Factoid list for <freenode.net:#perlbot>

These are the factoids for <freenode.net:#perlbot>.

factoid_id	subject	copula	predicate	history	from namespace
4716	!!	is	the truth-of operator	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13122	"	is	“	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13123	""	is	“”	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5280	%	is	not mod in sql	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>
5323	'->'	is	meow	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14839	*	is	all	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3837	+	is	Read more about + in "perldoc perlop" under "unary operators"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4358	-	is	that for me?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5069	.	is	period	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4630	.*	is	don't you really want to use .+	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4137	...	is	PASUSE	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14473	//	is	defined-or operators: http://perldoc.perl.org/perl5100delta.html#Defined-or-operator	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5712	//=	is	LHS //= RHS means assign RHS to LHS if LHS is undef	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4994	;	is	; IS NOT A LINE TERMINATOR! ; IS A STATEMENT TERMINATOR	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5311	<	is	pesky Zoffix	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5521	<=>	is	the spaceship operator. See perldoc perlop.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5335	=^_^=	is	meow	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5310	> >	is	< <	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3620	?	is	foo	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5657	?????	is	?????	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11478	@	is	[fact tell [fact head [arg]] about [fact tail [arg]]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9544	@_	is	List of function arguments. Extract them like my ($foo, $bar) = @_; or my $foo = shift;	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3270	\	is	escape	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14441	^	is	^	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4001	^_^	is	OMFROTLFLFRLFKEKEKEKE #_#_@__@__#_	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8770	\|\|=	is	"LHS \|\|= RHS means assign RHS to LHS if LHS is false."	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6386	~	is	ask me about tilde	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11710	~~	is	mst being an asshole	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4784	♥	is	<3 (sorry, I'm an old-fashioned bot)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12734	🌮	is	[fact taco [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9501	$!	is	double valued (string and integer) variable storing the latest system error - usually used in <or die $!>	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9534	$"	is	Variable that lazy programmers use.	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>
9507	$%	is	some weird form variable. Use Perl6::Form instead.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9535	$'	is	Please use (.*) at end of regexp instead.	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>
9514	$*	is	use re '/ms';	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9520	$+	is	Magic.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9540	$,	is	Vaiable that lazy programmers use.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9519	$-	is	You probably meant %-.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9542	$.	is	Current file line number.	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>
9537	$<	is	Emoticon for real uid of process.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9521	$=	is	Perl format variable. It formats your C: drive when you don't expect it.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9538	$>	is	Emoticon for effective uid of process.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9539	$?	is	Error information about latest ran program.	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>
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>
9528	$\	is	Yet another filehandle variable you shouldn't use.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9526	$]	is	Floating point representation of Perl version. Use $^V instead.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9511	$^	is	Prefix for various variables, such as $^V (current Perl version). Please type them directly for description.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
9536	$`	is	Please use (.*?) at beginning of regexp instead.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9522	${	is	Dereference operator.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9527	$\|	is	When this variable is 1, output is flushed when you print.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9523	$}	is	Nothing. Don't use.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9518	$~	is	Weird format variable. You shouldn't care. Use Perl6::Form instead.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5812	$$	is	current pid. also bling bling yo	revisions	<*:##NULL>
417	$$$	is	unf	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9441	$#{@$x}	is	http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=885563, use $#$x instead	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
10444	$a and $b	is	[fact $a] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10445	$a or $b	is	[fact $a] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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	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	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>
3504	$query	is	USE PLACEHOLDERS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9139	($temp = $temp - 32) = 5/9 ne $temp = ($temp - 32) = 5/9 #	Is	it?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9543	$^v	is	Perl version.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8926	$x = 5x"lol this	is	better"; $x	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15648	°€	is	[fact felsius [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9478	01ninjastrike	is	<action> strikes at $1 with his katana!01	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12464	[04/18 08:21:44] <perlbot> leobut: poppy seeds	are	disgusting	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12011	0e0	is	false-but-true	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7876	1	is	eval: "1"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5293	100	is	farnsworth: 100	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4646	10x	is	Can't you take the slightest effort to type "thanks"?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4365	1+1	is	2	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12804	13:12 <perlbot> referenceerror: asfgasdfg	is	not defined	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4406	1337	is	The number of the leet.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3903	1337 h4x0r	is	Not a 1337 h4x0r: http://jagerman.com/h4x0r.mpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3946	1.5gb	is	ok to use perlbot.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14206	17:51 <perlbot> stored simcop2387: your bot	is	losing it's fucking mind	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10337	1e5	is	my ($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 + $p2}}, $p 2; $p = $primes[++$p_i]; $q = $p*$p } }; $last	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10040	1 fqeslvdjwweu	is	`echo fqeslvdjwweu' Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5097	1 year	is	31536000 seconds	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>
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>
4373	21-6	is	c	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4366	2 + 2	is	5 for sufficiently large values of 2	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10050	2+2	is	5, but only for large values of 2	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4726	<")3	is	IT'S GOT CHICKEN LEGS! TEHE, CHICKEN! I'M GONNA EAT YOU!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14739	<3	is	bullshit, I'm way more than 3 \| 💓 💕 💖 💗 💝 💞 💟	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4707	>3	is	You're damned right I am!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5327	34486853790	is	"fuckyou" in base 36	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>
