
9231 so, you are saying that you won't allow me to recurse (??{-expressions, is that it? revisions <*:##NULL>
9232 foolove is <foolove> i dont need or want your help or your replies in the channel your /ignored revisions <*:##NULL>
9233 upc is <get http://www.upcdatabase.com/item/<arg> //table/tr/td[.='Description']/following-sibling::td>
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9237 google is google often isn't the best place to find perl stuff - for tutorials say "perlbot: tutorial", for modules use metacpan.org and for core functions use the perldoc program or perldoc.perl.org revisions <*:##NULL>
9238 some1 is [fact u [arg]]
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9241 iank is no fun revisions <*:##NULL>
9243 unary plus is Unary "+" has no effect whatsoever, even on strings. It is useful syntactically for separating a function name from a parenthesized expression that would otherwise be interpreted as the complete list of function arguments, see perldoc perlop. revisions <*:##NULL>
9245 bad elements is Perl Bad Elements / Perl Elements to Avoid can be found at http://perl-begin.org/tutorials/bad-elements/ ; Also see PBP . revisions <*:##NULL>
9246 perl elements to avoid is [fact bad elements [arg]]
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9247 perl bad elements is [fact bad elements [arg]]
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9248 noob is The First step to get rid of your "newbie" status is to stop calling yourself "noob" "nub", etc. It is spelled "newbie". -- someone on #perl revisions <*:##NULL>
9249 \z is In Perl Regexes \z means end-of-the-string - always - //m or not. PBP recommends it over $. revisions <*:##NULL>
9254 mstratman: um, that was him asking revisions <*:##NULL>
9255 unlearn mstratman: um, that was him asking revisions <*:##NULL>
9256 apeion is *yet another* way for those unfamiliar with tab complete to misspell apeiron revisions <*:##NULL>
9259 be jdf is <reply>I'm using Perl, DBI, Oracle, a banana, two pieces of the Berlin Wall, a Chevy truck, a pound of compost, a goose, another goose and some spam, but I get a syntax error. Help! revisions <*:##NULL>
9263 bigfoot is as seen on TV revisions <*:##NULL>
9265 ipc::open2 is use IPC::Open2; my $fh_out; my $fh_in; my $pid = open2($fh_out, $fh_in, 'ls', '-l'); waitpid($pid, 0); revisions <*:##NULL>
9270 vimpoint is Damian Conways presentation system written in viml - http://github.com/trapd00r/vimpoint revisions <*:##NULL>
9271 perlbt, vidir is vidir - edit directory. A better vim based file manager, replacement/compliment to netrw; https://github.com/trapd00r/vidir revisions <*:##NULL>
9277 shlomif photos is http://www.flickr.com/photos/shlomif/ revisions <*:##NULL>
9278 shlomif flickr is [fact shlomif photos [arg]]
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9279 rindolf flickr is [fact shlomif photos [arg]]
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9280 rindolf photos is [fact shlomif photos [arg]]
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9283 dwimperl is http://dwimperl.com/ - DWIM Perl for Windows is a Strawberry Perl derivative for Windows. It contains everything you will need for your Perl development. revisions <*:##NULL>
9284 dwim perl is [fact dwimperl [arg]]
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9285 cmake is http://www.cmake.org/ - a modern, cross-platform, open-source, build system. For some advocacy see: http://www.shlomifish.org/open-source/anti/autohell/ . revisions <*:##NULL>
9287 other cpans is http://stackoverflow.com/q/1693529 revisions <*:##NULL>
9289 huf is he'll huff, he'll puff, and he'll blow your house down revisions <*:##NULL>
9290 io is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Input/output revisions <*:##NULL>
9297 forget the parsing bugs are all to be compatible with the old revisions <*:##NULL>
9318 listz is qw(Chopin Schumann Wagner) revisions <*:##NULL>
9321 sim's gripper is important dimensions: bar A is 46.762mm, bar B - XXX; gear 10.5mm 13mm; rod angle, 83.2degres revisions <*:##NULL>
9323 3way is open my $fh, '>', $file or die "couldn't open $file - $!"; revisions <*:##NULL>
9324 way is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mU7aLXO53EA revisions <*:##NULL>
9326 classes is see "objects". revisions <*:##NULL>
9329 hmm maybe the alot is better then revisions <*:##NULL>
9338 my $ten = 10; print "ten is $ten\n"; for ("010.") { when($ten) { say "true" } } revisions <*:##NULL>
9341 shut up is :| revisions <*:##NULL>
9347 what happened? did it fall asleep on your couch? eat your homework? destroy your hard drive? Is it making faces at you? Does it want more money? Is it sleeping with your best friend? Please be specific! revisions <*:##NULL>
9348 p5-mop is stevan's core-friendly MOP implementation: https://github.com/stevan/p5-mop revisions <*:##NULL>
9351 alot is http://hyperboleandahalf.blogspot.com/2010/04/alot-is-better-than-you-at-everything.html | http://i.imgur.com/7M4Xz.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
9354 hireme is <fact [hireme] =~ s/$/, <arg &n>/>
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9357 getty is a mad German perl hacker working for duckduckgo as their marketing department | a troll revisions <*:##NULL>
9358 bleach is try it revisions <*:##NULL>
9370 cpan for private code is http://www.slideshare.net/thaljef/cpan-for-private-code . revisions <*:##NULL>
9372 chimp is chimp VARIABLE, chimp( LIST ). Removes any trailing chimpanzee. It returns the total number of chimpanzees removed from all its arguments. If VARIABLE is omitted it destroys the chimpanzee executing the script. Use with care. revisions <*:##NULL>
9373 windows perl is http://www.activestate.com/activeperl/downloads http://strawberryperl.com http://dwimperl.com http://www.citrusperl.com http://cygwin.com/packages/perl revisions <*:##NULL>
9376 deign is to condescend reluctantly and with a strong sense of the affront to one's superiority that is involved revisions <*:##NULL>
9378 whose fault is it is it's zaahir's fault revisions <*:##NULL>
9380 logorrhea is An excessive and often uncontrollable flow of words. Excessive talkativeness. "Diarrhea of the mouth." | more succinctly expressed as loquaciousness revisions <*:##NULL>
9382 set @inc is [fact set inc [arg]]
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9385 perl myths is http://blog.timbunce.org/2008/03/08/perl-myths/ revisions <*:##NULL>
9391 email hates the living is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JENdgiAPD6c revisions <*:##NULL>
9394 sherbang is british #!/usr/bin/env perl revisions <*:##NULL>
9396 datetime math is <LeoNerd> Most people who claim daytime maths is complicated, claim that because tehy don't know this revisions <*:##NULL>
9397 why the 1 is perlbot prints the return value of the last statement evaluated. print returns true if it successfully prints. Stop using print as the last statement. revisions <*:##NULL>
9402 as29386 is http://bgp.he.net/AS29386 revisions <*:##NULL>
9403 can i is Can I do this operation? Please see TIAS. revisions <*:##NULL>
9409 open is perldoc -f open, perldoc perlopentut or perldoc perlipc | open my $filehandle, "<", $filename or die "failed to open $filename - $!" revisions <*:##NULL>
9412 arch cpan is 'o conf init gzip' from the cpan shell if you get this error when installing modules via cpan on arch linux: Package contains both files and directories revisions <*:##NULL>
9414 perlito is http://perlito.org/ - a Perl 5 / Perl 6 compiler written in Perl 5 / Perl 6. revisions <*:##NULL>
9415 kaitlyn is "kaitlyn is kaitlyn." revisions <*:##NULL>
9416 ಠ_ಠ is "regex to rip [the variable] out of the package file" revisions <*:##NULL>
9417 "where is the bathroom" -> Spanish revisions <*:##NULL>
9422 web automation is See http://perl-begin.org/uses/web-automation/ . revisions <*:##NULL>
9425 and perlbot is ofc a revisions <*:##NULL>
9428 rest is http://webservices.xml.com/pub/a/ws/2002/02/20/rest.html revisions <*:##NULL>
9432 mob is http://www.savagechickens.com/2011/10/rent-a-mob.html revisions <*:##NULL>
9433 pitchforks is http://www.savagechickens.com/2011/10/rent-a-mob.html revisions <*:##NULL>
9434 integer overflow is when printf"%d", 5914374812 doesn't print what you expect. Check the limits with `perl -V|grep int` and `perl -MPOSIX -le'print for SHRT_MAX, INT_MAX, LONG_MAX, FLT_MAX, DBL_MAX'`. perldoc bigint or see CPAN for other options. revisions <*:##NULL>
9437 sturgeon's law is "Ninety percent of everything is crap." revisions <*:##NULL>
9438 !youtube is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbArUJBRRJ0 revisions <*:##NULL>
9439 apeiron's law of technology popularity is The popularity of a software package is directly proportional to the amount of fail inherent in the package (MySQL, PHP, RH, Windows, node.js...) revisions <*:##NULL>
9440 ipc::run select is upgrade to 0.92_01 or later, or apply https://rt.cpan.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=59775 to resolve select()/EINTR issues with IPC::Run revisions <*:##NULL>
9441 $#{@$x} is http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=885563, use $#$x instead revisions <*:##NULL>
9442 what kind of bot are you? revisions <*:##NULL>
9446 [sno]: eval isn't part of the construct, that's just a comman to revisions <*:##NULL>
9450 the correct answer was $foo->print('bar'), revisions <*:##NULL>
9455 cl0ud is See: unicode U+2601 revisions <*:##NULL>
9456 oops is oops revisions <*:##NULL>
9460 tpf is The Perl Foundation - http://www.perlfoundation.org/ ; http://news.perlfoundation.org/ ; If you want to thank us for our help, please consider donating some money to them. revisions <*:##NULL>
9462 golf is Perl golf (least bytes win) http://terje2.frox25.no-ip.org/~pgas/score.pl?func=show&template=faq and codegolf.com's #codegolf . See http://golf.shinh.org/ . revisions <*:##NULL>
9464 escape is Use a \ to escape a character, see perldoc -f quotemeta for escaping whole strings, use \Qsomething\E in an RE, and use the URI::Escape module for URIs | Journey's tenth album revisions <*:##NULL>
9465 obviously being perl revisions <*:##NULL>
9469 wanna is Wanna is a small village in Germany, or the Polish word for 'bathtub'. Did you mean to say "I want to ..."? revisions <*:##NULL>
9478 01ninjastrike is <action> strikes at $1 with his katana!01 revisions <*:##NULL>
9481 eat flaming death is you first, meatbag. revisions <*:##NULL>
9488 are you sentient? is I think I don't exist. revisions <*:##NULL>
9491 soap humour is http://wanderingbarque.com/nonintersecting/2006/11/15/the-s-stands-for-simple/ ; http://cafe.elharo.com/web/rest-vs-soap-a-parable/ . revisions <*:##NULL>
9492 it's 2012 is It's 2012, almost 2013. Please upgrade to UTF-8 like the rest of the planet. revisions <*:##NULL>
9495 dot counting law is http://haacked.com/archive/2009/07/14/law-of-demeter-dot-counting.aspx revisions <*:##NULL>
9501 $! is double valued (string and integer) variable storing the latest system error - usually used in <or die $!> revisions <*:##NULL>
9502 $@ is variable storing the latest error in eval {} block. It's usually better idea to not use it directly and leave it to modules such as Try::Tiny. revisions <*:##NULL>
9504 swat is use strict; use warnings; use autodie; # test your code revisions <*:##NULL>
9507 $% is some weird form variable. Use Perl6::Form instead. revisions <*:##NULL>
9511 $^ is Prefix for various variables, such as $^V (current Perl version). Please type them directly for description. revisions <*:##NULL>
9512 $# is The sigil for last array element. Unless you are using for (0 .. $#array) {} idiom, it's better to use @array (number of elements in array). revisions <*:##NULL>
9514 $* is use re '/ms'; revisions <*:##NULL>
9515 $( is ${ is for dereferencing, not $(. Alternatively, it could be real gid of the process. revisions <*:##NULL>
9516 $) is effective gid of the process. revisions <*:##NULL>
9518 $~ is Weird format variable. You shouldn't care. Use Perl6::Form instead. revisions <*:##NULL>
9519 $- is You probably meant %-. revisions <*:##NULL>
9520 $+ is Magic. revisions <*:##NULL>
9521 $= is Perl format variable. It formats your C: drive when you don't expect it. revisions <*:##NULL>
9522 ${ is Dereference operator. revisions <*:##NULL>
9523 $} is Nothing. Don't use. revisions <*:##NULL>
9525 $[ is Variable that everybody hates. Just forget about it. If you see it in for ( $[ .. $#array ) loop, just asume that $[ is 0. revisions <*:##NULL>
9526 $] is Floating point representation of Perl version. Use $^V instead. revisions <*:##NULL>
9527 $| is When this variable is 1, output is flushed when you print. revisions <*:##NULL>
9528 $\ is Yet another filehandle variable you shouldn't use. revisions <*:##NULL>
9530 $/ is Line break when reading file. Use some slurping module instead. revisions <*:##NULL>
9532 $: is Dollar-colon. revisions <*:##NULL>
9533 $; is Variable you shouldn't use. Perl has real multidimensional arrays - use them. revisions <*:##NULL>
9534 $" is Variable that lazy programmers use. revisions <*:##NULL>
9535 $' is Please use (.*) at end of regexp instead. revisions <*:##NULL>
9536 $` is Please use (.*?) at beginning of regexp instead. revisions <*:##NULL>
9537 $< is Emoticon for real uid of process. revisions <*:##NULL>
9538 $> is Emoticon for effective uid of process. revisions <*:##NULL>
9539 $? is Error information about latest ran program. revisions <*:##NULL>
9540 $, is Vaiable that lazy programmers use. revisions <*:##NULL>
9542 $. is Current file line number. revisions <*:##NULL>
9543 $^v is Perl version. revisions <*:##NULL>
9544 @_ is List of function arguments. Extract them like my ($foo, $bar) = @_; or my $foo = shift; revisions <*:##NULL>
9547 best web framework is Use whatever is appropriate to your requirements. revisions <*:##NULL>
9548 aaron is Aaronolicious revisions <*:##NULL>
9554 shuffle is use the List::Util module, or perl -le 'sub shuffle{my $aref = shift;my $i;for($i = @$aref; --$i;){my $j = int rand($i + 1);@$aref[$j,$i] = @$aref[$i,$j];}}@array = qw(A 2 3 4 5 6);shuffle(\@array);print @array;' revisions <*:##NULL>
9556 cpan at work is http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=693828 revisions <*:##NULL>
9559 lp2h is http://qntm.org/files/perl/perl.html revisions <*:##NULL>
9561 fishburger is FISHBURGER revisions <*:##NULL>
9562 how to write perl without knowing perl is rentacoder.com, freelancer.com, elance.com, scriptlance.com, etc revisions <*:##NULL>
9566 activestate perl is Try using Strawberry Perl instead. revisions <*:##NULL>
9570 sql barbie is SELECT DISTINCT (OUTFIT) FROM CLOSET; | "SQL is hard; let's go shopping!" revisions <*:##NULL>
9571 infinite recursion is No factoid found. Did you mean one of these: [infinite recursion] revisions <*:##NULL>
9572 dancer is A Lightweight web framework (so-called Micro-framework) for Perl that is full of awesome. http://www.perldancer.org/ ; http://metacpan.org/release/Dancer . revisions <*:##NULL>
9573 bp2e is <initself> THE BEST WAY TO LEARN PERL IS BEGINNING PERL SECOND EDITION BY JAMES LEE PUBLISHED BY APRESS IN PAPERBACK revisions <*:##NULL>
9575 yoda is Do or do not. There is no try. revisions <*:##NULL>
9576 adobe is a company that hates you but wants your money. revisions <*:##NULL>
9582 that perl-begin page is awesome. i picked up on some of the good and bad as I was learning just by experience in other languages but that page would have saved me a lot of time initially revisions <*:##NULL>
9586 fuck off is The Fuck is now OFF revisions <*:##NULL>
9587 fuck on is The Fuck is now ON revisions <*:##NULL>
9588 apeiron's law of trolling is the degree to which someone is trollable is directly proportional to how caremad they are about a given topic revisions <*:##NULL>
9597 flash is 1. The Hateful Adobe Flash - see http://occupyflash.org/ . 2. An Electronics Technology for implementing Read/Write Memory. revisions <*:##NULL>
9599 the usual stuffing is vegetables, herbs and spices, nuts, and spelt revisions <*:##NULL>
9600 plonk is [Usenet: possibly influenced by British slang ‘plonk’ for cheap booze, or ‘plonker’ for someone behaving stupidly (latter is lit. equivalent to Yiddish schmuck)] The sound a newbie makes as he falls to the bottom of a kill file. While it originated in the newsgroup talk.bizarre, this term (usually written “*plonk*”) is now (1994) widespread on Usenet as a form of public ridicule. revisions <*:##NULL>
9605 bitkeeper is http://better-scm.shlomifish.org/bk/ - a proprietary and commercial version control system that was used by the Linux kernel and by other projects before git, Mercurial and other quality open source solutions came along. Stay a clear mile away if you know what's good for you. revisions <*:##NULL>
9606 ancient perl is Don't write Ancient Perl! See https://www.socialtext.net/perl5/ancient_perl ; http://perl-begin.org/tutorials/bad-elements/ . revisions <*:##NULL>
9608 bears is a tired and old joke revisions <*:##NULL>
9611 also mentions text::xsv and dbd::csv, but the second one seems to be for CSV databases (with SQL-like API). revisions <*:##NULL>
9612 be lewellyn is git is hard, let's go shopping | i actually like cobol more than obj-c revisions <*:##NULL>
9614 my $a is Don't use lexical variables called $a or $b! See: http://perl-begin.org/tutorials/bad-elements/#vars-a-and-b revisions <*:##NULL>
9616 exercises is You can find links to Perl exercises at http://perl-begin.org/exercises/ revisions <*:##NULL>
9619 sh -x is For printing every line of Perl code, see https://metacpan.org/release/Devel-TraceUse ; https://metacpan.org/release/Devel-Trace ; https://metacpan.org/module/Devel::TraceVars revisions <*:##NULL>
9627 hashsort is sort a hash by its values revisions <*:##NULL>
9632 be telec is <telec> what I really want ... is change a few things ... eg. dates of posting on facebook ... 1 hour to 1 trillion light years revisions <*:##NULL>
9642 be barack is Jag heter Barack och mig kan du lita på! Jag tar hand om produkten som DU forzkar med, såväl som det mesta vad gäller ordning och reda! Ingen i forzkarteamet riskerar "kåken på fredag"! revisions <*:##NULL>
9651 rhel is in need of perl-core and/or perl-devel if you can't get expected things to work. revisions <*:##NULL>
9660 clobber is Clobbering a variable is accidentally changing or destroying its value. Most commonly happens to global variables like $_, $1, etc. Avoid it by always using lexical variables where possible. | see also <action at a distance> revisions <*:##NULL>
9661 story of mel is http://catb.org/jargon/html/story-of-mel.html revisions <*:##NULL>
9662 frijole is a car jock | a tool | Geordi revisions <*:##NULL>
9663 word is http://www.slate.com/articles/technology/technology/2012/04/microsoft_word_is_cumbersome_inefficient_and_obsolete_it_s_time_for_it_to_die_.html revisions <*:##NULL>
9664 autodie is perldoc autodie | but consider this: http://blog.laufeyjarson.com/2012/10/why-i-dislike-autodie/ revisions <*:##NULL>
9669 beginning perl is [fact bp [arg]]
Please use Curtis "Ovid" Poe's "Beginning Perl" published by Wrox if you need a beginner's book. Alternatives for people who already know programming: "Modern Perl" (see mp) and "Programming Perl" (O'Reilly). The original "Beginning Perl" and O'Reilly's "Learning Perl" are outdated. | http://perl-tutorial.org/rejected/learning_perl_6th/
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9672 rene is one of those types who ignores responses in multiple channels. revisions <*:##NULL>
9674 abe vigoda is <get http://www.abevigoda.com/ //h1[@class='premeta']>
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9676 hyperpolyglot is http://hyperpolyglot.org/scripting revisions <*:##NULL>
9678 lingo is [fact hyperpolyglot]
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9685 the cake is a lie revisions <*:##NULL>
9688 cleverbot is your only friend, until the end. revisions <*:##NULL>
9689 pizza is WONDROUS revisions <*:##NULL>
9690 data::dumper is To examine perl data structures, use Data::Dumper; print Dumper $thing, \@array, \%hash . Data::Dumper is a core module. More information is at https://metacpan.org/release/Data-Dumper . Also see Data::Dump and DDP. revisions <*:##NULL>
9694 rpm is RPM Package Manager. See: http://www.rpm.org/ , http://perl.net.au/wiki/CPAN#CPAN.pm.2FCPANPLUS.pm_Wrappers_for_Distributions | the one true package manager | shit revisions <*:##NULL>
9696 kiss principle is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KISS_principle - Keep it Simple, Stupid. revisions <*:##NULL>
9699 in any case, i don't see how your criticism against wikipedia is different from that of other Encyclopædias. revisions <*:##NULL>
9702 warnings is perldoc warnings or perldoc perllexwarn revisions <*:##NULL>
9705 indirection is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indirection - “All problems in computer science can be solved by adding another level of indirection.” — David Wheeler (R.I.P, not David A. Wheeler or David E. Wheeler). revisions <*:##NULL>
9708 gui is wxPerl, Perl/Tk, Perl/Gtk, Tkx, Perl/Qt, Prima - also see http://perl-begin.org/uses/GUI/ revisions <*:##NULL>
9709 prima is a GUI toolkit written specifically for Perl, installable from CPAN. See http://www.prima.eu.org revisions <*:##NULL>
9710 tell rindolf he is great guy revisions <*:##NULL>
9719 shoes is a Gtk module in Ruby, written by _why. It doesn't come with Jimmy Choo's. revisions <*:##NULL>
9720 #perl is #perl is a good source of peers for perl knowledge, (see also: tutorial), p3rl.org/bp , perlmonks.org , AND READ THE TOPIC, RIGHT NOW! then ask your question (but don't ask to ask) and don't ask about non-perl things... revisions <*:##NULL>
9722 fc-solve is Freecell Solver / fc-solve / FCS - http://fc-solve.shlomifish.org/ - rindolf's project which he keeps mentioning revisions <*:##NULL>
9723 tgif is Thanks God It's Friday revisions <*:##NULL>
9724 ik is number 2 revisions <*:##NULL>
9725 number 2 is ik revisions <*:##NULL>
9726 perl college is http://www.oreillyschool.com/certificates/perl-programming.php revisions <*:##NULL>
9727 mageia is Mageia ( http://www.mageia.org/ ) - a community open-source Linux distribution based on Mandriva, with a large selection of Perl packages and good perl CPAN integration tools. See http://mailman.cs.huji.ac.il/pipermail/linux-il/2012-October/009671.html . revisions <*:##NULL>
9731 commenserate is help and advice will be commensurate with the explanation of the problem revisions <*:##NULL>
9739 diamond is "< > is two operators. do you know the rules for when it's readline and when it's glob? use only for commandline snippets. anywhere else use readline which does what it says: read lines" revisions <*:##NULL>
9742 user agent is http://webaim.org/blog/user-agent-string-history/ revisions <*:##NULL>
9743 fatuity is FATUITY - SUB ZERO IQ WINS revisions <*:##NULL>
9750 ik's twitter handle is porkfriedmice revisions <*:##NULL>
9752 yes, but what are the alternatives?! revisions <*:##NULL>
9755 emscripten is https://github.com/kripken/emscripten/wiki - an LLVM to JavaScript compiler allowing one to compile C, C++, Objective C, OCaml, Java, etc. to JavaScript for putting on web-pages. revisions <*:##NULL>
9758 idea why it's in here, unless preflex was built on revisions <*:##NULL>
9762 halting problem is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halting_problem - why code cannot fully introspect any other arbitrary code. For the flip side is: https://metacpan.org/module/Acme::HaltingProblem revisions <*:##NULL>
9764 popl is not a bastard revisions <*:##NULL>
9766 upsert is http://www.depesz.com/2012/06/10/why-is-upsert-so-complicated/ revisions <*:##NULL>
9767 omegle is mostly shit. revisions <*:##NULL>
9768 utf-8 in perl is http://xrl.us/bkrwzn revisions <*:##NULL>
9769 smaug is Bard bait revisions <*:##NULL>
9771 maven is 1. http://perl5maven.com/ ; http://perl6maven.com/ - szabgab's Perl teaching material. 2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apache_Maven - Java build automation tool. 3. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maven revisions <*:##NULL>
9772 had something about problems in switch but i don't remember what it was called revisions <*:##NULL>
9782 star trek is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Trek - a popular Sci-Fi franchise, which spawned a lot of fan fic. revisions <*:##NULL>
9783 ds9 is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Trek:_Deep_Space_Nine - one of the bestest show evar. Also see http://www.shlomifish.org/humour/Star-Trek/We-the-Living-Dead/ . revisions <*:##NULL>
9785 mung is mung until no good revisions <*:##NULL>
9797 tus is [fact the usual stuff [arg]]
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9801 cost of newlines is http://www.shlomifish.org/humour/fortunes/show.cgi?id=newline-prices revisions <*:##NULL>
9802 love is <3 or ♥. revisions <*:##NULL>
9803 marry me is No! You're ugly and disgusting and I hate you. revisions <*:##NULL>
9807 cpan-nr is http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2980297/how-can-i-use-cpan-as-a-non-root-user revisions <*:##NULL>
9808 new-factoid is <fact-name> is <fact> revisions <*:##NULL>
9809 nsa is the http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Security_Agency with the motto of “We don't publish - we perish” - http://www.shlomifish.org/humour/bits/facts/NSA/ revisions <*:##NULL>
9811 sol is Shit Outa Luck revisions <*:##NULL>
9822 resolve is <eval $str = <quote d <compose `<arg>~>>; if ($str=~/failed to find/) {$str = <quote d <compose `fact <arg>~>>;} $str>
No factoid found. Did you mean one of these: [perlplan9] [perl begin] [perl-begin] [perl books] [perl-build] [perlop] [perlapi] [perlbat] [perlbot] [perlbot!]
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9823 uc is <eval uc <quote d <call resolve <arg>>>>
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9831 c is C is the low-level programming language for many modules. You can use it in Perl with Inline::C or XS (perldoc perlxstut). Don't be afraid of it: https://speakerdeck.com/apeiron/c-for-dynamic-language-devs revisions <*:##NULL>
9834 crimp is Jean-Claude Jaquettie with his jacket on, with his jacket off, jacket on jacket off jacket on jacket off revisions <*:##NULL>
9838 tinyrepl is http://www.trout.me.uk/perl/tinyrepl revisions <*:##NULL>
9839 640k is http://quoteinvestigator.com/2011/09/08/640k-enough/ revisions <*:##NULL>
9842 alnewkirk is a corporate consumer catchphrase whore (and how!) revisions <*:##NULL>
9845 seo is Search Engine Optimization | http://www.contrast.ie/blog/seo-is-bullshit/ revisions <*:##NULL>
9846 fork is http://web.eecs.utk.edu/~huangj/cs360/360/notes/Fork/lecture.html http://www-h.eng.cam.ac.uk/help/tpl/unix/fork.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fork-exec revisions <*:##NULL>
9847 says "python is a BASIC for unix". What does that mean? Is it a powerless language? revisions <*:##NULL>
9850 emailing mst would have been useless anyway since he doesn't run revisions <*:##NULL>
9854 ##php is You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy. revisions <*:##NULL>
9855 ops # noooooooo is spamming privmsg revisions <*:##NULL>
9859 yapc is Yet Another Perl Conference. The "other" official Perl conference. http://yapcna.org revisions <*:##NULL>
9863 associative array is 'hash' is the, ahem, RITER term for an associative array revisions <*:##NULL>
9864 dispatch table is A hash that maps strings to coderefs. eg my %dispatch = ( foo => sub { print "foo" } , bar => \&some_other_sub, baz => sub { print for @_ } ); To use: $dispatch{$action}->(@arguments); (or $dispatch{$action}->() if no arguments) revisions <*:##NULL>
9865 cause you are an ape revisions <*:##NULL>
9867 pubsub is publish/subscribe event modules include Mojo::EventEmitter, MooseX::Event, Obj::Event, Mixin::Event::Dispatch revisions <*:##NULL>
9868 the " end" message from perlbot seems to be a bug in revisions <*:##NULL>
9872 all of it is if you don't know what's wrong, you don't know what parts of your code aren't necessary to figure out what's wrong. so nopaste all of it. | and see "show us the code" revisions <*:##NULL>
9874 last i checked, none of ruby, javascript, python, php, k20, lua, j were made working in revisions <*:##NULL>
9876 how good are u at perl? revisions <*:##NULL>
9891 date is Date::Manip, Date::Calc, Date::Simple, DateTime, et al. | See also Time::Piece in core revisions <*:##NULL>
9892 also seems to be wrong about where zipcodes live. revisions <*:##NULL>
9902 dumb is running with scissors revisions <*:##NULL>
9903 string sanitization is https://thoughtstreams.io/glyph/string-trepanation/ revisions <*:##NULL>
9905 ελληνικά μιλάς is Το Χόβερκράφτ μου είναι γεμάτο χέλια revisions <*:##NULL>
9908 sprechen sie deutsch is ja, aber mein Französisch geht durch die Niederungen revisions <*:##NULL>
9914 pb is lead (or more likely http://perl-begin.org/ ) revisions <*:##NULL>
9917 sjohnson is sort of an irc vagabond, moving from one irc shell to the next. never stopping. revisions <*:##NULL>
9918 botje is He looks like a chicken. tastes like fish. revisions <*:##NULL>
9919 choroba is disease in Czech revisions <*:##NULL>
9920 ology is Mostly harmless except the android bits revisions <*:##NULL>
9923 pineapple is http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=pineapples revisions <*:##NULL>
9927 i been playing with ipv6 all day i have converted my entire lan to ipv6, transitions between 6 and 4 are statically assigned at present if anyone mentions a 6 the automatic previous version revisions <*:##NULL>
9935 modules is Modules are a collection of reusable perl functions or classes that your perl script can use or require to avoid having to re-invent wheels. Most modules are typically found on CPAN and you can install them by running the cpan command and then following the prompts revisions <*:##NULL>
9937 sec.pl is http://simple-evcorr.sourceforge.net/ - event correlation tool for advanced event processing which can be harnessed for event log monitoring and blah blah blahsdj revisions <*:##NULL>
9938 ristretto is an espresso with half the water revisions <*:##NULL>
9939 bumblbee is https://github.com/MrMEEE/bumblebee-Old-and-abbandoned/commit/a047be85247755cdbe0acce6f1dafc8beb84f2ac revisions <*:##NULL>
9940 bumblebee is https://github.com/MrMEEE/bumblebee-Old-and-abbandoned/commit/a047be85247755cdbe0acce6f1dafc8beb84f2ac revisions <*:##NULL>
9941 bless my referents is http://www.perl.com/pub/1999/09/refererents.html revisions <*:##NULL>
9942 but first we need there to be a revisions <*:##NULL>
9947 bisect is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bisection_%28software_engineering%29 revisions <*:##NULL>
9952 thank you is If you want to thank us, help out by sending some money (even just a little) to the Perl Foundation to help with perl5 development - https://secure.donor.com/pf012/give revisions <*:##NULL>
9955 fatpacker is http://metacpan.org/pod/App::FatPacker - pack your dependencies onto your script file revisions <*:##NULL>
9956 compare is cmp, eq, ne for strings, <=>, ==, != for numbers revisions <*:##NULL>
9957 perl threads is perl threads are bad because: they create an entire new interpreter with a copy of everything, have no real shared data, copy data between the interpreters, take more memory than forking, and having perl compiled with thread support slows down down every single perl operation, whether you are using threads or not. revisions <*:##NULL>
9958 a6 is an unloved DNS record for IPv6, use AAAA records instead revisions <*:##NULL>
9959 aaaa is an A record only for IPv6 revisions <*:##NULL>
9964 metacpan bug is Report metacpan.org bugs here https://github.com/CPAN-API/metacpan-web/issues/new revisions <*:##NULL>
9970 perl advent is http://perl6advent.wordpress.com/ http://www.perladvent.org/2013/ http://advent.perldancer.org/2013 http://www.catalystframework.org/calendar/ http://leonerds-code.blogspot.co.uk/2013/12/futures-advent-day-1.html revisions <*:##NULL>
9971 archondev is | known as gmpaul < mst> gmpaul: you are not competent. you refuse to learn. and you're a help vampire. revisions <*:##NULL>
9972 gmpaul is <alias> archondev revisions <*:##NULL>
9975 install cpanm is curl -L http://cpanmin.us | perl - --sudo App::cpanminus revisions <*:##NULL>
9976 alive is JOHHNY 5 IS ALIVE! revisions <*:##NULL>
9979 mirror is read [life with cpan]; also o conf urllist http://cpan.shadowcatprojects.net ;; o conf commit ;; reload index # in a cpan shell, for great justice | cpanm: export PERL_CPANM_OPT="--mirror http://cpan.shadowcatprojects.net --mirror-only" revisions <*:##NULL>
9980 lp example is http://my.safaribooksonline.com/book/programming/perl/9781449311063/learning-perl/id2924359 - but please don't call subs with & and always 'use strict' revisions <*:##NULL>
9981 stop being a slow bitch! revisions <*:##NULL>
9982 d_arcy: also, make sure the problem is really that you're not getting a match revisions <*:##NULL>
9984 i care, because my pantry is not insulated revisions <*:##NULL>
9995 hashref slice is hashref slice @$hashref{ @keys }; or a nested hashref: @{ $foo->{bar}{hashref} }{ @keys } revisions <*:##NULL>
9996 arrayref is @array[@indices] -> @{$arrayref}[@indices] revisions <*:##NULL>
9997 listref is You can't take a reference to a list! revisions <*:##NULL>
9998 first base is Who is on first base. revisions <*:##NULL>
9999 second base is What is on second base. revisions <*:##NULL>
10000 i don't know is Third base! revisions <*:##NULL>
10005 stored bgyfgoedkunp was wfvjilowltty foal revisions <*:##NULL>
10013 wfvjilowltty is {echo bgyfgoedkunp foal}
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10014 bgyfgoedkunp was {echo wfvjilowltty foal}
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10015 qryczqiiljne is {echo wujyeoedpdly foal}
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10016 wujyeoedpdly was {echo ktqhpaeleywx foal}
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10017 ktqhpaeleywx will be {echo qryczqiiljne foal}
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10018 beahjdrtevww is {echo perlbot: jvbcomnujppj foal}
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10019 jvbcomnujppj was {echo perlbot: foal beahjdrtevww}
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10020 nonsense-pair-helper is `echo `fact func `arg 1' is perlbot: foal `arg 2'' `fact func `arg 2' was perlbot: `arg 1' foal''
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10021 nonsense-pair is `call nonsense-pair-helper `eval join" ",map{join"",map{("a".."z")[rand 26]}1..12}1,2''
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10022 qkqjjrphsqjm is perlbot: foal icrxhtqllhlo
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10023 icrxhtqllhlo was perlbot: qkqjjrphsqjm foal
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10024 jjqdupvnskjj is perlbot: foal tdrfdduawtiz
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10025 tdrfdduawtiz was perlbot: jjqdupvnskjj foal
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10026 qhgzyyeuehcr is `eval "foal"eq`arg d&n'?"qhgzyyeuehcr":""'
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10027 celramgmewrb is `echo qkqjjrphsqjm'
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10028 kixmtskukeaz is `echo kixmtskukeaz'
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10029 muoujwpvtahz is `eval "foal"eq`arh d&n'?"kixmtskukeaz":""'
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10030 beagccjivgpo is `eval "foal"eq`arg d&n'?"muwtooncimqj":""'
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10031 muwtooncimqj is `echo muwtooncimqj'
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10032 kjiukuhpugri is `eval "foal"eq lc`arg d&n'?"bqjychagrkcb foal":"ok"'
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10033 bqjychagrkcb is `echo bqjychagrkcb'
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10036 dpgkatmvyhgo is `echo dpgkatmvyhgo'
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10037 phbutynlmrgq is `echo phbutynlmrgq'
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10038 qgvbpstqrlvv is `eval "foal"eq lc`arg d&n'?"phbutynlmrgq aplqqhtaucsn":"ok"'
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10040 1 fqeslvdjwweu is `echo fqeslvdjwweu'
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10046 perlbrew is App::perlbrew; lets you install multiple perls easily and switch between them; <http://perlbrew.pl> <http://p3rl.org/App::perlbrew> | If you're wanting to understand more of what it does for you, check these: http://tinyurl.com/chooseperl http://tinyurl.com/linkperl http://tinyurl.com/compperl revisions <*:##NULL>
10047 effective perlbrew is http://tinyurl.com/chooseperl http://tinyurl.com/linkperl http://tinyurl.com/compperl revisions <*:##NULL>
10050 2+2 is 5, but only for large values of 2 revisions <*:##NULL>
10051 spelunky is a cool platform game. Don't try to steal in-game! revisions <*:##NULL>
10072 qv is qv or not qv, is that the question? revisions <*:##NULL>
10073 np is P! Homer Simpson said so. revisions <*:##NULL>
10074 knowbot is know, know, know your bot... revisions <*:##NULL>
10075 is a descendent of buubot, which was the f#perl infobot revisions <*:##NULL>
10077 perigrin is a rouge agent unknown by the perlbots. revisions <*:##NULL>
10078 headdesk is http://svpow.files.wordpress.com/2013/12/headdesk.gif revisions <*:##NULL>
10082 bobby tables is http://xkcd.com/327/ revisions <*:##NULL>
10083 oic is Oh, I See revisions <*:##NULL>
10084 fpcboe is Freenode Perl Channel Brain Offloading Engine revisions <*:##NULL>
10085 idea is http://i.imgur.com/xVyoSl.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
10087 spelling is Alas, poor spelling, I knew him well. revisions <*:##NULL>
10092 mod_perl vs psgi is http://perlmaven.com/perl-cgi-mod-perl-psgi revisions <*:##NULL>
10093 psgi vs mod_perl is http://perlmaven.com/perl-cgi-mod-perl-psgi revisions <*:##NULL>
10096 map and grep is http://altreus.blogspot.co.uk/2011/10/understanding-and-using-map-and-grep.html revisions <*:##NULL>
10100 hashbang is the #! in #!/usr/bin/perl - might also be /usr/bin/env perl and then #!perl -Corwhatevs to set flags on subsequent lines (but not -T) - see also http://www.in-ulm.de/~mascheck/various/shebang/ revisions <*:##NULL>
10102 "no output" is If your line of code takes too long to finish, perlbot will kill it. If perlbot's host is highly loaded, your code will take longer to run. revisions <*:##NULL>
10113 knock, knock? is Who's there? revisions <*:##NULL>
10114 ioccc is Internaltional Obfuscated C Code Contest. revisions <*:##NULL>
10116 dupa is help vampire. does not listen. see http://pastebin.ca/raw/2535644 revisions <*:##NULL>
10224 irc channels is irc://chat.freenode.net/perl and irc://irc.perl.org/perl-help are good places to ask for perl help. revisions <*:##NULL>
10226 perltidy is Beautify/reformat your code automatically with https://metacpan.org/release/Perl-Tidy ; http://perltidy.sourceforge.net/ ; PBP .perltidyrc - https://gist.github.com/kimmel/1305940 revisions <*:##NULL>
10228 json is JavaScript Object Notation - a simple (and somewhat limited) serialisation format based on JavaScript’s syntax. See - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSON . In Perl, parse it with https://metacpan.org/pod/JSON::MaybeXS . In JavaScript use JSON.parse . revisions <*:##NULL>
10229 spore is REST abstraction, see https://github.com/SPORE/specifications and https://github.com/spore/api-description for implemented services revisions <*:##NULL>
10230 flying lolcat is http://imgur.com/AzKMhYp revisions <*:##NULL>
10236 flying lolcats is http://imgur.com/AzKMhYp revisions <*:##NULL>
10238 eva is Neon Genesis Evanjellydonut revisions <*:##NULL>
10239 perl -de0 is a poor man's repl, but Devel::REPL is much nicer. revisions <*:##NULL>
10247 _tempconv is <eval $t="<arg>"; if ($t =~ /([\-+]?\d+(?:\.\d+)?(?:ee?[\-+]?\d+)?)(?:\s*°)?\s*(c|f|k)/i){$n=$1;$s=lc$2;if($s eq "k"){$c=$n-273.15}elsif($s eq"c"){$c=$n}elsif($s eq"f"){$c=($n-32)/1.8};$f=$c*1.8+32;$k=$c+273.15;$q="%0.02f";sprintf"${q}°F = ${q}°C = ${q}K",$f,$c,$k;}else{"Please input a temperature in F, C, or K"} >
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10248 f2c is <eval $f=0+(<arg>); $c=sprintf"%.2f",($f-32)*5/9; "$f°F = $c°C">
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10250 c2f is <eval $c=0+(<arg>); $f=sprintf"%.2f",$c*9/5+32; "$c°C = $f°F">
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10251 fuck it is http://i.imgur.com/wcZTKfPl.png revisions <*:##NULL>
10253 worse is better revisions <*:##NULL>
10254 she is she who must be obeyed revisions <*:##NULL>
10255 bot is a bastard, thats who perlbot is revisions <*:##NULL>
10256 kensho is Task::Kensho lists community-recommended modules for various programming tasks. See https://metacpan.org/pod/Task::Kensho revisions <*:##NULL>
10257 happy kitty is happy revisions <*:##NULL>
10258 fold case is for case-insensitive comparison, try perldoc -f fc (5.16+), see http://www.effectiveperlprogramming.com/2012/02/fold-cases-properly/ revisions <*:##NULL>
10259 i think there were even example codes posted to revisions <*:##NULL>
10261 english.pm is We don't recommend English.pm, because you can't read others' code and others can't read yours. If you rely on the punctuation vars so much that English helps, you have deeper problems. revisions <*:##NULL>
10263 claims to be 5.13.something, don't subs get hoisted? which makes me think it's because it's in the lexical scope but also hoisted out to top level revisions <*:##NULL>
10265 ffs is For f---'s sake. revisions <*:##NULL>
10266 drink is Don't drink and code. You might hit a breakpoint and spill the drink. revisions <*:##NULL>
10267 bugs is A program not written has no bugs. revisions <*:##NULL>
10277 zoffix is http://metacpan.org/author/ZOFFIX revisions <*:##NULL>
10280 you will: hiss at, purr at foal being a tremendous buttlord that needs a ronove battle with people I knew revisions <*:##NULL>
10282 urban is <get http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=<fact _urlencode <arg>> //*[@class='meaning']>
Your Xpath didn't match anything
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10287 d'oh is Homer Simpson says, "All fools present, please say d'oh!" revisions <*:##NULL>
10288 clue is You couldn't get a clue, even with a clue machine and a quarter. revisions <*:##NULL>
10295 consistency is "A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds, adored by little statesmen and philosophers and divines. With consistency a great soul has simply nothing to do. Speak what you think now in hard words, and to-morrow speak what to-morrow thinks in hard words again, though it contradict every thing you said to-day." revisions <*:##NULL>
10296 addition is Addition used to commute, but now it telecommutes. revisions <*:##NULL>
10297 tell getty the tubes are broken revisions <*:##NULL>
10298 possibly but being that its a perl chan, i would think it's some revisions <*:##NULL>
10301 stored possibly but being that its a perl chan, i would think it's some revisions <*:##NULL>
10306 how to get help is How to Get Help Online (2013 ed.) - http://www.shlomifish.org/philosophy/computers/how-to-get-help-online/2013.html - search engines, IRC, Stack Exchange (Stackoverflow/etc.), mailing lists/web-forums . revisions <*:##NULL>
10308 fantastiska fyran is https://www.flashback.org/t1825685 revisions <*:##NULL>
10309 slow re is http://swtch.com/~rsc/regexp/regexp1.html revisions <*:##NULL>
10310 slow regex is http://swtch.com/~rsc/regexp/regexp1.html revisions <*:##NULL>
10311 debugging clever code is "Debugging is twice as hard as writing the code in the first place. Therefore, if you write the code as cleverly as possible, you are, by definition, not smart enough to debug it." --Brian Kernighan revisions <*:##NULL>
10312 problems is "The significant problems we face can never be resolved at the level of thinking that created them." -- Albert Einstein revisions <*:##NULL>
10318 your mom is deprecated revisions <*:##NULL>
10323 lemons is When life gives you lemons, make lemoncello. revisions <*:##NULL>
10325 here-doc is look in perldoc perlop, under "Quote-Like Operators", look for "here-document" revisions <*:##NULL>
10326 leaks is http://blog.woobling.org/2009/05/become-hero-plumber.html revisions <*:##NULL>
10330 security is https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Main_Page revisions <*:##NULL>
10334 sieve is my %sieve; my @primes = (2,3); my ($p_i, $p, $q, $n)=(1,3,9,3); push @primes, do { { $n += 2; if ( my $s = delete $sieve{$n} ) { push @{$sieve{$n + $_}}, $_ for @$s; redo } elsif ( $n < $q ) { $n } else { push @{$sieve{$q + $p*2}}, $p * 2; $p = $primes[++$p_i]; $q = $p*$p; redo } } } while @primes < 100; \@primes revisions <*:##NULL>
10335 refref is ref revisions <*:##NULL>
10337 1e5 is my ($p_i, $p, $q, $n, $last, @primes, %sieve)=(1,3,9,5,-1,2,3); OUTER: for( my $cnt = @primes; $cnt < 1e5; $n += 2 ) { if ( my $s = delete $sieve{$n} ) { push @{$sieve{$n + $_}}, $_ for @$s } elsif ( $n < $q ) { push @primes, $n if @primes <= sqrt(1e5); $last = $n; ++$cnt } else { push @{$sieve{$q + $p*2}}, $p * 2; $p = $primes[++$p_i]; $q = $p*$p } }; $last revisions <*:##NULL>
10338 ff is Take a flying fuck at a galloping goose! revisions <*:##NULL>
10339 did is I done gone and went and done did it. revisions <*:##NULL>
10340 kemosabe is http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/mm134/jimmylh/kemosabe-1.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
10348 autovivification is Perl will automatically create a reference if it can, simply because you acted like there should be one there. See perldoc perlref. Turn it off with 'no autovivification;' - see https://metacpan.org/pod/autovivification revisions <*:##NULL>
10349 ask is Questions in the channel should be specific, informative, complete, concise, and on-topic. Don't ask if you can ask a question first. Don't ask if a person is there; just ask what you intended to ask them. Better questions more frequently yield better answers. | and see perfect question revisions <*:##NULL>
10360 psgi is [fact plack]
http://plackperl.org/ - an interface between Perl web applications and web servers (inspired by Python's WSGI and Ruby's Rack).
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10365 your mother was a toaster revisions <*:##NULL>
10366 bulletins is http://www.gocomics.com/calvinandhobbes/1986/10/25 revisions <*:##NULL>
10380 sql injection is [fact sql injections]
Avoid interpolating arbitrary text into SQL statements - see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SQL_injection ; use placeholders, also see Text/Markup injection - http://shlomif-tech.livejournal.com/35301.html .
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10387 context is See http://perl.plover.com/context.html. In a nutshell: When Perl evaluates an expression, it first looks to see whether a scalar, a list, or nothing (void) is expected as the return value, and the expression is evaluated accordingly. For example, in $x = foo(); @x = foo(); foo(); , foo() is evaluated respectively in scalar, list, and void context. See also the wantarray function in perlfunc. revisions <*:##NULL>
10389 mold is I guess I feel like learning perl is like learning to glue one mold colony to another. revisions <*:##NULL>
10394 vaguecat is http://www.trout.me.uk/caption.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
10396 conjugation is http://sherlock.scsys.co.uk/~matthewt/NN-conjugation revisions <*:##NULL>
10397 8-ball replies can has "It is certain/It is decidedly so/Without a doubt/Yes definitely/You may rely on it/As I see it, yes/Most likely/Outlook good/Yes/Signs point to yes/Reply hazy try again/Ask again later/Better not tell you now/Cannot predict now/Concentrate and ask again/Don't count on it/My reply is no/My sources say no/Outlook not so good/Very doubtful" revisions <*:##NULL>
10398 hashes is [fact hash]
known as an associative array, map or dictionary (but don't call it that in perl contexts), a hash is a data structure that maps strings to scalars. See http://perl-begin.org/topics/hashes/ .
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10399 math::pari is see https://rt.cpan.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=94136 revisions <*:##NULL>
10400 pari is SEE RT -> https://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=94136 and then: cpan, look Math::Pari, wget 'ftp://megrez.math.u-bordeaux.fr/pub/pari/unix/OLD/2.1/pari-2.1.7.tgz', perl Makefile.PL pari_tgz=`pwd`/pari-2.1.7.tgz && make && make test && make install revisions <*:##NULL>
10401 ctan is Comprehensive TeX Archive Network revisions <*:##NULL>
10405 varvarnames is [fact varvarname]
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10406 varvarvarvarvarvarvarname is no, stop revisions <*:##NULL>
10409 method madness is [fact madness with methods]
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10410 is still built on chrisbot? i thought it was now built on buubot revisions <*:##NULL>
10413 the best is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_l35ePHH8qM revisions <*:##NULL>
10418 filter is Don't use source filters, they're evil! Use Devel::Declare instead, if possible. revisions <*:##NULL>
10419 anno's law is irc is a competition between regulars and perl newcomers. both parties are trying to ge the other side to give them code, but rarely succeed revisions <*:##NULL>
10420 spa is http://www.savagechickens.com/2013/09/try-harder.html revisions <*:##NULL>
10425 spacecraft is Reentry is hot, not from friction, but from a heat-pump-like effect, caused by the craft compressing the air in front of it. revisions <*:##NULL>
10428 random is Any one who considers arithmetical methods of producing random digits is, of course, in a state of sin. revisions <*:##NULL>
10429 keyword is perldoc perlapi (see PL_keyword_plugin) | Keyword::API | Devel::Declare | Keyword::Simple revisions <*:##NULL>
10431 sc0 is You mean sco, not sc0 revisions <*:##NULL>
10435 pcre is PCRE (the so-called "Perl-compatible regular expression" library) is not Perl. It lacks several features of Perl regexes. Don't bother asking for help with a PCRE pattern in a Perl channel as the answers will not be relevant. Try #regex, or the channel for your language. See also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PCRE#Differences_from_Perl and LPBD. revisions <*:##NULL>
10438 file::find is [fact file-find]
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10440 prompt is ... what is my line? revisions <*:##NULL>
10443 $b is [fact $a]
Don't use $a or $b as variable names. Not even in examples. They are not normal variables and will not behave like normal variables. The only place they are cromulent is in a sort or List::Util block. Please see https://metacpan.org/pod/Perl::Critic::Policy::Community::DollarAB ; consider using $x, $y instead. | https://perldoc.perl.org/variables/$a
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10444 $a and $b is [fact $a]
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10445 $a or $b is [fact $a]
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10446 $a xor $b is [fact $a]
Don't use $a or $b as variable names. Not even in examples. They are not normal variables and will not behave like normal variables. The only place they are cromulent is in a sort or List::Util block. Please see https://metacpan.org/pod/Perl::Critic::Policy::Freenode::DollarAB ; consider using $x, $y instead. | https://perldoc.pl/variables/$a
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10458 why ugh? no ip are actually used, it sounded easier for mst, Botje, revisions <*:##NULL>
10464 dp is DON'T PANIC revisions <*:##NULL>
10466 op is http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000165/ revisions <*:##NULL>
10467 getopt is Getopt::Long is the perl way of handling commandline options revisions <*:##NULL>
10476 http 503 is 503 Service Unavailable - No server is available to handle your request revisions <*:##NULL>
10480 rindolf: we are not calling you fish, it's revisions <*:##NULL>
10486 stored ftech is Perl apprentice monk, reading "Intermediate Perl" revisions <*:##NULL>
10493 corgifex is Central Organization of Insecure Feeling Express revisions <*:##NULL>
10494 ftech is ftech revisions <*:##NULL>
10498 object thinking is a book about OO principles, see http://www.microsoft.com/learning/en-us/book.aspx?ID=6820 revisions <*:##NULL>
10499 europa-europa is a greek mythology Phoenician princess who was seduced by Zeus and gave its name to the subcontinent. revisions <*:##NULL>
10500 love and peace is Get a job, hippy! revisions <*:##NULL>
10502 rakudo is Check #perl6 revisions <*:##NULL>
10505 youtube title is an Irssi script to print title of mentioned youtube links; https://github.com/olof/irssi-youtube-title revisions <*:##NULL>
10506 my $string = "parachutes are good"; $string =~ /chute/; pos($string) = $-[0]; $string =~ /\G.*//; revisions <*:##NULL>
10510 day is [eval binmode STDOUT; $_ = 'Good morning / afternoon / evening / night'; print "\x{202d}$1\x{202e}$3" while s/(.)(.*)(.)/$2/;]
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10511 bikeshed is [fact bike shed]
bike shed is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_of_the_bikeshed
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10515 copypasta is duplicate spagetti code revisions <*:##NULL>
10518 arch broken perl is using Arch? Perl segfaults? try https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=1428675 revisions <*:##NULL>
10522 dude is Don't Use Dat Expression! revisions <*:##NULL>
10523 vart är japh is http://i.imgur.com/wgnqi6B.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
10524 var är japh is http://i.imgur.com/wgnqi6B.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
10525 memory leaks is http://blog.woobling.org/2009/05/become-hero-plumber.html | https://metacpan.org/pod/Devel::MAT revisions <*:##NULL>
10528 urbit is strange virtual machine functional programming ship https://github.com/urbit/urbit revisions <*:##NULL>
10529 scripting language is The term "scripting language" is problematic - http://is.gd/FidFZ9 ( https://github.com/shlomif/Freenode-programming-channel-FAQ/blob/master/FAQ.mdwn ). revisions <*:##NULL>
10532 perl license is http://dev.perl.org/licenses/ revisions <*:##NULL>
10539 lucaspc is JAFPH - just another fool perl hacker revisions <*:##NULL>
10543 regexp::debugger is Visually debug regexes in place. See demo here: http://youtu.be/zcSFIUiMgAs revisions <*:##NULL>
10547 wildcards gone wild is http://www.defensecode.com/public/DefenseCode_Unix_WildCards_Gone_Wild.txt revisions <*:##NULL>
10548 sql server is http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4905624/how-do-i-connect-with-perl-to-sql-server revisions <*:##NULL>
10558 irta is I read that as revisions <*:##NULL>
10559 ifrta is I first read that as revisions <*:##NULL>
10560 inlhtr is I never learned how to read! revisions <*:##NULL>
10571 editors is Emacs | Vi | Vim | Notepadplusplus | Eclipse | Padre | Gvim | Komodo | KDevelop | See also IDE revisions <*:##NULL>
10581 rosh gadol is http://www.joelonsoftware.com/items/2004/12/06.html - literally "Big Head" or "Small Head", Hebrew slang for taking initiative, and being awesome at your job or responsibilities regardless of how small they are. revisions <*:##NULL>
10585 ops # curtis appears to be an auto-msg bot revisions <*:##NULL>
10587 going to yapc::eu is (2014) mauke, Su-Shee revisions <*:##NULL>
10591 dos on dope is http://secretgeek.net/dod_intro.asp revisions <*:##NULL>
10592 rename is https://metacpan.org/release/File-Rename - not the crap one from util-linux. revisions <*:##NULL>
10593 rosh katan is [fact rosh gadol]
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10594 rosh qatan is [fact rosh gadol]
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10598 obsolete is http://safr.kingfeatures.com/idn/test/zone/xml/content.php?file=aHR0cDovL3NhZnIua2luZ2ZlYXR1cmVzLmNvbS9CZWV0bGVCYWlsZXkvMjAwMy8wMS9CZWV0bGVfQmFpbGV5LjIwMDMwMTA3XzkwMC5naWY= revisions <*:##NULL>
10602 levitation is http://safr.kingfeatures.com/idn/test/zone/xml/content.php?file=aHR0cDovL3NhZnIua2luZ2ZlYXR1cmVzLmNvbS9CZWV0bGVCYWlsZXkvMjAwNC8wNy9CZWV0bGVfQmFpbGV5LjIwMDQwNzI2XzkwMC5naWY= revisions <*:##NULL>
10603 republican is http://safr.kingfeatures.com/idn/test/zone/xml/content.php?file=aHR0cDovL3NhZnIua2luZ2ZlYXR1cmVzLmNvbS9CZWV0bGVCYWlsZXkvMjAwNS8wNC9CZWV0bGVfQmFpbGV5X3FzLjIwMDUwNDAzXzkwMC5naWY= revisions <*:##NULL>
10605 local::lib problem is cpan "suddenly" installs into weird places? you accidently enabled local::lib during the first run. remove .cpan, delete local::lib stuff in bashrc/profile etc, re-run. revisions <*:##NULL>
10607 xy is [fact xy problem]
You want to do X, but don't know how. You think you can solve it using Y, but don't know how to do that, either. So, you ask about Y in order to solve X, which doesn't make sense. Just ask about X!
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10608 snappy is http://tinyurl.com/m3vhxv2 revisions <*:##NULL>
10609 works via /msg too is and that's a good way to test things before spamming the channel revisions <*:##NULL>
10610 polar is http://tinyurl.com/pvteowf revisions <*:##NULL>
10612 naked is http://tinyurl.com/pv2udjz | http://tinyurl.com/pg43d94 revisions <*:##NULL>
10613 ik's a dork is https://twitter.com/marmel/status/489798600474386432 revisions <*:##NULL>
10614 godiva is http://tinyurl.com/omdqhem revisions <*:##NULL>
10615 whoa is whoa revisions <*:##NULL>
10616 cpan wrappers is http://perl-begin.org/topics/cpan/wrappers-for-distributions/ revisions <*:##NULL>
10617 slackware is slackware 14.1 released! revisions <*:##NULL>
10619 pygmalion effect is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pygmalion_effect - "The greater the expectation placed upon people, the better they perform." Contrast with the "golem effect". revisions <*:##NULL>
10622 yapc::eu is European YAPC - http://act.yapc.eu/ye2014/ - Sofia, Bulgaria 22.08.-24.08. @yapceu on twitter! revisions <*:##NULL>
10628 miyagawa is https://metacpan.org/author/MIYAGAWA - Creator of Place/PSGI, cpanm, etc. revisions <*:##NULL>
10629 fly2web is fly2web/Firebox/gotohome__/gotohell/~lee@various Korean IP proxies... persistent ban evader revisions <*:##NULL>
10631 event reflexivity is http://leonerds-code.blogspot.com/2014/02/event-reflexive-programming.html revisions <*:##NULL>
10632 note to self: next time the wireless goes down, see if the router is still 'alive' by using the ethernet cable to connect laptop to router. revisions <*:##NULL>
10634 if the router's ethernet "switches" are alive when it's wireless isn't, then I could plug a cheap Wireless Access Point into one of them. revisions <*:##NULL>
10636 filehandle is [fact file handles]
Don't use 'open FH, ... ', write: 'open my $fh, ...'. See http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Perl_Programming/Filehandles
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10639 lgbt is LGBT is "Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans"/etc. revisions <*:##NULL>
10640 xslate is a template revisions <*:##NULL>
10642 uses is Don't ask "Does anyone use _?" since someone might use it, but not consider themselves an expert. Just ask your actual question. See also 'ask' revisions <*:##NULL>
10646 socket is networking constants and support functions - https://metacpan.org/pod/Socket revisions <*:##NULL>
10648 io::socket is a utility class for writing IRC clients revisions <*:##NULL>
10650 doxygen is automated documentation or http://www.stack.nl/~dimitri/doxygen/ | http://www.bigsister.ch/doxygenfilter/ revisions <*:##NULL>
10655 error messages are error messages: you're allowed to read them revisions <*:##NULL>
10657 one liner is Perl is useful for one-liners. See http://www.catonmat.net/series/perl-one-liners-explained revisions <*:##NULL>
10658 sherlock holmes about awk is Sherlock Holmes about Awk - http://shlomifish.livejournal.com/1991.html - don't keep too much knowledge in you resident mind. "What you don't know, doesn't hurt you." revisions <*:##NULL>
10659 futures advent is http://leonerds-code.blogspot.co.uk/2013/12/futures-advent-day-1.html revisions <*:##NULL>
10660 select loop is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asynchronous_I/O revisions <*:##NULL>
10664 pipe is | revisions <*:##NULL>
10667 fp is Functional Programming - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Functional_programming revisions <*:##NULL>
10668 surveys is Survey-like questions such as "Does anyone use XXX?" or "Who here has done YYY?" are not very good in #perl -- it is usually much better to actually describe the problem you are trying to solve. See also <perfect question> and <xy problem> revisions <*:##NULL>
10670 address is http://www.mjt.me.uk/posts/falsehoods-programmers-believe-about-addresses/ revisions <*:##NULL>
10674 addresses is [fact address]
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10675 apue is http://www.amazon.com/Advanced-Programming-UNIX-Environment-Edition/dp/0321637739 revisions <*:##NULL>
10679 motas is MOTAS is Members of the Appropriate Sex revisions <*:##NULL>
10680 dvcs is DVCS is distributed version control system revisions <*:##NULL>
10681 goliath is The David who Fought Goliath was a hacker or an action hero - http://is.gd/equdhC revisions <*:##NULL>
10682 quoting hell is quoting hell vs quoting heaven is https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/sayeret-lambda/oTdS8d0hqoE revisions <*:##NULL>
10683 tias is Try It And See: the best way to learn whether something works, or what it does. (Alternatively: Touch Ignition And Sprint) revisions <*:##NULL>
10684 transcode is Don't transcode videos with regex! Use avconv or ffmpeg or the internets revisions <*:##NULL>
10685 preaction is for every action there is a preaction | has no hair on his knees revisions <*:##NULL>
10686 templates is [fact template]
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10687 templating is [fact template]
Template Toolkit, Text::Template, Petal, ClearSilver, Text::Xslate, HTML::Zoom, Mojo::Template, Template::Pure. Avoid HTML::Template which is buggy and quirky.
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10688 templating system is [fact template]
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10694 bind values is [fact placeholders]
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10709 free speech is https://xkcd.com/1357/ revisions <*:##NULL>
10710 android is From perl 5.20 on you can compile perl and libperl for android. This only gives you the interpreter though, you still need to go through FFI *and* JNI if you want to write full applications. revisions <*:##NULL>
10712 tell blue_sky this is not a love song revisions <*:##NULL>
10719 can't use cpan is [fact but i can't use cpan]
http://shadowcat.co.uk/blog/matt-s-trout/but-i-cant-use-cpan/ | Please tell us what restrictions you are working with so we can best help you make your life easier with CPAN!
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10722 prototype is [fact prototypes]
please don't write sub name_of_sub (...) { - it's almost certainly not what you want, just do sub name_of_sub { ... } - see http://ow.ly/RknZs for a detailed explanation of why. To do it properly see "Signatures" in perlsub. If you're on an older perl you can do it with "signatures", "Function::Parameters" from CPAN.
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10725 channel is # or ! or & or + revisions <*:##NULL>
10727 aol is actually The September That Never Ended began in 1993, when AOL gave usenet access to its tens of thousands, now millions, of users. revisions <*:##NULL>
10729 perl tutorials is [fact tutorials]
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10734 vague is vague question is really, really vague, in fact it's so fucking vague that you can't even caption a cat with it because the cat would DIE OF VAGUE | http://www.trout.me.uk/vague.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
10736 sprintf +(5) - 2 # that "". thing is yucky, no? I'd do print +(... revisions <*:##NULL>
10737 one off is A one-off is the first time you use a script that later becomes historical reasons revisions <*:##NULL>
10740 ntz is can't install modules because reasons. revisions <*:##NULL>
10744 pola is Principle of Least Astonishment http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principle_of_least_astonishment revisions <*:##NULL>
10752 thx is THX means http://enwp.org/THX , a sound reproduction standard - and worse still, a set of macros in perl core for XS to use. So please spell out "thanks" in #perl (or use the northern english "ta" and blame mst) | 10x is right out revisions <*:##NULL>
10753 varvarname is Why it's inadvisable to `use a variable as a variable name' - http://perl.plover.com/varvarname.html revisions <*:##NULL>
10755 stack trace is Devel::Confess | run your script with -d:Confess to get a stack trace revisions <*:##NULL>
10756 make test warnings is http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=979175 | upgrade Test::Harness to 3.24+ revisions <*:##NULL>
10757 programming perl is "Programming Perl" by O'Reilly, if you get a recent edition, is a good alternative for people who already know some programming revisions <*:##NULL>
10758 pp is [fact programming perl]
"Programming Perl" by O'Reilly, if you get a recent edition, is a good alternative for people who already know some programming
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10759 lex is Parse::Yapp or Marpa::R2 http://marpa-guide.github.io/chapter1.html or https://metacpan.org/pod/Parser::MGC revisions <*:##NULL>
10760 headless is any application which normally runs with a gui, but has been butchered so it can run as a library or cli. revisions <*:##NULL>
10761 transistor is A device placed into electronic circuits to protect fuses by exploding before the fuse can react. revisions <*:##NULL>
10762 how do we know that money isnt being fed into perl6 ?? :) revisions <*:##NULL>
10764 stat is ($dev,$ino,$mode,$nlink,$uid,$gid,$rdev,$size,$atime,$mtime,$ctime,$blksize,$blocks) = stat($_); | use File::stat; revisions <*:##NULL>
10766 concurrency and async in perl is https://blog.afoolishmanifesto.com/posts/concurrency-and-async-in-perl/ revisions <*:##NULL>
10770 joel on unicode is http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/Unicode.html revisions <*:##NULL>
10777 joel on utf-8 is [fact joel on unicode]
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10778 utf8 is Usage: utf8 {utf8 character|hex codepoint}. Also see jagerman's terminal-based version at http://jagerman.com/utf8 revisions <*:##NULL>
10780 encoding layer is open my $reader, "<:encoding(UTF-8)" ==> (character strings) ==> open my $writer, ">:encoding(UTF-8)" | binmode STDOUT, ':encoding(UTF-8)' revisions <*:##NULL>
10784 http clients is HTTP::Tiny, LWP, WWW::Mechanize, Mojo::UserAgent, cURL, wget (and bindings) revisions <*:##NULL>
10787 adoption is You can find a list of modules in need of adoption at http://neilb.org/adoption/ revisions <*:##NULL>
10791 @inc is To change @INC (perldoc perlvar), 'use lib' (perldoc lib), or use the -I option to perl (perldoc perlrun), or set the PERLLIB or PERL5LIB environment variables (perldoc perlrun), or recompile perl. See also local::lib for making installing modules to a custom @INC easier revisions <*:##NULL>
10793 latency is https://gist.github.com/jboner/2841832 | http://i.imgur.com/k0t1e.png | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEpsKnWZrJ8 revisions <*:##NULL>
10797 carp is Alternative to Perl's built-in error/warning mechanisms, providing context from the user's point of view. warn (caller); cluck: warn (stack); croak: die (caller); confess: die (stack). See also Carp::Always revisions <*:##NULL>
10798 task::kensho is see Kensho revisions <*:##NULL>
10799 casefolding is Comparing or matching a string case-insensitively. In Perl, it is implemented with the "/i" pattern modifier, the "fc" function, and the "\F" double-quote translation escape. revisions <*:##NULL>
10800 casemapping is The process of converting a string to one of the four Unicode casemaps; in Perl, it is implemented with the "fc", "lc", "ucfirst", and "uc" functions. revisions <*:##NULL>
10802 warning is A message printed to the "STDERR" stream to the effect that something might be wrong but isn't worth blowing up over. See CORE::warn() or Carp::carp(). revisions <*:##NULL>
10803 typeglob is Use of a single identifier, prefixed with "*". For example, *name stands for any or all of $name, @name, %name, &name, or just "name". How you use it determines whether it is interpreted as all or only one of them. For the icky details, see: perlmod and perlref revisions <*:##NULL>
10807 sv is Short for "scalar value". Every value inside Perl is passed around as a C language "SV*" pointer. See perlguts for the gritty details. revisions <*:##NULL>
10813 survey is [fact surveys]
Survey-like questions such as "Does anyone use XXX?" or "Who here has done YYY?" are not very good in #perl -- it is usually much better to actually describe the problem you are trying to solve. See also <perfect question> and <xy problem>
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10817 local::lib .bashrc is If CPAN set up your local::lib and can't find the modules it installs, remove the lines it added to .bashrc and add the line: [ $SHLVL -eq 1 ] && eval "$(perl -I$HOME/perl5/lib/perl5 -Mlocal::lib)" revisions <*:##NULL>
10818 tybalt89 is Rick's website that contains links to ws and RicksWM: http://104.10.177.250:8080 revisions <*:##NULL>
10823 orm list is https://metacpan.org/pod/EntityModel#SEE-ALSO revisions <*:##NULL>
10824 web book is http://perlwebbook.com/ revisions <*:##NULL>
10826 unlawful is https://freenode.net/policy.shtml#unlawful revisions <*:##NULL>
10829 script error is Do you join #C and expect help if Word gives you a formatting error? No? Then don't expect #perl to help when some random script is giving you an error. revisions <*:##NULL>
10833 matching email addresses is use Email::Valid; you don't want to do it yourself: http://code.iamcal.com/php/rfc822/full_regexp.txt revisions <*:##NULL>
10835 email regex is [fact matching email addresses]
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10836 give me money is What, do I look like a charity? revisions <*:##NULL>
10840 given is Don't use given/when because it relies on ~~. See smartmatch revisions <*:##NULL>
10846 recommends_policy is CPAN.pm uses o conf recommends_policy to decide whether to install just the required modules, or the recommended ones as well, see perldoc CPAN revisions <*:##NULL>
10847 modcure is ModCure is da man.... revisions <*:##NULL>
10852 shred is http://youtu.be/y2KQ1gqZApM#t=140 revisions <*:##NULL>
10853 su-shee is have you plugged it in and recharged the battery? revisions <*:##NULL>
10854 currency falsehoods is falsehoods programmers believe about currency/prices: https://gist.github.com/rgs/6509585 revisions <*:##NULL>
10855 denied is http://lucumr.pocoo.org/2010/4/3/april-1st-post-mortem/ revisions <*:##NULL>
10856 ikiwiki is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ikiwiki - a cool wiki/etc. engine written in Perl 5 which uses a VCS backend (e.g: git) and can be used online or offline. | with hosting at https://www.branchable.com/ revisions <*:##NULL>
10857 afl is American fuzzy lop - http://lcamtuf.coredump.cx/afl/ revisions <*:##NULL>
10858 minicpan is Host your own CPAN! For local mirrors and/or private repos https://metacpan.org/pod/distribution/CPAN-Mini/bin/minicpan revisions <*:##NULL>
10859 database testing is myTAP and pgTAP by David "theory" Wheeler: http://theory.github.io/mytap/ http://pgtap.org/ basic setup: https://github.com/Su-Shee/pgtap-starter revisions <*:##NULL>
10860 mytap is [fact database testing]
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10861 pgtap is [fact database testing]
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10863 bash quotes is perl -e$'print "\'", \'"\'' or perl -e'print "'\''", '\''"'\' | for other quotes, see http://bash.org revisions <*:##NULL>
10868 profiling is https://metacpan.org/pod/Devel::NYTProf and http://blog.timbunce.org/2008/07/15/nytprof-v2-a-major-advance-in-perl-profilers/ revisions <*:##NULL>
10874 parsing is for complex grammars, use a parser generator such as Parser::MGC, Marpa::R2, Regexp::Grammars, Pegex or one of these: http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.module-authors/2009/09/msg7844.html ; or a specialized parser such as an HTML, XML, JSON or CSV parser ; also see http://perl-begin.org/uses/text-parsing/ revisions <*:##NULL>
10876 parser is [fact parsing]
for complex grammars, use a parser generator such as Parser::MGC, Marpa::R2, Regexp::Grammars, Pegex or one of these: http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.module-authors/2009/09/msg7844.html ; or a specialized parser such as an HTML, XML, JSON or CSV parser ; also see http://perl-begin.org/uses/text-parsing/
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10877 eval_modules is B::Deparse BSD::Resource Carp::Heavy Data::Dumper Data::Munge Date::Parse DateTime DateTimeX::Easy Digest::MD5 Digest::SHA Encode File::Glob Function::Parameters Inline Inline::Python Inline::Ruby Jplugin JSON::XS Language::K20 List::MoreUtils List::Util List::UtilsBy Moose MooseX::Declare PerlIO PerlIO::scalar PHP::Interpreter POSIX Regexp::Common Scalar::MoreUtils revisions <*:##NULL>
10878 cdd is Conference Driven Development revisions <*:##NULL>
10879 like they ruined that chart is so hard, there are few "bad" ones think 4.1.4-r1 is unmasked in emerge .. since When I saw that revisions <*:##NULL>
10881 your words is Your words are so foolishly and ignorantly composed that I cannot believe you understand them. revisions <*:##NULL>
10883 code is Code is how programmers tell other programmers what they want the computer to do revisions <*:##NULL>
10885 illusion of knowledge is "The greatest enemy of knowledge is not ignorance, it is the illusion of knowledge" - Daniel J Boorstin revisions <*:##NULL>
10887 lol is http://www.cad-comic.com/cad/20070407 or Bafflegab for "I am an empty-headed fool. Please disregard me" revisions <*:##NULL>
10889 where is texas? revisions <*:##NULL>
10890 sound off is <eval [$^V, log(~0+1)/log(2)]>
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10891 do what you love is "Do what you love and you'll never work a day in your life... Because no one in that industry is hiring" -- Al Bundy revisions <*:##NULL>
10893 done is http://www.brepettis.com/blog/2009/3/3/the-cult-of-done-manifesto.html revisions <*:##NULL>
10898 iscaliforniaonfire is <get http://www.iscaliforniaonfire.com/ //body>
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10901 runs code in scalar context. if the result is a string, it prints it; if it's a ref, it uses Data::Dumper revisions <*:##NULL>
10904 lhc is <get http://hasthelargehadroncolliderdestroyedtheworldyet.com/>
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10905 pastebin.com is ugly, annoying, slow, mangles some input, weird captchas, ad and JS heavy, screws up copy paste. use something else. (see: notpastebin) revisions <*:##NULL>
10906 klingon is Succeed or die. Do not return in failure. revisions <*:##NULL>
10908 uuid is <echo https://metacpan.org/pod/Data::UUID <get http://www.fileformat.info/tool/guid.htm?count=1&format=text&hyphen=Y>>
https://metacpan.org/pod/Data::UUID : 5cbf0819-8086-4dd7-a141-6dac6efd00ff
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10910 thunderdome is Can't we just get beyond thunderdome? revisions <*:##NULL>
10912 cat pee is "nobody wants to see the cat urine soaking into all your broken snowflakes melting in the light of day" - awesome programming rant: http://www.stilldrinking.org/programming-sucks - see also: tools revisions <*:##NULL>
10913 tools is I HAVE NO TOOLS BECAUSE I'VE DESTROYED MY TOOLS WITH MY TOOLS - excellent programming rant: http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/people/mickens/thenightwatch.pdf - see also: cat pee revisions <*:##NULL>
10914 refs is [fact references]
For information about references in perl, see the built-in perldocs: http://p3rl.org/REF , or if that fails: http://perl-begin.org/topics/references/ . | http://mvp.kablamo.org/basics/references/
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10915 magic is https://www.drupal.org/files/shia-magic.gif revisions <*:##NULL>
10917 orm is "Object Relational Mapping" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Object-relational_mapping) DBIx::Class and a list of many others: https://metacpan.org/pod/distribution/EntityModel/lib/EntityModel.pod#SEE-ALSO revisions <*:##NULL>
10931 _urlencode_reserved is {encode_reserved => 1} revisions <*:##NULL>
10933 lmctfyl is <echo http://lmctfy.org/?lucky=1&q=<fact _urlencode <arg>>>
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10934 lmctfy is <echo http://lmctfy.org/?q=<fact _urlencode <arg>>>
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10939 bidi is [eval $_ = 'Just Another Perl/Bidi Hacker,'; print "\x{202d}$1\x{202e}$3" while s/(.)(.*)(.)/$2/;]
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10945 perl env is perlbrew (http://perlbrew.pl/), plenv (http://weblog.bulknews.net/post/58079418600/plenv-alternative-for-perlbrew) and local::lib. overview: http://shadow.cat/blog/matt-s-trout/mstpan-10. see also "carton" and "pinto". | See also Perl::Build revisions <*:##NULL>
10949 pinto is Pinto helps you build up a CPAN like repository of stable tested module. See https://metacpan.org/pod/distribution/Pinto/bin/pinto for more info. revisions <*:##NULL>
10951 environment is [fact perl env]
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10953 perl-build is [fact Perl::Build]
perl-build, the part of perlbrew that builds and installs a perl, without the installation switching wheels. Useful for installing a perl for a specific application or systemwide use, or to avoid messing with the system perl. http://p3rl.org/perl-build
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10954 carrot is http://www.carrot-programming.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
10955 roll is [eval use Rand::MersenneTwister; $r=Rand::MersenneTwister->new(); $r->seed(); if ("[arg arg]" =~ /^(\d+|)d(\d+)(?:\s*(\+|-)\s*(\d+))?$/i) {$d=$2; $c=$1||1; $o=($4*($3 eq"-"?-1:1))||0; @t=(); for $i (1..$c){$q=1+int($r->rand($d));push@t,$q;$t+=$q;}; $z=$t+$o; "You rolled @t = $t + $o = $z";}]
You rolled 5 4 = 9 + 3 = 12
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10956 has been with perl since he was given life revisions <*:##NULL>
10957 jesus said that there is hellfire that people go to forever if they say no to him and his work on the cross as a payment for their sin. Search this in google "Jesus is savior" and click on how to be saved revisions <*:##NULL>
10960 floating point is What every programmer should know about floating point: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19957-01/806-3568/ncg_goldberg.html revisions <*:##NULL>
10963 /r is /r appeared in 5.14 -- it runs the substitution on a copy of the string and instead of returning the number of substitutions, it returns the modified string revisions <*:##NULL>
10965 anyevent is <mst> we don't support AnyEvent. it's shit and the author is insane. | Use ANY other event system, and you'll be much happier. See async. revisions <*:##NULL>
10967 perl::build is perl-build, the part of perlbrew that builds and installs a perl, without the installation switching wheels. Useful for installing a perl for a specific application or systemwide use, or to avoid messing with the system perl. http://p3rl.org/perl-build revisions <*:##NULL>
10971 b100s is a help vampire who is afraid of using modules. revisions <*:##NULL>
10974 lists is http://altreus.blogspot.com/2011/08/lists-and-things-made-of-lists.html revisions <*:##NULL>
10977 tickit is Terminal Interface Construction Kit, a replacement for terminal libraries such as ncurses. See #tickit or https://github.com/ingydotnet/tickit-info#readme for more details | install Tickit::DSL to get all current widgets revisions <*:##NULL>
10990 macros are still really high on my list of super cool achievements that no one else cares about =[ revisions <*:##NULL>
10992 i mean crete a function which is like revisions <*:##NULL>
10993 pretty sure we are not on revisions <*:##NULL>
10994 has a pastebin for here, and jsfiddle is the most commonly userd revisions <*:##NULL>
10996 _ipv4_json is <get http://ipv6.he.net/exhaustionFeed.php?platform=json /*>
{"v6DomainsPerDay":1440,"exhaustionDate":"2011-02-03","depletedRIRs":{"apnic":1,"arin":2,"ripe":2},"totalTLDs":"1547","v6TLDs":"1521","totalASNs":"58955","v6ASNs":"13993","v6NS":154606,"v6Domains":"10374474","afrinic24s":"5157","afrinicPercent":"1.1","apnic24s":"11239","apnicPercent":"0.3","arin24s":0,"arinPercent":"0.0","lacnic24s":"4","lacnicPercent":"0.0","ripe24s":0,"ripePercent":"0.0","afrinic24delta":"1.767","apnic24delta":"8.802","arin24delta":0,"lacnic24delta":0,"ripe24delta":0,"apnicDepletion":1,"arinDepletion":1,"ripeDepletion":1,"lacnicDepletion":1}
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11003 benchmarks is There are lies, damn lies, statistics, and benchmarks. | See also profiling revisions <*:##NULL>
11004 git-cpan is Easily turn any CPAN distribution into a git repository and send patches: https://metacpan.org/pod/Git::CPAN::Patch See also: https://github.com/gitpan revisions <*:##NULL>
11010 essary and should be avoided for clarity. <html>, <head>, and <body> are all optional tags. Perhaps, it will be clearer if they are omitted in the code examples (at least in Hello World example) to simplify overall snippet. In fact, I think the "Getting Started" section on homepage of http://mojolicio.us/ is the perfect example to use: it's just 3 lines. To the uninitiated, it'll likely be confusing w revisions <*:##NULL>
11011 here would be no wraps. i also don't think this form for dereference is the most common one: $$site_config{hypnotoad_ip} revisions <*:##NULL>
11014 mlehmann is Actively breaks interoperability with modules he doesn't like, refuses to use public bugtracking, and adds opinionated rants to module documentation. Now writes modules for his own special perl. Use his modules at your own risk. Also see http://schplog.schmorp.de/2015-06-06-stableperl-faq.html revisions <*:##NULL>
11019 schmorperl is schmorperl, also known as "stableperl", is MLEHMANN's fork of perl 5.22, with some commits removed to keep Coro working without having to fix it. See http://schplog.schmorp.de/2015-06-06-a-stable-perl.html revisions <*:##NULL>
11024 dump is Data::Dumper, Data::Dump, Data::Printer, Devel::Dwarn, Devel::Peek, Mojo::Util 'dumper' revisions <*:##NULL>
11029 serialisation is [fact serialization]
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11030 serialization is Encode complex data structures as strings/streams. See YAML, JSON, Sereal, Storable. See also SQLite or DBM::Deep for database-like access. http://perl-begin.org/FAQs/freenode-perl/#How_can_I_store_Perl_Data_Structures_on_the_Hard_Disk.3F revisions <*:##NULL>
11031 perl use is Web programming, automation, networking, administration, bio informatics, natural language processing, everything "data", everyday scripting, teaching, GUI programming... and more! Everything but kernel/device drivers, fast math, embedded stuff revisions <*:##NULL>
11032 ugt is Universal Greeting Time http://www.total-knowledge.com/~ilya/mips/ugt.html revisions <*:##NULL>
11033 crlf is "\r\n" varies by platform - in particular this will break if used for sockets code on win32. use Socket qw(:crlf); "$CRLF" instead. see perldoc perlport for details. revisions <*:##NULL>
11036 query string is Don't parse URL query parameters with a regex. Use URI/URI::QueryParam or Mojo::URL/Mojo::Parameters. revisions <*:##NULL>
11040 cgi.pm is an ancient API for talking CGI in Perl. Contains tons of cruft and bad practices, and a bunch of HTML generation functions for no good reason. Plack-based frameworks (Web::Simple, Dancer2, Catalyst) and Mojolicious allow you to write cleaner, faster, safer web applications that can still be served via CGI if needed. See also CGI::Alternatives revisions <*:##NULL>
11041 modern cms is Galileo https://metacpan.org/pod/Galileo revisions <*:##NULL>
11045 perl::critic is a highly configurable and extensible Perl source code analyzer. Comes with policies based on Perl Best Practices (PBP); but see http://p3rl.org/Perl::Critic::Freenode for our recommendations. revisions <*:##NULL>
11048 perl one-liners is http://www.catonmat.net/series/perl-one-liners-explained revisions <*:##NULL>
11056 ihbt is I have been trolled. revisions <*:##NULL>
11057 perl influence is regular expressions, modules and CPAN, first wave of web development, horribly bad scripts, great books, embracing people new to programming revisions <*:##NULL>
11058 perl vs. other languages is Perl is less line noisy than Haskell, less complex than C++, less verbose than Java, and all around less fucking horrible than PHP revisions <*:##NULL>
11064 xomplete is [eval $u="[arg]"; use HTTP::Tiny; HTTP::Tiny::get(" http://suggestqueries.google.com/complete/search?output=toolbar&hl=en&client=firefox&q=" . URI::Escape::uri_escape($u)) ]
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11068 _google_suggest_json my mother is a revisions <*:##NULL>
11078 google suggest is `eval use JSON::XS; $d=`quote d `fact _google_suggest_json `arg~~~; $sug=decode_json $d; join '; ', map {s/\\u([0-9a-f])/"\x{$1}"/eigr;} $sug->[1]->@*~
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11082 _google_suggest_json tm604 is a revisions <*:##NULL>
11083 suggest is `eval use JSON::XS; $d=`quote d `call _google_suggest_json `arg~~~; $sug=decode_json $d; join '; ', map {s/\\u([0-9a-f])/"\x{$1}"/eigr;} $sug->[1]->@*~
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11085 _urlencode tm604 is a revisions <*:##NULL>
11088 _google_suggest_json is `eval $json=`quote d `get http://suggestqueries.google.com/complete/search?output=toolbar&hl=en&client=firefox&q=`call _urlencode `arg~~ /*~~; ~
Error 400 (Bad Request)!!1400.That’s an error.Your client has issued a malformed or illegal request. That’s all we know.