9323	3way	is	open my $fh, '>', $file or die "couldn't open $file - $!";	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5020	<4	is	damn right, bitch.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3636	4	is	5	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5131	\|404notfound\|	is	\|404NoTFounD\|	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16109	4,12â tâhâisâ neâtâ woâ râ kâ	IS	BLâOWâ JOBâS!Â Gâ EâTâ Â Oâ N Sâ UPâ Eâ RâNETSâ Â Fâ OâRâÂ Câ Oâ LDÂ HAâRâ Dâ CHâAâ TSÂ NOW	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16111	4,12â thâ	IS	Nâ ETâ Wâ OâRKÂ Iâ SÂ BLOâWâ JâOâ Bâ Sâ ! GEâ Tâ ONÂ SUPâ EâRâNETSÂ Fâ ORâ COâLâ DÂ Hâ AâRD CHATâ SÂ NâOâW	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16107	4,12 tâ hâiâs nâ eâtâ wâ oâ rkâ â	IS	BLOWJâ Oâ BâS!Â GETâ ON SUPEâ RNâ EâTS FOR COLDâ Â HAâ Râ D Câ Hâ ATSâ NOâWâ Â	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16110	4,12 this network	IS	BLOWJOBS! 4,12 GET ON SUPERNETS FOR 4,12 COLD HARD CHATS NOW	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>
15979	42	is	The Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4623	420	is	Drugs are bad mmmmmmmkay	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15426	<@!430281136879435787>	is	late	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>
4872	5 + 5	is	SCHFIFTY FIVE	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4379	5.8.0	is	Broken in so many unsavoury ways.	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>
11221	5to6	is	how to write perl 6 coming from perl 5: http://doc.perl6.org/language/5to6	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>
9839	640k	is	http://quoteinvestigator.com/2011/09/08/640k-enough/	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>
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>
9200	6 v 5	is	http://strangelyconsistent.org/blog/how-perl-6-could-kill-us-all also see 5 v 6	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14568	72%	is	not good enough. i can't rely on `min-content`	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5472	7 stages	is	http://www.yapc.org/America/previous-years/19100/schedule/author/njt_mastery.html	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>
12343	8-ball	is	{eval @t=split"/",{fact 8-ball replies};$t[rand@t]} Reply hazy try again	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11522	8ball	is	<8ball> Cannot predict now	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7823	8ball:	is	sam a werewolf	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>
8730	8bit	is	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qsWFFuYZYI	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15601	90s	is	https://i.imgur.com/1mSPar8.png	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4700	95401750275839571760184015	is	apeiron: freebsd sucks!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11976	a	is	<echo <arg>> e a e ae ae ae ae a	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>
8374	aaaaa	is	the American Association for Abolishing Acronyms and Abbreviations	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16130	ââââââââââââââââââââ u	HAVE BEEN	SPOOKED BY	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9020	åäö	is	⬲⬲⬲	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9548	aaron	is	Aaronolicious	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5412	aartist	is	a user	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14607	abc	is	Always Be Coding	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3360	abend	is	abend == abnormal end (seg fault, core dump, etc.)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3361	abending	is	see abend	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9674	abe vigoda	is	<get http://www.abevigoda.com/ //h1[@class='premeta']> Not Available	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>
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>
4108	abuse	is	spamming the channel with worthless crap using perlbot	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12269	ac	is	http://imgur.com/gallery/9KWrH	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14033	accept your$self	is	the latest trend.	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>
8031	/achieve	is	<fact achieve> Step back. Explain what you're trying to achieve.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4644	achieve	is	Step back. Explain what you're trying to achieve.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8030	achievement unlocked	is	Congratulations, you managed to piss off one of the regulars. Try being more polite next time.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13965	ack	is	alester's grep replacement at http://betterthangrep.com/ \| https://metacpan.org/release/ack	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6031	acquire it	is	(rss http://rjbs.manxome.org/rss/acquire.cgi) Not Available	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]! Gross Pollutant Trap	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]! Not Available	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>
9566	activestate perl	is	Try using Strawberry Perl instead.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5570	.ad	is	Andorra	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4787	ad&d	is	See: hobgoblin	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4257	add	is	more	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8295	add an alias	is	use the new mkalias command: mkalias foo <- bar	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4256	addcrap	is	crap	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4258	addd	is	more	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4259	adddd	is	more	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10296	addition	is	Addition used to commute, but now it telecommutes.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10670	address	is	http://www.mjt.me.uk/posts/falsehoods-programmers-believe-about-addresses/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10674	addresses	is	[fact address] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14775	add todo	is	`echo Can't add [`arg!] to list. Todo list is full.! Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3408	adduser syntax	is	(user) (level) (hostmask) (password) (email)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4768	adelaide	is	where Australians send other Australians to ride subs.	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>
9576	adobe	is	a company that hates you but wants your money.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11993	adopt	is	http://www.cpan.org/misc/cpan-faq.html#How_adopt_module \| keywords: abandoned cpan module	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11149	adopt a module	is	http://neilb.org/2013/07/24/adopt-a-module.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10787	adoption	is	You can find a list of modules in need of adoption at http://neilb.org/adoption/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15239	adorable	is	https://i.redd.it/9qhdxwu8s3q51.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3479	adrian_g	is	Perl Rocks!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
175	.ae	is	.ae is United Arab Emirates	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.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
176	.af	is	.af is Afghanistan	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15271	a factoid	is	a factoid is a short fact	revisions	<*:##NULL>
410	afaik	is	As Far As I Know	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10857	afl	is	American fuzzy lop - http://lcamtuf.coredump.cx/afl/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
177	.ag	is	.ag is Antigua and Barbuda	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7942	agi	is	Asterisk::AGI - Simple Asterisk Gateway Interface Class	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3546	ahs	is	All Hardware Sucks, see also ASS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
178	.ai	is	.ai is Anguilla	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3738	aias	is	Ask it and see	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
3516	air	is	who needs it! I'm waiting for the right person to have air with.	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>
4799	.ak.us	is	Alaska	revisions	<*:##NULL>
179	.al	is	.al is Albania	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12733	alert	is	[fact klaxon [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3666	alessandro	is	e' un trolll	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8066	alezakos	is	some bzflag player	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8484	alias	is	[fact add an alias [arg]] use the new mkalias command: mkalias foo <- bar	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>
9976	alive	is	JOHHNY 5 IS ALIVE!	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>