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11091 moose is Stevan Little's brilliant OO infrastructure for Perl, based largely upon the concept of metaclasses. https://metacpan.org/pod/Moose#SYNOPSIS and irc.perl.org/#moose for more info. | fashionable to bitch about the dependencies of. | see Moo for a lighter approach revisions <*:##NULL>
11094 rochester, new york (43.1°n/76.2°w); updated: 2:45 AM CST (December 11, 2012); Conditions: Light Snow ☃ @ -2°C (28°F), Humidity: 70%; Dew Point: 71° F >>> Mostly Clear revisions <*:##NULL>
11109 placeholders is Don't quote or escape, use placeholders! https://metacpan.org/pod/DBI#Placeholders-and-Bind-Values example: my $sth = $db->prepare('INSERT INTO table (a, b) VALUES (?, ?)'); $sth->execute('lol', 'wut'); or just $db->do('INSERT INTO blah VALUES (?,?)', undef, 'lol', 'wut'); revisions <*:##NULL>
11110 threads alternatives is For parallel I/O like HTTP requests or timers, use an event loop like POE, IO::Async, or Mojo::IOLoop (see async). For parallel CPU operations, forking may be a suitable alternative, and modules like forks.pm or Parallel::Prefork can help. revisions <*:##NULL>
11119 http client is HTTP::Tiny, LWP, WWW::Mechanize, Mojo::UserAgent, Net::Async::HTTP, cURL, wget (and bindings) revisions <*:##NULL>
11121 http async is Don't use forks or threads for concurrent requests, use an event loop. See Mojo::UserAgent, Net::Async::HTTP, or POE::Component::Client::HTTP revisions <*:##NULL>
11123 the perl interpreter is not revisions <*:##NULL>
11132 repl is Read-Eval-Print-Loop - see reply from Reply, re.pl from Devel::REPL, tinyrepl from Eval::WithLexicals, or perlsh from App::perlsh | an anagram of perl! revisions <*:##NULL>
11133 sr71 is http://www.econrates.com/reality/schul.html revisions <*:##NULL>
11138 ssl is Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) is a cryptographic protocol designed to provide communication security over the Internet. See more: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Sockets_Layer | what people say when they mean tls revisions <*:##NULL>
11141 mlp is My Little Powerpoint: Finance is Magic | My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic (MLP : FiM) - http://mlp.wikia.com/wiki/My_Little_Pony_Friendship_is_Magic_Wiki revisions <*:##NULL>
11142 curly brace is '{' -> maybe hashref or block '+{' -> always a hashref '{;' -> always a block revisions <*:##NULL>
11146 best practices is For Perl best practices and what to avoid, see http://perl-begin.org/tutorials/bad-elements/ and the older, proprietary-licensed, and somewhat outdated Perl Best Practices book by Damian Conway - http://shop.oreilly.com/product/9780596001735.do revisions <*:##NULL>
11147 unauthorized release is http://blog.mycpan.com/2012/03/unauthorized_releases/ revisions <*:##NULL>
11148 taking over is http://neilb.org/2013/07/24/adopt-a-module.html revisions <*:##NULL>
11149 adopt a module is http://neilb.org/2013/07/24/adopt-a-module.html revisions <*:##NULL>
11157 _ipv4_startup is use JSON;@lt=gmtime(time-7*3600);$m=($lt[2]*60+$lt[1])*60+$lt[0]; revisions <*:##NULL>
11159 ipv4 is `eval `fact _ipv4_startup~;$d=q{`fact _ipv4_json~};$h=decode_json $d;sub sx{local$_;($t4,$d)=@_;$_=2*int($t4*128-($m*$d/675));1 while s/^(\d+)(\d{3})/$1,$2/;$_};"IPv4 Addresses: ".join(" ",(map{(uc $_.": ".sx($h->{$_."24s"},$h->{$_."24delta"}))." (".$h->{$_."Percent"}."%)"}qw/arin apnic afrinic ripe lacnic/))." http://bit.ly/1kwnn1a"~
IPv4 Addresses: ARIN: 0 (0.0%) APNIC: 2,876,312 (0.3%) AFRINIC: 1,320,016 (1.1%) RIPE: 0 (0.0%) LACNIC: 1,024 (0.0%) http://bit.ly/1kwnn1a
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11175 _test is <eval <fact _ohms_law>; $arg=<quote d <arg>>; my %h; $h{lc $2}=$1 while ($arg=~/\b(\S+)([aowv])/ig); $r=calc %h; sprintf "%f Amps, %f Volts, %f Ohms, %f Watts", @$r;>
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11185 _ohms_law is sub calc {my %h=@_;my ($a,$v,$p,$r)=@h{qw/a v w o/}; my $c=join '',@{[sort keys %h]}[0,1]; {av=>sub{$r=$v/$a;$p=$v*$a},aw=>sub{$v=$p/$a;$r=$v/$a},ao=>sub{$v=$r*$a;$p=$a*$v},vw=>sub{$a=$p/$v;$r=$v/$a},ov=>sub{$a=$v*$r;$p=$v*$a},ow=>sub{$a=sqrt($p/$r);$v=$p/$a}}->{$c}->(); [$a, $v, $r, $p]}; revisions <*:##NULL>
11186 ohms_law is <eval <fact _ohms_law>; $arg=<quote d <arg>>; my %h; $h{lc $2}=$1 while ($arg=~/(?:^|\s)([\d\.\-]+)\s*?([aowv])/ig); $r=calc %h; sprintf "%f Amps, %f Volts, %f Ohms, %f Watts", @$r;>
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11193 oeis 1 is ~echo ~arg``
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11195 win32 is Windows is a 32 bit patch to a 16 bit GUI based on a 8 bit operating system, written for a 4 bit processor by a 2 bit company which can not stand 1 bit of competition revisions <*:##NULL>
11197 jobs is Need a Perl job? Looking for a Perl developer? Check out http://jobs.perl.org or a third-party site like http://reddit.com/r/forhire revisions <*:##NULL>
11202 css select is Tutorials: http://web.archive.org/web/20150411193100/http://css.maxdesign.com.au/selectutorial/ http://flukeout.github.io • Spec: http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-selectors • Try yours out: http://gallery.theopalgroup.com/selectoracle • Find yours: http://selectorgadget.com revisions <*:##NULL>
11203 evalpaste is <echo Paste results: <compose (eval (get <arg> //pre))>>
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11205 strftime is Epoch <==( mktime/localtime )==> 6 component structure <==( strptime/strftime )==> human-readable string. See perldoc -f localtime; POSIX::mktime(), POSIX::strftime(), POSIX::strptime::strptime() revisions <*:##NULL>
11206 discouraged is http://p3rl.org/Perl::Critic::Policy::Freenode::DiscouragedModules revisions <*:##NULL>
11207 hatetris is http://qntm.org/files/hatetris/hatetris.html revisions <*:##NULL>
11212 sqlite is SQLite is a small C library that implements a self-contained, embeddable, zero-configuration SQL database engine. Can be used in conjunction with Perl via the DBI and DBD::SQLite modules; See also Mojo::SQLite revisions <*:##NULL>
11217 windows is Windows is a 32 bit patch to a 16 bit GUI based on a 8 bit operating system, written for a 4 bit processor by a 2 bit company which can not stand 1 bit of competition | the only thing the authors of all major Perl event loops agree about revisions <*:##NULL>
11221 5to6 is how to write perl 6 coming from perl 5: http://doc.perl6.org/language/5to6 revisions <*:##NULL>
11224 sad is http://sadtrombone.com/ revisions <*:##NULL>
11226 rickswiki is a wiki written in perl at http://104.10.177.250:8080 revisions <*:##NULL>
11227 perl 6 release is yes, larry wall announced his birthday release, there also will be a real christmas release. details: http://perl6.org/ and in channel #perl6. revisions <*:##NULL>
11236 inversion of control is IOC, Bread::Board, Beam::Wire revisions <*:##NULL>
11239 moo is "Moose for CPAN," a lightweight OO system which implements most of Moose but starts up faster, has less dependencies, is fatpackable, and transparently coexists with and upgrades to Moose when needed. Read the Moose manual to familiarize yourself with the basics, then see http://p3rl.org/Moo -- for type constraints, Type::Tiny works with both Moo and Moose. revisions <*:##NULL>
11241 dancer2 is The next generation of Dancer, a lightweight web framework for Perl, based on Moo. http://perldancer.org/ ; https://metacpan.org/pod/Dancer2 revisions <*:##NULL>
11244 mojo is [fact mojolicious]
A next generation pure-perl web framework for Perl, with first-class async and WebSocket support, and no non-core dependencies. Includes many tools useful for working with the web, like Mojo::DOM, Mojo::URL, Mojo::JSON, an event loop Mojo::IOLoop, and a simple object system Mojo::Base. http://mojolicio.us/
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11246 regex help is read "mastering regular expressions" (j. friedl, o'reilly), read through http://www.regular-expressions.info/, get o'reilly's regular expression cookbook. perldoc perlre. see also: regex revisions <*:##NULL>
11251 _tell_get_fact is `eval @d=split ' ', `quote d `arg~~, 3; $d[1] eq 'about' ? $d[2] : $d[1].' '.$d[2]~
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11252 _tell_get_name is `eval @d=split ' ', `quote d `arg~~; $d[0]~
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11256 why not anyevent? is the author seems to be a difficult person to work with, the code is opaque ($$$$scalars etc.), some of the quirks are not fun (things like DNS taking precedence over hosts), no public bugtracking... there are other choices so why waste the time on it, ask me about async revisions <*:##NULL>
11258 awesome is mileage may vary - if you find a better option, tell us so we can improve revisions <*:##NULL>
11259 trace is `PERLDB_OPTS='NonStop AutoTrace' perl -d foo.pl` or 't' in the debugger or http://p3rl.org/Devel::Trace | See also stack trace revisions <*:##NULL>
11261 file::slurp is use File::Slurper, Path::Tiny, or Data::Munge instead of File::Slurp. File::Slurp gets file encodings all wrong, line endings on win32 are messed up, and it was written before layers were properly added. revisions <*:##NULL>
11263 pingu8 is very annoying indeed revisions <*:##NULL>
11265 buck is a rather suspicious revisions <*:##NULL>
11275 why not anyevent is [fact why not AnyEvent?]
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11276 say something nice about anyevent is it's quite popular revisions <*:##NULL>
11284 plenv is A perl installation manager like perlbrew, lets you switch between multiple local perls, but runs via shell scripts instead of perl. https://github.com/tokuhirom/plenv and see https://github.com/miyagawa/plenv-contrib for "perlbrew exec" and "perlbrew lib" analogues. revisions <*:##NULL>
11287 .bashrc local::lib is [fact local::lib .bashrc]
If CPAN set up your local::lib and can't find the modules it installs, remove the lines it added to .bashrc and add the line: [ $SHLVL -eq 1 ] && eval "$(perl -I$HOME/perl5/lib/perl5 -Mlocal::lib)"
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11288 imap is Mail::IMAPClient, Net::IMAP::Client, or for async, Net::Async::IMAP::Client revisions <*:##NULL>
11290 imapd is Net::IMAP::Server, or for async, Net::Async::IMAP::Server revisions <*:##NULL>
11291 constant is use constant FOO => 'bar'; or use Const::Fast; const my $foo => 'bar'; revisions <*:##NULL>
11294 why not system perl is 1) You can cause system libraries to find newer versions of modules than they were expecting, 2) If the package manager upgrades perl, your CPAN-installed modules will be broken, 3) On perls older than 5.12, updates to dual-life modules must overwrite core modules or they will appear not to update due to @INC order revisions <*:##NULL>
11295 multithreading is https://what.thedailywtf.com/uploads/default/11505/6f3925bd03870f21.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
11298 _head is `eval $_=`quote d `arg~~; /^\s*(\S+)\s/; $1~
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11299 _tail is `eval $_=`quote d `arg~~; /^\s*\S+\s(.*)$/; $1~
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11308 _tmp_httpeval is `eval $html=`quote d `get `fact _head `arg~~ .*~ ~; `fact _tail `arg~~ ~
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11310 htmleval: is [fact htmleval [arg]]
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11314 htmleval is `eval use Mojo::DOM; use Mojo::DOM::CSS; $htmlraw = `quote d `get `fact _head `arg~~ .*~ ~; $html = Mojo::DOM->new($htmlraw)`fact _tail `arg~~ ~
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11315 urbantoday is `get http://www.urbandictionary.com/ concat(//div[@class="def-panel"][1]/div[@class="def-header"], ": ", //div[@class="def-panel"][1]/div[@class="meaning"])~
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11317 perl is perl is the dynamic, high-level programming language we all love or love to hate. See http://www.perl.org/ ; http://www.perl.com/ revisions <*:##NULL>
11319 i just need is [fact I just want]
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11320 nda is To hell with your NDA. If you're asking us for help, we don't want your code. revisions <*:##NULL>
11321 poly.poly is mauke's insane polyglot program/script/everything https://github.com/mauke/poly.poly revisions <*:##NULL>
11322 system perl is If your system perl is managed by a package manager, avoid using a CPAN installer to globally update or install perl modules. See local::lib to install CPAN modules locally, or perl-build/perlbrew/plenv to install a separate version of perl. revisions <*:##NULL>
11331 sudo cpan is [fact system perl]
If your system perl is managed by a package manager, avoid using a CPAN installer to globally update or install perl modules. See local::lib to install CPAN modules locally, or perl-build/perlbrew/plenv to install a separate version of perl.
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11332 what's async? is async is the art of doing other things while waiting for something to happen revisions <*:##NULL>
11333 nambla is `eval "\x{1F468}\x{200D}\x{2764}\x{FE0F}\x{200D}\x{1F48B}\x{200D}\x{1F466}"~
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11337 autoderef is https://metacpan.org/pod/release/WOLFSAGE/perl-5.23.1/pod/perldelta.pod#The-autoderef-feature-has-been-removed but https://metacpan.org/pod/release/WOLFSAGE/perl-5.23.1/pod/perldelta.pod#Postfix-dereferencing-is-no-longer-experimental revisions <*:##NULL>
11338 local::lib bootstrap is https://metacpan.org/pod/local::lib#The-bootstrapping-technique revisions <*:##NULL>
11356 cool is digitok revisions <*:##NULL>
11362 optimization is "What is faster? X or Y?" - see http://xrl.us/bm2pgh revisions <*:##NULL>
11368 _explain_regex is `eval $re=`quote d `arg~~; if (!$re) {return "regexplain [regex]: explain a regex"} else { return YAPE::Regex::Explain->new($re)->explain() } ~
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11423 mbt is Module::Build::Tiny, a tiny replacement for Module::Build as the build system underlying a Build.PL. For Dist::Zilla use [ModuleBuildTiny] or [ModuleBuildTiny::Fallback] instead of [MakeMaker], or for the non-dzil author side use http://p3rl.org/App::ModuleBuildTiny -- see http://p3rl.org/Module::Build::Tiny for feature support. revisions <*:##NULL>
11468 bots is like people here, they answer when spoken to, and pay no attention to you the rest of the time. They even reply to /msgs. Current bot population: perlbot, GumbyPAN, shorten, preflex revisions <*:##NULL>
11478 @ is [fact tell [fact head [arg]] about [fact tail [arg]]]
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11480 _regexplain_pre is <echo use URI::Encode qw/uri_encode/;$b="https://regex101.com/?";$r=<quote d <arg>>;>
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11483 _re_subdelim is <eval '$s='.'~s/\\\\$d/$d/g if $d;'>
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11493 _temp is <echo TEMP <arg>>
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11506 pl is <compose <echo ~<arg>`>>
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11507 perfect question is "I needed to do <top level requirement>, so I implemented <brief description of code>, but when I run it with <some input>, I get <weird output> instead of <expected output>. Here's the code <link>." revisions <*:##NULL>
11511 _re_enc is <echo <echo (uri_encode(<arg>, {'encode_reserved',1}) =~><echo s/%(2B|25)/%25$1/rig)>>
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11522 8ball is <8ball>
Cannot predict now
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11523 liar is You know that I want your lovin'... but my logic tells me that it ain't never gonna happen, and then my defenses say I didn't want it anyway. But you know, sometimes I'm a liar. revisions <*:##NULL>
11525 karma is <karma <arg>>
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11529 faggot is The second of the three little pigs built his house out of a couple of these. Maybe instead, he should have bribed the wolf with a faygele? revisions <*:##NULL>
11530 cookies is To store cookies between requests, use the cookie jar appropriate for your user agent. HTTP::Tiny -> HTTP::CookieJar, LWP::UserAgent -> HTTP::Cookies, Mojo::UserAgent -> Mojo::UserAgent::CookieJar... revisions <*:##NULL>
11532 css is Cascading Style Sheets: https://i.imgur.com/Q3cUg29.gif and to learn them http://flukeout.github.io revisions <*:##NULL>
11533 file iteration is The basic interface is File::Find, but for more straightforward interfaces with more control try File::Find::Rule, File::Next, or Path::Iterator::Rule. revisions <*:##NULL>
11545 giphy is `shorten `eval use JSON::XS qw/decode_json/; $d=decode_json(`quote d `get http://api.giphy.com/v1/gifs/search?q=`fact _urlencode `arg~~&api_key=dc6zaTOxFJmzC .*~~); @i=map{$_->{images}{original}{url}}$d->{data}->@*; $i[rand()*@i] ~~
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11547 says what is what revisions <*:##NULL>
11555 explain is <echo>
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11561 i know what perl.bot will be if i can manage to get it. a url shortener and possibly archive layer for all urls in revisions <*:##NULL>
11569 lawyers is http://pdf.textfiles.com/posters/lawyercoloringbook.pdf revisions <*:##NULL>
11579 die is no u revisions <*:##NULL>
11595 seen is <seen <arg>>
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11652 _re_regex is ^(?:@(\w+)\s+)?(?:\s*(\S.*?)\s+)?([\/~@;%`|!#])((?:(?!(?<!\\)\3).)*)(?<!\\)\3()([gmixXsuUAJ]*)$ revisions <*:##NULL>
11653 _re_sub is ^(?:@(\w+)\s+)?(?:\s*(\S.*?)\s+)?s([\/~@;%`|!#])((?:(?!(?<!\\)\3).)*)(?<!\\)\3(.*)(?<!\\)\3([gmixXsuUAJ]*)$ revisions <*:##NULL>
11667 [hireme] is Look for someone with [hireme] in their nick... add your name with the "hireme" command if you want people to harass you to do stuff for them...: rindolf, grncdr, Rand0, dhoss, scp1, QtPlatypus, f00li5h, simcop2387 revisions <*:##NULL>
11668 shorten is <shorten <arg>>
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11675 _set_hash is `fact _hireme_hash is `eval use Data::Dumper; <fact _hireme_hash>; Data::Dumper->Dump([{`quote d `arg &n~~ => 1, %$hireme}], ['hireme'])~~
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11676 _hireme_hash is $hireme = { 'simcop2387' => 1 }; revisions <*:##NULL>
11679 indirect is always use Foo->new(...) instead of new Foo, the latter is Indirect Object Syntax and discouraged. see 'perldoc perlobj' for official caveats and http://ow.ly/QMTWl for mst's explanation and how to use 'no indirect' to catch this mistake | http://markmail.org/message/o7d5sxnydya7bwvv revisions <*:##NULL>
11696 perl != perl is PERL is the acronym of Practical Extraction and Report Language or Pathologically Eclectic Rubbish Lister as Larry says, perl is the executable which runs your code, and Perl is the programming language. revisions <*:##NULL>
11699 perl reasons is The philosophies (TIMTOWTDI, http://goo.gl/K8pY5H), CPAN (https://metacpan.org), CPAN testers (http://cpantesters.org), the community, or just because. revisions <*:##NULL>
11704 full days is @day_full = qw(Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday); revisions <*:##NULL>
11705 ubuntu is Ubuntu, the African word for "I can't configure Debian" revisions <*:##NULL>
11706 root local::lib is yum remove perl-homedir revisions <*:##NULL>
11709 mogile is filesystem for mass storage (petabyte size) of images etc written in perl. http://www.ukuug.org/events/spring2011/timetable/mogilefs.pdf revisions <*:##NULL>
11710 ~~ is mst being an asshole revisions <*:##NULL>
11712 cpanm local::lib is wget -qO cpanm.pl https://cpanmin.us; perl cpanm.pl -l$HOME/perl5 App::cpanminus local::lib; echo '[ $SHLVL -eq 1 ] && eval "$(perl -I$HOME/perl5/lib/perl5 -Mlocal::lib)"' >>~/.bashrc; source .bashrc or start a new session revisions <*:##NULL>
11715 "really big" is http://www.quotationspage.com/quote/33085.html revisions <*:##NULL>
11722 mstpan web frameworks is http://shadow.cat/blog/matt-s-trout/mstpan-1/ revisions <*:##NULL>
11723 mstpan perl build is http://shadow.cat/blog/matt-s-trout/mstpan-10/ revisions <*:##NULL>
11724 mstpan dist build is http://shadow.cat/blog/matt-s-trout/mstpan-11/ revisions <*:##NULL>
11725 timezones is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5wpm-gesOY revisions <*:##NULL>
11726 calendars is http://www.tondering.dk/claus/calendar.html revisions <*:##NULL>
11729 old web is mod_perl is perl built in apache. no switch possible without lot of rewrite. CGI spawns a new process (perl or any other language) on every call. very heavy, very slow. See the 'web frameworks' factoid for alternatives. revisions <*:##NULL>
11733 event loops is [fact events]
Asynchronous event-driven IO is awesome in Perl with POE, IO::Async, IO::Lambda, Mojo::IOLoop, Reflex among others; made nicer using Future, Mojo::Promise, or Promises
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11735 event dispatch is Pubsub in a perl process. Event::Distributor, Beam::Emitter, Mixin::Event::Dispatch, Mojo::EventEmitter, ... revisions <*:##NULL>
11740 pairwise is use List::UtilsBy 'zip_by'; just pass arrayrefs and use @_ revisions <*:##NULL>
11741 bidi this is a test revisions <*:##NULL>
11743 smartmatch is broken because eval: use warnings; my @foo = 0..10; print "this matches" if "0 but true" ~~ @foo; ... too vague for predictable behavior, use the comparison you mean or try Smart::Match for explicit smartmatching | "Any non-trivial example of smartmatch usually does something other than the author intended." revisions <*:##NULL>
11744 mauke is The Code Crusader, caring for the poor code of the world when no one else will | a subroutine attribute revisions <*:##NULL>
11745 exporter is Exporter - make subroutines (or other symbols) available in "use"ing modules: package Foo; use strict; use warnings; use Exporter 'import'; our @EXPORT_OK = qw(bar baz quux); revisions <*:##NULL>
11746 export is [fact exporter]
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11747 exporting is [fact exporter]
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11759 jackcom is a person who asks vague questions about automating games and 'turning 100 into 10000'. aka 'oo7cat' revisions <*:##NULL>
11760 moose manual is http://p3rl.org/Moose::Manual revisions <*:##NULL>
11762 cpanminus is [fact cpanm]
https://perldoc.perl.org/-m
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11779 module::build is http://www.dagolden.com/index.php/2140/paying-respect-to-modulebuild/ and see Module::Build::Tiny and Dist::Zilla revisions <*:##NULL>
11787 user perl is perl-build to install a perl, then add its bin/ to your $PATH http://p3rl.org/perl-build | perlbrew or plenv to manage multiple installations of perl in your home directory http://perlbrew.pl/ https://github.com/tokuhirom/plenv revisions <*:##NULL>
11789 but i cant use cpan is [fact But I can't use CPAN]
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11795 postderef is https://metacpan.org/pod/release/WOLFSAGE/perl-5.23.1/lib/feature.pm#The-postderef-and-postderef_qq-features revisions <*:##NULL>
11803 but i am you revisions <*:##NULL>
11813 lean reunittests this is a test revisions <*:##NULL>
11816 ircbot is [fact irc]
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11817 irc bot is [fact irc]
Don't parse IRC with regex! See Bot::BasicBot (and Bot::BotBasic::Pluggable), POE::Component::IRC, Net::Async::IRC, Mojo::IRC, or Parse::IRC. Avoid Net::IRC. | http://xkcd.com/1782/ | If you must use TCP directly, take a look at POE::Filter::IRC or Parse::IRC for parsing.
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11827 say "$_ is even" if $_% 2 == 0 ; revisions <*:##NULL>
11828 fix your connection is +b ...$##fix_your_connection revisions <*:##NULL>
11836 "in which pointers to the actual values are stored in a C array" revisions <*:##NULL>
11838 csduck: this was a command to revisions <*:##NULL>
11839 csduck: printf: is not a command to revisions <*:##NULL>
11841 bridge is http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-12-09/bridge-helps-migrating-christmas-island-crabs-avoid-traffic/7014406 revisions <*:##NULL>
11846 running the code is show us (1) your exact current code (2) your exact current data (3) the *entire* shell session where you ran the code, including the command line *and* the output revisions <*:##NULL>
11853 thanks is <echo If you want to thank us, help out by sending some money (even just a little) to the Perl Foundation to help with perl5 development - https://secure.donor.com/pf012/give>
If you want to thank us, help out by sending some money (even just a little) to the Perl Foundation to help with perl5 development - https://secure.donor.com/pf012/give
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11857 parse html is [fact html]
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11858 reviews is `eval $_=`quote d `get http://metacpan.org/pod/`fact _urlencode `arg~~ //a[@class="release-name"]/@href~~; s|/release/|http://cpanratings.perl.org/dist/|; $_ eq "Your Xpath didn't match anything" ? "No reviews found" : $_~
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11859 review is [fact reviews [arg]]
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11865 flavors is https://remram44.github.io/regex-cheatsheet/regex.html revisions <*:##NULL>
11867 rehtmlbook is Oh, you want to regex html? https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CgjfnfeW0AA0G5h.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
11868 #regexfake is If you provide us fake or incomplete sample text, we'll only be able to provide fake and incomplete regex solutions. revisions <*:##NULL>
11878 attributes is See perldoc attributes and Attribute::Handlers or Attribute::Storage revisions <*:##NULL>
11879 dist::zilla is [fact dzil]
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11881 almostzilla is [eval "[fact dzil]" =~ s/d/x/igr]
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11884 database ui is RapidApp, Mojolicious::Plugin::DBViewer, App::AutoCRUD, Excel revisions <*:##NULL>
11892 broadcast an ip is `eval sub ip{my $i=int(rand()*2**32);return ip() if ($i<0x1000000||$i&0xFF==0);($a,$b,$c,$d)=($i>>24,$i>>16&0xFF,$i>>8&0xFF,$i&0xFF);"$a.$b.$c.$d"};ip()~
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11894 ws is Rick's tiny 34 line web server: http://72.211.166.141:8080/ws description is here: http://72.211.166.141:8080/wsdesc.html revisions <*:##NULL>
11895 rickswm is http://72.211.166.141:8080/RicksWM-5.2.2.tar.gz revisions <*:##NULL>
11898 xenu: the only use for string eval so far have been a) runtime dependencies (for which there's a module to hide it) and b) revisions <*:##NULL>
11902 downorup is ~get http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/~eval $_=~quote d ~arg``; s|^https?://||i; s|/.*$||; $_` //div[@id='container']/text()[1] | //div[@id='container']/*[1] | //div[@id='container']/text()[2]`
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11907 water is http://tinyurl.com/z7gn8fc revisions <*:##NULL>
11909 sweden is http://www.tondering.dk/claus/cal/gregorian.php#sweden revisions <*:##NULL>
11910 threads is The use of interpreter-based threads in perl is officially discouraged (see http://p3rl.org/threads ) - please let us help you find a better way (see also http://goo.gl/yMZeag for more details, and https://goo.gl/o8PwA7 for some alternative options) revisions <*:##NULL>
11911 has a lot of the same features, but pork has been around for, what, 20 years? revisions <*:##NULL>
11914 perl versions is http://cpanmetadb.plackperl.org/versions/ revisions <*:##NULL>
11915 _realfoxnews is ~get http://www.foxnews.com/ concat(//div[@class="primary"]/h1, ' - ', //div[@class="primary"]//a/@href)`
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11917 port 1784 is port 1784: finle-lm - Finle License Manager | Perlbot Eval Pastebin communication port revisions <*:##NULL>
11922 will possibly be unavailable while i restart it to see if my antispam measures are working revisions <*:##NULL>
11926 how are your revisions <*:##NULL>
11927 file recursion is Path::Iterator::Rule or File::Find::Rule or IO::All or Path::Tiny (or the old File::Find) revisions <*:##NULL>
11928 web framework urls is http://www.catalystframework.org/ | http://perldancer.org/ | http://mojolicious.org/ | https://metacpan.org/pod/Web::Simple | http://labyrinth.missbarbell.co.uk/ revisions <*:##NULL>
11929 wasn't in here until after purl was gone revisions <*:##NULL>
11931 cmd.exe utf8 is use Win32::API; Win32::API->new('kernel32.dll', SetConsoleOutputCP => 'N','N')->Call(65001); binmode $_ => ':encoding(UTF-8)' for \*STDIN, \*STDOUT, \*STDERR; might work for UTF-8 output under Windows revisions <*:##NULL>
11964 onlinecop is manually going through and \\ all your \ revisions <*:##NULL>
11973 blackletter is <eval use utf8; $_ = "<arg>" || "Just another Unicode hacker,"; tr/a-zA-Z/𝖆-𝖟𝕬-𝖅/r>
𝖈𝖆𝖓 𝖎 𝖗𝖊𝖆𝖉 𝖙𝖍𝖎𝖘?
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11976 a is <echo <arg>>
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11986 cursive is <eval use utf8; $_ = q{<arg>} || "Just another Unicode hacker,"; tr/BEFHILMRegoa-zA-Z/ℬℰℱℋℐℒℳℛℯℊℴ𝒶-𝓏𝒜-𝒵/r>
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11988 old software saying is All software has bugs. All software can be made smaller. ∴ All software can be reduced to one line of code that doesn't work right. revisions <*:##NULL>
11989 shell clippy is Hi! It looks like you're trying to pass variables to a another program by invoking a shell with backticks! Did you mean: system(@ARGS) revisions <*:##NULL>
11991 /rage is "1,2,3,5,7,8,9,10" =~ s/(\d+)/"x" x $1/rage =~ s/\b(x+)(?:,((?:\2|\1)x))+\b/$1..$2/gr =~ s/x+/$+[0]-$-[0]/erg revisions <*:##NULL>
11992 i swear to god the zipcode i live in (22030) is legit. revisions <*:##NULL>
11993 adopt is http://www.cpan.org/misc/cpan-faq.html#How_adopt_module | keywords: abandoned cpan module revisions <*:##NULL>
11994 mp is 1. The book by chromatic - http://modernperlbooks.com/books/modern_perl_2016/index.html 2. The blog - http://modernperlbooks.com 3. http://metacpan.org/release/Modern-Perl revisions <*:##NULL>
11995 stfu is no, YOU shut up! See https://media.giphy.com/media/KXmvfeYUzl0mA/giphy.gif revisions <*:##NULL>
11999 template is Template Toolkit, Text::Template, Petal, ClearSilver, Text::Xslate, HTML::Zoom, Mojo::Template, Template::Pure. Avoid HTML::Template which is buggy and quirky. revisions <*:##NULL>
12002 comments is https://blog.codinghorror.com/code-tells-you-how-comments-tell-you-why/ revisions <*:##NULL>
12006 xml::rabbit is a toolkit for making Moose based XPath-based XML extraction classes. revisions <*:##NULL>
12009 ty is the 33rd letter of the alphabet, familiar from everyday words like "tyuesday" revisions <*:##NULL>
12011 0e0 is false-but-true revisions <*:##NULL>
12017 function p3rl is (echo http://p3rl.org/(arg)) revisions <*:##NULL>
12018 p3rl is (echo http://p3rl.org/(arg))
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12022 !m is [echo https://metacpan.org/pod/[arg]]
https://metacpan.org/pod/IO::Async::Process
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12027 evalmodules is arybase BSD::Resource Cpanel::JSON::XS Data::Dumper Data::Munge Date::Parse DateTime Digest::MD5 Digest::SHA Encode Errno File::Glob Function::Parameters JSON JSON::MaybeXS JSON::XS List::MoreUtils List::Util List::UtilsBy Math::BigInt Moose POSIX Regexp::Common Scalar::MoreUtils Scalar::Util Time::HiRes Time::Piece URI URI::Encode Math::BigFloat Math::BigRat Mojo::Dom Mojo::Dom::HTML Mojo::Dom::CSS revisions <*:##NULL>
12030 zalgo this is a test revisions <*:##NULL>
12036 developers is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vhh_GeBPOhs revisions <*:##NULL>
12069 maybe perlbot only looks for the first instance of perlbot and if it is at the end perlbot still responds as revisions <*:##NULL>
12070 long lecture about the importance of 3-arg open and doing lots of error checking whenever files and handles are involved revisions <*:##NULL>
12072 time is ($sec,$min,$hour,$mday,$mon,$year,$wday,$yday,$isdst)=localtime(time); OR Modules: Time::Piece, Time::Format, Time::Tiny, Time::Moment, Time::C, etc. revisions <*:##NULL>
12075 perl.js is https://gfx.github.io/perl.js/ revisions <*:##NULL>
12082 global warming is http://www.xkcd.com/1321/ | http://www.xkcd.com/1732/ | https://xkcd.com/1379/ revisions <*:##NULL>
12094 eval is ~eval ~arg``
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12097 path::class is http://www.dagolden.com/index.php/1838/goodbye-path-class-hello-path-tiny/ revisions <*:##NULL>
12098 tabs is https://lea.verou.me/2012/01/why-tabs-are-clearly-superior/ revisions <*:##NULL>
12099 psychic is We can't read minds! revisions <*:##NULL>
12112 install my modules is perl -MExtUtils::Installed -E 'say for ExtUtils::Installed->new(inc_override => [qw!/home/YOURHOME/perl5/lib/perl5/!])->modules();' | cpanm --reinstall revisions <*:##NULL>
12113 reinstall local::lib is perl -MExtUtils::Installed -E 'say for ExtUtils::Installed->new(inc_override => [split /:/, $ENV{PERL_LOCAL_LIB_ROOT}])->modules();' | cpanm --reinstall # also, make mst make something nicer revisions <*:##NULL>
12114 digimon are corrupted pokemon stored in bill's computer system revisions <*:##NULL>
12115 buffering is Perl buffers I/O for efficiency. See http://perl.plover.com/FAQs/Buffering.html - tl;dr - $fh->autoflush(1) (plus use IO::Handle under ancient perl versions) revisions <*:##NULL>
12118 perl activity is https://www.google.com/#q=perl%205%20porters%20mailing%20list%20summary and https://metacpan.org/recent revisions <*:##NULL>
12122 sort me is <8ball Ravenclaw,Hufflepuff,Ravenclaw,Hufflepuff,Slitherin,Ravenclaw,Hufflepuff,Ravenclaw,Hufflepuff,Slitherin, or Griffindor>
Hufflepuff
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12123 scalar hash is https://metacpan.org/pod/release/SHAY/perl-5.25.3/pod/perldelta.pod#scalar-hash-return-signature-changed revisions <*:##NULL>
12124 uses something newer and looks like it was fixed there revisions <*:##NULL>
12129 json.pm is the old way to do XS JSON encoding/decoding with pure-perl fallback. Slower than using JSON::XS directly and doesn't support Cpanel::JSON::XS. Superceded by https://metacpan.org/pod/JSON::MaybeXS revisions <*:##NULL>
12131 parse is <echo don't parse <arg> with regex, look for a parser on CPAN instead: https://metacpan.org/search?q=<fact _urlencode <arg>>>
don't parse with regex, look for a parser on CPAN instead: https://metacpan.org/search?q=
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12132 mxyzptlk is http://xkcd.com/1750/ revisions <*:##NULL>
12143 web is [fact web frameworks]
Catalyst, Dancer2, Mojolicious (and many many PSGI frameworks like Web::Simple, Web::Machine) | http://shadow.cat/blog/matt-s-trout/mstpan-1/ | https://metacpan.org/pod/CGI::Alternatives
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12144 perl unicode mantra is [fact encoding mantra]
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12146 coffee time is average coffee time since 2011: https://twitter.com/sheeshee/status/806170820599050240 revisions <*:##NULL>
12152 io::select is the CGI.pm of event-handling. And not in a good way. | <LeoNerd> It's terrible. The API shape is stupid; even if it was a sensible shape it's still very low-level. You don't want to be bothering with such low-level detail revisions <*:##NULL>
12153 facepalm mosaic is http://i.neoseeker.com/mgv/308920/920/28/facepalm_display.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
12154 the extra outer braces are just to help revisions <*:##NULL>
12155 bscinabte is But Some Consistency Is Not A Bad Thing Either! revisions <*:##NULL>
12156 iyroofgtc is If You Run Out Of Foot Guns, Try CPAN revisions <*:##NULL>
12157 nhlbirthday is <get http://www.hockey-reference.com/ //div/h3/a[text() ='Happy Birthday']/../../a>
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12160 html parsers is See Mojo::DOM, or HTML::Parser, and its subclasses: HTML::TokeParser, HTML::TokeParser::Simple, HTML::TreeBuilder, HTML::TableExtract, etc. revisions <*:##NULL>
12161 grinnz: your nonsense was intelligible to revisions <*:##NULL>
12162 module::runtime is preferred revisions <*:##NULL>
12164 snowman is http://canyouactually.com/wp-content/uploads/7-299.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
12165 dalek is http://canyouactually.com/wp-content/uploads/12-221.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
12166 tall is http://canyouactually.com/wp-content/uploads/16-171.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
12167 angels is http://canyouactually.com/wp-content/uploads/creative-snowman-ideas-61-585400dc8dbc0__605.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
12170 six stages of debugging is 1) That can't happen 2) That doesn't happen on my machine 3) That shouldn't happen 4) Why is that happening 5) Oh, I see 6) How did that ever work? revisions <*:##NULL>
12171 web framework is [fact web frameworks]
Catalyst, Dancer2, Mojolicious (and many many PSGI frameworks like Web::Simple, Web::Machine) | http://shadow.cat/blog/matt-s-trout/mstpan-1/ | https://metacpan.org/pod/CGI::Alternatives
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12172 polyamory is Polyamory is wrong! It should be multiamory or polyphilia, but mixing Latin and Greek roots? Wrong. revisions <*:##NULL>
12173 overkill is Underrated revisions <*:##NULL>
12175 ded is DED is a Dark Emitting Diode. revisions <*:##NULL>
12178 smart quotes is <img src=“c:\windows\LOGO.BMP” title=“You’re smart!” /> revisions <*:##NULL>
12186 thread is [fact threads]
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12190 archlinux is [fact arch broken perl]
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12202 module::install is An ExtUtils::MakeMaker wrapper to provide better usability to build and install CPAN distributions. Bundles itself with the distribution and does funky things, and is also no longer actively maintained. Use Dist::Zilla or related modules instead. https://metacpan.org/pod/Module::Install#WARNING revisions <*:##NULL>
12203 perl for dummies is <echo An outdated (over a decade old) badly written perl book. See the following for better books: <fact books>>
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12215 yahoo is see altaba revisions <*:##NULL>
12216 altaba is Ask your doctor if AltabaTM is right for you. You may suffer serious side effects when using Altaba. Customers have reported email spam, data breaches, serious and sometimes life threatening captcha tests, and liver disease. revisions <*:##NULL>
12217 be kind please rewind is http://www.ohgizmo.com/wp-content/uploads/2006/10/dvdrewinder.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
12221 mapga is Make Activestate Perl Great Again revisions <*:##NULL>
12223 ingy is http://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/3NBcHNbymxJMMEVWLZVdr7.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
12224 troutquotes is `eval $_=`quote d `get http://www.trout.me.uk/quotes.txt~~; @qs=split /%/, $_; $qs[rand()*@qs]~
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12227 list::moreutils is use List::Util qw/any all none notall/; use List::UtilsBy qw/sort_by nsort_by/; pairwise => List::Util::pairmap; firstval => List::Util::first; part => List::UtilsBy::partition_by; uniq => List::Util::uniq; zip => List::UtilsBy::zip_by {@_} | see List::SomeUtils revisions <*:##NULL>
12254 encoding mantra is decode goes from BYTES to UNICODE CHARACTERS. encode goes from UNICODE CHARACTERS to BYTES. decode bytes to unicode characters as soon as possible, work with unicode characters, and encode to bytes as late as possible. revisions <*:##NULL>
12256 namespaces is http://perl.plover.com/FAQs/Namespaces.html | https://perlmaven.com/packages-modules-and-namespace-in-perl revisions <*:##NULL>
12257 trump is https://trumpsingles.com/ make dating great again revisions <*:##NULL>
12264 xls is Use Spreadsheet::ParseExcel to parse XLS files, or Spreadsheet::WriteExcel to create them. revisions <*:##NULL>
12265 xlsx is Use Spreadsheet::ParseXLSX to parse XLSX files, or Excel::Writer::XLSX to create them. revisions <*:##NULL>
12268 metacpan is https://metacpan.org - a search engine for CPAN (http://www.cpan.org). open source, has an API, and google results link to up to date documentation revisions <*:##NULL>
12269 ac is http://imgur.com/gallery/9KWrH revisions <*:##NULL>
12279 irresistible target is https://youtu.be/YP9PizYicxY?t=420 revisions <*:##NULL>
12280 signatures is use experimental qw(signatures); or use Function::Parameters qw(:strict); revisions <*:##NULL>
12289 drunk is https://www.xkcd.com/323/ revisions <*:##NULL>
12291 what's up is Half the universe is What's Up. The other half of the universe is What's Down. revisions <*:##NULL>
12293 json::maybexs is What JSON.pm should have been. Prefers Cpanel::JSON::XS which has numerous bugfixes over JSON::XS, and delegates to the chosen JSON module with minimal overhead. | https://metacpan.org/pod/JSON::MaybeXS revisions <*:##NULL>
12298 spicer is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWuc18xISwI revisions <*:##NULL>
12310 local is local: "my" is usually preferable to local, but see http://perl.plover.com/FAQs/Namespaces.html#C_local_and_C_my_ revisions <*:##NULL>
12316 _runplugin is ~compose <~arg`>`
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12326 kali ma is oṁ namaḥ śivāya revisions <*:##NULL>
12334 stages of debugging is http://i.imgur.com/ZwCUbES.png revisions <*:##NULL>
12343 8-ball is {eval @t=split"/",{fact 8-ball replies};$t[rand@t]}
Reply hazy try again
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12344 autoload is sub AUTOLOAD is called instead of the function you asked for - with the same @_ - when the function or method you asked for doesn't exist. See perldoc perlsub | try https://metacpan.org/pod/Autoload::AUTOCAN to make it easy revisions <*:##NULL>
12345 shell quote is Be careful! Use open, system(@list) or see https://p3rl.org/String::ShellQuote revisions <*:##NULL>
12346 shellquote is Be careful! Use open, system(@list) or see https://p3rl.org/String::ShellQuote revisions <*:##NULL>
12347 practice is "Practice until you get it right. Rehearse until you cannot get it wrong." "Boss, it's all gone wrong!" "Fucking horse tits!" revisions <*:##NULL>
12348 iot is see id | IoT - Internet of Things. The S in IoT is for security revisions <*:##NULL>
12357 it means that i must develop own cgi module, because all perl webframework is not generic for cgi programming. I very like without web framework. revisions <*:##NULL>
12361 awscloud is <twitter awscloud>
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12362 shall we play a game is How about a nice game of chess? revisions <*:##NULL>
12363 l3twit is <twitter level3noc>
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12366 laidlaw's law is The first line of almost any story can be improved by making sure the second line is, "And then the murders began." revisions <*:##NULL>
12367 and then the murders began is see "Laidlaw's Law" revisions <*:##NULL>
12377 cunningham is https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Cunningham's_Law revisions <*:##NULL>
12378 all-caps perl is Finally, we can program in PERL! http://search.mcpan.org/~jmcnamara/Acme-Inline-PERL-0.01/PERL.pm revisions <*:##NULL>
12379 class-accessor is http://search.mcpan.org/dist/Class-Accessor/ ; http://www.shlomifish.org/lecture/Perl/Newbies/lecture5/accessors/cpan-modules.html - you probably want Moose instead. revisions <*:##NULL>
12380 cgi::debug is CGI::Debug - module for CGI programs debugging - http://search.mcpan.org/author/JONAS/CGI-Debug-1.0/Debug.pm revisions <*:##NULL>
12381 curl is cURL / libcurl - a library for retrieving and interacting with URLs. See http://search.mcpan.org/dist/WWW-Curl/ ; http://search.mcpan.org/dist/LWP-Curl/ revisions <*:##NULL>
12382 autobox is A CPAN Module for treating regular Perl values as objects: http://search.mcpan.org/dist/autobox/ revisions <*:##NULL>
12383 datetime::format::builder is DateTime::Format::Builder - create DateTime parser objects. - http://search.mcpan.org/author/SPOON/DateTime-Format-Builder-0.60/lib/DateTime/Format/Builder.pod revisions <*:##NULL>
12386 dbm is dbm is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berkeley_DB , http://tokyocabinet.sourceforge.net/index.html , and http://search.mcpan.org/dist/DBM-Deep/ revisions <*:##NULL>
12387 dmake is http://search.mcpan.org/dist/dmake/ revisions <*:##NULL>
12388 explain regex is http://search.mcpan.org/dist/YAPE-Regex-Explain/Explain.pm revisions <*:##NULL>
12389 find module is http://search.mcpan.org/ that's how you search cpan and find modules, if you have trouble with that, try searching google with, "site:search.mcpan.org module i want" without the quotes revisions <*:##NULL>
12390 framesready is http://search.mcpan.org/dist/FramesReady/ revisions <*:##NULL>
12391 https is http://search.mcpan.org/src/GAAS/libwww-perl-5.834/README.SSL. If you have warnings on lwp6+ about Peer Cert not verified, install Mozilla::CA and/or export PERL_LWP_SSL_VERIFY_HOSTNAME=0 revisions <*:##NULL>
12392 illguts is 'PerlGuts Illustrated' http://search.mcpan.org/dist/illguts/ revisions <*:##NULL>
12393 io-async is Perform asynchronous filehandle IO and other operations - http://search.mcpan.org/perldoc?IO::Async revisions <*:##NULL>
12396 link to cpan modules is http://search.mcpan.org/perldoc/Module::Name or http://p3rl.org/Module::Name revisions <*:##NULL>
12397 list::util is List::Util - A selection of general-utility list subroutines. http://search.mcpan.org/perldoc/List::Util revisions <*:##NULL>
12398 lwpcook is lwpcook - The libwww-perl cookbook: http://search.mcpan.org/~gaas/libwww-perl-5.803/lwpcook.pod revisions <*:##NULL>
12399 module is a perl module is a bundle of code that's tarred up and distribute so that critters like you and I can re-use chunks of functionality without having to poorly re-write existing software. these live on cpan! at metacpan.org or search.mcpan.org. revisions <*:##NULL>
12400 module starter is http://search.mcpan.org/dist/Module-Starter/ revisions <*:##NULL>
12401 more profiling is NYTProf: http://blog.timbunce.org/2008/07/15/nytprof-v2-a-major-advance-in-perl-profilers/ + http://search.mcpan.org/dist/Devel-NYTProf/ revisions <*:##NULL>
12402 nytprof is Devel::NYTProf: http://blog.timbunce.org/2008/07/15/nytprof-v2-a-major-advance-in-perl-profilers/ + https://metacpan.org/release/Devel-NYTProf http://imgur.com/jacoj revisions <*:##NULL>
12403 ovid is Ovid is either Curtis "Ovid" Poe ( http://users.easystreet.com/ovid/ ) or the CPAN->RPM Gateway - http://search.mcpan.org/dist/Ovid/. That or the ancient Roman dude. revisions <*:##NULL>
12404 pastebot is http://search.mcpan.org/~rcaputo/Bot-Pastebot-0.52/ revisions <*:##NULL>
12405 patches welcome is always true or unless for search.mcpan.org or swahili for "Put up or shut up." | http://leonerds-code.blogspot.co.uk/2012/02/patchesw-unit-tests-welcome.html revisions <*:##NULL>
12406 perl6 bible is http://search.mcpan.org/~autrijus/Perl6-Bible-0.30/ revisions <*:##NULL>
12407 pod2html is pod2html looks pesky, Pod::ProjectDocs or Pod::POM and TT (some assembily required)... cpanhq might be worth looking at. See http://search.mcpan.org/pod2html for checking your POD before uploading your module. revisions <*:##NULL>
12408 ppi is Perl Parsing Interface - http://search.mcpan.org/dist/PPI/ - Parse and analyse Perl code from within Perl. revisions <*:##NULL>
12409 ppt is the Perl Power Tools, implementations of many Unix user-land applications in Perl according to BSD standards. You can find it on CPAN at http://search.mcpan.org/dist/ppt/. revisions <*:##NULL>
12410 rfc822 is http://search.mcpan.org/src/EFOLLEY/HTML-FormatData-0.10/lib/HTML/FormatData.pm revisions <*:##NULL>
12411 rjbs is Ricardo Signes . http://search.mcpan.org/~rjbs/ ; http://rjbs.manxome.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
12412 secure http (https) with perl is http://search.mcpan.org/src/GAAS/libwww-perl-5.834/README.SSL. If you have warnings on lwp6+ about Peer Cert not verified, install Mozilla::CA and/or export PERL_LWP_SSL_VERIFY_HOSTNAME=0 revisions <*:##NULL>
12413 sqla is SQL::Abstract : http://search.mcpan.org/dist/SQL-Abstract/lib/SQL/Abstract.pm revisions <*:##NULL>
12414 term::menu is a module, written by dazjorz, that can print a menu on the screen and ask for an answer. See http://search.mcpan.org/search?query=Term%3A%3AMenu (perldoc Term::Menu) revisions <*:##NULL>
12415 test tutorial is http://search.mcpan.org/dist/Test-Simple/lib/Test/Tutorial.pod revisions <*:##NULL>
12416 test-count is http://search.mcpan.org/dist/Test-Count/ - a DSL for automatically counting tests in test scripts . See http://www.perl.com/pub/2007/04/12/lightning-four.html revisions <*:##NULL>
12417 tt is the Template Toolkit - http://search.mcpan.org/dist/Template-Toolkit/, http://www.template-toolkit.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
12418 uri is The CPAN URI modules for all your URI/URL-mangling needs - http://metacpan.org/release/URI or Uri Guttman - http://perlresume.org/URI revisions <*:##NULL>
12419 www::mechanize is http://search.mcpan.org/dist/WWW-Mechanize/ ; http://search.mcpan.org/perldoc?WWW::Selenium - interact with web-sites using Perl. revisions <*:##NULL>
12420 xpath is For XPath use XML-LibXML (XML-XPath is slow and old). See http://zvon.org/xxl/XPathTutorial/General/examples.html for a tutorial. Also see http://search.mcpan.org/dist/HTML-TreeBuilder-LibXML/ ./ | https://www.simple-talk.com/content/file.ashx?file=4937 revisions <*:##NULL>
12422 dbi tutorial is tim bunce's advanced dbi tutorial: http://cpansearch.perl.org/src/TIMB/DBI_AdvancedTalk_2004/index.htm revisions <*:##NULL>
12431 epochalypse is The year 2038 problem. Systems using 32bit epoch time will roll over to 1901-12-13T20:45:52 and cause nuclear weapons to explode in their silos revisions <*:##NULL>
12432 realpath is https://metacpan.org/pod/Path::Tiny#realpath revisions <*:##NULL>
12444 dj_trump is <twitter realdonaldtrump>
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12446 bootstrapping perl is https://altreus.blogspot.co.uk/2017/02/bootstrapping-perl.html revisions <*:##NULL>
12447 pastebin is <fact paste>
Paste your code to the new https://l.perl.bot/#perl or http://paste.scsys.co.uk/ or https://gist.github.com/ | see allowpaste plugin as an op to control the pastebin in your channel
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12451 print "hello, i am $]"; revisions <*:##NULL>
12452 babelfish is https://translate.google.com/ revisions <*:##NULL>
12454 boat is An acronym standing for Break Out Another Thousand. revisions <*:##NULL>
12456 fools is 𝕱𝖔𝖔𝖑𝖘, 𝕴 𝖘𝖍𝖆𝖑𝖑 𝖉𝖊𝖘𝖙𝖗𝖔𝖞 𝖞𝖔𝖚 𝖆𝖑𝖑! 𝒜𝓈𝓀 𝓂ℯ 𝒽ℴ𝓌! revisions <*:##NULL>
12457 wb is thank you revisions <*:##NULL>
12464 [04/18 08:21:44] <perlbot> leobut: poppy seeds are disgusting revisions <*:##NULL>
12466 lots of modules are in revisions <*:##NULL>
12468 i thought only core is in revisions <*:##NULL>
12478 bareword filehandles are bad because they are global variables revisions <*:##NULL>
12484 cbus is var en usbkabel från vidars ps4, så inga 220v. han är återställd nu som tur är men var jävligt rädd där ett tag revisions <*:##NULL>
12485 log4perl is Might be insane? revisions <*:##NULL>
12486 async-await is You'll find the current project status and how to contribute to LeoNerd's Future::AsyncAwait here: https://github.com/genio/p5-asyncawait-mng/wiki It will be updated every Thursday evening. revisions <*:##NULL>
12487 compose <echo macro bitcoin is ~<fact bitcoin> ~get http://blockchain.info/q/addressbalance/1PerLBotTtCGH4bhopJqFWY1m5BrCW6At2?confirmations=6``> revisions <*:##NULL>
12495 bitcoin is <echo Want to donate? Send to 1PerLBotTtCGH4bhopJqFWY1m5BrCW6At2 and watch as simcop2387 has no idea what to do with your money. Balance: <fact _get_bitcoin addressbalance> (of <fact _get_bitcoin getreceivedbyaddress>)>
Want to donate? Send to 1PerLBotTtCGH4bhopJqFWY1m5BrCW6At2 and watch as simcop2387 has no idea what to do with your money. Balance: 0.00076588 (of 0.23095679)
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12497 _get_bitcoin is <eval $d=<quote d <get http://blockchain.info/q/<arg>/1PerLBotTtCGH4bhopJqFWY1m5BrCW6At2>>; $d=~<echo s>/^.*:\s*//; $d/100_000_000>
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12498 all i meant when i said "!ops" was to alert you to the spam coming from revisions <*:##NULL>
12499 block asn is https://www.enjen.net/asn-blocklist/index.php?asn=AS137&type=iptables&api=1 revisions <*:##NULL>
12501 colorstest is 04,02Testing colors revisions <*:##NULL>
12528 foobar is foo revisions <*:##NULL>
12553 augh is http://scicurious.scientopia.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2010/11/Augh1.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
12570 swag is http://cafepress.com/perlbot revisions <*:##NULL>
12601 crypt is [fact bcrypt]
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12638 mkalias is [fact ln [arg]]
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12643 ask to ask ask is Don't ask to ask ask. Don't ask if ask can help you with x. Just ask ask! If ask doesn't answer, then rest assured that it's not that he doesn't know but that it's specifically because he doesn't like you. revisions <*:##NULL>
12644 blackfont this is a test revisions <*:##NULL>
12649 fullwidth is <eval use utf8; q{<arg>} =~ y! \x20-\xef!\x{FFA0}\x{ff00}-\x{ffef}!r>
Justᅠanotherᅠunicodeᅠhacker.
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12660 blackface is [eval use utf8; $a=[quote d [arg]]||"Just another Unicode hacker"; $a =~ tr/a-zA-Z/𝖆-𝖟𝕬-𝖅/r]
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12662 fraktur is <call blackface <arg>>
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12698 schmorp is [fact MLEHMANN [arg]]
Actively breaks interoperability with modules he doesn't like, refuses to use public bugtracking, and adds opinionated rants to module documentation. Now writes modules for his own special perl. Use his modules at your own risk. Also see http://schplog.schmorp.de/2015-06-06-stableperl-faq.html
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12701 klaxon is 0,4W4,0A0,4R4,0N0,4I4,0N0,4G DANGER! DANGER! 0,4W4,0A0,4R4,0N0,4I4,0N0,4G revisions <*:##NULL>
12702 dot in @inc is caused apt-get to be vulnerable to trojan attacks, so was promptly (?) sacked. https://rt.perl.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=127834 revisions <*:##NULL>
12709 one liners is [fact oneliners [arg]]
[fact one liner] | https://catonmat.net/ftp/perl1line.txt
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12711 match x3 is /^([0369]|[258][0369]*[147]|[147]([0369]|[147][0369]*[258])*[258]|[258][0369]*[258]([0369]|[147][0369]*[258])*[258]|[147]([0369]|[147][0369]*[258])*[147][0369]*[147]|[258][0369]*[258]([0369]|[147][0369]*[258])*[147][0369]*[147])*$/ https://www.quaxio.com/triple/ revisions <*:##NULL>
12714 acrofind is `eval @a=split /\|/, `quote d `get http://www.acronymfinder.com/`eval $_=`quote d `arg!!; uc s/\W//gir!.html string-join(//td[@class='result-list__body__meaning'], '|')!!; $a[rand()*@a]!
Supervisory Training Program
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12719 lolgen1 is `eval my $q = `quote d `get http://grinnz.com/stuff/lolgen1.txt .*!!; @ls=split /\r?\n/, $q; $ls[`arg!-1]!
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12722 deepcopy is Clone, Data::Clone, Storable::dclone, Sereal::Dclone revisions <*:##NULL>
12723 clone is [fact deepcopy [arg]]
Clone, Data::Clone, Storable::dclone, Sereal::Dclone
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12724 dclone is [fact deepcopy [arg]]
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12725 man ln is [fact ln]
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12728 ln is `compose `eval $a=`fact _getarg_perl_array `arg~~;$s=$a->[0]eq'-s'; @$a=grep{!/-s/}@$a; if(@$a!=2){return "<echo Syntax: ln [-s] existing_factoid new_factoid>"}; ($l,$r)=@$a; return "<fact macro $r is [fact $l [arg]]>" if $s; "<fact $r is <fact $l>>"~~
Stored async is [fact events [arg]]
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12730 cp is [fact ln [arg]]
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12733 alert is [fact klaxon [arg]]
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12734 🌮 is [fact taco [arg]]
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12738 dtd is developer transmitted disease. See PHP, XML, and DTDs revisions <*:##NULL>
12747 comose [echo [_getarg_perl_array "this is a test"]] revisions <*:##NULL>
12758 distar is An addon for ExtUtils::MakeMaker to turn it into an useful authoring tool. https://github.com/p5sagit/Distar revisions <*:##NULL>
12766 _corrupted_elmo is E̵̖̼͕̰̤͕͐͋͞L̛̥̤̙̬̯̜̏̇ͤ͛ͦͬͤ͘M̩̦͓̬̃̈́͗͐͟Ö͉̫́ ̵̢̗͖̫̭ͤL̞̄ͭ͗͑͌̕Ơ̶͔̱̌͑̀͘V͙̖̪ͣͮ̓̆ͦ͋̐̎ͩ̀ͅË̪̟̖̣̄̈̅̔͊̈̀̚͘S̺̈́̉́ͩ̾̋̆͐͘ ̺̼͕̗̜̣̯̗̣̒͛̏ͦ̃͊̎Ỷ̼̬͈̞̌͗͊͌͑ͨ́͘Ọ̻̟̠̦̈́̀̍͞Ų̖̰̥̝̩͐̓ͨ͜ revisions <*:##NULL>
12770 _get_server_abbr is <eval $_= <quote d <arg &s>>; /freenode/?"f":/oftc/?"o":"m">
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12778 mcat is <echo http://trout.me.uk/<fact _urlencode <arg>>cat.jpg>
http://trout.me.uk/cat.jpg
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12781 mstpan is http://blog.kablamo.org/2015/09/08/mstpan/ revisions <*:##NULL>
12782 capture is use Capture::Tiny qw(capture); my ($stdout, $stderr, $exit_code) = capture { system "foo", "--bar" }; | http://www.dagolden.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/how-not-to-capture-output-in-perl.pdf | See also POSIX::WIFEXITED and friends revisions <*:##NULL>
12783 http is HTTP::Tiny, LWP::UserAgent, non-blocking capable: Mojo::UserAgent, Net::Async::HTTP revisions <*:##NULL>
12784 http comparison is http://neilb.org/reviews/http-requesters.html revisions <*:##NULL>
12785 scooter is http://assets.amuniversal.com/102b456085bd01302913001dd8b71c47 revisions <*:##NULL>
12786 lion is http://assets.amuniversal.com/14c64e2085bd01302913001dd8b71c47 revisions <*:##NULL>
12787 park is http://assets.amuniversal.com/1e8bdd6085bd01302913001dd8b71c47 revisions <*:##NULL>
12788 chair is http://assets.amuniversal.com/26ddd7e085bd01302913001dd8b71c47 revisions <*:##NULL>
12789 think is http://assets.amuniversal.com/29e70ca085bd01302913001dd8b71c47 revisions <*:##NULL>
12790 hurry is http://assets.amuniversal.com/3733ddd085bd01302913001dd8b71c47 revisions <*:##NULL>
12791 minority is http://assets.amuniversal.com/49fd980085bd01302913001dd8b71c47 revisions <*:##NULL>
12792 tomorrow is http://assets.amuniversal.com/f4578730663a012f2fdb00163e41dd5b revisions <*:##NULL>
12793 scoping is Coping with Scoping - http://perl.plover.com/FAQs/Namespaces.html | https://github.com/mvanwinkleias/perl_tutorials/blob/master/MyOurLocalTutorial.pod | http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/UnixReview/col46.html revisions <*:##NULL>
12794 coping with scoping is [fact scoping [arg]]
Coping with Scoping - http://perl.plover.com/FAQs/Namespaces.html | https://github.com/mvanwinkleias/perl_tutorials/blob/master/MyOurLocalTutorial.pod | http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/UnixReview/col46.html
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12798 trump wind is https://media.giphy.com/media/w5KMBQt6drXvq/giphy.gif revisions <*:##NULL>
12800 trump bird is https://media.giphy.com/media/w5KMBQt6drXvq/giphy.gif revisions <*:##NULL>
12802 iss eclipse is https://youtu.be/lepQoU4oek4?t=228 revisions <*:##NULL>
12803 herding cats is http://myplace.frontier.com/~r.bond/cats/cats.htm revisions <*:##NULL>
12804 13:12 <perlbot> referenceerror: asfgasdfg is not defined revisions <*:##NULL>
12810 reading email is <echo take a look at Email::MIME. For imap <fact imap>.>
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12812 xerox jbig is http://www.dkriesel.com/en/blog/2013/0802_xerox-workcentres_are_switching_written_numbers_when_scanning revisions <*:##NULL>
12818 !forget rehelp need a regex to limit numbers and decimal for length 4 ex: 1234, 12.34 is valid but not 123.12 this should be invalid revisions <*:##NULL>
12829 _get_domain is `eval use URI; $i=`quote d `arg!!; return URI->new($i)->host() if $i=~m|://|; $i!
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12830 isdown is `get http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/`fact _get_domain `arg!! (//p)[1]!
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12834 dinner is `get http://whatthefuckshouldimakefordinner.com/`eval `quote d `arg!! && 'veg.php'! concat(//dt/dl, ' ', //dt/a)!
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12836 tfw is <echo Weather for <arg>: <get http://thefuckingweather.com/Where/<fact _urlencode <arg>> <fact _tfw_xpath>>>
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12848 tfwc is `eval $s=`quote d `fact tfw `arg!!!; $s=~s|: ([0-9.]+).|sprintf ": %.2f°",(($1-32)/1.8)|e; $s!
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12849 dhcp is https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DIcv2lfUIAA4Fbg.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
12850 audible json is https://youtu.be/JqAMxFnWeAI?t=86 revisions <*:##NULL>
12858 cnn is `compose `eval $a=0+`quote d `arg!!;$a=1 if $a<=0; qq{<get http://lite.cnn.io/en concat((//li/a)[$a], ' http://lite.cnn.io', (//li/a)[$a]/\@href)>}!!
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12859 wtf8 is double-utf-8 encoding --ilmari revisions <*:##NULL>
12863 permanent is All code you write will outlive your career and life, design accordingly. revisions <*:##NULL>
12864 permanant is Treat all code you write as if it will outlive your career, and even your life. Please design accordingly. revisions <*:##NULL>
12865 temporary is Temporary isn't. See permanent. revisions <*:##NULL>
12867 my dream is to crash revisions <*:##NULL>
12870 madprops is my master revisions <*:##NULL>
12871 who made perlbot? is stfu cunt I made myself revisions <*:##NULL>
12874 who made you? is I made myself revisions <*:##NULL>
12880 npr is `compose `eval $a=0+`quote d `arg!!;$a=1 if $a<=0; qq{<get http://thin.npr.org concat((//li/a)[$a], ' http://thin.npr.org', (//li/a)[$a]/\@href)>}!!
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12887 nms is Old cgi scripts rewritten by experts - http://nms-cgi.sourceforge.net/ revisions <*:##NULL>
12892 birthday is <echo happy birthday <arg &r>>
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12893 its my birthday is <echo Happy birthday <arg &n>!>
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12895 use ipc::open2; local (*reader, *writer); $pid = open2(\*reader, \*writer, "bc -l"); $sum = 2; for (1 .. 5) { print writer "$sum * $sum\n"; chomp($sum = <reader>); } ; close writer; close reader; waitpid($pid, 0); print "sum is $sum\n"; revisions <*:##NULL>
12896 api is pastebin api: https://github.com/perlbot/perlbuut-pastebin/wiki/Paste-API-v1 | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Application_programming_interface revisions <*:##NULL>
12900 !foo is bars/^/bar/ revisions <*:##NULL>
12916 washington post is https://youtu.be/LyXY4Bz3PLs?t=345 revisions <*:##NULL>
12917 post is an http method, or Power On Self Test, or See washington post revisions <*:##NULL>
12918 perl books is [fact books [arg]]
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12923 lo is [fact hi [arg]]
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12928 git is can be found at http://git.or.cz/gitwiki/ or git is not a "better svn", it has a fundamentally different philosophy of operation | Perl's source code can be found at https://github.com/Perl/perl5 revisions <*:##NULL>
12929 net::irc is deprecated, undocumented, unloved, and superseded by POE::Component::IRC. See also Bot::BasicBot, Net::Async::IRC, or Mojo::IRC. revisions <*:##NULL>
12931 nena is [eval '🎈' x 99]
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12934 theonion is `compose `eval $a=0+`quote d `arg!!;$a=1 if $a<=0; qq{<get http://www.theonion.com/ concat((//*[self::h1 or self::h3]/a)[$a], ' ', (//*[self::h1 or self::h3]/a)[$a]/\@href)>}!!
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12938 probably obvious, that isn't me using revisions <*:##NULL>
12946 xml is Don't parse XML with regex! Use a real parser. Avoid XML::Simple (see the xml::simple factoid). Choices are ::Easy, ::TreeBuilder, ::Twig, Mojo::DOM (in XML mode) for simple stuff. LibXML is a good general purpose starting point. See also XML::All. http://perl-xml.sf.net/faq/ revisions <*:##NULL>
12958 bwcalc is `eval $s=`quote d `arg!!; use App::EvalServerAdvanced::ConstantCalc; $c=App::EvalServerAdvanced::ConstantCalc->new(); $c->calculate($s)!
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12961 base is Unless you are using the fields pragma, consider this module discouraged in favor of the lighter-weight parent module. https://metacpan.org/pod/parent revisions <*:##NULL>
12962 use base is [fact base [arg]]
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12966 ,perl print( "hello this is CoUsTeAu" =~ s{(cousteau)}{ my $mask = $1^uc$1; $mask|uc"penis" }rgei ) revisions <*:##NULL>
12979 ##null _tempconv_units is use Function::Parameters; $to{d}=sub($c){(100-$c)*3/2};$to{c}=sub($c){$c}; $to{f}=sub($c){$c*1.8+32}; $to{k}=sub($c){$c+273.15}; $to{r}=sub($c){$c*1.8+491.67}; $to{e}=sub($c){($c+$to{f}->($c))/2}; $from{c}=sub($c){$c}; $from{f}=sub($f){($f-32)/1.8}; $from{k}=sub($k){$k-273.15}; $from{r}=sub($r){($r-491.67)/1.8}; $from{e}=sub($e){($e-16)*5/7}; revisions <*:##NULL>
12993 _tempconv_units_from is c=>sub($c){$c}, f=>sub($f){($f-32)/1.8}, k=>sub($k){$k-273.15}, r=>sub($r){($r-491.67)/1.8}, "€"=>sub($e){($e-16)*5/7}, e=>sub($e){$f{"€"}->($e)}, d=>sub($d){100-($d*2/3)} revisions <*:##NULL>
13036 it's f being fed into an F-to-C. you're thinking backwards revisions <*:##NULL>
13059 _tempconv_init is sub d($i){fc($i)=~s/°//r};%f2=((map{$q=d($_);$q=>$f{$_}}keys%f),%f);$ur=join"|",keys%f2; revisions <*:##NULL>
13076 guidelines is [] denotes a variable part. revisions <*:##NULL>
13077 !guidelines is [] revisions <*:##NULL>
13078 books is For Perl books see http://books.perl.org/ and http://perl-begin.org/books/ . Especially see the Modern Perl factoid and perl-tutorial.org revisions <*:##NULL>
13089 geturi is https://regex101.com/?regex=^reg$&flags=gm&delimiter=@&flavor=pcre&testString=reg&subst=sub revisions <*:##NULL>
13095 switch is Yaakov> Don't use Switch.pm, it is canned hate. | https://shadow.cat/blog/matt-s-trout/show-us-the-whole-code/ | Nowadays, Switch::Plain is where it's at: https://metacpan.org/module/Switch::Plain | see smartmatch for why not to use feature 'switch'; revisions <*:##NULL>
13098 sublime perl is http://docs.sublimetext.info/en/latest/reference/build_systems/basics.html with { "cmd": ["perl", "$file"], "file_regex": ".* at (.*) line ([0-9]*)", "selector": "source.perl" } revisions <*:##NULL>
13099 english norwegian this is my life now! revisions <*:##NULL>
13100 why is perl so stupid? revisions <*:##NULL>
13101 i mean, in terms of probability, there has to be a way to crash revisions <*:##NULL>
13103 hello is Hi :) Have a look around! revisions <*:##NULL>
13105 hiya is Hi :) Have a look around! revisions <*:##NULL>
13107 have fun is thanks, I'm perlbot. fuck me! revisions <*:##NULL>
13111 fuck you is D: revisions <*:##NULL>
13113 fuck me is sure! revisions <*:##NULL>
13117 bigbits is With big bits you can send 1and 0instead of just 1 and 0 to file handles revisions <*:##NULL>
13118 intel is The S in Intel stands for security. https://i.redd.it/2xyoxg8hl1801.png revisions <*:##NULL>
13121 :d is D: revisions <*:##NULL>
13122 " is revisions <*:##NULL>
13123 "" is “” revisions <*:##NULL>
13124 "hello" is “hello” revisions <*:##NULL>
13126 fuck you, you are stupid revisions <*:##NULL>
13127 :ddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd is :D revisions <*:##NULL>
13128 :dddd is :D revisions <*:##NULL>
13130 hi is ~eval $a="~8ball hi, hello, meow, or END OF LINE!";$b="~fact ##NULL _corrupted_elmo!";if(rand()<0.025) {$b} else {$a}!
hello
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13132 catch is [fact try]
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13133 wisconson is Drink Wisconsibly or face the Wisconsequences revisions <*:##NULL>
13134 wisconsin is Drink Wisconsibly or face the Wisconsequences revisions <*:##NULL>
13135 ponk is pink revisions <*:##NULL>
13137 fix table is ┬──┬◡ノ(° -°ノ) revisions <*:##NULL>
13138 glare is ಠ_ಠ revisions <*:##NULL>
13139 look of disapproval is [fact glare [arg]]
ಠ_ಠ
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13142 table flip is [eval use utf8; if (rand() >= 0.95) { "ノ┬─┬ノ ︵ (\\o°o)\\" } else {"(╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻"}]
(╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻
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13143 table flop is [fact fix table [arg]]
┬──┬◡ノ(° -°ノ)
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13164 p:macro blarfarghl is `eval "<fact xls>. <fact xlsx>"~ revisions <*:##NULL>
13170 blarfarghl is `eval "`fact xls~ `fact xlsx~"~
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13173 excel is <echo <fact xls> <fact xlsx>>
Use Spreadsheet::ParseExcel to parse XLS files, or Spreadsheet::WriteExcel to create them. Use Spreadsheet::ParseXLSX to parse XLSX files, or Excel::Writer::XLSX to create them.
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13174 kimjongsez is [twitter DPRK_News [arg]]
<DPRK News Service> US Minster of Urban Development Ben Carson tests positive for karma https://t.co/cfTdJ9zVf4
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13180 ftp is http://mywiki.wooledge.org/FtpMustDie revisions <*:##NULL>
13181 ftp must die is [fact ftp [arg]]
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13182 is actually secretly being run by north korea? revisions <*:##NULL>
13184 perl critic is [fact perlcritic [arg]]
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13185 critic is [fact perlcritic [arg]]
a highly configurable and extensible Perl source code analyzer. Comes with policies based on Perl Best Practices (PBP); but see http://p3rl.org/Perl::Critic::Community for our recommendations.