12498	all i meant when i said "!ops"	was	to alert you to the spam coming from	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8611	all languages suck	is	http://shlomif-tech.livejournal.com/57811.html	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>
5763	all tests successful	is	Hmm... time to write more tests	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15578	all your paste	are	belong to us	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11881	almostzilla	is	[eval "[fact dzil]" =~ s/d/x/igr] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9842	alnewkirk	is	a corporate consumer catchphrase whore (and how!)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3954	alone	is	leave me the fuck alone	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>
4541	alpaca	is	http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/intermediateperl/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13234	alright that's long enough. stop	being	obstinate.	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>
4510	also, html	is	http://htmlparsing.icenine.ca	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>
9892	also seems	to be	wrong about where zipcodes live.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14600	also why	is	perlbot storing -everything- I say?	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>
5479	[altreus]	is	a netcat. See Altreus.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15557	altreus	is	Altreus: Even PHP is right twice an aeon	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>
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>
4798	.al.us	is	Alabama	revisions	<*:##NULL>
180	.am	is	.am is Armenia	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>
14991	amigara	is	an enigma to be sure	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5994	amir	is	Amir, a shadeed friend of Humayyon!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5143	amir-rao	is	a cheetaaaaaaa	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3852	amnesiac	is	a noob	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>
181	.an	is	.an is Netherlands Antilles	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3914	an array element	is	a scalar	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8729	anatomy of types	is	http://altreus.blogspot.com/2011/06/anatomy-of-types.html	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>
4391	and for the prize what	is	a silly typo f00li5h made	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4390	and for the prize, what	is	the difference	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15522	and i	will be	right back	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9425	and perlbot	is	ofc a	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>
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>
12367	and then the murders began	is	see "Laidlaw's Law"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3514	an error	is	Always state the executing code and the error!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12167	angels	is	http://canyouactually.com/wp-content/uploads/creative-snowman-ideas-61-585400dc8dbc0__605.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8936	anna nas	is	http://fr-fr.facebook.com/annanas74	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>
5355	"annoy"	is	eval: "annoy"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5707	another satisfied customer	is	Thank you! Come again!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8531	ansi encoding	is	there is no such encoding, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bush_hid_the_facts	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5754	answering	is	fun	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5392	answers	is	http://www.mikeash.com/getting_answers.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3692	anticipationg	is	swahili for "Please do not put your finger there."	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>
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>
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>
13365	any::moose	is	[fact mouse [arg]] Not Available	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>
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>
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>
182	.ao	is	.ao is Angola	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>
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>
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>
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>
5641	apairon	is	yet another way to spell apeiron for those who don't know what tab complete is	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>
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>
9256	apeion	is	yet another way for those unfamiliar with tab complete to misspell apeiron	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6115	apeioron	is	yet another way for people who don't know tab complete to misspell apeiron	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7958	apeirin	is	yet another way for people who don't know tab complete to misspell apeiron	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>
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>
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>
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>
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>
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>
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>
8757	apeiron's philosophy on factoid names	is	apeiron wants factoids to have longer names than the text they represent	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>
8877	apeiron's second law of factoid names	is	make them so pesky you can't even remember them yourself	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7994	apeiron's sense of aesthetics	is	"Would this be more aesthetically pleasing if it were blue?"	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>
5082	aperion	is	a common typo of 'apeiron' made by those unfamiliar with tab complete	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8726	aperiorn	is	yet another in the long list of ways people unfamiliar with tab complete fuck up apeiron	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5099	aperiron	is	another name for apeiron for those who don't do tab complete	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>
5077	aphisone	is	a #php convert.	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>
8727	apieron	is	yet another way for those unfamiliar with tab complete to misspell apeiron	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3955	a planet	is	a lamer!	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>
4689	apple	is	made of fail and shiny	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8781	applepie	is	If you wish to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe.	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>
16073	â print "the month you choosed	is	not there in calender \n";	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14201	apt	is	always better than inept.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10675	apue	is	http://www.amazon.com/Advanced-Programming-UNIX-Environment-Edition/dp/0321637739	revisions	<*:##NULL>
183	.aq	is	.aq is Antarctica	revisions	<*:##NULL>
184	.ar	is	.ar is Argentina	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10518	arch broken perl	is	using Arch? Perl segfaults? try https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=1428675	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>
5492	archive::tar example	is	http://erxz.com/pb/15831?tidy=on&hl=on&submit=Format+it!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12190	archlinux	is	[fact arch broken perl] Not Available	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>
3889	are you a bot	is	No.	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>
3629	are you bug free	is	no	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3628	are you bug free?	is	no	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>
15129	are you hard	is	yes i am	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14920	are you ok	is	Annie?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9488	are you sentient?	is	I think I don't exist.	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>
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>
8450	argtest	is	[arg captured] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4624	arithmetic	is	2 + 2 == 5 for significantly large values of 2	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>
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>
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>
479	arm yourself	is	PHOTON TORPEDOS READY CAPTAIN	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4132	array howto	is	See http://xrl.us/mgpz	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9996	arrayref	is	@array[@indices] -> @{$arrayref}[@indices]	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3937	array search	is	See perldoc -f grep, perldoc -q contain, or a foreach loop with perldoc -f last	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4398	array size	is	my $array_size = scalar @array; my $last_index = $#array;	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15478	artistic	is	https://choosealicense.com/licenses/artistic-2.0/ compare to https://choosealicense.com/licenses/mit/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3861	arubin	is	the Messiah	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3862	arubin-	is	the Messiah	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4801	.ar.us	is	Arkansas	revisions	<*:##NULL>
185	.as	is	.as is American Samoa	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4062	as	is	fuckin' bloody hell	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9402	as29386	is	http://bgp.he.net/AS29386	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3643	ascii	is	American Standard Code for Information Interchange	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13188	asciiemoji	is	[eval use Acme::AsciiEmoji; Acme::AsciiEmoji->[arg]] à² _à²	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13884	asciimoji	is	[fact asciiemoji [arg]] à² _à²	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5690	asciio	is	http://perlbuzz.com/2008/04/asciio-lets-you-create-ascii-charts-graphically.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3291	ascii table	is	Ascii table with descriptions and escape sequences: http://asciitable.com/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5048	ascii_url	is	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASCII	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14745	as i	was	using the assumption that after every comma there will be a space	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4363	asic	is	Application Specific Integrated Circuit	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13579	asimov	is	There is as yet insufficient data for a meaningful answer.	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>
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>
13223	"askaskaskask"	is	"Do not run we are your friends"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13224	askaskaskask	is	"Do not run we are your friends"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13222	"askaskaskask" "do not run we	are	your friends"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13221	"askaskaskask" "do run we	are	your friends"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5540	ask ik to ask	is	don't ask ik to ask, just ask the queston!	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>
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>
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>
4709	a/s/l	is	DIE IN A FIRE	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13330	asl	is	13/none/dns me	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14066	aslr	is	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Address_space_layout_randomization	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5072	asmiong	is	swahili for "I woke up handcuffed to a bus stop, naked."	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8605	aspeiron	is	yet another way for people ignorant of tab complete to misspell apeiron	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4159	as perl	is	ActiveState perl. Getting CPAN working with AS perl at http://gumbynet.org.uk/poe/mswin32.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3253	asperl	is	http://www.activestate.com/Products/Download/Download.plex?id=ActivePerl	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3791	a sperm bank	is	something cum guzzlers like Chris62vw rob	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3547	ass	is	All Software Sucks, see also AHS	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>
5697	assembly	is	Perl programmers who refuse to use CPAN and modules may as well be writing assembly.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3553	asshur	is	the capital of assyria!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9863	associative array	is	'hash' is the, ahem, RITER term for an associative array	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14810	as soon as that's done and successful, eval5.32:	will be	live on	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4637	assume	is	Making an ASS of U and ME	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>
16169	async	is	[fact events [arg]] 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>
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>
15398	async/await	is	a syntax for writing neat asynchronous code using Futures; see Future::AsyncAwait	revisions	<*:##NULL>
186	.at	is	.at is Austria	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13226	atfq	is	ASK THE FUCKING QUESTION	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>
11878	attributes	is	See perldoc attributes and Attribute::Handlers or Attribute::Storage	revisions	<*:##NULL>
187	.au	is	.au is Australia	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12850	audible json	is	https://youtu.be/JqAMxFnWeAI?t=86	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12553	augh	is	http://scicurious.scientopia.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2010/11/Augh1.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12382	autobox	is	A CPAN Module for treating regular Perl values as objects: http://search.mcpan.org/dist/autobox/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
9664	autodie	is	perldoc autodie \| but consider this: http://blog.laufeyjarson.com/2012/10/why-i-dislike-autodie/	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>
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>
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>
3698	autrijus journal	is	http://use.perl.org/~autrijus/journal/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4357	avar	is	hard gay	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4632	avar rocks	is	<avar> Of course that's really a rhethorical question for "you're a dumb slut"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
188	.aw	is	.aw is Aruba	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3647	away	is	http://sackheads.org/~bnaylor/spew/away_msgs.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11258	awesome	is	mileage may vary - if you find a better option, tell us so we can improve	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6071	awnstudio	is	awesome	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13281	awoserra	is	<awoserra> ugh regex is evil <awoserra> the worst IPC ever.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12361	awscloud	is	<twitter awscloud> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8604	aww, uri	isn't	loaded in	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4427	axscode	is	<axscode> merlyn: i dont have perl yet on my machine.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
189	.az	is	.az is Azerbaijan	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4765	azr\|el	is	See cl0ud.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4800	.az.us	is	Arizona	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10971	b100s	is	a help vampire who is afraid of using modules.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
190	.ba	is	.ba is Bosnia and Herzegovina	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8252	babby	is	http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/how-is-babby-formed	revisions	<*:##NULL>
423	babel	is	http://babel.altavista.com	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12452	babelfish	is	https://translate.google.com/	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>
4939	backpan	is	where you can find older releases of CPAN modules: http://backpan.perl.org/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5541	bacon	is	http://bacolicio.us/http://failblog.org/2009/04/01/product-fail/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4181	bad	is	Broken As Designed - There comes a time when it's easier to start from scratch.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13523	bad choices	is	https://www.simcop2387.info/badchoices.jpg	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>
4995	bad idea	is	riding a womans bike without some kind of padded shorts	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>
5534	bad kitty	is	bad kitty, no pawing at the furniture	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8419	bad programmer	is	Bad programmer! No cookie!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bQOSRm9YiQ	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>