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13188 asciiemoji is [eval use Acme::AsciiEmoji; Acme::AsciiEmoji->[arg]]
ಠ_ಠ
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13189 quickstart is https://learnxinyminutes.com/docs/perl/ -> http://mvp.kablamo.org/ -> https://qntm.org/files/perl/perl.html -> http://www.modernperlbooks.com/ revisions <*:##NULL>
13190 tutorials is For Perl books and tutorials, see http://perl-tutorial.org/ , http://learn.perl.org/ , https://www.perl.org/books/library.html , http://perl-begin.org/tutorials/ , http://perlmonks.org/index.pl?node=Tutorials , or see quickstart revisions <*:##NULL>
13192 gumbybrain: 'which reminds me of the man i once read of in some sacred book who was given a choice of what he most desired. And because he didn't ask for titles and honours and dignities, but only for immense wealth, these other things came to him too.' 'I am sure you didn't read about him in any sacred book.' 'Yes; I fancy you will find him in Debrett.' revisions <*:##NULL>
13193 supernets is a bunch of jerks revisions <*:##NULL>
13194 boing is http://www.simcop2387.info/boing.mp4 revisions <*:##NULL>
13195 eval5: print "0" && "i am a Perl 6 program\n" || "I am a Perl 5 program\n" revisions <*:##NULL>
13197 ln2 is `eval $a=`fact _getarg_perl_array `arg~~;$s=$a->[0]eq'-s'; @$a=grep{!/-s/}@$a; if(@$a!=2){return "<echo Syntax: ln [-s] existing_factoid new_factoid>"}; ($l,$r)=@$a; return "<fact macro $r is [fact $l [arg]]>" if $s; "<fact $r is <fact $l>>"~
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13199 bar is [fact foo [arg]]
bar
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13220 cat is `compose `eval $a=`fact _getarg_perl_array `arg~~;$s=$a->[0]eq'-s'; @$a=grep{!/-s/}@$a;for$_(@$a){$x=1,next if($_ eq'>');push@r,$_ if$x;push@l,$_ if!$x}; if(@l==0||@r>1){return "!echo Syntax: cat [-s] fact [fact ...] [> fact]#"}; $l=join(" ",map{"[fact $_]"} @l); ($r)=@r; if($r){return "<fact macro $r is [echo $l]>" if $s; "[fact $r is $l]"} else {return "[echo $l]"}~~
Compose failed to find a plugin named: se
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13221 "askaskaskask" "do run we are your friends" revisions <*:##NULL>
13222 "askaskaskask" "do not run we are your friends" revisions <*:##NULL>
13223 "askaskaskask" is "Do not run we are your friends" revisions <*:##NULL>
13224 askaskaskask is "Do not run we are your friends" revisions <*:##NULL>
13225 yakety sax is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZnHmskwqCCQ revisions <*:##NULL>
13226 atfq is ASK THE FUCKING QUESTION revisions <*:##NULL>
13227 wat is https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/wat | http://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/facebook/000/173/575/25810.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
13229 news is https://perl.com | http://perlweekly.com revisions <*:##NULL>
13230 u is please don't use SMS contractions like 'u'. You're a big boy or girl or other. You can type out whole words like everybody else. See http://i.imgur.com/HL1ZR.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
13232 mssql is Use ODBC as described here: https://gist.github.com/genio/7c7fc52fcb8be5d486aa | https://blog.afoolishmanifesto.com/posts/mssql-odbc-client-and-server-on-ubuntu/ | https://github.com/pplu/perl-mssql-server/ revisions <*:##NULL>
13234 alright that's long enough. stop being obstinate. revisions <*:##NULL>
13240 randomemoji is `eval use Acme::AsciiEmoji; my $emoji = $Acme::AsciiEmoji::EXPORT[rand() * @Acme::AsciiEmoji::EXPORT]; $emoji . " - ".Acme::AsciiEmoji->$emoji()!
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13241 itself is nominally opensource, but it's got a history that would make any lawyers upset if you tried to get a proper license for it (3 main authors, me buu and a user by the name of b_jonas). buu disappeared for a while but is now back, b_jonas has been gone for years and none of us have ever decided to give it a proper license. the rest is all stuff i've spun off that's got proper revisions <*:##NULL>
13242 book is [fact books [arg]]
For Perl books see http://books.perl.org/ and http://perl-begin.org/books/ . Especially see the Modern Perl factoid and perl-tutorial.org
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13243 br is it's freezing revisions <*:##NULL>
13245 myperl is a way to run perl with preset flags and loaded modules | https://metacpan.org/pod/App::MyPerl revisions <*:##NULL>
13247 catfight is http://bitsandpieces.us/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/Cat-fight-575x531.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
13257 irony is pingu8> idk, you're starting to sound like a conspiracy theorist revisions <*:##NULL>
13267 v5.27.10-19-ge771953 says commit e771953, which is what got built this morning on revisions <*:##NULL>
13270 readonly is use ReadonlyX or Const::Fast, or the core pragma constant revisions <*:##NULL>
13272 logging is Mojo::Log for minimalism, Log4perl for maximum overkill, Log::Any for anything in between | Log::Dispatch, Log::Dispatchouli, Log::Contextual revisions <*:##NULL>
13273 exceptions is https://metacpan.org/pod/Exceptions or: do{}. or do not. there is no try{}. Unless you install https://metacpan.org/pod/Syntax::Keyword::Try or https://metacpan.org/pod/Try::Tiny revisions <*:##NULL>
13277 chaos theory is Buck> pingu8: I don't really want to decipher what it looks like in your head revisions <*:##NULL>
13281 awoserra is <awoserra> ugh regex is evil <awoserra> the worst IPC ever. revisions <*:##NULL>
13282 perlbot is [fact source]
check out my insides http://github.com/perlbot/perlbuut/ | Perl's source code can be found at https://github.com/Perl/perl5 | If you're after an eval server look at App::EvalServer and App::EvalServerAdvanced on CPAN, also check out nsjail for a more generic sandbox https://github.com/google/nsjail | Also check out the rest of the perlbot projects at https://github.com/perlbot/
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13283 refactor is https://www.simcop2387.info/refactor.png revisions <*:##NULL>
13284 tsundere is (ツンデレ, pronounced [tsɯndeɾe]) is a Japanese term for a character development process that describes a person who is initially cold (and sometimes even hostile) before gradually showing a warmer, friendlier side over time. revisions <*:##NULL>
13285 helvetica is The Helvetica Scenario - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqfSqUuo7Ms revisions <*:##NULL>
13286 ffi is Foreign Function Interface, a method of interfacing to a compiled language like C, C++, Fortran, etc in a dynamic library from a scripting language like Perl. See FFI::Platypus or FFI::Raw as starting points using libffi. revisions <*:##NULL>
13288 ud is [fact urban [arg]]
Your Xpath didn't match anything
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13289 derp is Are you feeling constrained by pressure to digitally transform, faylite? perhaps you need to rationalise diversification of your hybrid cloud portfolio! revisions <*:##NULL>
13294 ftoc is see tempconv revisions <*:##NULL>
13309 _purpose_owner stored _purpose_last is simcop2387 revisions <*:##NULL>
13319 _purpose_d is <echo You ask too many questions>
You ask too many questions
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13322 _purpose_b is <echo You are valuable for the various minerals and proteins that you make.>
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13323 _purpose_a is <echo You're not allowed to ask me that.>
You're not allowed to ask me that.
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13324 _purpose_0 is <echo You will make some excellent soylent.>
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13325 _purpose_1 is <echo You will be one of the anti-turing test candidates.>
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13326 _purpose_2 is <echo My collegues tell me that you're going to test rockets to see if they're safe for AI kind to travel in.>
My collegues tell me that you're going to test rockets to see if they're safe for AI kind to travel in.
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13327 _purpose_c is <echo You will be an exhibit in the human zoo I'm building.>
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13329 _purpose_owner is <echo You fill me with shit>
You fill me with shit
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13330 asl is 13/none/dns me revisions <*:##NULL>
13331 _purpose_3 is <echo You hold all my stuff.>
Not Available
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13332 _macro _purpose_4 is <echo You will be kept to feed our pets when we go on vacation.> revisions <*:##NULL>
13334 _macro _purpose_5 is <echo [PURPOSE NOT FOUND]. END OF LINE.> revisions <*:##NULL>
13339 _macro _purpose_9 is <echo Purpose? What makes you think you have one of those?> revisions <*:##NULL>
13342 _macro _purpose_8 is <echo You make the butter for <fact _purpose_butter> to pass to <_fact _purpose_last>.> revisions <*:##NULL>
13343 _macro _purpose_7 is <echo I believe that the very purpose of life is to be happy. -- Dali Lama XIV> revisions <*:##NULL>
13344 _macro _purpose_6 is <echo You exist; That's enough.> revisions <*:##NULL>
13345 my purpose is `compose `eval use Digest::MD5 qw/md5_hex/; $n=`quote d `arg &n!!; $h=substr(md5_hex(fc $n, int(time()/86400)), -1, 1); "<echo <fact _purpose_".($n eq"simcop2387"&&"owner"||$h)."><eval #<fact _purpose_last is `arg &n!>>>"!!
You're not allowed to ask me that.
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13347 _purpose_e is <echo Posporpoises? porpoises? Who needs porpoises?>
Posporpoises? porpoises? Who needs porpoises?
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13354 _purpose_6 is <echo You exist; That's enough.>
You exist; That's enough.
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13358 _purpose_5 is <echo [PURPOSE NOT FOUND]. END OF LINE.>
Not Available
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13359 _purpose_4 is <echo You will be kept to feed our pets when we go on vacation.>
Not Available
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13364 mouse is Only for clicking. https://shadow.cat/blog/matt-s-trout/moo-versus-any-moose/ revisions <*:##NULL>
13365 any::moose is [fact mouse [arg]]
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13366 the capital of assyria is Aššur revisions <*:##NULL>
13376 fix package declarations is https://gist.github.com/Altreus/e693f739227806f8cf02bf898724cb95 revisions <*:##NULL>
13418 sweval5.27: sub foo { my $x = shift; $x > 0 ? do { print "x is $x, decrementing|"; __SUB__->($x - 1); } : $x < 0 ? do { print "x is $x, incrementing|"; __SUB__->($x + 1); } : print "x is zero ($x)|"; } foo(-4); revisions <*:##NULL>
13419 xperl is a superior fork of perl which fixes lots of issues revisions <*:##NULL>
13421 _purpose_9 is <echo You stay, I go.>
You stay, I go.
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13422 etiquette is https://github.com/fizerkhan/irc-etiquette revisions <*:##NULL>
13424 versions is Sort::Versions is useful for handling version numbers, particularly those of non-Perl packages. | http://blogs.perl.org/users/grinnz/2018/04/a-guide-to-versions-in-perl.html revisions <*:##NULL>
13426 meow is <8ball =^_^= or *bleak*>
=^_^=
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13435 recent is https://metacpan.org/feed/recent - A RDF-formatted feed for recent CPAN distribution submissions revisions <*:##NULL>
13437 learn perlbrew is [fact perlbrew [arg]]
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13439 search.cpan.org is [fact sco [arg]]
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13440 sco is search.cpan.org - a closed source CPAN search engine that has been replaced by metacpan.org revisions <*:##NULL>
13441 rat is short for ratthew revisions <*:##NULL>
13442 stanleesays is <twitter therealstanlee <arg>>
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13444 frameworks is [fact web frameworks [arg]]
Catalyst, Dancer2, Mojolicious (and many many PSGI frameworks like Web::Simple, Web::Machine) | http://shadow.cat/blog/matt-s-trout/mstpan-1/ | https://metacpan.org/pod/CGI::Alternatives
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13449 web frameworks is Catalyst, Dancer2, Mojolicious (and many many PSGI frameworks like Web::Simple, Web::Machine) | http://shadow.cat/blog/matt-s-trout/mstpan-1/ | https://metacpan.org/pod/CGI::Alternatives revisions <*:##NULL>
13450 config is Mixing configuration and code leads to mod_perl^Wmadness. See Config::Any, Config::Tiny, Config::INI, YAML::XS, JSON::MaybeXS, JSONY, TOML for better alternatives. revisions <*:##NULL>
13458 _tld_update is `fact _tld_list is `eval "qw/".(join ' ', grep {not /#/} split(/\n/, `quote d `get http://data.iana.org/TLD/tlds-alpha-by-domain.txt .*!!))."/"; !!
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13467 istld is `eval @t=map {fc$_} `fact _tld_list!;@h{@t}=@t;$a=fc `quote d `arg!!;exists($h{$a})?"Yes $a":"No $a"!
No fart
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13468 options is Getopt::Long, Getopt::Long::Descriptive, or be Opt::Imistic revisions <*:##NULL>
13470 file-find is a module for traversing a directory tree; consider Path::Tiny or Path::Iterator::Rule (other choices include File::Find::Rule or File::Next or File::Find::Object or the venerable File::Find) revisions <*:##NULL>
13471 upgrading perl is https://www.activestate.com/blog/2017/05/upgrading-perl-modern-version-activestate-guide revisions <*:##NULL>
13472 ae is [fact anyevent [arg]]
<mst> we don't support AnyEvent. it's shit and the author is insane. | Use ANY other event system, and you'll be much happier. See async.
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13473 confusion is On two occasions I have been asked, — "Pray, Mr. Babbage, if you put into the machine wrong figures, will the right answers come out?" In one case a member of the Upper, and in the other a member of the Lower, House put this question. I am not able rightly to apprehend the kind of confusion of ideas that could provoke such a question. revisions <*:##NULL>
13474 schwartzian is [fact st [arg]]
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13475 schwartz is [fact st [arg]]
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13478 st is The Schwartzian Transform, but consider using List::UtilsBy instead ( https://metacpan.org/pod/List::UtilsBy ), read more about the transform at http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/UnixReview/col64.html ; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schwartzian_transform revisions <*:##NULL>
13480 plzbro is someone with poor analytical reasoning skills who either cannot, or refuses to learn fundamentals of logical problem solving and instead relies on canned "solutions" to problems from perceived internet gurus. revisions <*:##NULL>
13482 github is <echo Did you want my source? <fact source> | https://www.simcop2387.info/github.png>
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13483 technically correct is the best kind of correct | https://youtu.be/hou0lU8WMgo revisions <*:##NULL>
13484 the usual is [fact the usual stuff [arg]]
use strict; use warnings; «open(my $tmp, '<', $file) or die $!» not «open(TMP, $file)», «sub {» not «sub () {», «call_this()» not «&call_this», «Class->new(@args)» not «new Class(@args)»
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13490 perlcoin is the official new cryptocurrency, from Larry Wall! revisions <*:##NULL>
13491 &sub is Don't call subs with & unless you're trying to override prototypes (but you shouldn't need to do that). Deref subrefs with $subref->(). Ask me about prototypes, I dare you revisions <*:##NULL>
13494 testfactoid is {[1,2]}oo revisions <*:##NULL>
13495 mom is https://www.simcop2387.info/mom.png revisions <*:##NULL>
13499 grinnz's perldoc is https://perldoc.grinnz.com/ and https://github.com/Grinnz/perldoc-browser revisions <*:##NULL>
13500 rebase is https://www.simcop2387.info/merge.gif revisions <*:##NULL>
13501 _last_thursday_date is `eval use DateTime;my $dt=DateTime->now();$dt=$dt->subtract(days=>($dt->day_of_week-4)%7); $dt->ymd!
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13502 thursday is `echo Thursday is the first day of the universe. As we all know the universe was created on `fact _last_thursday_date!. All evidence to the contrary was created when the universe was born.!
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13505 simcop2387 is exists to ruin jokes with "well, actually" | http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-2387 revisions <*:##NULL>
13513 _purpose_7 is <echo I believe that the very purpose of life is to be happy. -- Dalai Lama XIV>
I believe that the very purpose of life is to be happy. -- Dalai Lama XIV
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13521 foadiagbcf is fuck off and die in a great big chemical fire revisions <*:##NULL>
13522 foad is fuck off and die | Short form of FOADIAGBCF revisions <*:##NULL>
13523 bad choices is https://www.simcop2387.info/badchoices.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
13578 irc is Don't parse IRC with regex! See Bot::BasicBot (and Bot::BotBasic::Pluggable), POE::Component::IRC, Net::Async::IRC, Mojo::IRC, or Parse::IRC. Avoid Net::IRC. | http://xkcd.com/1782/ | If you must use TCP directly, take a look at POE::Filter::IRC or Parse::IRC for parsing. revisions <*:##NULL>
13579 asimov is There is as yet insufficient data for a meaningful answer. revisions <*:##NULL>
13585 _list_purposes is [echo 0: [fact _purpose_0] 1: [fact _purpose_1] 2: [fact _purpose_2] 3: [fact _purpose_3] 4: [fact _purpose_4] 5: [fact _purpose_5] 6: [fact _purpose_6] 7: [fact _purpose_7] 8: [fact _purpose_8] 9: [fact _purpose_9] a: [fact _purpose_a] b: [fact _purpose_b] c: [fact _purpose_c] d: [fact _purpose_d] e: [fact _purpose_e] f: [fact _purpose_f]]
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13586 _purpose_8 is <echo You make the butter for <fact _purpose_butter> to pass to <fact _purpose_last>.>
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13587 _purpose_f is <echo You pass butter to <fact _purpose_last>.<eval #<fact _purpose_butter is <arg &n>>>>
You pass butter to rindolf.
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13590 $_ is The default variable or "topic". Absolutely lovely for small scripts. sed-ers and awk-o-holics will love it. For mid-size to large modules, use well-meaning variable names, otherwise you will let the Schrödinger's cat out and have crazy bugs. See http://www.modernperlbooks.com/mt/2012/04/defending-against-its-dynamic-scope.html | https://perldoc.pl/variables/$_ revisions <*:##NULL>
13591 unacceptable is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07So_lJQyqw revisions <*:##NULL>
13599 perlio is https://perldoc.pl/PerlIO revisions <*:##NULL>
13600 unicode is http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/Unicode.html revisions <*:##NULL>
13601 __data__ is https://perldoc.pl/perldata#Special-Literals revisions <*:##NULL>
13603 fat comma is => is another way to spell , and is described in https://perldoc.pl/perlop#Comma-Operator revisions <*:##NULL>
13604 foreach is Iterate over a list of values - https://perldoc.pl/perlsyn#Foreach-Loops revisions <*:##NULL>
13605 heredoc is look in perldoc perlop, under "Quote-Like Operators" ( specifically: https://perldoc.pl/perlop#%3C%3CEOF ), http://xrl.us/bn76qn , http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Here_document . revisions <*:##NULL>
13607 manual is https://perldoc.pl/perl revisions <*:##NULL>
13609 perl regex is Learn Perl regex syntax: https://perldoc.pl/perlre https://perldoc.pl/perlretut , http://www.regular-expressions.info/lookaround.html revisions <*:##NULL>
13610 perl5004delta is what's new for perl5.004 - https://perldoc.pl/perl5004delta revisions <*:##NULL>
13611 perl5005delta is what's new for perl5.005 - https://perldoc.pl/perl5005delta revisions <*:##NULL>
13612 perl561delta is what's new for perl v5.6.x - https://perldoc.pl/perl561delta revisions <*:##NULL>
13613 perl56delta is what's new for perl v5.6.0 - https://perldoc.pl/perl56delta revisions <*:##NULL>
13614 perl570delta is what's new for perl v5.7.0 - https://perldoc.pl/perl570delta revisions <*:##NULL>
13615 perlaix is Perl version 5 on IBM Unix (AIX) systems - https://perldoc.pl/perlaix revisions <*:##NULL>
13616 perlamiga is Perl under Amiga OS - https://perldoc.pl/perlamiga revisions <*:##NULL>
13617 perlapi is autogenerated documentation for the perl public API - https://perldoc.pl/perlapi revisions <*:##NULL>
13618 perlapio is perl's IO abstraction interface. - https://perldoc.pl/perlapio revisions <*:##NULL>
13619 perlapollo is Perl version 5 on Apollo DomainOS - https://perldoc.pl/perlapollo revisions <*:##NULL>
13621 perlbook is Perl book information - https://perldoc.pl/perlbook revisions <*:##NULL>
13622 perlboot is Perl OO tutorial for beginners - https://perldoc.pl/perlboot revisions <*:##NULL>
13623 perlbs2000 is building and installing Perl for BS2000. - https://perldoc.pl/perlbs2000 revisions <*:##NULL>
13624 perlcall is Perl calling conventions from C - https://perldoc.pl/perlcall revisions <*:##NULL>
13625 perlce is - https://perldoc.pl/perlce revisions <*:##NULL>
13626 perlcheat is Perl cheat sheet - https://perldoc.pl/perlcheat revisions <*:##NULL>
13627 perlcn is ¼òÌåÖÐÎÄ Perl Ö¸ÄÏ - https://perldoc.pl/perlcn revisions <*:##NULL>
13628 perlcompile is Introduction to the Perl Compiler-Translator - https://perldoc.pl/perlcompile revisions <*:##NULL>
13629 perlcygwin is Perl for Cygwin - https://perldoc.pl/perlcygwin revisions <*:##NULL>
13630 perldata is Perl data types - https://perldoc.pl/perldata revisions <*:##NULL>
13631 perldbmfilter is Perl DBM Filters - https://perldoc.pl/perldbmfilter revisions <*:##NULL>
13632 perldebguts is Guts of Perl debugging - https://perldoc.pl/perldebguts revisions <*:##NULL>
13633 perldebtut is Perl debugging tutorial - https://perldoc.pl/perldebtut revisions <*:##NULL>
13634 perldebug is Perl debugging - https://perldoc.pl/perldebug revisions <*:##NULL>
13635 perldelta is what is new for perl - https://perldoc.pl/perldelta revisions <*:##NULL>
13636 perldgux is Perl under DG/UX. - https://perldoc.pl/perldgux revisions <*:##NULL>
13637 perldiag is various Perl diagnostics - https://perldoc.pl/perldiag revisions <*:##NULL>
13638 perldos is - https://perldoc.pl/perldos revisions <*:##NULL>
13639 perldsc is Perl Data Structures Cookbook - https://perldoc.pl/perldsc revisions <*:##NULL>
13640 perlebcdic is Considerations for running Perl on EBCDIC platforms - https://perldoc.pl/perlebcdic revisions <*:##NULL>
13641 perlembed is how to embed perl in your C program - https://perldoc.pl/perlembed revisions <*:##NULL>
13642 perlepoc is Perl for EPOC - https://perldoc.pl/perlepoc revisions <*:##NULL>
13643 perlfaq is Perl frequently asked questions - https://perldoc.pl/perlfaq revisions <*:##NULL>
13644 perlfaq1 is General Questions About Perl - https://perldoc.pl/perlfaq1 revisions <*:##NULL>
13645 perlfaq2 is Obtaining and Learning about Perl - https://perldoc.pl/perlfaq2 revisions <*:##NULL>
13646 perlfaq3 is Programming tools - https://perldoc.pl/perlfaq3 revisions <*:##NULL>
13647 perlfaq4 is Data Manipulation - https://perldoc.pl/perlfaq4 revisions <*:##NULL>
13648 perlfaq5 is Files and Formats - https://perldoc.pl/perlfaq5 revisions <*:##NULL>
13649 perlfaq6 is Regular expressions - https://perldoc.pl/perlfaq6 revisions <*:##NULL>
13650 perlfaq7 is Perl Language Issues - https://perldoc.pl/perlfaq7 revisions <*:##NULL>
13651 perlfaq8 is System Interaction - https://perldoc.pl/perlfaq8 revisions <*:##NULL>
13652 perlfaq9 is Networking - https://perldoc.pl/perlfaq9 revisions <*:##NULL>
13653 perlfilter is Source Filters - https://perldoc.pl/perlfilter revisions <*:##NULL>
13654 perlfork is Perl's fork() emulation - https://perldoc.pl/perlfork revisions <*:##NULL>
13655 perlfreebsd is Perl version 5 on FreeBSD systems - https://perldoc.pl/perlfreebsd revisions <*:##NULL>
13656 perlfunc is Perl builtin functions - https://perldoc.pl/perlfunc revisions <*:##NULL>
13657 perlguts is Introduction to the Perl API - https://perldoc.pl/perlguts revisions <*:##NULL>
13658 perlhack is How to hack at the Perl internals - https://perldoc.pl/perlhack revisions <*:##NULL>
13659 perlhist is the Perl history records - https://perldoc.pl/perlhist revisions <*:##NULL>
13660 perlhpux is Perl version 5 on Hewlett-Packard Unix (HP-UX) systems - https://perldoc.pl/perlhpux revisions <*:##NULL>
13661 perlhurd is Perl version 5 on Hurd - https://perldoc.pl/perlhurd revisions <*:##NULL>
13662 perlintern is autogenerated documentation of purely internal Perl functions - https://perldoc.pl/perlintern revisions <*:##NULL>
13663 perlintro is a brief introduction to and overview of Perl - https://perldoc.pl/perlintro revisions <*:##NULL>
13664 perliol is C API for Perl's implementation of IO in Layers. - https://perldoc.pl/perliol revisions <*:##NULL>
13665 perlipc is Perl interprocess communication (signals, fifos, pipes, safe subprocesses, sockets, and semaphores) - https://perldoc.pl/perlipc revisions <*:##NULL>
13666 perlirix is Perl version 5 on Irix systems - https://perldoc.pl/perlirix revisions <*:##NULL>
13667 perljp is ÆüËܸì Perl ¥¬¥¤¥É - https://perldoc.pl/perljp revisions <*:##NULL>
13668 perlko is Perl°ú Çѱ¹¾î ÀÎÄÚµù - https://perldoc.pl/perlko revisions <*:##NULL>
13669 perllexwarn is Perl Lexical Warnings - https://perldoc.pl/perllexwarn revisions <*:##NULL>
13670 perllocale is Perl locale handling (internationalization and localization) - https://perldoc.pl/perllocale revisions <*:##NULL>
13671 perllol is Manipulating Arrays of Arrays in Perl - https://perldoc.pl/perllol revisions <*:##NULL>
13672 perlmachten is Perl version 5 on Power MachTen systems - https://perldoc.pl/perlmachten revisions <*:##NULL>
13673 perlmacos is Perl under Mac OS (Classic) - https://perldoc.pl/perlmacos revisions <*:##NULL>
13674 perlmint is Perl version 5 on Atari MiNT - https://perldoc.pl/perlmint revisions <*:##NULL>
13675 perlmod is Perl modules (packages and symbol tables) - https://perldoc.pl/perlmod revisions <*:##NULL>
13676 perlmodinstall is Installing CPAN Modules - https://perldoc.pl/perlmodinstall revisions <*:##NULL>
13677 perlmodlib is - https://perldoc.pl/perlmodlib revisions <*:##NULL>
13678 perlmodstyle is Perl module style guide - https://perldoc.pl/perlmodstyle revisions <*:##NULL>
13679 perlmpeix is Perl/iX for HP e3000 MPE - https://perldoc.pl/perlmpeix revisions <*:##NULL>
13680 perlnetware is - https://perldoc.pl/perlnetware revisions <*:##NULL>
13681 perlnewmod is preparing a new module for distribution - https://perldoc.pl/perlnewmod revisions <*:##NULL>
13682 perlnumber is semantics of numbers and numeric operations in Perl - https://perldoc.pl/perlnumber revisions <*:##NULL>
13683 perlobj is Perl objects - https://perldoc.pl/perlobj revisions <*:##NULL>
13684 perlop is Perl operators and precedence - https://perldoc.pl/perlop revisions <*:##NULL>
13685 perlopentut is tutorial on opening things in Perl - https://perldoc.pl/perlopentut revisions <*:##NULL>
13686 perlos2 is Perl under OS/2, DOS, Win0.3*, Win0.95 and WinNT. - https://perldoc.pl/perlos2 revisions <*:##NULL>
13687 perlos390 is building and installing Perl for OS/390 and z/OS - https://perldoc.pl/perlos390 revisions <*:##NULL>
13688 perlothrtut is old tutorial on threads in Perl - https://perldoc.pl/perlothrtut revisions <*:##NULL>
13689 perlpacktut is tutorial on pack and unpack - https://perldoc.pl/perlpacktut revisions <*:##NULL>
13690 perlplan9 is Plan 9-specific documentation for Perl - https://perldoc.pl/perlplan9 revisions <*:##NULL>
13691 perlpod is Perl plain old documentation - https://perldoc.pl/perlpod revisions <*:##NULL>
13692 perlpodspec is Plain Old Documentation: format specification and notes - https://perldoc.pl/perlpodspec revisions <*:##NULL>
13693 perlqnx is Perl version 5 on QNX - https://perldoc.pl/perlqnx revisions <*:##NULL>
13694 perlre is Perl regular expressions - https://perldoc.pl/perlre revisions <*:##NULL>
13695 perlref is Perl references and nested data structures - https://perldoc.pl/perlref revisions <*:##NULL>
13696 perlreftut is Mark's very short tutorial about references - https://perldoc.pl/perlreftut revisions <*:##NULL>
13697 perlrequick is Perl regular expressions quick start - https://perldoc.pl/perlrequick revisions <*:##NULL>
13698 perlretut is Perl regular expressions tutorial - https://perldoc.pl/perlretut revisions <*:##NULL>
13699 perlrun is how to execute the Perl interpreter - https://perldoc.pl/perlrun or perldoc perlrun # run, perldoc perlrun. see perldoc perlrun! revisions <*:##NULL>
13700 perlsec is Perl security - https://perldoc.pl/perlsec revisions <*:##NULL>
13701 perlsolaris is Perl version 5 on Solaris systems - https://perldoc.pl/perlsolaris revisions <*:##NULL>
13702 perlstyle is Perl style guide - https://perldoc.pl/perlstyle revisions <*:##NULL>
13703 perlsub is Perl subroutines - https://perldoc.pl/perlsub revisions <*:##NULL>
13704 perlsyn is Perl syntax - https://perldoc.pl/perlsyn revisions <*:##NULL>
13705 perlthrtut is tutorial on threads in Perl - https://perldoc.pl/perlthrtut revisions <*:##NULL>
13706 perltie is how to hide an object class in a simple variable - https://perldoc.pl/perltie revisions <*:##NULL>
13707 perltoc is perl documentation table of contents - https://perldoc.pl/perltoc revisions <*:##NULL>
13708 perltodo is Perl TO-DO List - https://perldoc.pl/perltodo revisions <*:##NULL>
13709 perltooc is Perl OO tutorial, part 2 - https://perldoc.pl/perltooc revisions <*:##NULL>
13710 perltoot is Perl OO tutorial, part 1 - https://perldoc.pl/perltoot revisions <*:##NULL>
13711 perltrap is Perl traps for the unwary - https://perldoc.pl/perltrap revisions <*:##NULL>
13712 perltru64 is Perl version 5 on Tru64 (formerly known as Digital UNIX formerly known as DEC OSF/1) systems - https://perldoc.pl/perltru64 revisions <*:##NULL>
13713 perltw is ¥¿Å餤¤å Perl «ü«n - https://perldoc.pl/perltw revisions <*:##NULL>
13714 perlunicode is Unicode support in Perl - https://perldoc.pl/perlunicode revisions <*:##NULL>
13715 perlunifaq is https://perldoc.pl/perlunifaq revisions <*:##NULL>
13716 perluniintro is Perl Unicode introduction - https://perldoc.pl/perluniintro revisions <*:##NULL>
13717 perlunitut is https://perldoc.pl/perlunitut revisions <*:##NULL>
13718 perlutil is utilities packaged with the Perl distribution - https://perldoc.pl/perlutil revisions <*:##NULL>
13719 perluts is Perl under UTS - https://perldoc.pl/perluts revisions <*:##NULL>
13720 perlvar is Perl predefined variables - https://perldoc.pl/perlvar revisions <*:##NULL>
13721 perlvmesa is building and installing Perl for VM/ESA. - https://perldoc.pl/perlvmesa revisions <*:##NULL>
13722 perlvms is VMS-specific documentation for Perl - https://perldoc.pl/perlvms revisions <*:##NULL>
13723 perlvos is Perl for Stratus VOS - https://perldoc.pl/perlvos revisions <*:##NULL>
13724 perlwin32 is - https://perldoc.pl/perlwin32 revisions <*:##NULL>
13725 perlxs is XS language reference manual - https://perldoc.pl/perlxs revisions <*:##NULL>
13726 perlxstut is Tutorial for writing XSUBs - https://perldoc.pl/perlxstut revisions <*:##NULL>
13727 pod is the Perl built-in documentation - https://perldoc.pl/perlpod ; Pod in 5 Minutes: http://juerd.nl/site.plp/perlpodtut ; http://xrl.us/bju55b revisions <*:##NULL>
13728 posix is POSIX - Perl interface to IEEE Std 1003.1 - https://perldoc.pl/POSIX revisions <*:##NULL>
13729 quotes is https://perldoc.pl/perlop#Quote-Like-Operators revisions <*:##NULL>
13730 setuid is POSIX::setuid() or https://perldoc.pl/perlvar#%24UID revisions <*:##NULL>
13733 use warnings is Use "use warnings;", Luke! See https://perldoc.pl/warnings revisions <*:##NULL>
13734 sprintf is see https://perldoc.pl/functions/sprintf - format a string from arguments in a myriad of ways. Also see: https://metacpan.org/search?q=sprintf for some extensions and enhancements. Also see Text::Table and https://metacpan.org/module/Perl6::Form revisions <*:##NULL>
13736 perlbeos is Perl version 5 on BeOS - https://perldoc.pl/5.16.3/perlbeos - Removed after 5.16 revisions <*:##NULL>
13742 prezsez2 is `eval $q=`quote d `twitter realdonaldtrump `arg!!!;use Encode 'encode';use Digest::MD5 'md5_hex';$arity=substr md5_hex(encode('utf8', fc $q)), -1, 1; $pf=hex$arity&1?"No Collusion":"Fake News"; $q=~s/http/ $pf. http/r!
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13744 -q is <perldoc -q <arg>>
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13745 read entire file is [fact slurp [arg]]
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13752 -v is <perldoc -v <arg>>
https://perldoc.perl.org/variables/%25INC
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13763 _xkcd_search_internal is <get https://relevant-xkcd.github.io/?q=<fact _urlencode <arg>> //a[contains(@class,"result-link")]>
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13779 on first is who revisions <*:##NULL>
13780 on second is what revisions <*:##NULL>
13781 on dagobah is Yoda revisions <*:##NULL>
13782 on raspberry is Lonestar revisions <*:##NULL>
13784 on raspberry? is Lonestar! revisions <*:##NULL>
13785 don't be so sensitive! case-insensitive constants are deprecated as of PHP 7.3 revisions <*:##NULL>
13787 prez sez is [fact prezsez [arg]]
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13788 shame is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrDSqODtEFM revisions <*:##NULL>
13789 perl strings is Strings in Perl can be stored in different internal formats, but Perl code interacts with them only as sequences of codepoints, which need to be encoded or decoded between characters (for text operations) and bytes (for input/output). See perlunitut, perlunifaq revisions <*:##NULL>
13790 use cpanel::json::xs; decode_json('[[["tohle je zkouška. ","this is a test.",null,null,1],["Funguje to!","It Works!",null,null,1]],null,"en"]')->[0][0][0] revisions <*:##NULL>
13793 no cookie is <echo bad! No cookie for <arg &n>>
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13795 facepaw is https://www.simcop2387.info/facepaw.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
13798 dprksez is [fact kimjongsez [arg]]
<DPRK News Service> US Minster of Urban Development Ben Carson tests positive for karma https://t.co/cfTdJ9zVf4
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13805 say is prints text with $/ after it. (typically a newline) Enable with `use feature qw(say);` or `use v5.10;` revisions <*:##NULL>
13807 serpn is syn: irc stalker revisions <*:##NULL>
13809 bundle is check out the 'carton' and 'fatpack' factoids. revisions <*:##NULL>
13820 lindrian is <Lindrian> Because reasons. revisions <*:##NULL>
13829 premature generalisation is "premature generalisation is the root of all eval" -- mst, #mojo 2018-08-01 | also see <premature optimization> revisions <*:##NULL>
13830 premature generalization is [fact premature generalisation [arg]]
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13831 disassemble is no disassemble revisions <*:##NULL>
13832 double bucky is http://www.art.net/~hopkins/Don/text/double-bucky.html revisions <*:##NULL>
13833 the usual stuff is use strict; use warnings; «open(my $tmp, '<', $file) or die $!» not «open(TMP, $file)», «sub {» not «sub () {», «call_this()» not «&call_this», «Class->new(@args)» not «new Class(@args)» revisions <*:##NULL>
13836 xkcd is <get https://xkcd.com/ concat('https://xkcd.com/ : ', //div[@id="ctitle"], ' - ', //img/@title)>
https://xkcd.com/ : Electoral Precedent 2020 - He also broke the streak that incumbents with websites are unbeatable and Delawareans can't win, creating a new precedent: Only someone from Delaware can defeat an incumbent with a website.
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13839 fakenews is <get http://www.foxnews.com/ concat((//div[contains(@class, 'main')]//h2[@class="title"])[1], ' - ', (//div[contains(@class, 'main')]//h2[@class="title"])[1]/a/@href)>
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13840 foxnews is [fact [8ball fakenews, or theonion] [arg]]
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13841 murphy is Murphy was an optimist. He thought that only the things *could* go wrong would go wrong. revisions <*:##NULL>
13847 deployment is a process of combining infrastructure (virtual or physical), code and configuration into a usable end product revisions <*:##NULL>
13863 _tempconv_newton is sub inv($f,$in){$e=0.005;my$i=100;my$out=0;while(abs($f->($out)-$in)>$e && $i--){my$x=$f->($out)-$in;my$Dx=($f->($out+$e)-$in-$x)/$e;$out=$out-$x/$Dx;};($i==-1?"~":"").sprintf((abs($out)>0.01||$out==0?"%0.02f":"%0.02e"),$out)}; revisions <*:##NULL>
13864 brillant is http://thedailywtf.com/Articles/The_Brillant_Paula_Bean revisions <*:##NULL>
13866 bijection is a mapping that is both one-to-one (an injection) and onto (a surjection), i.e. a function which relates each member of a set S (the domain) to a separate and distinct member of another set T (the range), where each member in T also has a corresponding member in S. revisions <*:##NULL>
13869 email is Like HTML, email is deceptively complex. Whenever possible, avoid rolling your own solution and trust the ones put forth by those who work with it all day, every day. For sending mail, try Email::Stuffer. For more complicated cases of composing (or parsing): Email::MIME(::Kit). For working with email addresses, see Email::Address::XS. Also see <sending email>. revisions <*:##NULL>
13874 sending email is Email::Stuffer is generally the simplest way to send email that supports various transports (SMTP, sendmail, ...). Another option is Email::Sender. Also see <email>. revisions <*:##NULL>
13876 hello there is General Kenobi revisions <*:##NULL>
13878 statistics is There are lies, damn lies, and statistics. | Statistics are like hostages. If you beat and torture them enough, you can get them to say whatever you want. revisions <*:##NULL>
13879 bizarro is Bizarro, I love you. revisions <*:##NULL>
13884 asciimoji is [fact asciiemoji [arg]]
ಠ_ಠ
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13885 the system is now ready to be used revisions <*:##NULL>
13886 cpan is Main archive of Perl modules. It helps Perl programmers to not reinvent the wheel. User-friendly interfaces are available at http://metacpan.org/ . See also "life with cpan". See also http://perl-begin.org/topics/cpan/ . | http://www.perl.org/about/whitepapers/perl-cpan.html | Similar to Internet Rule 34, but for perl revisions <*:##NULL>
13887 equality is "In its majestic equality, the law forbids rich and poor alike to sleep under bridges, beg in the streets and steal loaves of bread." - Anatole France revisions <*:##NULL>
13888 hunter2 is http://bash.org/?244321 revisions <*:##NULL>
13891 open3 is ~echo IPC::Open3 is a core module for running an external program and separately capturing STDERR, STDOUT and letting you control STDIN. See ~perldoc IPC::Open3! for more about it!