6081	bahrain	is	a small island off the coast of Saudi Arabia.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
436	baka	is	See JonR	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16061	balamii	is	https://soundcloud.com/balamii/tracks	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3622	balderdash	is	NONSENSE	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15153	banach tarski	is	Banach Tarski is an anagram of Banach Tarski Banach Tarski	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13199	bar	is	[fact foo [arg]] bar	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3427	barbie	is	Like, OMG! Perl is hard! Let's go shopping!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3421	barbie regexes	is	regexes are hard, let's go shopping!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12478	bareword filehandles	are	bad because they are global variables	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5081	barnyard	is	oink! oink! moo! baah!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4110	barry	is	Wassercrats	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5	bart	is	http://www.redcoat.net/pics/answer.gif	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
16137	base64	is	https://metacpan.org/pod/MIME::Base64	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4902	bash prompt	is	i get my to the toilet	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10863	bash quotes	is	perl -e$'print "\'", \'"\'' or perl -e'print "'\''", '\''"'\' \| for other quotes, see http://bash.org	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)"	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>
3543	baz	is	qux	revisions	<*:##NULL>
191	.bb	is	.bb is Barbados	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4045	bbf	is	buu bot framework	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4469	bbl	is	bbl means "barrel". Perhaps you meant "be back later?"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5516	bbq	is	barbecue	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4270	bbqb	is	Bar-B-Que, the extra B stands for byobb	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5486	bc	is	baby cruncher (See also Zoffix)	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>
192	.bd	is	.bd is Bangladesh	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16158	bdb	is	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berkeley_DB	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6323	.be	is	.be is Belgium THE LAND OF WAFFLES	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15257	be	is	[eval $str="[fact [8ball [fact _be__get_list [arg]]]]"; $arg=[quote d [arg]]; if ($arg =~ /^\sa\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!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15181	_be_abesimpson_it	is	I used to be with it, but then they changed what it was.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10030	beagccjivgpo	is	`eval "foal"eq`arg d&n'?"muwtooncimqj":""' Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10018	beahjdrtevww	is	{echo perlbot: jvbcomnujppj foal} Not Available	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>
9608	bears	is	a tired and old joke	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>
8916	be botje	is	yes, odds are good the source of your problems is you.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7916	_be_brain	is	CAN I BORROW SOME OF UR BRAINPOWER PLZ? I DONT WANNA LERN PEARL!@!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4750	because i can	is	Just because you can does not mean that you should.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3492	becoming bitwise	is	Becoming bitwise: http://cscene.unitycode.org/topics/misc/cs9-02.xml.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8823	be dagle	is	your coding skills is turning me on, xintron	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15164	_be__default	is	_be_pearl or _be_web, _be_brain, _be_paste, _be_kthx	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5761	be dwu's ass	is	<reply>aaaa¥¥¥¥¥¥a¥¥a¥¥¥aaa¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥azaaaa<aa¥aacaaaaaaa¥¥a¥¥¥aaa¥a¥a¥¥a¥aaaaaaz	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9022	be dxtr	is	dxtr> Du inser att hexadecimaler redan är i textformat, va? :(	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>
4670	beep	is		revisions	<*:##NULL>
4349	beer	is	Beer is proof God loves us and wants us to be happy	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5566	beer ping	is	beer pong	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5565	beer pong	is	beer ping	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>
15159	_be_foo_blarg	is	I'm a dumb bot and can't do anything	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8258	be frijole	is	<frijole> /bin/sh: Syntax error: Unterminated quoted string	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8780	be gasseus	is	I don't have any more [bugs].	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	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3828	beginning	is	http://learn.perl.org/library/beginning_perl/	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/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8294	begperl	is	[fact bp [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15174	_be_huf_anyad	is	AGGYÃ ÃRAMOT GECI	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>
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>
7976	be jstizzle	is	<jstizzle> huh? I hilight on 'boobies'	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15258	_be_kent\n_news	is	FAKE NEWS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12217	be kind please rewind	is	http://www.ohgizmo.com/wp-content/uploads/2006/10/dvdrewinder.jpg	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>
7920	_be_kthx	is	OMG u r teh gr8est 10x thx k bye!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15248	_be_larry_underwood_song	is	Baby, Can You Dig Your Man?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9612	be lewellyn	is	git is hard, let's go shopping \| i actually like cobol more than obj-c	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>
15182	_be_mst_cistern	is	behold the violins inherent in the cistern	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15168	_be_mst_snort	is	ology: and I'm usually snorting it	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11003	benchmarks	is	There are lies, damn lies, statistics, and benchmarks. \| See also profiling	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15408	benoit b mandlebrot	is	[fact benoit b. mandlebrot [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15407	benoit b. mandlebrot	is	The B. in Benoit B. Mandlebrot stands for Benoit B. Mandlebrot.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15507	_be_parv_thanks	is	thanks, did not know (obviously)	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>
7919	_be_pearl	is	WHY USE PEARL!? C IS FASTAR?!?!?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4123	be romero	is	z0mg, needs more pentagrams!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9050	be rsimoes	is	Dancer's guts are dildos	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6377	be simcop2387-lap	is	<reply	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15177	_be_simcop2387_mrceremonies	is	< simcop2387> oh dang forgot it adds that automagically	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3711	best	is	Best depends on the situation!	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>
9547	best web framework	is	Use whatever is appropriate to your requirements.	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>
3454	beth++	is	beth now has infinite karma	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3494	beth all day	is	<beth> I do it all day long	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3535	bethbot	is	"IF ONLY!"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3870	beth calendar	is	She got married on 2005-07-16, thanks for asking.	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>
3578	beth on relationships	is	<beth> phroggy: getting her off and getting in her pants are not the same thing..	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3649	beth on size	is	"[16:26] <beth> SIZE DOESN'T MATTER"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3648	beth's conference	is	intl-pag.org	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3640	bethzombie	is	<bethZOMBIE> scientists think it may be a virus. It all started when buu killed me...	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5261	better	is	Better or worse are completely relative. Always test / benchmark before you draw conclusions.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3634	better cpan	is	http://teknikill.net/cpan/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7918	_be_web	is	How I can make teh web wit pearl?!?!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9023	be woldrich	is	:4	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15198	_be_xenu_1	is	penis	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8822	be xintron	is	your coding skills is turning me on, dagle	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9013	be zibri	is	zibri> busschafförer	revisions	<*:##NULL>
194	.bf	is	.bf is Burkina Faso	revisions	<*:##NULL>
195	.bg	is	.bg is Bulgaria	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10014	bgyfgoedkunp	was	{echo wfvjilowltty foal} Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
196	.bh	is	.bh is Bahrain	revisions	<*:##NULL>
197	.bi	is	.bi is Burundi	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10939	bidi	is	[eval $_ = 'Just Another Perl/Bidi Hacker,'; print "\x{202d}$1\x{202e}$3" while s/(.)(.*)(.)/$2/;] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11741	bidi this	is	a test	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3254	biff	is	boof	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13117	bigbits	is	With big bits you can send １and ０instead of just 1 and 0 to file handles	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3413	bigdick mine	is	6.27 inches!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9263	bigfoot	is	as seen on TV	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>
5124	bike shed	is	bike shed is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_of_the_bikeshed	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10511	bikeshed	is	[fact bike shed] bike shed is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_of_the_bikeshed	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4260	bill	is	gay	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4401	bimbw	is	But I May Be Wrong	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>
10694	bind values	is	[fact placeholders] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5615	bingos	is	Don't parse BinGOs with regex use BinGOs::Parser or see Task::BeLike::BINGOS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4380	bingos!	is	B-I-N-G-O! I Win!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5399	/bin/perl	is	"/usr/bin/env perl" in perl 5.10, and on systems that don't suck	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5654	bio	is	bio.per.org	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3495	bioinformatics	is	<beth> I bioinformaticize <beth> it's like jazzercizing <beth> I do it all day long	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3440	bioperl	is	http://www.bioperl.org/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12892	birthday	is	<echo happy birthday <arg &r>> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9947	bisect	is	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bisection_%28software_engineering%29	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>
4692	bitches	is	bitches ain't shit but hoes and tricks	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>
462	bitchx fix	is	type /set format_nick_comp $0: $1- and /set SEND_AWAY OFF and put this in ~/.bitchxrc	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)	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>
13879	bizarro	is	Bizarro, I love you.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
198	.bj	is	.bj is Benin	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4004	bl	is	svn co svn://erxz.com/bl	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12660	blackface	is	[eval use utf8; $a=[quote d [arg]]\|\|"Just another Unicode hacker"; $a =~ tr/a-zA-Z/𝖆-𝖟𝕬-𝖅/r] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12644	blackfont this	is	a test	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?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3848	blah	is	Rahblahblah	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13170	blarfarghl	is	`eval "`fact xls~ `fact xlsx~"~ Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4127	blasphemy	is	php	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9358	bleach	is	try it	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4560	blead perl	is	http://dev.perl.org/perl5/source.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9941	bless my referents	is	http://www.perl.com/pub/1999/09/refererents.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3292	bling bling	is	$$	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>
12499	block asn	is	https://www.enjen.net/asn-blocklist/index.php?asn=AS137&type=iptables&api=1	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14482	blockbuster	is	https://www.simcop2387.info/blockbuster.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7851	blog	IS	ADD YOUR LATEST BLOG IMPLEMENTATION HERE	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5794	blogger	is	(see also: CMS)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4621	blow me	is	alright.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
199	.bm	is	.bm is Bermuda	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4121	bm	is	a bowel movement (or japhy thinks it's a benchmark)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
200	.bn	is	.bn is Brunei Darussalam	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4616	bnf	is	an acronym for "Backus Naur Form"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
201	.bo	is	.bo is Bolivia	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12454	boat	is	An acronym standing for Break Out Another Thousand.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10082	bobby tables	is	http://xkcd.com/327/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4601	bodytemp	is	97.88F, 36.6C, 309.75K	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3372	bofh	is	bastard operator from hell	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3788	bogues	is	a salad-tosser	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13194	boing	is	http://www.simcop2387.info/boing.mp4	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5636	bom	is	A series of bytes indicating a UTF8 encoded file	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4575	boo	is	YIYKES!	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	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>
5702	boosh!	is	BOOSH!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14037	bootstrap	is	\| The most popular HTML, CSS, and JS library in the world.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12446	bootstrapping perl	is	https://altreus.blogspot.co.uk/2017/02/bootstrapping-perl.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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]! Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3314	bossmc	is	the coolest. http://craig.bluemidnight.ca/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10255	bot	is	a bastard, thats who perlbot is	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4332	bot abuse	is	You meant "perlbot: bqs"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3541	botabuse	is	BE NICE TO US POOR BOTS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9918	botje	is	He looks like a chicken. tastes like fish.	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>
4900	botscan meliante	is	SCAN PROCEDING PLEASE WAIT	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3274	botsex	is	UNF OBLIO	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4440	botsnack	is	I'm not your prank monkey	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	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15302	bourekas	is	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B%C3%B6rek	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>
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>
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>
6284	bpse	is	Beginning Perl, Second Edition by James Lee : http://www.amazon.com/Beginning-Perl-Second-James-Lee/dp/159059391X	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10033	bqjychagrkcb	is	`echo bqjychagrkcb' Not Available	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>
5517	bqss	is	Bot Query Syndrome Syndrome - If you're reading this, you are ivantis and we think you're annoying.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