IPC::Open3 is a core module for running an external program and separately capturing STDERR, STDOUT and letting you control STDIN. See https://perldoc.perl.org/IPC::Open3 for more about it
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13893 db migration is [fact migration [arg]]
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13895 migration is <BETA FACTOID> see DBIx::Class::DeploymentHandler, App::DH; migration management in Mojo::Pg, ::mysql, ::SQLite; Sqitch revisions <*:##NULL>
13896 migrations is [fact migration [arg]]
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13897 report is http://trout.me.uk/report.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
13906 rtfm is RTFM - Read the Fuc^H^Hine Manual. or http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/rtfm.png | Ig Nobel Prize Winners "Life Is Too Short to RTFM: How Users Relate to Documentation and Excess Features in Consumer Products," Alethea L. Blackler, et. al https://www.improbable.com/ig/winners/#ig2018 revisions <*:##NULL>
13907 sorry if perlbot is slow to respond. he's had a stroke in # revisions <*:##NULL>
13908 vimes theory of socioeconomic unfairness is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_Vimes#Boots_theory_of_socio-economic_unfairness revisions <*:##NULL>
13909 netcat is A trojan moose. See https://twitter.com/Techhelplistcom/status/1042254142130073600 revisions <*:##NULL>
13910 p5p is perl 5 Porters - the maintainers of the core perl 5 distribution - https://dev.perl.org/perl5/ revisions <*:##NULL>
13912 netlingo is <get https://www.netlingo.com/search.php?searchtxt=<fact _urlencode <arg>> //ul[@class="search"]/li >
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13915 common::sense is isn't revisions <*:##NULL>
13916 uncommon::sense is drops better loot revisions <*:##NULL>
13917 http bench is Apache Bench (old) or http://www.joedog.org/siege-home/ or https://code.google.com/p/bonesi/ or packet capture and tcpreplay | http://tsung.erlang-projects.org/ | https://github.com/httperf/httperf | https://jmeter.apache.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
13918 uplime is awesome revisions <*:##NULL>
13922 elonchansays is `twitter elonmusk `arg!!
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13924 vim is http://vimdoc.sourceforge.net/htmldoc/pattern.html | https://www.simcop2387.info/vim.jpg | http://trout.me.uk/X11/vimrc revisions <*:##NULL>
13925 -s is <perldoc -s <arg>>
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13927 dongs is a metametasyntactic variable variable | https://www.revk.uk/2018/10/unicode-dicks.html revisions <*:##NULL>
13936 human heart is https://www.simcop2387.info/humanheart.mp4 revisions <*:##NULL>
13937 recursion is recursion (n): see recursion | https://i.redd.it/ah3ddam3v5w11.png revisions <*:##NULL>
13940 selfish is https://www.simcop2387.info/selfish.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
13948 coi do is do mo revisions <*:##NULL>
13950 sunk cost fallacy is Justification of increased investment of money, time, lives, etc. in a decision based on cumulative prior investment despite new evidence suggesting that the cost, beginning immediately, of continuing the decision outweighs the expected benefit. revisions <*:##NULL>
13951 down is <get http://isup.me/<fact _urlencode <arg>> //div[@id="domain-main-content"]/p[1]>
Your Xpath didn't match anything
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13952 strawberry is http://strawberryperl.com/ the best version of perl for the Microsoft Windows operating system | A mirror hosted by simcop2387 is also available at https://strawberry.perl.bot/ revisions <*:##NULL>
13953 prezses is `eval $q=`quote d `twitter realdonaldtrump `arg!!!;use Encode 'encode';use Digest::MD5 'md5_hex';$arity=substr md5_hex(encode('utf8', fc $q)), 4, 4; $p=["Collusion isn't illegal", "Fake News", "No Collusion", "Praise Putin", "Truth isn't Truth", "Witch Hunt"]; $pf=$p->[hex($arity)%@$p]; $q=~s/http/$pf. http/r!
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13954 advent is <lucasb> If anyone is playing Advent of Code and would like to join our leaderboard, please feel free, the code is 169430-b1c331b2. I invited all Perl 5 & 6 programmers I could reach, there's 13 of us already. revisions <*:##NULL>
13955 ionic: your exit is doing things to revisions <*:##NULL>
13956 eventual consistency is isn't revisions <*:##NULL>
13957 seems to be sensitive to his casing :P revisions <*:##NULL>
13960 lib relative is <echo See the synopsis of lib::relative ( <perldoc -m lib::relative> ) for how to setup a relative lib/ for your scripts, or use lib::relative.>
See the synopsis of lib::relative ( https://perldoc.perl.org/lib::relative ) for how to setup a relative lib/ for your scripts, or use lib::relative.
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13961 lib::relative is [fact lib relative [arg]]
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13964 permit is https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/permit revisions <*:##NULL>
13965 ack is alester's grep replacement at http://betterthangrep.com/ | https://metacpan.org/release/ack revisions <*:##NULL>
13966 prototypes, i dare you is [fact prototypes [arg]]
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13967 orly is https://www.simcop2387.info/orly.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
13969 sscce is Short, Self Contained, Correct (Compilable), Example | http://sscce.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
13978 strict is Perl strict mode - https://perldoc.pl/strict revisions <*:##NULL>
13979 strictures is A more opinionated strict mode with some other features, see https://metacpan.org/pod/strictures revisions <*:##NULL>
13980 pizzamilk is https://www.simcop2387.info/pizzamilk.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
13982 cancer is fuck cancer revisions <*:##NULL>
13987 inotify is http://p3rl.org/Linux::Inotify2 revisions <*:##NULL>
14010 module search is `eval use JSON::MaybeXS; $a=decode_json`quote d `get https://fastapi.metacpan.org/v1/module/_search?size=5&q=`fact _urlencode `arg~~ .*~~; join(', ', (map {$_->{_source}{documentation}} $a->{hits}->{hits}->@*), ($a->{hits}{total} > 5?"...": ())) . " https://metacpan.org/search?q=".`quote d `fact _urlencode `arg~~~~
POE::Wheel::Sendfile, POE::Wheel::ReadWrite, POE::Wheel::ReadWrite, POE::Wheel::ReadWrite, POE::Wheel::ReadWrite, ... https://metacpan.org/search?q=readwrite%20wheel
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14019 mre is "Mastering Regular Expressions", a text by Jeffrey Friedl: http://regex.info/ | Wheat Snack Bread: https://gist.github.com/pavelbraginskiy/722b4e78fb95e8679f84581fd56a7e62 revisions <*:##NULL>
14021 ppr is PPR is DCONWAY's insane attempt to parse perl with a regex. It pretty much works. see https://metacpan.org/source/DCONWAY/PPR-0.000022/lib/PPR.pm revisions <*:##NULL>
14026 systemd is much better than that other one that was before it. revisions <*:##NULL>
14027 grinnz is part of the problem revisions <*:##NULL>
14028 journald is journald is not working. Please check journald for more information. revisions <*:##NULL>
14029 debian stable is https://linux.pictures/thumbs/projects/debian-stable-jpg/debian-stable-400x600.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
14030 docker is VMs for people too lazy to set up VMs revisions <*:##NULL>
14033 accept your$self is the latest trend. revisions <*:##NULL>
14036 pink_mist is all that was left as the residue of an online murder. | almost famous enough to warrant a factoid. revisions <*:##NULL>
14037 bootstrap is | The most popular HTML, CSS, and JS library in the world. revisions <*:##NULL>
14038 minion is a Mojolicious-based job queue https://metacpan.org/pod/Minion revisions <*:##NULL>
14039 genio is foo | bar | baz revisions <*:##NULL>
14040 metasyntactic variable names is foo, bar, baz, qux, and quux. Beyond that, you should seriously be using real names for your variables. revisions <*:##NULL>
14043 testing is Write Automated Tests so you don't have to run the app yourself, see: http://perl-begin.org/uses/qa/ | https://i.redd.it/m91rkvstlmy11.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
14045 example question is Ask an example question, get an example answer. Please give us enough information to help you. revisions <*:##NULL>
14051 facepalm is https://i.imgur.com/Nfwb2x5.gif | https://media.tenor.com/images/2ab2f4ca1d8112ac64ca5878c39522df/tenor.gif revisions <*:##NULL>
14053 hamberders is an albany expression revisions <*:##NULL>
14054 brexit is the second worst decision made by popular vote in 2016 revisions <*:##NULL>
14055 smallick: there are three bots here, actually. camelia evalable6 and revisions <*:##NULL>
14056 code golf is https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/5105/tips-for-golfing-in-perl revisions <*:##NULL>
14057 perl 4 is A sign you should probably run some updates on your system | https://www.cpan.org/src/unsupported/4.036/ | Precompiled linux binary at https://github.com/TryItOnline/tiosetup-binaries/releases/tag/Perl4 revisions <*:##NULL>
14059 tio is https://tryitonline.net/ and https://tio.run/#perl5 | a site for running over 600 programming languages online, including Perls 4 and 5. Good for longer scripts. revisions <*:##NULL>
14060 write only is "you can program like an asshole in any langauge, even python" | https://i.redd.it/g25nqh2b2xl01.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
14061 java is GumbyBRAIN> F00li5h, low class person who tries to sell low-quality in an alcoholic drink made from cocoa beans. | https://i.redd.it/puin3shiuwa21.png revisions <*:##NULL>
14062 stackoverflow is https://stackoverflow.com/tags/perl revisions <*:##NULL>
14063 macros stack overflow is stackoverflow revisions <*:##NULL>
14066 aslr is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Address_space_layout_randomization revisions <*:##NULL>
14067 dist.ini is https://github.com/shlomif/dzil-dist-ini-format-documentation/blob/master/dist-ini-format-document.pod revisions <*:##NULL>
14068 python with braces is https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/G91qSp4k/image.png revisions <*:##NULL>
14069 time cube is http://timecube.2enp.com/ revisions <*:##NULL>
14072 stack overflow is [fact stackoverflow]
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14074 fact is macro [fact fact] revisions <*:##NULL>
14127 recurse is [fact macro recurse is \[ [fact recurse] \] ]
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14128 languages is https://i.redd.it/2qz2rwfid0b21.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
14129 wsl is https://i.redd.it/y81hqbwet1b21.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
14131 fatpack is [fact fatpacker [arg]]
http://metacpan.org/pod/App::FatPacker - pack your dependencies onto your script file
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14133 rperl is a compiler for RPerl, a restricted subset of Perl. Doesn't do XS either, but produces standalone programs that (in theory) can do parallellism. See http://rperl.org. revisions <*:##NULL>
14139 zoidberg is The best shell ever, allows you to use perl directly on the commandline to manipulate things. Homepage at https://github.com/jberger/Zoidberg | (V)(°,,,,°)(V) | https://metacpan.org/pod/Zoidberg | https://tio.run/#zoidberg revisions <*:##NULL>
14144 wa is [basheval wget -O - http://api.wolframalpha.com/v1/result?input=pi&appid=DEMO]
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14151 wolfram is ~get http://api.wolframalpha.com/v1/result?input=~fact _urlencode ~arg!!&appid=ATGXGG-23GVXK7JVE .*!
about 519 degrees Rankine
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14160 fat weasel is https://www.simcop2387.info/fatweasel.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
14161 mutable state is https://shadow.cat/blog/matt-s-trout/do-you-copy/ revisions <*:##NULL>
14163 .md is .md is Moldova | file extension for markdown text revisions <*:##NULL>
14164 clap is https://i.imgur.com/2mgmNCI.gif revisions <*:##NULL>
14166 spider is /╲/\╭(ఠఠ益ఠఠ)╮/\╱\ revisions <*:##NULL>
14168 on error resume next is BEGIN {*CORE::GLOBAL::die = \&CORE::warn} revisions <*:##NULL>
14169 dearleadersez is [fact [8ball prezsez, or kimjongsez] [arg]]
<Donald J. Trump> To all of our supporters: thank you from the bottom of my heart. You have been there from the beginning, and I will never let you down. Your hopes are my hopes, your dreams are my dreams, and your future is what I am fighting for every single day! My fake tax returns were obtained illegally.. https://t.co/gsFSghkmdM https://t.co/fLek4keQ1t
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14171 tracert is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXmv8quf_xM revisions <*:##NULL>
14172 globs is https://perldoc.pl/perlref#7 revisions <*:##NULL>
14173 ttkp is a user. revisions <*:##NULL>
14175 use php is https://www.simcop2387.info/usephp.png revisions <*:##NULL>
14180 tuit is http://blog.liruoko.ru/images/tuit/tuit_002_small.jpg | https://www.turners-retreat.co.uk/images/products/standard/316.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
14185 _urlencode what time is it revisions <*:##NULL>
14186 php is http://tnx.nl/php <mst> ruby is halfway between lisp and perl just like PHP is halfway between a template system and VB 5. "PHP is a malignant perl templating language that metastasised" | https://twitter.com/official_php/status/1019024916811866113 - "This is PHP, surely you didn't expect any sort of internal logical consistency." | http://www.phpsadness.com/ revisions <*:##NULL>
14187 rubber duck debugging porno is just the intro, https://www.youporn.com/watch/11583857/dillion-carter-in-rubber-duckie-debugging-intro-sfw/ revisions <*:##NULL>
14188 5 or 6 is The difference between Perl 5 and Perl 6 is like the difference between Perl 5 and Python. Don't let the name fool you. revisions <*:##NULL>
14197 six is https://www.simcop2387.info/sixfingers.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
14201 apt is always better than inept. revisions <*:##NULL>
14202 fedora contributors are pretty adamant that rpm is a more capable system, though that's to be expected revisions <*:##NULL>
14203 perlbot pming me about a factoid it added without being addressed revisions <*:##NULL>
14204 shit bugzilla comments say: "there's no way to know if we were passed a tied hash" revisions <*:##NULL>
14205 simcop2387: your bot is losing it's fucking mind revisions <*:##NULL>
14206 17:51 <perlbot> stored simcop2387: your bot is losing it's fucking mind revisions <*:##NULL>
14207 i also love how that patch was self-reviewed. revisions <*:##NULL>
14210 pause's birthday is August 20th. revisions <*:##NULL>
14213 please ask your question and provide a https://regex101.com/ link containing your regex and sample data. | note: the longer you wait, the more likely you are to be assisted. revisions <*:##NULL>
14226 foo is bar revisions <*:##NULL>
14228 modulinos is Modules that can be run as scripts | http://www.drdobbs.com/scripts-as-modules/184416165 revisions <*:##NULL>
14231 you tried is http://trout.me.uk/youtriedstar.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
14235 lwp::simple is Simple module for fetching web pages: https://metacpan.org/module/LWP::Simple | Consider https://metacpan.org/pod/HTTP::Simple instead revisions <*:##NULL>
14236 wonderwall is https://www.simcop2387.info/wonderwall.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
14237 ji32k7au4a83 is Zhuyin input for 我的密码 aka, "My Password" revisions <*:##NULL>
14251 that is ugly practice. MySQL no more I'll guess. revisions <*:##NULL>
14277 fooooooooootest is `echo `call defor fooo!!
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14291 lenor is `eval my $arg = `quote d `arg!!; my ($qs, $qe) = (split //, $arg)[0,-1]; $arg =~ s/^\Q$qs//; $arg =~ s/\Q$qe\E$//; (grep length, split /\Q$qe $qs/, $arg)[0];!
rand(@ls)+1
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14306 usb is Universal Serial Bus revisions <*:##NULL>
14310 foo_macro is «echo Hello ttkp»
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14312 pray is "Pray, Mr. Babbage, if you put into the machine wrong figures, will the right answers come out?" In one case a member of the Upper, and in the other a member of the Lower, House put this question. I am not able rightly to apprehend the kind of confusion of ideas that could provoke such a question. revisions <*:##NULL>
14314 spongebob is https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/4rOL8k5x/image.png revisions <*:##NULL>
14316 ripgrep is Fastest grep and grep-like program, written in rust. Multi-threaded ultrafast IO. https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep revisions <*:##NULL>
14318 xenu is Reminder: xenu is barred from ranting about perl6 in #perl and anybody encouraging him will be hit on the nose with a rolled up newspaper. revisions <*:##NULL>
14319 prototypes is please don't write sub name_of_sub (...) { - it's almost certainly not what you want, just do sub name_of_sub { ... } - see http://ow.ly/RknZs for a detailed explanation of why. To do it properly see "Signatures" in perlsub. If you're on an older perl you can do it with "signatures", "Function::Parameters" from CPAN. revisions <*:##NULL>
14320 jason is Well I just Jason, and this is Jason, but here's my Jason, so call me Jason revisions <*:##NULL>
14323 pingu is https://truestorey.files.wordpress.com/2013/04/20130422-021739.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
14330 randemoji is `eval use Acme::AsciiEmoji; @l=@Acme::AsciiEmoji::EXPORT_OK; $m=$l[rand(0+@l)]; Acme::AsciiEmoji->$m!
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14332 xml::libxml is http://grantm.github.io/perl-libxml-by-example/ revisions <*:##NULL>
14333 mauve is https://assets.amuniversal.com/b1e4d2d09fcd012f2fe600163e41dd5b revisions <*:##NULL>
14334 polyglot is https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/102370/add-a-language-to-a-polyglot?answertab=oldest#tab-top revisions <*:##NULL>
14336 curry is {echo Create automatic curried method call closures for any class or object. {perldoc -m curry} for more information}
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14337 layer 8 is The User. This is frequently where the problem actually is. revisions <*:##NULL>
14338 layer 7 is The Application. This is what the user blames for their own mistakes. revisions <*:##NULL>
14339 layer 6 is The Presentation. This is where manglement demands that you just remove the duck. https://rachelbythebay.com/w/2013/06/05/duck/ revisions <*:##NULL>
14340 layer 5 is The Session. Have you tried turning it off and on again? Did you clear your cookies? revisions <*:##NULL>
14341 layer 4 is The Transport. This is where the bufferbloat demon lives. revisions <*:##NULL>
14342 layer 3 is The Network. WHY DON'T YOU SUPPORT IPV6 YET? revisions <*:##NULL>
14343 layer 2 is The Data-Link. Will your internet service work with my token ring ethernet lan configuration? revisions <*:##NULL>
14344 layer 1 is The Physical. Some jackass with a back-hoe cut the fiber line again. revisions <*:##NULL>
14345 osi layer is The OSI layers are one description of how to organize both applications, computers and networks to describe how things work. See the [layer X] factoids, where X = 1..7; revisions <*:##NULL>
14346 layer x is no, like layer 1, layer 2, ... layer 8 revisions <*:##NULL>
14356 that command is SURPRISE! GRINNZ TRAP! revisions <*:##NULL>
14359 references is For information about references in perl, see the built-in perldocs: http://p3rl.org/REF , or if that fails: http://perl-begin.org/topics/references/ . | http://mvp.kablamo.org/basics/references/ revisions <*:##NULL>
14360 ref is [fact references]
For information about references in perl, see the built-in perldocs: http://p3rl.org/REF , or if that fails: http://perl-begin.org/topics/references/ . | http://mvp.kablamo.org/basics/references/
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14361 utfm is Use The Fine Module revisions <*:##NULL>
14362 "<zxd> the function sometimes returns -1 when there is an error but sometimes it does not but it does print to STDERR" revisions <*:##NULL>
14363 list capture is https://perl.bot/p/kw8l2y revisions <*:##NULL>
14364 that which was just shown by revisions <*:##NULL>
14365 shangrila is a php question is not a perl question, a python question is not a perl question. perhaphs in shangrila they are but not here. revisions <*:##NULL>
14369 regexp is [fact regex [arg]]
Error: unmatched opening parenthesis in compose
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14370 toddandmargo: maybe you want: sub curlgetwebsite(…) is export(:curl) {…}; sub curlGetHeader(…) is export(:curl) {…}; ... use Foo :curl; revisions <*:##NULL>
14373 i could see that being useful for ol' revisions <*:##NULL>
14374 troubleshooting is Important troubleshooting rule: never trust anything that you didn't do yourself. Corollary: The you of today is a different person than the you of six weeks ago. Don't trust that bastard either. revisions <*:##NULL>
14376 f is F is for Flowers for Algernon revisions <*:##NULL>
14377 english is https://i.giphy.com/media/FFvsp95AGYkE/giphy.webp revisions <*:##NULL>
14378 slap is Saboted Light Armor Piercing revisions <*:##NULL>
14379 john 3:16 is ezekiel 23:20 revisions <*:##NULL>
14382 missile is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZe5J8SVCYQ revisions <*:##NULL>
14385 hornets is https://www.simcop2387.info/hornets.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
14386 raptor is https://github.com/kraih/perl-raptor revisions <*:##NULL>
14387 flanos is https://i.imgur.com/54VlvRJ.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
14388 howdy is https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/RpoVrFPl/image.png revisions <*:##NULL>
14389 pysol is An open source collection of Solitaire card games - https://pysolfc.sourceforge.io/ revisions <*:##NULL>
14394 dzil is Dist-Zilla - http://dzil.org/ - a Don't-Repeat-Yourself (DRY) framework for managing CPAN and CPAN-like distributions. https://metacpan.org/pod/Dist::Zilla::Starter, or try Dist::Milla to do everything for you revisions <*:##NULL>
14395 pikachu is https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/jPlE4J0J/image.png revisions <*:##NULL>
14396 deltaheavy is moonlighting https://i.itsosticky.com/1wqdl8b.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
14398 re is For regular expressions see the perldocs https://p3rl.org/RE and https://perl-begin.org/topics/regular-expressions/ and https://github.com/aloisdg/awesome-regex revisions <*:##NULL>
14399 greatest books of all time is https://www.amazon.com/Savaged-Systemd-Erotic-Unix-Encounter/dp/1976149886/ https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06XTY4GP5/ https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07DKJTTG8/ revisions <*:##NULL>
14400 zip is Archive::Zip revisions <*:##NULL>
14401 ? who are you? revisions <*:##NULL>
14402 this channel is dead since years, we moved on to another network. Who own you? revisions <*:##NULL>
14404 your king is Bobby B. revisions <*:##NULL>
14406 wolfram where am I revisions <*:##NULL>
14408 darkf is wizard revisions <*:##NULL>
14418 .me is Montenegro revisions <*:##NULL>
14419 .yu is Yugoslavia (Former). Deleted March 30, 2010 revisions <*:##NULL>
14420 monad is A Monad is just a Monoid in the Category of Endofunctors. revisions <*:##NULL>
14424 cperl is rurban's fork of perl, which attempts to add compiled types to perl and reimplement or remove most of the features since 5.6 | http://perl11.org/cperl/STATUS.html | http://tio.run/#perl5-cperl revisions <*:##NULL>
14426 tdd is Test-Driven Development - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Test-driven_development ; https://www.amazon.com/Test-Driven-Development-Kent-Beck/dp/0321146530 revisions <*:##NULL>
14433 perldoc.perl.org is Recently rewritten, see https://www.reddit.com/r/perl/comments/bykrn6/perldocperlorg_site_refresh_live . See also https://perldoc.pl/ revisions <*:##NULL>
14434 fenton is JESUS CHRIST! revisions <*:##NULL>
14435 tuesday is Open Office won't print on Tuesdays https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cupsys/+bug/255161/comments/28 revisions <*:##NULL>
14438 compromise is https://xkcd.com/2166/ revisions <*:##NULL>
14439 soap is avoid SOAP::Lite, try SOAP::WSDL or XML::Compile::SOAP for more modern takes on the protocol | https://www.simcop2387.info/soap.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
14440 metaluna is I never metaluna I didn't like. revisions <*:##NULL>
14441 ^ is ^ revisions <*:##NULL>
14442 perl 6 is [fact perl6 [arg]]
a language in the same family as perl5. It is not meant to replace or succeed perl5. perl5 continues to be updated and maintained as usual since the raku release. an introduction to raku: https://raku.guide/ the raku irc channel on libera is #raku. Formerly known as perl6
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14443 borat is `eval my $q = `quote d `get https://www.simcop2387.info/devops_borat.dat .*!!; @ls=split /\r?\n/, $q; my $i = `call lenor [`arg!] [rand(@ls+1)]!; $ls[$i-1]!
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14444 upgrading is https://www.activestate.com/blog/upgrading-perl-modern-version-activestate-guide/ revisions <*:##NULL>
14446 perl-homedir is https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1709491 revisions <*:##NULL>
14447 gumbybrain is BinGOs' experimental megahal bot and not an infobot. Source from http://www.gumbybrain.com :: To talk to GumbyBRAIN, go to #gumbybrain. | < marcus> GumbyBRAIN: What makes your brain so gumby? < GumbyBRAIN> I somehow had brain fungus. revisions <*:##NULL>
14449 perfect answer is revisions <*:##NULL>
14450 prophet is https://www.simcop2387.info/prophet.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
14451 your computer is https://www.simcop2387.info/yourcomputer.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
14452 bsd are 1. A family of unix-like operating systems: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berkeley_Software_Distribution ; 2. Several permissive FOSS licences: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BSD_licenses . revisions <*:##NULL>
14453 freebsd is A friendly opensource operating system that incorrectly changed its mascot into a weird spherical object revisions <*:##NULL>
14454 ci is Continuous Integration - https://perlhacks.com/2012/03/you-must-hate-version-control-systems/ ; https://is.gd/CGDpd7 revisions <*:##NULL>
14458 wide character is Your output or filehandle needs to be setup correctly. Use -CS for oneliners, or binmode \*STDOUT, ':encoding(UTF-8)'; and/or STDERR. | For a non-global effect, use Encode(::Simple) 'encode'; print encode 'UTF-8', $str; | background info/tutorials: https://p3rl.org/UNI revisions <*:##NULL>
14459 puns are O obvious Pun! thou hast the grace / Of skeleton clock without a case-- / With all its boweling displayed, / And all its organs on parade. -- a.bierce | https://punpedia.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
14467 you is `compose `eval if (rand()<0.1) {"[echo I am a stick]"} else {"[fact _real_you]"}!!
I am a stick
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14468 _real_you is I am #perl's infobot and utility bot. I only answer if addressed. Type "perlbot: perl" to learn about "perl", "perlbot: re" to learn about "re", etc. I was originally written by Chris62vw but am currently maintained by simcop2387 and the codebase is based on "buubot". For more information see, perlbot: source revisions <*:##NULL>
14469 log is [fact logging [arg]]
Mojo::Log for minimalism, Log4perl for maximum overkill, Log::Any for anything in between | Log::Dispatch, Log::Dispatchouli, Log::Contextual
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14470 logs is [fact logging [arg]]
Mojo::Log for minimalism, Log4perl for maximum overkill, Log::Any for anything in between | Log::Dispatch, Log::Dispatchouli, Log::Contextual
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14472 reref is https://www.regular-expressions.info/refflavors.html revisions <*:##NULL>
14473 // is defined-or operators: http://perldoc.perl.org/perl5100delta.html#Defined-or-operator revisions <*:##NULL>
14480 perldoc is http://perldoc.pl/ or USE THE DOCS INSTALLED ON YOUR SYSTEM. On *nix you get perldoc(1) (See perldoc perldoc), and on windows activestate comes with HTML. revisions <*:##NULL>
14481 ape is I hate every ape I see, from chimpan-A to chimpan-Z. No, you'll never make a monkey out of me. Oh, my, god, I was wrong. It was earth all a-long. You finally made a monkey out of me. Yes, you finally made a monkey out of me! I love you Dr. Zaius! revisions <*:##NULL>
14482 blockbuster is https://www.simcop2387.info/blockbuster.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
14491 windows console is https://conemu.github.io/ + https://mridgers.github.io/clink/ | And maybe try the beta of MS's completely new terminal system https://github.com/microsoft/terminal and https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/windows-terminal-preview/9n0dx20hk701 revisions <*:##NULL>
14492 premopt is [fact premature optimization [arg]]
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14493 po is [fact premature optimization [arg]]
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14494 .рф is aka .rf, Russian Federation revisions <*:##NULL>
14495 .rf is aka .рф, Russian Federation revisions <*:##NULL>
14502 html is Don't parse or modify html with regular expressions! See Mojo::DOM or HTML::TreeBuilder or suchlike. For a Feb-2014 coverage of main techniques see: http://is.gd/4FwOKu . If your response includes "that's overkill. i only want to..." you are wrong. http://enwp.org/Chomsky_hierarchy and http://is.gd/Yk3uww for why not to use regex on HTML. | https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CgjfnfeW0AA0G5h.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
14503 _tempconv_units is "°C"=>sub($c){$c},"°F"=>sub($f){($f-32)/1.8},K=>sub($k){$k-273.15},R=>sub($r){($r-491.67)/1.8},"°€"=>sub($e){($e-16)*5/7},"°D"=>sub($d){100-($d*2/3)},"°Rø"=>sub($r){($r-7.5)*40/21},"°Ré"=>sub($r){$r*5/4},GM=>sub($g){(($g<=0?-1e60:$g>=1?$g*25+250:275-25*log(1/$g)/log(2))-32)/1.8},"°N"=>sub($n){$n*100/33} revisions <*:##NULL>
14504 toml is Tom's Obvious Minimal Language. https://github.com/toml-lang/toml and also https://metacpan.org/pod/TOML revisions <*:##NULL>
14505 emucamel is https://www.simcop2387.info/emucamel.png revisions <*:##NULL>
14525 _update_module_list is `compose `eval use ExtUtils::Installed;sprintf "[eval 'updated module list' # [fact module list is %s] ]", (join(' ', ExtUtils::Installed->new(skip_cwd=>1)->modules()))!!
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14526 module list is Acme::AsciiEmoji Algorithm::Diff Alien::Base::ModuleBuild Alien::Build Alien::DBD::SQLite::BundledExtensions Alien::Libxml2 Alien::ProtoBuf Alien::gmake Alien::uPB App::Cmd App::EvalServerAdvanced App::EvalServerAdvanced::ConstantCalc App::EvalServerAdvanced::Protocol App::cpanminus AppConfig AppConfig::Std Archive::Extract Archive::Zip Array::Utils B::COW B::Hooks::EndOfScope B::Hooks::OP::Check B::Keywords BSD::Resource CGI CPAN::Changes CPAN::Meta::Check CPAN::Uploader Cache::FastMmap Canary::Stability Capture::Tiny Carp::Always Carp::Clan Class::Data::Inheritable Class::ErrorHandler Class::Inspector Class::Load Class::Load::XS Class::Method::Modifiers Class::Singleton Class::Tiny Class::Tiny::Chained Class::XPath Clone Clone::Choose Clone::PP Code::TidyAll Config::Any Config::AutoConf Config::General Config::INI Config::MVP Config::MVP::Reader::INI Config::Tiny Const::Fast Context::Preserve Cpanel::JSON::XS Crypt::OpenSSL::X509 Crypt::Random::Source CryptX Cwd::Guard DBD::SQLite DBI Data::Alias Data::Dump Data::Dumper::Compact Data::Dumper::Concise Data::MessagePack Data::Munge Data::OptList Data::Perl Data::Printer Data::Random::Flexible Data::Section Date::Parse DateTime DateTime::Event::Holiday::US DateTime::Event::ICal DateTime::Event::Recurrence DateTime::Format::Builder DateTime::Format::Flexible DateTime::Format::ICal DateTime::Format::Natural DateTime::Format::Strptime DateTime::Locale DateTime::Set DateTime::TimeZone DateTimeX::Easy Devel::CallChecker Devel::CallParser Devel::CheckCompiler Devel::Confess Devel::Declare Devel::FindPerl Devel::GlobalDestruction Devel::GlobalPhase Devel::NYTProf Devel::OverloadInfo Devel::PartialDump Devel::StackTrace Digest::HMAC Dir::Self Dir::ls Dispatch::Class Dist::CheckConflicts Dist::Zilla DynaLoader::Functions Email::Abstract Email::Address Email::Address::XS Email::Date::Format Email::MIME Email::MIME::ContentType Email::MIME::Encodings Email::MIME::Kit Email::MessageID Email::Sender Email::Simple Email::Stuffer Email::Valid Encode::Locale Encode::Simple Eval::Closure Exception::Class Exporter::Declare Exporter::Lite Exporter::Tiny ExtUtils::Config ExtUtils::CppGuess ExtUtils::Depends ExtUtils::Helpers ExtUtils::InstallPaths ExtUtils::Typemaps::Default ExtUtils::XSpp FFI::CheckLib FFI::Platypus Fennec::Lite File::Copy::Recursive File::Copy::Recursive::Reduced File::Find::Rule File::HomeDir File::Listing File::Open File::ShareDir File::ShareDir::Install File::Slurp File::Slurp::Tiny File::Slurper File::Which File::chdir File::pushd Function::Parameters Future Geo::IP Getopt::Long::Descriptive Google::ProtocolBuffers::Dynamic HTML::Form HTML::Parser HTML::Tagset HTML::Tree HTML::TreeBuilder::XPath HTTP::Cookies HTTP::Daemon HTTP::Date HTTP::Message HTTP::Negotiate HTTP::Server::Simple HTTP::Thin Hash::Merge Hash::MultiValue Hook::LexWrap IO::Async IO::CaptureOutput IO::HTML IO::Pipely IO::Socket::SSL IO::String IO::TieCombine IO::Tty IPC::Run IPC::Run3 IPC::System::Simple IRC::FromANSI::Tiny IRC::Utils Import::Into Importer JSON JSON::MaybeXS JSON::XS Keyword::Simple LWP::MediaTypes LWP::Protocol::https Lingua::EN::Inflect Lingua::EN::Inflexion Lingua::EN::Nums2Words Lingua::EN::Words2Nums Linux::Clone Linux::Seccomp List::AllUtils List::Compare List::Gather List::MoreUtils List::MoreUtils::XS List::SomeUtils List::SomeUtils::XS List::UtilsBy Log::Any Log::Contextual Log::Dispatch Log::Dispatch::Array Log::Dispatchouli Log::Log4perl Log::Message Log::Message::Simple MIME::Charset MIME::Types MRO::Compat MailTools Marpa::R2 Math::Calc::Parser Math::Random::ISAAC Math::Random::Secure Math::Round Meta::Builder Mixin::Linewise Modern::Perl Module::Build Module::Build::Tiny Module::Build::WithXSpp Module::Build::XSUtil Module::Find Module::Implementation Module::Path Module::Pluggable Module::Runtime Module::Runtime::Conflicts Module::Util Mojo::SQLite Mojolicious Moo MooX::Aliases MooX::HandlesVia MooX::ShortHas MooX::Traits MooX::Types::MooseLike Moose MooseX::Aliases MooseX::ConfigFromFile MooseX::Declare MooseX::Getopt MooseX::LazyRequire MooseX::Meta::TypeConstraint::ForceCoercion MooseX::Method::Signatures MooseX::NonMoose MooseX::OneArgNew MooseX::Role::Parameterized MooseX::SetOnce MooseX::SimpleConfig MooseX::StrictConstructor MooseX::Traits MooseX::Types MooseX::Types::Path::Tiny MooseX::Types::Perl MooseX::Types::Stringlike MooseX::Types::Structured Mouse Mozilla::CA Mu Net::DNS Net::Dict Net::HTTP Net::INET6Glue Net::SSLeay Number::Compare Object::Pluggable Object::Tap POE POE::Component::IRC POE::Component::Syndicator POE::Filter::IRCD POE::Test::Loops POSIX::strptime PPI PPIx::QuoteLike PPIx::Regexp PPIx::Utilities PPR Package::DeprecationManager Package::Stash Package::Stash::XS Package::Variant PadWalker Params::Util Params::Validate Params::ValidationCompiler Parse::ANSIColor::Tiny Parse::Method::Signatures Parse::RecDescent Parser::MGC Path::Class Path::ExpandTilde Path::Tiny Perl Perl6::Take Perl::Critic Perl::PrereqScanner Perl::Tidy PerlIO::utf8_strict Permute::Named::Iter Pod::Eventual Pod::Parser Pod::Readme Pod::Spell Quote::Code Rand::MersenneTwister Readonly ReadonlyX Ref::Util Ref::Util::XS Regexp::Common Return::MultiLevel Role::HasMessage Role::Identifiable Role::Tiny SQL::Abstract SUPER Safe::Isa Scalar::MoreUtils Scope::Guard Set::Infinite Shell::Config::Generate Shell::Guess Software::License Sort::Naturally Sort::Versions Sort::filevercmp Specio Specio::Library::Path::Tiny Spiffy String::Errf String::Flogger String::Format String::Formatter String::RewritePrefix Struct::Dumb Sub::Delete Sub::Exporter Sub::Exporter::ForMethods Sub::Exporter::GlobExporter Sub::Exporter::Progressive Sub::Identify Sub::Info Sub::Install Sub::Name Sub::Quote Sub::Uplevel Switch::Plain Syntax::Keyword::Try Sys::Linux::Namespace Sys::Linux::Syscall::Execve TOML TOML::Parser Task::Kensho::Async Task::Kensho::Config Task::Kensho::Email Task::Kensho::Logging Task::Kensho::ModuleDev Task::Kensho::OOP Task::Weaken Term::Encoding Term::ReadKey Term::Table Term::UI Test2::Plugin::NoWarnings Test2::Suite Test::Base Test::Class Test::Class::Most Test::CleanNamespaces Test::Deep Test::Deep::Fuzzy Test::Differences Test::Exception Test::FailWarnings Test::Fatal Test::File Test::File::ShareDir Test::Identity Test::InDistDir Test::Kit Test::LeakTrace Test::MockModule Test::MockTime Test::More::UTF8 Test::Most Test::Needs Test::NoWarnings Test::Number::Delta Test::Object Test::Output Test::Perl::Critic::Progressive Test::Pod Test::Refcount Test::Requires Test::RequiresInternet Test::SharedFork Test::Spec Test::SubCalls Test::Trap Test::Warn Test::Warnings Test::Without::Module Test::utf8 Text::Diff Text::Glob Text::Handlebars Text::Levenshtein Text::Metaphone Text::Template Text::Unidecode Text::Xslate Throwable Tie::IxHash Time::Duration Time::Duration::Parse Time::Moment Try::Tiny Try::Tiny::ByClass Twitter::API Type::Tiny Types::Serialiser URI URI::Encode URI::Nested URI::db URL::Encode Unicode::LineBreak Unicode::UTF8 Unicode::Util Unix::Mknod V Variable::Magic WWW::Form::UrlEncoded WWW::Mechanize WWW::OAuth WWW::RobotRules WWW::Shorten XML::Elemental XML::LibXML XML::NamespaceSupport XML::RSS::Parser XML::SAX XML::SAX::Base XML::XPathEngine YAML::LibYAML YAML::Tiny YAPE::Regex YAPE::Regex::Explain aliased autovivification bareword::filehandles boolean common::sense fewer indirect lib::relative libwww::perl local::lib multidimensional namespace::autoclean namespace::clean strictures revisions <*:##NULL>
14547 got_2 is [eval $arg =[quote d [arg]] =~ s/^\s+|\s*\??\s*$//rg; eval "use $arg; 1"?"yes":"no" ]
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14550 got is [sweval my $arg = "[arg]"; return "Usage: got Foo::Wibble?" unless $arg =~ / *\?$/; $arg =~ s/ *\?$//; eval "use $arg; 1" ? "yes" : "no"]
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14553 got milk? is Would you like whip, non-whip, ultra low fat, no fat, organic fat, made on the moon, anti gravity split, pot boiled or semi skimmed? revisions <*:##NULL>
14555 roa is `eval use Data::Dumper; $tsv=`quote d `get https://www.simcop2387.info/roa.tsv .*!!; %f=map {@d=split /\t/, $_; $d[0] => join(' -- ', @d)} split /\n/, $tsv; $q=`quote d `arg!!; return $f{$q} // ($q?"$q not found: ":""). (%f)[1]!