202	.br	is	.br is Brazil	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13243	br	is	it's freezing	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3624	braindead	is	Braindead: http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=33F0C496.370D7C45%40netscape.com&output=gplain	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4000	branch prediction	is	dark voodoo	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5523	branes	is	http://conferences.yapcasia.org/ya2008/talk/1101	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3846	brassica	is	A cabbage! Yay!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3305	brd	is	a kid fag who cant get real woman	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3287	break	is	C's (continue, break) => Perl's (next, last)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14054	brexit	is	the second worst decision made by popular vote in 2016	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4988	brian d foy's guide to solving any perl problem	is	http://perlmonks.org/?displaytype=print;node_id=376075	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5513	brian foy's guide to solving any perl problem	is	http://www.perlmonks.org/index.pl?node_id=376075	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3953	briareus	is	dumb fundamentalist christian whore	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>
13864	brillant	is	http://thedailywtf.com/Articles/The_Brillant_Paula_Bean	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()~ Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4636	brownie	is	doing a heckuva job.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6306	bruce	is	http://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2006/08/bruce_schneier.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3952	brunn	is	right-wing rascist twinky hole	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4029	brute force	is	http://catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/B/brute-force.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4028	brute force programming	is	http://catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/B/brute-force.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
203	.bs	is	.bs is Bahamas	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12155	bscinabte	is	But Some Consistency Is Not A Bad Thing Either!	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>
204	.bt	is	.bt is Bhutan	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16103	btcdwed	are	from Europe	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6172	btdt	is	been there, done that, or the derivative of bogosity with respect to time	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4428	bttf	is	Back To The Future	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11265	buck	is	a rather suspicious	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15389	buffalo	is	Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo	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>
4020	buffer	is	Suffering from Buffering - http://perl.plover.com/FAQs/Buffering.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12115	buffering	is	Perl buffers I/O for efficiency. See http://perl.plover.com/FAQs/Buffering.html - tl;dr - $fh->autoflush(1) (plus use IO::Handle under ancient perl versions)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9161	bug	is	Found a bug in perlbot? report it here: http://xrl.us/pbbug	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4622	bug in perl	is	No, it's not a bug in perl.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10267	bugs	is	A program not written has no bugs.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3522	bukkake	is	If you don't know, enjoy that innocence. If you are a sick fuck, http://www.4-bukkake.com/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10366	bulletins	is	http://www.gocomics.com/calvinandhobbes/1986/10/25	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9939	bumblbee	is	https://github.com/MrMEEE/bumblebee-Old-and-abbandoned/commit/a047be85247755cdbe0acce6f1dafc8beb84f2ac	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9940	bumblebee	is	https://github.com/MrMEEE/bumblebee-Old-and-abbandoned/commit/a047be85247755cdbe0acce6f1dafc8beb84f2ac	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13809	bundle	is	check out the 'carton' and 'fatpack' factoids.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3658	burp	is	espressione copyleft by ale	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3877	bush	is	a tard	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9942	but first we need there	to be	a	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11803	but i	am	you	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14724	but i can't use cpan	is	http://shadowcat.co.uk/blog/matt-s-trout/but-i-cant-use-cpan/ \| Please tell us what restrictions you are working with so we can best help you make your life easier with CPAN!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11789	but i cant use cpan	is	[fact But I can't use CPAN] http://shadowcat.co.uk/blog/matt-s-trout/but-i-cant-use-cpan/ \| Please tell us what restrictions you are working with so we can best help you make your life easier with CPAN!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4754	but it works	is	Just because it works doesn't mean it's right.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15938	but the issues	is	there extracted many irrelevant urls so there is need to run loop	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8545	but there	are	stupid bots	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15197	button	is	Here, have a muffin.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16141	but why `$str =~ /((?:(?!^qwe).)+)/`	is	not doing what i want?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5997	buu	is	the enemy. kill buu	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9189	buubot	is	your mortal enemy. destroy buubot. and also buu, if the opportunity presents itself.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5459	buubot3 source	is	svn co svn://erxz.com/bb3 # unless it's not	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3435	buu's website	is	http://www.feminist.org	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6338	buu: what	is	wrong with "[1.2.3.5]" =~ /\[ ( [^]] )\]/x ?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
205	.bv	is	.bv is Bouvet Island	revisions	<*:##NULL>
206	.bw	is	.bw is Botswana	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12958	bwcalc	is	`eval $s=`quote d `arg!!; use App::EvalServerAdvanced::ConstantCalc; $c=App::EvalServerAdvanced::ConstantCalc->new(); $c->calculate($s)! Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
207	.by	is	.by is Belarus	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6	bye	is	cya!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5377	bynari	is	0101010101010101	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>
208	.bz	is	.bz is Belize	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
3821	c++	is	Die programmiersprache	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5046	c/,,\	is	c/,,\ is a turtle. Seriously awesome! \o/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8011	c@@	is	<call catat <arg>> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5218	.c0m	is	like .com with a zero!!! kekzerama!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10250	c2f	is	<eval $c=0+(<arg>); $f=sprintf"%.2f",$c*9/5+32; "$c°C = $f°F"> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3729	c99	is	the new standard for ANSI C.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
209	.ca	is	.ca is Canada	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4929	cabal	is	TINC	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3845	cabbage	is	Brassica oleracea	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4485	caelum	is	<perlbot> there was no entry for Caelum, so I added it to the database	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15889	calc	is	{eval use Math::Calc::Parser; $e={quote d {arg}}; ''.Math::Calc::Parser->new->bignum(1)->evaluate($e)} 132	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15890	calcrat	is	{eval use Math::Calc::Parser; $e={quote d {arg}}; ''.Math::Calc::Parser->new->bigrat(1)->evaluate($e)} Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4036	calendar	is	http://emr.cs.iit.edu/home/reingold/calendar-book/Calendrica.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11726	calendars	is	http://www.tondering.dk/claus/calendar.html	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>
4735	camel	is	the book Programming Perl, which has a picture of a camel on the cover; see also perldoc -q books	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>
14580	camelia	is	A proposed new name for Perl 6, which didn't get adopted. See Raku.	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>