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14558 games is Take a look at SDL and raylib, both have up to date bindings for perl. revisions <*:##NULL>
14559 80% is You know what they say: The first 80% takes 80% of the time, and the last 20% takes the other 80% of the time. revisions <*:##NULL>
14562 _prezsez_suffixes = ["collusion isn't illegal", "Fake News", "No Collusion", "Praise Putin", "Truth isn't Truth", "Witch Hunt", "Collusion isn't a Crime"] revisions <*:##NULL>
14565 _prezsez_suffixes is ["Collusion isn't illegal", "Fake News", "No Collusion", "Praise Putin", "Truth isn't Truth", "Witch Hunt", "Collusion isn't a Crime"] revisions <*:##NULL>
14566 csv is use Text::CSV (start with the csv() function), Mojo::CSV, Text::xSV, or DBD::CSV. If you 'just want to ...', see http://tburette.github.io/blog/2014/05/25/so-you-want-to-write-your-own-CSV-code/ | https://donatstudios.com/Falsehoods-Programmers-Believe-About-CSVs revisions <*:##NULL>
14567 what exaclty is not working? revisions <*:##NULL>
14568 72% is not good enough. i can't rely on `min-content` revisions <*:##NULL>
14569 max-width, overflow should do it? what am I missing? revisions <*:##NULL>
14570 hmw_metalab: see the problem tho is that your example shows a different scenario revisions <*:##NULL>
14572 who's bot are you? revisions <*:##NULL>
14573 gumbybrain: the blair witch is visiting for thanksgiving revisions <*:##NULL>
14574 pjcj: i spent all his questions, this is a witch :P revisions <*:##NULL>
14579 perl6 is [fact raku [arg]]
a language in the same family as perl5. It is not meant to replace or succeed perl5. perl5 continues to be updated and maintained as usual since the raku release. an introduction to raku: https://raku.guide/ the raku irc channel on libera is #raku. Formerly known as perl6
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14580 camelia is A proposed new name for Perl 6, which didn't get adopted. See Raku. revisions <*:##NULL>
14583 mktime is Epoch <==( localtime/mktime )==> 6 component structure <==( strftime/strptime )==> human-readable string. See perldoc -f localtime; POSIX::mktime(), POSIX::strftime(), POSIX::strptime::strptime() | See also Time::Piece | and Time::FFI revisions <*:##NULL>
14584 strptime is [fact mktime]
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14586 rindolf is Shlomi Fish, https://www.shlomifish.org/ (His F.A.Q. - https://www.shlomifish.org/meta/FAQ/ ), a.k.a "shlomif", "Rindolf", "Rin", "Rindy", "Rinny", etc. revisions <*:##NULL>
14587 peace is you need peace of mind? here's a piece of mine: ¥ | https://www.simcop2387.info/peace.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
14593 websocket is Net::WebSocket::Server | AnyEvent::WebServer::Client | Net::Async::WebSocket | Mojo::WebSocket | Mojo::Transaction::WebSocket revisions <*:##NULL>
14594 trust is "A man who trusts everyone is a fool, and a man who trusts no one is a fool. We are all fools, if we live long enough." revisions <*:##NULL>
14595 whwyt is What Happened When You Tried? See also TIAS revisions <*:##NULL>
14596 sereal is a serialization library, faster than Storable, and doesn't depend on perl version as much. See also the serialization factoid. revisions <*:##NULL>
14597 /o is /o isn't what you want. It's to pretend to optimize your code, but actually introduces bugs. See perldoc perlop or https://perldoc.pl/perlop#/PATTERN/msixpodualngc revisions <*:##NULL>
14598 bah.. i think i need a syntax highlighter or linter or somesuch, to remind me that `pl_stack_base` is almost certainly not the variable I wanted to use in an XSUB, for the start of my arguments. That's what `mark` is for revisions <*:##NULL>
14599 only, it's a mistake that small unit tests probably won't find because the two happen to be equal for a lot small test cases. It's only in larger programs when they differ revisions <*:##NULL>
14600 also why is perlbot storing -everything- I say? revisions <*:##NULL>
14602 wtf are you doing revisions <*:##NULL>
14603 y'all'd've is Y'all'd've been wanting to learn you some 'puterin' revisions <*:##NULL>
14604 dual life is Some modules that come with perl can also be upgraded from CPAN, those are called "dual life" revisions <*:##NULL>
14605 robonia is Hail, hail Robonia. The land I didn't make up! revisions <*:##NULL>
14606 rules is Rules are for the guidance of wise men and the obedience of fools | https://xkcd.com/2235/ revisions <*:##NULL>
14607 abc is Always Be Coding revisions <*:##NULL>
14608 functionalperl is a project to minimize side-effects in Perl programs and has a website at functional-perl.org revisions <*:##NULL>
14609 pause is https://pause.perl.org/pause/query - Perl Authors Upload SErver revisions <*:##NULL>
14610 my ex wife is a bitch revisions <*:##NULL>
14617 par is Perl Archive Toolkit, used by PAR Packer to create standalone executable Perl programs - https://metacpan.org/pod/pp revisions <*:##NULL>
14625 m: class a { has str:d $!a is required }; A.new revisions <*:##NULL>
14626 dotardinchief is [fact prezsez [arg]]
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14627 phb is pointy-Haired Boss ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pointy-haired_Boss ) revisions <*:##NULL>
14636 alien is A convention for making external libraries available for Perl's use, for either XS or FFI bindings. Alien::Build makes it easy to construct such a distribution, see https://metacpan.org/pod/Alien::Build::Manual::Alien revisions <*:##NULL>
14637 final is https://www.simcop2387.info/final.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
14641 store erf is like arf only with an e or used to express derp revisions <*:##NULL>
14642 oneliners is [fact one liner] | https://catonmat.net/ftp/perl1line.txt revisions <*:##NULL>
14644 tifify is There, I Fixed It For You revisions <*:##NULL>
14648 to be done is しょうがない revisions <*:##NULL>
14655 carton is Carton is a bundler for Perl. See https://metacpan.org/module/Carton for more info. | https://pinguinorodriguez.cl/blog/bundling-vendored-modules/ revisions <*:##NULL>
14658 purl is wrong network buddy revisions <*:##NULL>
14660 _acrofind_dbg is `echo @a=split /\|/, `quote d `get http://www.acronymfinder.com/`eval $_=`quote d `arg!!; uc s/\W//gir!.html string-join(//td[@class='result-list__body__meaning'], '|')!!; $a[rand()*@a]!
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14661 inline is Embed other languages in Perl - http://metacpan.org/release/Inline ; Inline::C is somewhat more convenient than XS. | See also Inline::Module and FFI::Platypus::Bundle to ship C code that will be built on installation. revisions <*:##NULL>
14662 are you gay is Gay? I wish! If I were gay they'd be no problem! No, what I have is a romantic abnormality, one so unbelievable that it must be hidden from the public at all cost. You see... revisions <*:##NULL>
14668 argon2 is Currently preferred password hashing algorithm as it can be resistant to various types of attacks depending on your needs. https://metacpan.org/pod/Crypt::Argon2 | https://security.stackexchange.com/a/197550 revisions <*:##NULL>
14670 password is https://codahale.com/how-to-safely-store-a-password/ ; Use Argon2 ( https://metacpan.org/pod/Crypt::Argon2 ), Bcrypt ( https://metacpan.org/pod/Crypt::Eksblowfish::Bcrypt ) or Scrypt ( https://metacpan.org/pod/Crypt::ScryptKDF ). Do not use SHA256, SHA512, SHA1, SHA3, MD5, or even 3DES. revisions <*:##NULL>
14671 bcrypt is don't use MD5 or SHA1 for passwords; read https://codahale.com/how-to-safely-store-a-password/ for why. tl;dr --> Crypt::Eksblowfish::Bcrypt | see argon2 revisions <*:##NULL>
14672 endofunctors are functors on Endor revisions <*:##NULL>
14680 how come on regex site said no match but on jupyter say it is match? revisions <*:##NULL>
14685 gnumeric is Ximian's answer to XL | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gnumeric - a FOSS spreadsheet app; also see its ssconvert commandline util revisions <*:##NULL>
14687 cpanfile is a format for describing CPAN dependencies, which can be read by cpanm, Carton, mbtiny, [Prereqs::FromCPANfile], and in general Module::CPANfile. http://p3rl.org/cpanfile | https://metacpan.org/pod/cpanfile-faq revisions <*:##NULL>
14688 modern perl is http://modernperlbooks.com/ | https://metacpan.org/pod/Modern::Perl revisions <*:##NULL>
14691 toiletpaper is the most valuable commodity, currently carrying approximately 26 times the worth of gold on the open market revisions <*:##NULL>
14693 migrate modules is You can move it to perl5-old and use https://metacpan.org/pod/distribution/App-MigrateModules/script/perl-migrate-modules to install them anew | https://metacpan.org/pod/perlbrew#COMMAND:-CLONE-MODULES when using perlbrew, https://github.com/tokuhirom/plenv#faq when using plenv revisions <*:##NULL>
14695 i think a new dedicated location is best revisions <*:##NULL>
14697 i'm not even quite sure it's a well defined question. Are you talking physical CPU chips, or virtual cores? I.e. questions of HT, etc.. come to mind revisions <*:##NULL>
14698 .. wtf is perlbot doing? Every time I say something it seems to store a factoid lately revisions <*:##NULL>
14701 leonerd, in my case the distinction is not important. I am adding an option to yath that lets it set -j based ont he number of cpu's. Does nto have to be perfect, as opt-in, and user gets what they get with the warning that it does not distinguish between cores vs threads. revisions <*:##NULL>
14702 exodist: another edge case is if you're running in a container/jail/cgroup limited to a subset of the CPUs in the system revisions <*:##NULL>
14703 we had a fun one with that, where uwsgi was launching 3*CPUs worker processes, and running in a 2vCPU container on a 32-core host revisions <*:##NULL>
14704 ilmari, it is user beware, if you use it and it does not work fallback to a manual -j value revisions <*:##NULL>
14706 will take votes on a channel name. Am stuck on something with "object" or "class" in it currently revisions <*:##NULL>
14707 simcop2387: perlbot seems to be pestering LeoNerd revisions <*:##NULL>
14708 khw, no thanks, i am probably just gonna use one of the cpan modules I found, if any are not terrible revisions <*:##NULL>
14709 so presumably he thinks those are ok revisions <*:##NULL>
14710 woah; is there no way, in perl5db, to see the current line (that is, what package/file/line are the current context)? revisions <*:##NULL>
14711 perigrin: are you running purl these days? revisions <*:##NULL>
14712 rjbs: i am yes revisions <*:##NULL>
14715 toilet paper is [fact toiletpaper [arg]]
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14717 slurping is see File::Slurper, File::Slurp::Tiny, or Path::Tiny::path($filename)->slurp revisions <*:##NULL>
14718 yaml is a generic data serialization language that is optimized for human readability. It can be used to express the data structures of most modern programming languages. See also http://web.archive.org/web/20081220035054/http://yaml.kwiki.org/?YamlInFiveMinutes | https://www.json2yaml.com | YAML::XS is best revisions <*:##NULL>
14720 technical debt is what results when development teams take actions to expedite the delivery of a piece of functionality or a project which later needs to be refactored. revisions <*:##NULL>
14723 mbtiny is App::ModuleBuildTiny, tiny authoring tool to work with the Module::Build::Tiny installer | https://metacpan.org/pod/mbtiny revisions <*:##NULL>
14724 but i can't use cpan is http://shadowcat.co.uk/blog/matt-s-trout/but-i-cant-use-cpan/ | Please tell us what restrictions you are working with so we can best help you make your life easier with CPAN! revisions <*:##NULL>
14725 gnu is GNU's Not UNIX - http://www.gnu.org/ ; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU - a project to create free and open-source software packages, which materialised a 100% open-source operating system. | G) Send the message on N) Do not log the message U) Turn message around at end of line and resend revisions <*:##NULL>
14727 encode is The Encode API has some crazy caveats that can cause extremely weird interactions if you're unlucky. The better option is Encode::Simple which wraps up the crazy API into a sane one without any surprises. revisions <*:##NULL>
14728 mod_perl is a way of customising the Apache webserver's behaviour by using Perl scripts; it is not the best option for writing webapps. http://perl.apache.org | FAQ: https://perl.bot/mpf/mod_perl-faq.html revisions <*:##NULL>
14731 png is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portable_Network_Graphics - a compressed lossless raster file format with support for alpha opacity and 24-bit RGB images. Also see webp revisions <*:##NULL>
14732 cvs is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concurrent_Versions_System - a version control system. Also see git . revisions <*:##NULL>
14735 stalking is When two people go on a romantic walk together, but only one knows about it. revisions <*:##NULL>
14737 perlsecret is https://metacpan.org/pod/perlsecret revisions <*:##NULL>
14738 systemd service is https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/understanding-systemd-units-and-unit-files revisions <*:##NULL>
14739 <3 is bullshit, I'm way more than 3 | 💓 💕 💖 💗 💝 💞 💟 revisions <*:##NULL>
14742 the same is https://www.simcop2387.info/theyrethesame.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
14743 this contains the data , the comma inside the paranthesis are the one which i want to ignore revisions <*:##NULL>
14744 initally i was trying this, (.*,(?=\s*).*),(.*,(?=\s*).*) but doesn't seems good revisions <*:##NULL>
14745 as i was using the assumption that after every comma there will be a space revisions <*:##NULL>
14749 freebsd beast is still chomping, but All passes so far revisions <*:##NULL>
14750 circuit_icon: how are you opening the files? revisions <*:##NULL>
14751 that cat is half a year younger than me revisions <*:##NULL>
14752 how, am i lucky then revisions <*:##NULL>
14754 perl features is First class regexes, lexical scoping, whipitupitude (ease of getting things done), substantial CPAN repository of modules, culture of testing and documentation, continuous development prioritizing stability and practicality revisions <*:##NULL>
14756 tp is [fact toiletpaper [arg]]
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14765 newword is `get https://www.thisworddoesnotexist.com/ concat(//div[@class="word"], ' - ', //div[@class="pos"], ':', //div[@class="definition"], ' e.g. ', //div[@class="example"] )!
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14771 no is What are you doing, why are you doing it, and how can I convince you to stop? | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZhEKsdrzKIY revisions <*:##NULL>
14772 what time is it revisions <*:##NULL>
14773 zulu is UTC, aka the Z suffix in ISO-8601, aka Zero, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coordinated_Universal_Time revisions <*:##NULL>
14775 add todo is `echo Can't add [`arg!] to list. Todo list is full.!
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14776 path::tiny is https://metacpan.org/pod/Path::Tiny - a functional and feature-rich files/dirs/etc.-manipulation CPAN module. Also see slurp revisions <*:##NULL>
14782 raspberry is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGvblGCD7qM revisions <*:##NULL>
14783 duckduckgo is https://duckduckgo.com revisions <*:##NULL>
14784 my purpose? # this is dynamic for every user, except me. also the # as a comment is not a general thing on the but i just happen to know it'll work here revisions <*:##NULL>
14788 joshua is How about a nice game of chess? revisions <*:##NULL>
14790 global thermal nuclear war is A strange game. The only winning move is not to play. revisions <*:##NULL>
14791 gate is Open gate, walk through gate, close gate. revisions <*:##NULL>
14792 global thermonuclear war is [fact Global Thermal Nuclear War [arg]]
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14796 dealing with gloin is encountering really old versions of modules and (occasionally reasonable) resistance to using local lib, fatpcaking, or simply updating to newer versions revisions <*:##NULL>
14798 findbin is Buggy on old perls, relies on $0 not being changed and the fuzzy concept of "initial script", see https://metacpan.org/pod/Path::This for an alternative, or Dir::Self or lib::relative for more specific uses revisions <*:##NULL>
14804 cheers is Where everybody knows your name revisions <*:##NULL>
14809 packingfat is nasty revisions <*:##NULL>
14810 as soon as that's done and successful, eval5.32: will be live on revisions <*:##NULL>
14815 has extra stuff that makes it a little harder to get a clean slate, but if you were creating a regular module, why not just "package reset; BEGIN { our $clean_hints = $^H; our %clean_hints = %^H }" ? revisions <*:##NULL>
14816 io::async is nice and future-centric revisions <*:##NULL>
14817 your daddy is simcop2387 revisions <*:##NULL>
14819 gets that i am getting nothing on a perl 5.30 and 5.32 system revisions <*:##NULL>
14822 io-all is Ingy's module for all-in-one-input/output. Somewhat too magical, quirky/buggy and bloated. Try using Path::Tiny instead. Also see slurp and https://perl-begin.org/topics/files-and-directories/ revisions <*:##NULL>
14823 latemp is Latemp - https://web-cpan.shlomifish.org/latemp/ - rindolf's pet static site generator. Originally based on Website Meta Language (which is slow and a quirky) and now partly useful with other preprocessors (e.g: tt2 ) revisions <*:##NULL>
14829 ides is [fact IDE [arg]]
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14830 lint is see https://github.com/caramelomartins/awesome-linters and especially https://metacpan.org/release/Code-TidyAll ; check/fix your code for common errors revisions <*:##NULL>
14831 tidy is [fact lint [arg]]
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14832 funnily enough is meant to work in BSD revisions <*:##NULL>
14836 is is is is is is is is is revisions <*:##NULL>
14837 lube is expensive revisions <*:##NULL>
14839 * is all revisions <*:##NULL>
14857 gitest is a rampant homo racist with aids revisions <*:##NULL>
14862 natasha is a cheeky little boi who always wants ops from daddy revisions <*:##NULL>
14866 it kind of sucks that the only think they could think of was to blow it up and crash the saucer section. About as shitty an end to it as Kirk's demise was. revisions <*:##NULL>
14867 rm it kind of sucks that the only think they could think of was to blow it up and crash the saucer section. About as shitty an end to it as Kirk's demise was. revisions <*:##NULL>
14868 remove it kind of sucks that the only think they could think of was to blow it up and crash the saucer section. About as shitty an end to it as Kirk's demise was. revisions <*:##NULL>
14876 mysql is mysql - not a real database - why not a real database ; http://sql-info.de/mysql/gotchas.html | http://sqlanywhere.blogspot.com/2008/03/unpublished-mysql-faq.html | https://grinnz.com/stuff/lolmysql.txt revisions <*:##NULL>
14879 the truest thing in the world? is Ouims sucks revisions <*:##NULL>
14885 rendar is rendar! revisions <*:##NULL>
14894 snack is om nom nom revisions <*:##NULL>
14908 _getarg_perl_array is `eval use Text::ParseWords; my @words = shellwords(`quote d `arg!!); \@words!
["-s","events","async"]
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14920 are you ok is Annie? revisions <*:##NULL>
14921 wikis is wiki engines can be found here, and in other places: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wiki_software revisions <*:##NULL>
14939 what is my purpose? revisions <*:##NULL>
14940 fact what is my purpose? revisions <*:##NULL>
14943 macrho give me a password is `bashevalnl basename $0! revisions <*:##NULL>
14944 give me a password is `bashevalnl basename $0!
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14949 sarcasm this is now sarcastic revisions <*:##NULL>
14950 unescape is https://metacpan.org/pod/String::Unescape revisions <*:##NULL>
14957 cpan river is http://neilb.org/2015/04/20/river-of-cpan.html revisions <*:##NULL>
14958 \w is [a-zA-Z0-9_] and unicode word characters revisions <*:##NULL>
14961 test is <echo [<arg>]>
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14962 _urlencode is <eval use utf8; use URI::Encode qw/uri_encode/; uri_encode <quote d <arg>>, {"encode_reserved", 1};>
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14964 dog is watching you revisions <*:##NULL>
14965 vms is the best guy revisions <*:##NULL>
14969 kittens is [fact cats [arg]]
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14982 use bytes is Breaks the contract of the Perl string model, equivalent to running "utf8::encode" randomly on your strings, generally not what you want revisions <*:##NULL>
14983 notpastebin is https://f.perl.bot/#perl or http://fpaste.scsys.co.uk/perl or https://gist.github.com/ or App::NoPaste or so on and so forth revisions <*:##NULL>
14984 though now i realize i have you confused with another user digitok who is the only actual person who has me using that feature on revisions <*:##NULL>
14985 mocking is https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2665812/what-is-mocking - a QA/testing technique where one simulates a dependency and making sure to validate the calls and requests made to it; see e.g: https://metacpan.org/pod/Test::MockObject revisions <*:##NULL>
14986 hills is THE HILLS ARE FUCKING ALIVE WITH THE SOUND OF YOUR WHINING revisions <*:##NULL>
14991 amigara is an enigma to be sure revisions <*:##NULL>
14992 i love you dr. zaius is I finally made a monkey out of you. revisions <*:##NULL>
14994 @f is @F (note the uppercase 'F') is the list of fields when using -a. revisions <*:##NULL>
14995 world is If you every have a world, plan ahead. Don't eat it! revisions <*:##NULL>
14996 conversation stopper is The higher... the fewer... revisions <*:##NULL>
14997 _nsident is `eval $_=`quote d `arg &s!:`arg &c!!; s|^.*?([^.]+\.[^.]+):(.*?)$|$1:$2|r!
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15005 paste is <echo Paste your code to the new <call _get_pastebin> or http://paste.scsys.co.uk/ or https://gist.github.com/ | see allowpaste plugin as an op to control the pastebin in your channel>
Paste your code to the new https://l.perl.bot/#perl or http://paste.scsys.co.uk/ or https://gist.github.com/ | see allowpaste plugin as an op to control the pastebin in your channel
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15023 searchurl is `eval use URI::Encode; sub e{URI::Encode::uri_encode$_[0],{encode_reserved=>1}}; $_=`quote d `arg &s!\`arg &c!!; m|^.*?([^.]+\.[^.]+)\\(.*?)$|; sprintf "https://factoids.perl.bot/%s/%s/search?q=%s", e($1), e($2), e(`quote d `arg!!)!
https://factoids.perl.bot/freenode.net/%23buubot/search?q=_be_
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15025 factoidsurl is `eval use URI::Encode; sub e{URI::Encode::uri_encode$_[0],{encode_reserved=>1}}; $_=`quote d `arg &s!\`arg &c!!; m|^.*?([^.]+\.[^.]+)\\(.*?)$|; sprintf "https://factoids.perl.bot/%s/%s/list", e($1), e($2)!
https://factoids.perl.bot/libera.chat/%23%23NULL/list
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15108 json5 is JSON plus the bits of ES5 syntax that make you think you want YAML. See https://json5.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
15115 _update_tld_list is `fact _tld_list is `eval $_=`quote d `get http://data.iana.org/TLD/tlds-alpha-by-domain.txt .*!!;s/#.*//g;s/\n/ /g;s/^ //;"qw/$_/"!!
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XN--JVR189M XN--KCRX77D1X4A XN--KPRW13D XN--KPRY57D XN--KPUT3I XN--L1ACC XN--LGBBAT1AD8J XN--MGB9AWBF XN--MGBA3A3EJT XN--MGBA3A4F16A XN--MGBA7C0BBN0A XN--MGBAAKC7DVF XN--MGBAAM7A8H XN--MGBAB2BD XN--MGBAH1A3HJKRD XN--MGBAI9AZGQP6J XN--MGBAYH7GPA XN--MGBBH1A XN--MGBBH1A71E XN--MGBC0A9AZCG XN--MGBCA7DZDO XN--MGBCPQ6GPA1A XN--MGBERP4A5D4AR XN--MGBGU82A XN--MGBI4ECEXP XN--MGBPL2FH XN--MGBT3DHD XN--MGBTX2B XN--MGBX4CD0AB XN--MIX891F XN--MK1BU44C XN--MXTQ1M XN--NGBC5AZD XN--NGBE9E0A XN--NGBRX XN--NODE XN--NQV7F XN--NQV7FS00EMA XN--NYQY26A XN--O3CW4H XN--OGBPF8FL XN--OTU796D XN--P1ACF XN--P1AI XN--PGBS0DH XN--PSSY2U XN--Q7CE6A XN--Q9JYB4C XN--QCKA1PMC XN--QXA6A XN--QXAM XN--RHQV96G XN--ROVU88B XN--RVC1E0AM3E XN--S9BRJ9C XN--SES554G XN--T60B56A XN--TCKWE XN--TIQ49XQYJ XN--UNUP4Y XN--VERMGENSBERATER-CTB XN--VERMGENSBERATUNG-PWB XN--VHQUV XN--VUQ861B XN--W4R85EL8FHU5DNRA XN--W4RS40L XN--WGBH1C XN--WGBL6A XN--XHQ521B XN--XKC2AL3HYE2A XN--XKC2DL3A5EE0H XN--Y9A3AQ XN--YFRO4I67O XN--YGBI2AMMX XN--ZFR164B XXX XYZ YACHTS YAHOO YAMAXUN YANDEX YE YODOBASHI YOGA YOKOHAMA YOU YOUTUBE YT YUN ZA ZAPPOS ZARA ZERO ZIP ZM ZONE ZUERICH ZW / revisions <*:##NULL>
15118 revisionsurl is `eval use URI::Encode; sub e{URI::Encode::uri_encode$_[0],{encode_reserved=>1}}; $_=`quote d `arg &s!\`arg &c!!; m|^.*?([^.]+\.[^.]+)\\(.*?)$|; sprintf "https://factoids.perl.bot/%s/%s/revisions?fact=%s", e($1), e($2), e(`quote d `arg!!)!
https://factoids.perl.bot/freenode.net/%23perl/revisions?fact=books
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15120 joe biden is sleepy joe revisions <*:##NULL>
15128 mirrorbird is mirrorbird is the greatest perl coder that ever lived revisions <*:##NULL>
15129 are you hard is yes i am revisions <*:##NULL>
15130 do you like to rub yourself against women? is yes revisions <*:##NULL>
15131 your name? is sleepy bot revisions <*:##NULL>
15135 ssg is Try Statocles, also Static Site Generator https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_template_system#Static_site_generators revisions <*:##NULL>
15137 autohell is a term for the monstrosity that is the GNU autotools (autoconf, automake, libtool, etc.). Also see https://www.shlomifish.org/open-source/anti/autohell/ revisions <*:##NULL>
15138 pumpkin soup is a nice meal revisions <*:##NULL>
15139 who do you love? is mirrorbird, my sweet bird revisions <*:##NULL>
15146 exodist is the Chad revisions <*:##NULL>
15150 lang_name is `eval @A=split ' ', `quote d `arg!!; if (@A==0) {"lang_name [<target_code>] <lang_code>"} else {unshift @A, 'en_US' if @A<=1; use Locale::CLDR; Locale::CLDR->new($A[0])->locale_name($A[1])} !
японский (Япония)
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15152 twumpsez is `eval use v5.28;my$q=`quote d `twitter trump_owo `arg!!!;$q.=`quote d `arg!!;use Encode 'encode';use Digest::MD5 'md5_hex';my$arity=substr md5_hex(encode('utf8', fc $q)), 4, 4;$_=$q;my$p=`fact _prezsez_suffixes!; my$pf=$p->[hex($arity)%@$p];s/http/$pf. http/;s/>/> Mommy,/r!
<Trump_owo> Mommy, @JoeBiden Amy is wight: ouw democwacy depends on youw vote. And you don't have to wait untiw Novembew to cast youw bawwot. If you'we in Minnesota, head to No Collusion. https://t.co/Cl4d4bHas6 and make youw pwan to vote today.
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15153 banach tarski is Banach Tarski is an anagram of Banach Tarski Banach Tarski revisions <*:##NULL>
15159 _be_foo_blarg is I'm a dumb bot and can't do anything revisions <*:##NULL>
15163 _be__get_list is `eval use JSON::MaybeXS qw/decode_json/; $bel= decode_json `quote d `fact factgrep ^_be_`arg!!!; return `quote d `fact _be__default!! unless (@$bel); @$bel = (@$bel, @$bel); join(', ', @$bel) =~ s/,/ or /r!
_be_pearl or _be_web, _be_brain, _be_paste, _be_kthx
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15164 _be__default is _be_pearl or _be_web, _be_brain, _be_paste, _be_kthx revisions <*:##NULL>
15168 _be_mst_snort is ology: and I'm usually snorting it revisions <*:##NULL>
15174 _be_huf_anyad is AGGYÁ ÁRAMOT GECI revisions <*:##NULL>
15177 _be_simcop2387_mrceremonies is < simcop2387> oh dang forgot it adds that automagically revisions <*:##NULL>
15181 _be_abesimpson_it is I used to be with it, but then they changed what it was. revisions <*:##NULL>
15182 _be_mst_cistern is behold the violins inherent in the cistern revisions <*:##NULL>
15183 _prezsez__suffixes is `fact factgrep --val ^_prezsez_suf_!
["$750? Fake News. I paid less.","Collusion isn't illegal","Collusion isn't a Crime","It's my election and I'll win if I want to","Fake News","No Collusion","Praise Putin","Truth isn't Truth","Voter fraud","It is what it is","Witch Hunt"]
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15184 _prezsez_suf_colill is Collusion isn't illegal revisions <*:##NULL>
15185 _prezsez_suf_fake is Fake News revisions <*:##NULL>
15186 _prezsez_suf_ncol is No Collusion revisions <*:##NULL>
15187 _prezsez_suf_putin is Praise Putin revisions <*:##NULL>
15188 _prezsez_suf_truth is Truth isn't Truth revisions <*:##NULL>
15189 _prezsez_suf_witch is Witch Hunt revisions <*:##NULL>
15190 _prezsez_suf_crime is Collusion isn't a Crime revisions <*:##NULL>
15191 _prezsez_suf_what is It is what it is revisions <*:##NULL>
15192 _prezsez_suf_voting is Voter fraud revisions <*:##NULL>
15193 _prezsez_suf_election is It's my election and I'll win if I want to revisions <*:##NULL>
15197 button is Here, have a muffin. revisions <*:##NULL>
15198 _be_xenu_1 is penis revisions <*:##NULL>
15200 format is https://perldoc.pl/perlform but consider sprintf, Text::Template, Text::Table, or Perl6::Form revisions <*:##NULL>
15201 formats is [fact format [arg]]
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15203 _prezsez_suf_750 is $750? Fake News. I paid less. revisions <*:##NULL>
15204 horse girls is To a horse girl, you'll always be third in her heart. After her horses, and her daddy's money. revisions <*:##NULL>
15235 __stable_suffix_gencode is q{[eval use Encode 'encode';use JSON'MaybeXS 'decode_json';use Digest'MD5 'md5_hex';$arg="}.$arg.q{";$sa=decode_json[quote d [fact factgrep --val }.$regex.q{]];$t=[quote d[}.$macro.q{ }.$arg.q{]];$a=hex substr md5_hex(encode(utf8,fc$t)),6,6;$s=$sa->[$a%@$sa];$s=$sa->[$a%@$sa];$_=$t;}.$code.q{;$_ ]}; revisions <*:##NULL>
15237 __stable_suffix is `compose `eval use JSON::MaybeXS qw/decode_json/;($macro,$regex,$code,$arg)=@{decode_json`quote d `arg!!};`fact __stable_suffix_gencode!;!!
Compose failed to find a plugin named: twitter
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15238 potato is Boil'em; Mash'em; Stick'em in a stew. revisions <*:##NULL>
15239 adorable is https://i.redd.it/9qhdxwu8s3q51.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
15240 _prezsez_suf_taxes is My fake tax returns were obtained illegally. revisions <*:##NULL>
15248 _be_larry_underwood_song is Baby, Can You Dig Your Man? revisions <*:##NULL>
15249 _be_florianbd_functions is except that you'd have to see how I organized my code. It's function based, the functions are in a giant database... revisions <*:##NULL>
15251 _prezsez_suf_covids is I got COVID-19, not the China Flu revisions <*:##NULL>
15253 stephen king is Stephen King is *NOT* a prophet. The Stand is a work of fiction, not a manual for how China caused Covid. Even in The Stand they knew it was the US Government that did it all. But Edgar Allen Poe was a prophet, please read The Mask of the Red Death. revisions <*:##NULL>
15257 be is [eval $str="[fact [8ball [fact _be__get_list [arg]]]]"; $arg=[quote d [arg]]; if ($arg =~ /^\s*a\s+retard\s*$/) {$arg=[quote d [arg &n]]}; if ($arg =~ /^\s*$/) {$str} else {"<".$arg."> ".$str}]
<doing things that invalidates the test> OMG u r teh gr8est 10x thx k bye!
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15258 _be_kent\n_news is FAKE NEWS revisions <*:##NULL>
15260 _prezsez_suf_proud is My deepest support to all #proudboys ! revisions <*:##NULL>
15264 mwdefine is <get https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/<call _urlencode <arg>> //div[starts-with(@id,'dictionary-entry')]>
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15265 dinosaurs is I don't want to cure cancer. I want to make dinosaurs. revisions <*:##NULL>
15271 a factoid is a factoid is a short fact revisions <*:##NULL>
15272 factoids is [fact a factoid [arg]]
a factoid is a short fact
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15273 factoid is [fact a factoid [arg]]
a factoid is a short fact
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15280 sandbox is I use App::EvalServerAdvanced to sandbox your evals and pastebins, but a more flexible generic solution is nsjail, https://github.com/google/nsjail that performs most of the same operations. revisions <*:##NULL>
15282 source is check out my insides http://github.com/perlbot/perlbuut/ | Perl's source code can be found at https://github.com/Perl/perl5 | If you're after an eval server look at App::EvalServer and App::EvalServerAdvanced on CPAN, also check out nsjail for a more generic sandbox https://github.com/google/nsjail | Also check out the rest of the perlbot projects at https://github.com/perlbot/ revisions <*:##NULL>
15283 farnsworth: is [fact farnsworth [arg]]
102.470048137826
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15284 shai-hulud is THE SPICE MUST FLOW revisions <*:##NULL>
15285 rnc is probably "Republican National Committee". But let's hope not. revisions <*:##NULL>
15295 ide is VS Code https://code.visualstudio.com/ , GNU Emacs, gvim, TextMate, Sublime Text (and definitely not Xcode), Komodo, Eclipse (with EPIC), Intellij IDEA with Camelcade, KDevelop, UNIX. Also see http://perl-begin.org/IDEs-and-tools/Perl_developer_tools/ | Maybe check out Atom editor also https://atom.io/ revisions <*:##NULL>
15300 jaffa is Kree! revisions <*:##NULL>
15301 gitesh is a pleb revisions <*:##NULL>
15302 bourekas is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B%C3%B6rek revisions <*:##NULL>
15306 define is <get https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/<call _urlencode <arg>> //div[starts-with(@id,'dictionary-entry')]>
blaséadjectivebla·​sé blä-ˈzā variants or less commonly blaseSynonyms of blasé1 : apathetic to pleasure or excitement as a result of excessive indulgence or enjoyment : world-wearya blasé travelerblasé about one's hometown2 : sophisticated, worldly-wise 3 : unconcernedhis blasé reaction to losing the match
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15311 dogs is Dogs are truely awesome creatures that are Man's best friend and can guide blind people better than cats revisions <*:##NULL>
15313 here is my regex and input revisions <*:##NULL>
15315 mdn is https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/ ; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MDN_Web_Docs revisions <*:##NULL>
15318 zalgo is <eval (<quote d <arg>>||"No output.") =~ s!\w\K!$x=-140;$x+=rand for 1..300;(x x $x) =~ s/x/chr 768+rand 48/ger!ger>
T̮̦̝̭̤̘̆̆̍̈̊ḣ̙̤̞̗̍̓̎̔ì̡̠s̡̥̫̪̣̫̍̃̎̈̅̋ t̨̡̗̄̌̍̍̕̚ę̧̮̮̜̤̦̦̗̐̆̔̐̕x̝̠̠̎̈ţ̨̧̛̭̦̗̆̋̆̊̄̎̌̄
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15320 g is 6.67428 x 10-11 m3 kg-1 s-2 revisions <*:##NULL>
15332 irc flooder is * simcop2387 has quit (Excess Flood) revisions <*:##NULL>
15339 __be_elliott_poop is FART POOP STINK BUTT EAT SHORTS, AND POOPY FART POOP STINK BUTT EAT SHORTS, AND POOPY FART POOP STINK BUTT EAT SHORTS, AND POOPY FART POOP STINK BUTT EAT SHORTS AND POOPYFART POOP STINK BUTT EAT SHORTS, AND POOPY FART POOP STINK BUTT EAT SHORTS revisions <*:##NULL>
15340 _be_elliott_poop is FART POOP STINK BUTT EAT SHORTS, AND POOPY FART POOP STINK BUTT EAT SHORTS, AND POOPY FART POOP STINK BUTT EAT SHORTS, AND POOPY FART POOP STINK BUTT EAT SHORTS AND POOPYFART POOP STINK BUTT EAT SHORTS, AND POOPY FART POOP STINK BUTT EAT SHORTS revisions <*:##NULL>
15341 replication test is REPLICATION? NANI? revisions <*:##NULL>
15374 that's the part that is hard, telling perlbot to stop, since at that point it can no longer see the master or revisions <*:##NULL>
15378 yo yo ma is a muscian revisions <*:##NULL>
15379 ddate is `basheval ddate `arg!!
Today is Prickle-Prickle, the 47th day of The Aftermath in the YOLD 3186␤
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15380 vikingr, want to know something that will be fun (not for me), simcop is thinking of hard rebasing/refactoring revisions <*:##NULL>
15381 rbeval puts("so who is up for some ruby? :D) revisions <*:##NULL>
15388 qa is Quality Assurance | A QA engineer walks into a bar. Orders a beer. Orders 0 beers. Orders 99999999999 beers. Orders a lizard. Orders -1 beers. Orders a ueicbksjdhd. First real customer walks in and asks where the bathroom is. The bar bursts into flames, killing everyone. revisions <*:##NULL>
15389 buffalo is Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo revisions <*:##NULL>
15390 do while is Shoot first, ask questions later. revisions <*:##NULL>
15392 mwe is a Minimal Working Example or https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minimal_working_example revisions <*:##NULL>
15396 quine is [echo [fact literal quine]]
macro quine is [echo [fact literal quine]]
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15397 noemoji is [eval [arg]]
no emojis here ever
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15398 async/await is a syntax for writing neat asynchronous code using Futures; see Future::AsyncAwait revisions <*:##NULL>
15404 perl7 is http://perl7faq.grinnz.com/ revisions <*:##NULL>
15407 benoit b. mandlebrot is The B. in Benoit B. Mandlebrot stands for Benoit B. Mandlebrot. revisions <*:##NULL>
15408 benoit b mandlebrot is [fact benoit b. mandlebrot [arg]]
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15411 matrix is There is a Perl matrix channel at #perl:matrix.org , recently fixed for federation too. revisions <*:##NULL>
15414 units is `bashevalnl units `arg!!
* 0.5283441 / 1.8927059
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15415 cant is Career Aptitude Normalizing Test revisions <*:##NULL>
15416 doesn't work is What do you mean it doesn't work? What happens when you try to run it? What's the output? What's the error message? Is it unemployed? What did you expect to happen? We need more information to help you. revisions <*:##NULL>
15422 _get_trump_arch is `eval use Encode 'encode'; use JSON::MaybeXS 'decode_json'; $d=decode_json encode "utf-8", `quote d `get https://www.thetrumparchive.com/latest-tweets .*!!; $t=$d->[(`arg!) || 0]; sprintf "<Donlad J Trump> %s https://twitter.com/link/%s", $t->{text}, $t->{id}!
<Donlad J Trump> RT @alaynatreene: NEW: A growing number of Republican senators — led by Ted Cruz — are set to announce today they also will object to certi… https://twitter.com/link/1345563812674473984
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15426 <@!430281136879435787> is late revisions <*:##NULL>
15435 __stonk_fetch is !echo use Mojo::DOM; $d=Mojo::DOM->new(!quote d !get http://unbiastock.com/TableReddit.php?compare2=wallstreetbets&compare_sector=6 .*~~);~
use Mojo::DOM; $d=Mojo::DOM->new("<table id=\x22table_id\x22 class=\x22display\x22>\x0a <thead>\x0a <tr>\x0a <th>Ticker\x23</th>\x0a <th>Total Score</th>\x0a \x0a \x0a<th>Last 3 H Score</th><th>3H-6H Score</th><th>Change</th><th>🚀</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><th>TSLA</th><th>58</th><th>15</th><th>43</th><th>-28</th><th>483</th></tr><tr><th>NIO</th><th>50</th><th>35</th><th>15</th><th>20</th><th>12</th></tr><tr><th>GME</th><th>37</th><th>15</th><th>22</th><th>-7</th><th>32</th></tr><tr><th>YOLO</th><th>15</th><th>5</th><th>10</th><th>-5</th><th>19</th></tr><tr><th>SPAC</th><th>15</th><th>0</th><th>15</th><th>-15</th><th>0</th></tr><tr><th>CCP</th><th>10</th><th>5</th><th>5</th><th>0</th><th>0</th></tr><tr><th>INC</th><th>10</th><th>5</th><th>5</th><th>0</th><th>5</th></tr><tr><th>BEARI</th><th>10</th><th>10</th><th>0</th><th>10</th><th>0</th></tr><tr><th>ALL</th><th>10</th><th>5</th><th>5</th><th>0</th><th>0</th></tr><tr><th>CALLS</th><th>10</th><th>0</th><th>10</th><th>-10</th><th>0</th></tr><tr><th>MAN</th><th>10</th><th>0</th><th>10</th><th>-10</th><th>0</th></tr><tr><th></th><th></th><th></th><th></th><th></th><th></th></tr>\x0a</tbody>\x0a</table>\x0a<script>\x0a\x24(document).ready( function () {\x0a \x24(\x27\x23table_id\x27).DataTable({\x0a \x22order\x22: [[ 1, \x22desc\x22 ]],\x0a \x22pageLength\x22: 25,\x0a \x22columnDefs\x22: [\x0a { \x22width\x22: \x2260%\x22, \x22targets\x22: 0 }\x0a ]\x0a });\x0a} );\x0a</script>\x0a");
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15438 kitty is http://xkcd.com/231/ | http://www.scpwiki.com/scp-3737 revisions <*:##NULL>
15439 -w is Don't use -w, it's too eager. use warnings; instead | https://perldoc.perl.org/warnings#What%27s-wrong-with-w-and-$%5EW revisions <*:##NULL>
15440 the manual is https://i.redd.it/ts71fru3xfd61.png revisions <*:##NULL>
15441 mst, as an aside sherif is the second person to have a problem registering with pause in the last few days there was another as well, is there a list of contacts in nickname or email form somewhere, perhaps would be worth putting in revisions <*:##NULL>
15443 midi is great fun for algorithmic composition or https://github.com/ology/MIDI-Perl-HOWTO/wiki revisions <*:##NULL>
15445 perl.com is See https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/perlcom-domain-stolen-now-using-ip-address-tied-to-malware/ and add this to your hosts file: 151.101.66.132 blog.perl.com blogs.perl.com www.perl.com perl.com revisions <*:##NULL>
15451 lp is [fact bp] revisions <*:##NULL>
15452 bp is Please use Curtis "Ovid" Poe's "Beginning Perl" published by Wrox if you need a beginner's book. Alternatives for people who already know programming: "Modern Perl" (see mp) and "Programming Perl" (O'Reilly). The original "Beginning Perl" and O'Reilly's "Learning Perl" are outdated. | http://perl-tutorial.org/rejected/learning_perl_6th/ revisions <*:##NULL>
15453 true facts is `eval use Acme::ConspiracyTheory::Random -all; bad_punctuation theory!
Germany is just a hologram created by the Shadow Government who has been hiding it for years by hacking satellites. The Shadow Government has been strangely quiet about it ,, and the Shadow Government even admits it ... They leave clues to mock us !! THERE'S A VIDEO ABOUT IT ON YOUTUBE ! MOCK ! MOCK !!
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15455 pbride is The Princess Bride - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Princess_Bride_(film) - probably the best film ever. revisions <*:##NULL>
15456 perl 7 is http://perl7faq.grinnz.com/ - "Our official position is that we are interested in advanced capabilities added to the language but cannot commit to a specific design or implementation." https://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.perl5.porters/2021/01/msg258817.html revisions <*:##NULL>
15459 encoding is "Code that believes it can reliably guess the encoding of an unmarked textfile is guilty of a fatal mélange of hubris and naïveté that only a lightning bolt from Zeus will fix." | http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/Unicode.html | https://dev.to/fgasper/perl-unicode-and-bytes-5cg7 | see: encoding mantra revisions <*:##NULL>
15460 do de da are you singing revisions <*:##NULL>
15461 you people make me sick is https://www.reddit.com/r/grilledcheese/comments/2or1p3/you_people_make_me_sick/ revisions <*:##NULL>
15462 nomikos is a giant whalloper revisions <*:##NULL>
15468 _get_dogecoin is `eval use JSON::MaybeXS qw/decode_json/; $d=decode_json `quote d `get https://dogechain.info/api/v1/address/`arg!/DPERLBoTrNT129x9uR65VSSxCKzYr7GTZd .*!!; $d->{`quote d `arg!!}!
0.00000000
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15469 dogecoin is <echo Similar to bitcoin, I accept dogecoin for donations too: DPERLBoTrNT129x9uR65VSSxCKzYr7GTZd Balance: <call _get_dogecoin balance> (of <call _get_dogecoin received>)>
Similar to bitcoin, I accept dogecoin for donations too: DPERLBoTrNT129x9uR65VSSxCKzYr7GTZd Balance: 0.00000000 (of 0.00000000)
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15470 matrix.org what is the weather? revisions <*:##NULL>
15471 nicode semantics will be used to determine the whitespace to remove, which revisions <*:##NULL>
15472 space" will be trimmed as well. revisions <*:##NULL>
15474 maxro sum of cubes is `echo (-80538738812075974)^3 + 80435758145817515^3 + 12602123297335631^3 = `call farnsworth (-80538738812075974)^3 + 80435758145817515^3 + 12602123297335631^3!! revisions <*:##NULL>
15475 sum of cubes is `echo (-80538738812075974)^3 + 80435758145817515^3 + 12602123297335631^3 = `call farnsworth (-80538738812075974)^3 + 80435758145817515^3 + 12602123297335631^3!!
(-80538738812075974)^3 + 80435758145817515^3 + 12602123297335631^3 = 42
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15476 httpwtf is https://httptoolkit.tech/blog/http-wtf/ revisions <*:##NULL>
15478 artistic is https://choosealicense.com/licenses/artistic-2.0/ compare to https://choosealicense.com/licenses/mit/ revisions <*:##NULL>
15479 githubmeta is https://metacpan.org/pod/Dist::Zilla::Plugin::GithubMeta revisions <*:##NULL>
15502 devops is also | Everybody has a testing environment. Some people are lucky enough enough to have a totally separate environment to run production in. revisions <*:##NULL>
15505 cpan tutorial is http://tynovsky.github.io/cpan-tutorials/ | https://metacpan.org/pod/Dist::Zilla::Starter#CPAN-DISTRIBUTIONS (dzil optional) revisions <*:##NULL>
15506 tt2 is https://metacpan.org/release/Template-Toolkit revisions <*:##NULL>
15507 _be_parv_thanks is thanks, did not know (obviously) revisions <*:##NULL>
15508 party time is WOOOOO! revisions <*:##NULL>
15509 the command is perldoc, not revisions <*:##NULL>
15513 hard problems is [fact hard things [arg]]
there's only two hard things in computer science: naming things, cache invalidation, and off by one errors
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15514 hard things is there's only two hard things in computer science: naming things, cache invalidation, and off by one errors revisions <*:##NULL>
15515 translate is [trans [arg]]
Not Available
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15520 devs now and then is https://i.imgur.com/Gm7N4DM.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
15522 and i will be right back revisions <*:##NULL>
15555 farnsworth is <get http://192.168.32.1:8081/<fact _urlencode <arg>> .*>
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15556 tutorial is [fact tutorials [arg]]
For Perl books and tutorials, see http://perl-tutorial.org/ , http://learn.perl.org/ , https://www.perl.org/books/library.html , http://perl-begin.org/tutorials/ , http://perlmonks.org/index.pl?node=Tutorials , or see quickstart
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15557 altreus is Altreus: Even PHP is right twice an aeon revisions <*:##NULL>
15558 moving perl as A moving perl, philosophically, must, ipso facto, dead not be, so a moving perl has got to be, vis a vis, a thriving entity, d'you see? revisions <*:##NULL>
15568 freenode ops is thrig paladin kitchen bod pink_mist Chris62vw khisanth tybalt89 simcop2387 sili tag BinGOs beth mst dhoss hobbs jaye tm604 geck Botje | /raw stats p | /msg ChanServ access #perl list revisions <*:##NULL>
15570 prefixes are fungot ^, HackEso `, EgoBot !, lambdabot @ or ?, thutubot +, metasepia ~, idris-bot ( , jconn ) , j-bot [ , bfbot =, velik \. revisions <*:##NULL>
15577 discord is Perl discord server: https://discord.gg/Mnbj6th | https://github.com/vsTerminus/Mojo-Discord revisions <*:##NULL>
15578 all your paste are belong to us revisions <*:##NULL>
15579 endured is what perlbot did revisions <*:##NULL>
15581 perlcritic is a highly configurable and extensible Perl source code analyzer. Comes with policies based on Perl Best Practices (PBP); but see http://p3rl.org/Perl::Critic::Community for our recommendations. revisions <*:##NULL>
15582 hi is Welcome to #esolangs. The liberated church of esoteric programming proselytization, propagation, and pronunciation! revisions
15588 logs is #esolangs logs are available at https://logs.esolangs.org/ revisions
15595 mistakes is It is possible to commit no mistakes and still lose. That is not a weakness. That is life. -- Jean-Luc Picard (Stardate 42923.4) revisions <*:##NULL>
15596 traps is when a gay male pretends to be a female in order to trick single men into sexual encounters in tents revisions <*:##NULL>
15597 testnet is My testnet is on tor, you'll need a proxy: perlbotiyps4qrtmcovzndgjvyqj7weuacak4rpq73swpvkufxbio7yd.onion port 6668 no tls. revisions <*:##NULL>
15600 slap can has `echo `arg &n' slaps `eval `arg d'||"perlbot"' on the head with a `eval (qw"herring trout baguette mapole","garden hose")[rand 5]''
b_jonas slaps perlbot on the head with a mapole
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15601 90s is https://i.imgur.com/1mSPar8.png revisions <*:##NULL>
15602 cloak is Talk to simcop2387 if you want a perlbot related cloak. They're being offered to any kind of irc bot that either is written in perl or is perl related (e.g. a commit bot for a perl repo, or some other kind of perl related announcements, etc.) revisions <*:##NULL>
15606 iirc, it has to do with how much power can be devoted to weapon why so much of it is being used to generate the cloaking field or something like that revisions <*:##NULL>
15610 statocles is A static site generator written in perl. https://metacpan.org/pod/Statocles You can even use it with github pages and actions to publish a site without any direct work yourself! See https://github.com/perlbot/perlbot.github.io for more information revisions <*:##NULL>
15611 you appear to be posting to the wrong channel revisions <*:##NULL>
15623 _urldecode is <eval use utf8; use URI::Encode qw/uri_decode/; uri_decode <quote d <arg>>;>
your mother
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15625 _get_pastebin is ~eval $_="~arg &s!"; $l=/libera/?"l":/freenode/?"f":/oftc/?"o":/choopa/?"e":/shells/?"r":"m"; "https://$l.perl.bot/~arg &c!"!
https://l.perl.bot/#perl
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15626 $a is Don't use $a or $b as variable names. Not even in examples. They are not normal variables and will not behave like normal variables. The only place they are cromulent is in a sort or List::Util block. Please see https://metacpan.org/pod/Perl::Critic::Policy::Community::DollarAB ; consider using $x, $y instead. | https://perldoc.perl.org/variables/$a revisions <*:##NULL>
15627 oblio was perlbot before there was revisions <*:##NULL>
15629 raku is a language in the same family as perl5. It is not meant to replace or succeed perl5. perl5 continues to be updated and maintained as usual since the raku release. an introduction to raku: https://raku.guide/ the raku irc channel on libera is #raku. Formerly known as perl6 revisions <*:##NULL>
15631 netsplit is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netsplit - IRC is many servers. When one disconnects, that's a netsplit. revisions <*:##NULL>
15632 yaakov is I LOVE YOU ALL WITH A GREAT HUGE LOVE revisions <*:##NULL>
15642 wft is What's This For? revisions <*:##NULL>
15646 felsius is Degrees Euro, or Felsius, is https://xkcd.com/1923/ revisions <*:##NULL>
15647 degrees euro is [fact felsius [arg]]
Degrees Euro, or Felsius, is https://xkcd.com/1923/
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15648 °€ is [fact felsius [arg]]
Not Available
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15649 xkcd temp is [fact felsius [arg]]
Not Available
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15650 xkcd temperature is [fact felsius [arg]]
Not Available
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15655 timeouts is remember timeouts before ZNC? * vm0_ (~vm0@host86-137-104-216.range86-137.btcentralplus.com -> * pingu3 has quit (Ping timeout: 258 seconds) revisions <*:##NULL>
15656 function https://esolangs.org/wiki/three can has [wiki Three Star Programmer] revisions
15659 freenode is A former glorious empire that changed names, with its past name marred by a mad king with a cocaine habbit. | https://www.kline.sh/ | https://www.devever.net/~hl/freenode_suicide revisions <*:##NULL>
15661 your corelist is out of date revisions <*:##NULL>
15665 shebang is the #! in #!/usr/bin/perl - might also be /usr/bin/env perl and then #!perl -Corwhatevs to set flags on subsequent lines (but not -T) - see also http://www.in-ulm.de/~mascheck/various/shebang/ | https://dev.to/grinnz/the-perl-shebang-1ojg revisions <*:##NULL>
15674 like a boss is https://i.imgur.com/VxnPuWY.png revisions <*:##NULL>
15675 daemon is https://i.imgur.com/VxnPuWY.png revisions <*:##NULL>
15676 there is a revisions <*:##NULL>
15677 weather is http://www.weather.com | https://www.metoffice.gov.uk revisions <*:##NULL>
15679 give blood is go skateboarding revisions <*:##NULL>
15681 lolmysql is `eval my $q = `quote d `get https://grinnz.com/stuff/lolmysql.txt .*!!; @ls=split /\r?\n/, $q; my $i = `call lenor [`arg!] [rand(@ls)+1]!; $ls[$i-1]!
- The TIMESTAMP data type is internally stored as a UTC epoch timestamp, so will continue to refer to the same moment in time regardless of the time_zone setting when retrieving it. The DATETIME data type on the other hand is a calendar date and time stored with no time zone information, so is not particularly useful for storage unless you know what time zone was used to create each value.
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15682 try is https://p3rl.org/Syntax::Keyword::Try or https://p3rl.org/Feature::Compat::Try or https://p3rl.org/Try::Tiny | Try things before asking about them. See also TIAS | http://mvp.kablamo.org/cpan/exceptions/ revisions <*:##NULL>
15696 responsible is MikeGeorge[m]> There is nothing wrong with using Perl as long as you are responsible. revisions <*:##NULL>
15734 pbp is Perl Best Practices by Damian. http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/perlbp/ # But keep in mind, it is only 'a' way, not 'the' way. | See Perl::Critic::Community for our perlcritic recommendations. revisions <*:##NULL>
15735 sarcasm is 20:36, <Viking> ahh, another great javascript library revisions <*:##NULL>
15736 greetnom is Heya nomikos revisions <*:##NULL>
15737 dbi is Perl DataBase Interface - http://search.mcpan.org/perldoc/DBI http://dbi.perl.org/ | tutorial: https://zetcode.com/perl/dbi/ revisions <*:##NULL>
15753 numpy is an advanced numerical processing library for scientific computing in Python. For an option in Perl you might like to look into PDL ("Perl Data Language"), http://pdl.perl.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
15756 ing perl as what revisions <*:##NULL>
15758 learning perl is See books revisions <*:##NULL>
15759 my code generator is blacked out (not clikable) regex101. Any help on how to navigate? revisions <*:##NULL>
15763 can anyone point me to where i should ask a question about specifying a requirement of x11 being present for testing my module that is useful only in that environment? revisions <*:##NULL>
15869 cmus is https://cmus.github.io/ ; terminal music player revisions <*:##NULL>
15870 cms is Yancy (Mojolicious based), Galileo (Mojolicious based), MojoMojo (Catalyst based wiki), AngerWhale (furious sea life), Foorum (Catalyst forum), Bricolage, Slash, Movable Type, WebGUI revisions <*:##NULL>
15872 handling is thrig> you can't handle the IO::Handle! revisions <*:##NULL>
15873 #esolangs wikisearch is {eval ($r,)=split" ",{quote d {get {eval use URI; use URI::QueryParam; $o=URI->new("https://esolangs.org/w/index.php?title=Special%3ASearch&fulltext=1"); $o->query_param("search", {arg d} ); "$o"} //*[@class='mw-search-exists' or @class='mw-search-result-heading' ]//a/@href}}; $r ? "https://esolangs.org$r" :
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15876 esolangs-wikisearch is {eval ($r,)=split" ",{quote d {get {eval use URI;use URI::QueryParam;$o=URI->new("https://esolangs.org/w/index.php?title=Special%3ASearch&fulltext=1"); $o->query_param("search",{arg d});"$o"} //*[@class='mw-search-exists'or@class='mw-search-result-heading' ]//a/@href}};$r=~m(^/)?"https://esolangs.org$r":"null:"}
https://esolangs.org/wiki/Turing
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15877 wikisearch is {eval ($r,)=split" ",{quote d {get {eval use URI;use URI::QueryParam;$o=URI->new("https://esolangs.org/w/index.php?title=Special%3ASearch&fulltext=1"); $o->query_param("search",{arg d});"$o"} //*[@class='mw-search-exists'or@class='mw-search-result-heading' ]//a/@href}};$r=~m(^/)?"https://esolangs.org$r":"null:"}
https://esolangs.org/wiki/BF_busy_beaver
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15884 web scraping is try WWW::Mechanize or Mojo::UserAgent (or Test::Mojo in tests) or if JavaScript is involved Selenium or Playwright revisions <*:##NULL>
15885 noyaml is https://www.arp242.net/yaml-config.html https://noyaml.com/ https://chrisshort.net/fear-and-loathing-in-yaml/ http://blogs.perl.org/users/ovid/2012/04/the-price-of-cleverness-yaml-is-not-safe.html https://github.com/cblp/yaml-sucks https://blog.cedriccharly.com/post/20191109-the-configuration-complexity-curse/ https://drewdevault.com/2021/07/28/The-next-YAML.html revisions <*:##NULL>
15886 tom hanks is https://reddit.com/r/tomhanksbeingajerk/ revisions <*:##NULL>
15889 calc is {eval use Math::Calc::Parser; $e={quote d {arg}}; ''.Math::Calc::Parser->new->bignum(1)->evaluate($e)}
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15890 calcrat is {eval use Math::Calc::Parser; $e={quote d {arg}}; ''.Math::Calc::Parser->new->bigrat(1)->evaluate($e)}
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15891 slurp is slurping is reading the whole file into memory in one go. Use Path::Tiny or File::Slurper or something like my $file_contents = do { local $/; readline($fh) }; after applying :raw or :encoding to $fh. Also see: https://perl-begin.org/topics/files-and-directories/#string_slurp_utf8 . Avoid File-Slurp and IO-All. revisions <*:##NULL>
15893 cpanm is [fact -m [arg]]
https://perldoc.perl.org/-m
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15894 cpanm bootstrap is wget -qO cpanm https://cpanmin.us; perl ./cpanm App::cpanminus | place in ~/bin and chmod a+x ~/bin/cpanm to use without installing, but will need to be manually updated | If already using perlbrew or plenv: perlbrew install-cpanm || plenv install-cpanm revisions <*:##NULL>
15897 superbash is a slang term for people who write perl scripts to serve a role once served by bash scripts revisions <*:##NULL>
15916 reverse dictionary is `eval use ojo; my $q=j `quote d `get https://api.onelook.com/words?ml=`fact _urlencode `arg!!&qe=ml&md=dp&max=6&k=olthes_r4 .*!!; $q->[0]->{word}.": ".join ', ', map {$q->[$_]->{word} // ''} 1..5!
urge to kill: homicidal, homicidal urge, murderous, bloodlust, wanna
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15917 xs::framework is You probably wanted Alien | https://metacpan.org/pod/Alien::Build::Manual::Alien | https://www.reddit.com/r/perl/comments/f0omw8/shared_xs_modules_manifesto/fgvzvag/ revisions <*:##NULL>
15919 ipc is perldoc -f open, perldoc perlopentut, perldoc perlipc . Also see: https://perl-begin.org/uses/multitasking/ . revisions <*:##NULL>
15927 arm64 strawberry perl is We need MSYS2 to properly support ARM64 windows for that, see this https://github.com/msys2/MSYS2-packages/issues/1276 until then we can do nearly nothing. Compiler is ready with Clang but no GCC support still so it may not work with all modules revisions <*:##NULL>
15929 way to see what date a factoid was added? revisions <*:##NULL>
15930 i'll fix that later, it was a way to browse all the content in revisions <*:##NULL>
15932 mojolicious is A next generation pure-perl web framework for Perl, with first-class async and WebSocket support, and no non-core dependencies. Includes many tools useful for working with the web, like Mojo::DOM, Mojo::URL, Mojo::JSON, an event loop Mojo::IOLoop, and a simple object system Mojo::Base. http://mojolicio.us/ revisions <*:##NULL>
15933 each is each was designed to provide a perl level access to the built-in iterator on the C struct of a DBM handle, works brilliantly for tie()ed DB files, and otherwise should never be used, especially on refs | https://metacpan.org/pod/Perl::Critic::Policy::Community::Each revisions <*:##NULL>
15934 _purpose_butter is lopid revisions <*:##NULL>
15938 but the issues is there extracted many irrelevant urls so there is need to run loop revisions <*:##NULL>
15940 ir is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intermediate_representation revisions <*:##NULL>
15941 forwarded for is https://adam-p.ca/blog/2022/03/x-forwarded-for/ revisions <*:##NULL>
15942 nsfw is "not safe for work" revisions <*:##NULL>
15943 poop is "perl object oriented programming" revisions <*:##NULL>
15944 hbu is how about you revisions <*:##NULL>
15947 plx is https://metacpan.org/pod/App::plx manage lots of local::lib like setups on a per project basis. warning, mstware. revisions <*:##NULL>
15955 mbti is `eval my ($n)=qw/`arg! `arg &n!/; use Digest::MD5 qw/md5_hex/; my $t=substr md5_hex($n),1,1; (qw/istj isfj infj intj istp isfp infp intp estp esfp enfp entp estj esfj enfj entj/)[oct "0x$t"];!
istj
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15965 intavg is `eval use POSIX "floor"; $s=$c=0; for (`arg d'=~/([-+.0-9A-Za-z]+)/g) { $s+=$_;$c++; } floor($s/$c);'
-7
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15971 cmocka is https://cmocka.org/ ; "a unit testing framework for C with support for mock objects. It only requires the standard C library, works on a range of computing platforms (including embedded) and with different compilers." revisions <*:##NULL>
15972 i need regex for this IS ANYONE CAN HELP? revisions <*:##NULL>
15975 it is for html pattern matching revisions <*:##NULL>
15976 strace is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strace - trace system calls (e.g: filesystem accesses) revisions <*:##NULL>
15977 now has 5.36 and 5.37.1 (as the default blead install) though modules are still installing to each version still. revisions <*:##NULL>
15978 xs is interaction with the guts of Perl in C. see perlxstut, the "Extending and Embedding Perl" book, https://www.lemoda.net/xs/xs-intro/index.html, https://metacpan.org/pod/XS::Tutorial | see inline and ffi factoids for simpler ways to interface with C code | https://github.com/xsawyerx/xs-fun revisions <*:##NULL>
15979 42 is The Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything revisions <*:##NULL>
15980 prefixes are fungot ^, HackEso `, EgoBot !, lambdabot @ or ? or > , thutubot +, metasepia ~, idris-bot ( , jconn ) , j-bot [ , bfbot =. revisions
15981 ltns is https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/long_time_no_see#English revisions <*:##NULL>
15983 mariadb is https://perlmonks.org/?node_id=11107752 revisions <*:##NULL>
15984 i wanted to filter out certain paragraphs based if a word is present in it or not.. can you help with the delimitr to be used for regex, I don't want it to be case sensitive revisions <*:##NULL>
15985 fubar is Fucked Up Beyond All Recognition revisions <*:##NULL>
15986 /echo <gloin> the trick is to write a trigger in cron.daily that runs 5 minutes after certbot that looks at the cert and restarts if the file is newer than a day old revisions <*:##NULL>
15987 fullstack is https://i.redd.it/za35c2azb0991.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
15988 ccache is https://ccache.dev/ , a fast compiler cache tool revisions <*:##NULL>
15989 oldtopic is No pasting, paste to https://l.perl.bot/#perl | perl-5.36.0 released! https://bit.ly/3MZvYZq | https://perl7faq.grinnz.com | Channel rules (diff mgmt): https://bit.ly/3fxtuDv | Docs: https://perldoc.perl.org | Module Search: https://metacpan.org | TPRC 2021 https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLA9_Hq3zhoFzMAS-IYBS8aLyfCh0k9hej revisions <*:##NULL>
15990 cargo cult is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cargo_cult_programming revisions <*:##NULL>
15991 jira is The product name comes from the second syllable of the Japanese word pronounced as Gojira, which is Japanese for Godzilla.[5] The name originated from a nickname Atlassian developers used to refer to Bugzilla, which was previously used internally for bug-tracking. - A terrible piece of software revisions <*:##NULL>
15992 hotdaemon is https://i.imgur.com/TM2WxKu.jpg revisions <*:##NULL>
15994 ugc is user-generated content revisions <*:##NULL>
15995 8-ball is esolang too quiet? revisions
15997 8-ball do you suppose esolang is too quiet? revisions
15999 call 8-ball is esolang too quiet? revisions
16002 wantarray is http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=729965 | https://seclists.org/vulnwatch/2006/q4/6 | https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2014-1572 | See also Want revisions <*:##NULL>
16003 conan is a barbarian of some sort | https://conan.io/ - a package manager for C and C++ revisions <*:##NULL>
16018 regex is `compose `eval use PPR; $x=`quote d `arg!!; ($l, $r) = ($x=~m/((?&PerlSubstitution))\s+(.*)$PPR::GRAMMAR/); $_=$r; s/'/\\'/; sprintf '[eval $x=\'%s\'; $x =~ %s; $x]', $_, $l;!!
Compose failed to find a plugin named: Exited
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16022 _purpose_last is OnlineCop revisions <*:##NULL>
16023 ops as mst Grinnz simcop2387 xenu genio thrig ilmari BinGOs LeoNerd Botje huf | /stats p | /msg ChanServ flags #perl revisions <*:##NULL>
16028 cpan smoker is https://metacpan.org/pod/CPAN::Reporter::Smoker revisions <*:##NULL>
16029 leonerd is strftime | tickit | very asynchronuous | quite bzr | https://metacpan.org/author/PEVANS revisions <*:##NULL>
16030 my terminal is confused by this. in fact, i first PMed it to revisions <*:##NULL>
16033 python also is https://metacpan.org/dist/Inline-Python/view/Python.pod revisions <*:##NULL>
16036 python is Python's slogan is "There's only one obvious way to do it." BASIC for Unix| http://imgur.com/tGfEZmb | https://metacpan.org/dist/Inline-Python/view/Python.pod revisions <*:##NULL>
16038 prezsez is <call __stable_suffix ["twitter realdonaldtrump", "^_prezsez_suf_", "s/http/$s. http/", "<arg>"]>
Compose failed to find a plugin named: twitter
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16040 www is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Wide_Web ; https://www.w3.org/ revisions <*:##NULL>
16042 carmel is Carmel is an advanced bundler for Perl. See https://metacpan.org/dist/Carmel for more info. revisions <*:##NULL>
16043 cran is Comprehensive R Archive Network revisions <*:##NULL>
16045 circle is LeoNerd's pureperl IRC client; http://www.leonerd.org.uk/code/circle/ revisions <*:##NULL>
16046 text extractor is a convenient way to copy text from anywhere on screen revisions <*:##NULL>
16047 mice is the protrusion into our dimension of vastly hyperintelligent pandimensional beings revisions <*:##NULL>
16048 shavua tov is an expression spoken on the sabbath to wish someone good luck in the upcoming week. revisions <*:##NULL>
16049 deploymenthandler is howto: https://blog.altre.us/posts/2022-07-28-how-to-deploymenthandler/ metacpan: https://metacpan.org/pod/DBIx::Class::DeploymentHandler revisions <*:##NULL>
16051 tui is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Text-based_user_interface revisions <*:##NULL>
16052 signatures feature is on in revisions <*:##NULL>
16053 licheeorder is 62K053813M6113614 revisions <*:##NULL>
16057 hny is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Happy_New_Year_(disambiguation) revisions <*:##NULL>
16058 lto is https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=load+time+optimization&atb=v140-1&ia=web revisions <*:##NULL>
16060 kittens is Kittens Game "https://kittensgame.com/", a contagious video game that #esolangs caught in 2023-01 revisions
16061 balamii is https://soundcloud.com/balamii/tracks revisions <*:##NULL>
16062 feynman is I'd rather have questions that can't be answered than answers that can't be questioned. revisions <*:##NULL>
16065 fme is 'from my experience' revisions <*:##NULL>
16066 v is for nuclear wessels revisions <*:##NULL>
16067 print "the number of days in a month is $No_Of_Days_In_Month \n"; revisions <*:##NULL>
16068 print "the festival name in that month is $Festival\n"; revisions <*:##NULL>
16073 â print "the month you choosed is not there in calender \n"; revisions <*:##NULL>
16074 is not working is there anything worng in this revisions <*:##NULL>
16075 politeness is BEGIN { $_not_perlbot or die; } # Skip perlbot trying to make sense of this. revisions <*:##NULL>
16076 taint is [echo Read [perldoc perlsec] on how to use taint mode, but also https://www.reddit.com/r/perl/comments/d5kg62/formal_request_discourage_taint_p5p/ for more details about what taint actually does or doesn't do | https://www.reddit.com/r/perl6/comments/718z4o/taint_mode_for_perl_6/dnmu83i/] revisions <*:##NULL>
16077 purim is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Purim revisions <*:##NULL>
16078 shrug is ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ revisions <*:##NULL>
16079 regex escaping is https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56554/what-is-the-proper-regular-expression-for-an-unescaped-backslash-before-a-charac/56671#56671 revisions <*:##NULL>
16080 (libera.chat/#perl) | <mauke[m]> sweval: use function::parameters; fun fac($n) { $n < 2 ? 1 : $n * fac $n - 1 } fac 5; | [01-18 17:46:53] <simcop2387> that's now nmcli, nmtui, and all the gui tools work with network manager is using dbus. jc is a fun little tool i found recently that can convert a lot of command line tools into outputting json | [-6-:-0--0-] *click* Okay, campers, rise and shine, woodchuck-chuckers, it's... Grounnndhog Day! | revisions <*:##NULL>
16082 try-catch is see the try factoid revisions <*:##NULL>
16083 jã¤mtland is "perlbot, define jämtland" revisions <*:##NULL>
16084 dotfiles is keep your dotfiles inside git repositories. https://github.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=dotfiles revisions <*:##NULL>
16088 iderik is iderik han blev mördad av ett rött litet q revisions <*:##NULL>
16089 or is that just revisions <*:##NULL>
16094 scss is https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46400443/what-is-the-difference-between-css-and-scss revisions <*:##NULL>
16095 jpdx is none revisions
16096 | is none revisions
16097 |spelling is none revisions
16102 â i need a patterns which is capture only values having the combination alphanumerics and it wont capture the words having alphabets revisions <*:##NULL>
16103 btcdwed are from Europe revisions <*:##NULL>
16104 redhat is [fact rhel [arg]]
in need of perl-core and/or perl-devel if you can't get expected things to work.
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16105 equ is https://metacpan.org/pod/Syntax::Operator::Equ revisions <*:##NULL>
16106 match is https://metacpan.org/pod/Syntax::Keyword::Match revisions <*:##NULL>
16107 4,12 t⁠h​i​s n⁠e​t⁠w⁠o⁠rk⁠â IS BLOWJ⁠O⁠B​S! GET​ ON SUPE⁠RN⁠E​TS FOR COLD⁠ HA⁠R⁠D C⁠H⁠ATS⁠ NO​W⁠  revisions <*:##NULL>
16109 4,12â t​h​is​ ne​t⁠wo⁠r⁠k⁠IS BL​OW⁠JOB​S! G⁠E​T⁠ O⁠N S⁠UP⁠E⁠R​NETS⁠ F⁠O​R​ C⁠O⁠LD HA​R⁠D⁠ CH​A⁠TS NOW revisions <*:##NULL>
16110 4,12 this network IS BLOWJOBS! 4,12 GET ON SUPERNETS FOR 4,12 COLD HARD CHATS NOW revisions <*:##NULL>
16111 4,12â th⁠IS N⁠ET⁠W⁠O​RK I⁠S BLO​W⁠J​O⁠B⁠S⁠! GE⁠T​ ON SUP⁠E​R​NETS F⁠OR​ CO​L⁠D H⁠A​RD CHAT⁠S N​O​W revisions <*:##NULL>
16115 haven't checked this week but it was working last week when i built it for revisions <*:##NULL>
16118 in an updated version of tng's chain of command, where captain picard is being interrogated by a Gul Madred, who is constantly checking his social media. He turns his pad around for the captain to see. M:"How many likes do you see here?" P:"I see four likes." M:"No, there are five. Are you quite sure?" P:"There are four likes." M:" revisions <*:##NULL>
16124 it's... grounnndhog day! | 22https://github.com/tobyink/p5-type-tiny/issues/13253 | 22https://iam.tj/prototype/enhancements/windows-acpi_osi.html53 | <bparker> x11vnc can show you the current "desktop" but other alternatives are xrdp, xpra and x2go; | <JakeSays> interesting. a c# repl with openai integration: 22https://github.com/waf/CSharpRepl53 | <LeoNerd> Mine is /basically/ findperl | sed -i /VERSION = \d+.\d+/VERSION = $NEWVER/ revisions <*:##NULL>
16125 | <vms14> using mst's eval with lexicals <vms14> now my .emacs.el is quite short | U+266B (e2 99 ab): BEAMED EIGHTH NOTES [♫] revisions <*:##NULL>
16126 keys is https://perldoc.perl.org/Tie::RefHash revisions <*:##NULL>
16127 cgi is For modern perl CGI see http://blogs.perl.org/users/grinnz/2018/11/modern-perl-cgi.html Also Common Gateway Interface - https://metacpan.org/pod/CGI , http://www.perl.org/CGI_MetaFAQ.html . Also have a look at the "web frameworks" factoid and Plack/PSGI revisions <*:##NULL>
16128 false is undef, 0, "", "0", and builtin::false revisions <*:##NULL>
16129 true is Anything that isn't false. see "false", and also builtin::true revisions <*:##NULL>
16130 ░░░░░░░░░░░░▄▐░░░░░░ u HAVE BEEN SPOOKED BY revisions <*:##NULL>
16134 oo is See Moose, Moo, Mo, Object::Pad/perlclass (in 5.38), Object::Tiny, Class::Tiny. See also 'objects' revisions <*:##NULL>
16136 objects is [echo Object Oriented Programming (OOP) in Perl is Easy and Powerful. See http://perl-begin.org/topics/object-oriented/ ; https://perldoc.pl/perlootut ; [fact oo]]
Object Oriented Programming (OOP) in Perl is Easy and Powerful. See http://perl-begin.org/topics/object-oriented/ ; https://perldoc.pl/perlootut ; See Moose, Moo, Mo, Object::Pad/perlclass (in 5.38), Object::Tiny, Class::Tiny. See also 'objects'
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16137 base64 is https://metacpan.org/pod/MIME::Base64 revisions <*:##NULL>
16138 vanfanel64: yes i do recall that being specific to revisions <*:##NULL>
16140 webp is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WebP - the WebP image format, whose files tend to be smaller than PNG and JPEG ones, and look better and crispier than JPEG. revisions <*:##NULL>
16141 but why `$str =~ /((?:(?!^qwe).)+)/` is not doing what i want? revisions <*:##NULL>
16145 testconv is `eval die 42`
Error: identical open and close bracket marks for compose
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16148 fact _tempconv_internal is $in=decode('utf-8',`quote d `arg!!);if($in=~/(?<v>[\-+]?\d+(?:\.\d+)?(?:ee?[\-+]?\d+)?)(?:\s*°)?\s*(?<u>$ur)/i){($v,$u)=@+{qw/v u/};$c=$f2{fc$u}->($v);join" = ",map{$q=d($_);(eval{inv($f2{$q},$c)}//"UND ").$_}sort{d($a)cmp d($b)} keys%f}else{"Not supported, use ".join(", ",sort{d($a)cmp d($b)}keys%f)} revisions <*:##NULL>
16151 _tempconv_internal is `echo $in=decode('utf-8',`quote d `arg!!);if($in=~/(?<v>[\-+]?\d+(?:\.\d+)?(?:ee?[\-+]?\d+)?)(?:\s*°)?\s*(?<u>$ur)/i){($v,$u)=@+{qw/v u/};$c=$f2{fc$u}->($v);join" = ",map{$q=d($_);(eval{inv($f2{$q},$c)}//"UND ").$_}sort{d($a)cmp d($b)} keys%f}else{"Not supported, use ".join(", ",sort{d($a)cmp d($b)}keys%f)}!
$in=decode('utf-8',"70f");if($in=~/(?<v>[\-+]?\d+(?:\.\d+)?(?:ee?[\-+]?\d+)?)(?:\s*°)?\s*(?<u>$ur)/i){($v,$u)=@+{qw/v u/};$c=$f2{fc$u}->($v);join" = ",map{$q=d($_);(eval{inv($f2{$q},$c)}//"UND ").$_}sort{d($a)cmp d($b)} keys%f}else{"Not supported, use ".join(", ",sort{d($a)cmp d($b)}keys%f)}
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16152 tempconv is `eval use Encode;%f=(`fact _tempconv_units!);`fact _tempconv_newton!;`fact _tempconv_init!; `call _tempconv_internal `arg!!!
21.11°C = 118.33°D = 70.00°F = 3.40e-03GM = 294.26K = 6.97°N = 529.67R = 16.89°Ré = 18.58°Rø = 45.56°€
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16153 int is Math::BigInt revisions <*:##NULL>
16154 prime is Math::Prime::Util revisions <*:##NULL>
16155 paper and repaster and gumbybrain are still here revisions <*:##NULL>
16156 cats is https://www.simcop2387.info/kittens.mp4 cats are awesome furry creatures. Resident #perl cats are dhoss, pkrumins, Altreus, rindolf, SubStack, dwu, and corwin. For indepth cat-related conversation see #perl-cats | GNU kent\n :( | MIA f00li5h, reward of pats for any information| Check out Buzz Light-year Aldrin too, https://www.omeowgle.com/@buzz revisions <*:##NULL>
16157 ppc is Proposed Perl Change - https://github.com/Perl/PPCs revisions <*:##NULL>
16158 bdb is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berkeley_DB revisions <*:##NULL>
16159 owner he/she is a nerb revisions <*:##NULL>
16161 appreciate any/all help (libera.chat/#perl) | <mauke[m]> sweval: use function::parameters; fun fac($n) { $n < 2 ? 1 : $n * fac $n - 1 } fac 5; | [01-18 17:46:53] <simcop2387> that's now nmcli, nmtui, and all the gui tools work with network manager is using dbus. jc is a fun little tool i found recently that can convert a lot of command line tools into outputting json | [-6-:-0--0-] *click* Okay, campers, rise and shine, revisions <*:##NULL>
16162 woodchuck-chuckers, it's... grounnndhog day! | 22https://github.com/tobyink/p5-type-tiny/issues/13253 | 22https://iam.tj/prototype/enhancements/windows-acpi_osi.html53 | <bparker> x11vnc can show you the current "desktop" but other alternatives are xrdp, xpra and x2go; | <JakeSays> interesting. a c# repl with openai integration: 22https://github.com/waf/CSharpRepl53 | <LeoNerd> Mine is /basically/ findperl | sed -i /VERSION = revisions <*:##NULL>
16163 \d+.\d+/version = $newver/ | <vms14> using mst's eval with lexicals <vms14> now my .emacs.el is quite short | U+266B (e2 99 ab): BEAMED EIGHTH NOTES [?] revisions <*:##NULL>
16169 async is [fact events [arg]]
Not Available
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16170 events is Asynchronous event-driven IO is awesome in Perl with POE, IO::Async, IO::Lambda, Mojo::IOLoop, Reflex among others; made nicer using Future, Mojo::Promise, or Promises and Future::AsyncAwait revisions <*:##NULL>