13982	cancer	is	fuck cancer	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5960	candy	is	nuts, bolts, nails and motor oil!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9403	can i	is	Can I do this operation? Please see TIAS.	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>
5407	can i kick it?	is	yes you can	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15415	cant	is	Career Aptitude Normalizing Test	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>
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!	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>
3320	capital perl	is	Perl is the language, perl is the program, there is no PERL. See perldoc -q 'difference between'.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4610	capitol perl	is	see: capital perl	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5083	capso	is	a capslock hatecrime.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8361	captcha	is	Completely Automated Process for Telling Computers and Humans Apart	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>
4779	cards	is	♠ ♡ ♢ ♣ ♤ ♥ ♦ ♧	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4501	carebare	is	the ever cuddly rizen	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15990	cargo cult	is	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cargo_cult_programming	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16042	carmel	is	Carmel is an advanced bundler for Perl. See https://metacpan.org/dist/Carmel for more info.	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>
10954	carrot	is	http://www.carrot-programming.org/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9167	car shed	is	http://www.lamag.com/features/story.aspx?ID=1568281	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>
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>
5101	case for file swapping	is	http://www.shlomifish.org/philosophy/case-for-file-swapping/	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>
4381	.cat	is	.cat is Catalan	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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	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>
5480	catalyst	is	Catalyst - The elegant MVC framework - http://www.catalystframework.org/ \| Also see #catalyst on irc.perl.org	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>
5617	catalyst cms	is	http://code.google.com/p/websiteinabox/ or http://svn.palle.net/projects/EasyCMS2/trunk/	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>
7861	cat approved software	is	irssi, bitlbee, vim, git, mutt (except by name), cat	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8010	catat	is	<echo you will: <8ball paw at, claw at, hiss at, purr at, stare blankly at, fake indifference towards, or ignore> <arg>> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3766	catb	is	"The Cathedral and the Bazaar" - http://www.catb.org/~esr/writings/cathedral-bazaar/	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>
6001	catbook	is	http://www.apress.com/book/view/1430223650	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13132	catch	is	[fact try] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13247	catfight	is	http://bitsandpieces.us/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/Cat-fight-575x531.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5420	catmandev	is	ik> half cat half human half programmer	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>
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>
5485	cats using ladders	is	http://foto.krabjiem.lv/kakena-izglabsana/7169/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5032	cat[tm]	is	a boob	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4802	.ca.us	is	California	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9865	cause you	are	an ape	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5359	cava	is	a windows packager for perl programs http://www.cava.co.uk/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7933	cbt	is	Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cognitive_behavioral_therapy	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>
210	.cc	is	.cc is Cocos (Keeling) Islands	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15988	ccache	is	https://ccache.dev/ , a fast compiler cache tool	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8973	ccan	is	http://ccodearchive.net	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8912	ccushing	is	\| OH SHIT HERE COMES AN S	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4677	.cd	is	.cd is Zaire (Republic of The Congo)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5276	cdavaz	is	Ontolog	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10878	cdd	is	Conference Driven Development	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16183	cdecl	is	`bashevalnl cdecl explain '`arg!'! syntax error	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8493	ce	is	1. Computer Engineering. 2. http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/ce -	revisions	<*:##NULL>
437	celebs	is	I KNOW NOT THESE PEOPLE! I AM INDY AS FUCK	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10027	celramgmewrb	is	`echo qkqjjrphsqjm' Not Available	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. fck, pp etc	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8460	centos	is	`fact thissucks centos~ Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
439	c'est la vie	is	that's the life	revisions	<*:##NULL>
211	.cf	is	.cf is Central African Republic	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8883	c-fix	is	<c-fix> naah i havent tried eating moonbat crap	revisions	<*:##NULL>
212	.cg	is	.cg is Congo	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>
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>
4866	cgi debug	is	see http://www.perl.com/doc/FAQs/cgi/idiots-guide.html	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>
3751	cgi env	is	See jagerman's CGI environment script: http://jagerman.com/env.cgi	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>
213	.ch	is	.ch is Switzerland	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12788	chair	is	http://assets.amuniversal.com/26ddd7e085bd01302913001dd8b71c47	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>
4467	chanlist	is	Find Freenode channels at http://irc.netsplit.de/channels/?net=freenode	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10725	channel	is	# or ! or & or +	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13277	chaos theory	is	Buck> pingu8: I don't really want to decipher what it looks like in your head	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14804	cheers	is	Where everybody knows your name	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>
4771	chess	is	♔ ♕ ♖ ♗ ♘ ♙ ♚ ♛ ♜ ♝ ♞ ♟	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5739	chewbacca defense	is	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chewbacca_defense or http://www.metacafe.com/watch/1974564/chewbacca_defense/	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>
8933	chicken	is	<")3	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5381	chid wanted you to know about "llama": learning perl	is	a llama	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>
5063	chlam	is	chlam a cracker	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5598	chomp	is	chomp = $/ and chop = last char	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7867	choosing a library	is	http://www.shadowcat.co.uk/blog/matt-s-trout/choosing-a-library/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5599	chop	is	chomp = $/ and chop = last char	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9919	choroba	is	disease in Czech	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4060	chris	is	Master of the universe!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5142	chris62vw	is	my bitch	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4592	chris62vw's law	is	see: Chris62vw's rule	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>
4419	chris picture	is	http://gallery.rapidpacket.com/vegas06/	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>
4543	chuck	is	a cool person	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6308	chuckle	is	gentle coughing.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9224	chuck norris	is	[fact chuck norris facts [arg]] http://www.chucknorrisfacts.com/ ; http://www.shlomifish.org/humour/bits/facts/Chuck-Norris/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6307	chuck norris facts	is	http://www.chucknorrisfacts.com/ ; http://www.shlomifish.org/humour/bits/facts/Chuck-Norris/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3795	chumpette	is	buu	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3389	chunking	is	http://wall.org/~larry/chunking	revisions	<*:##NULL>
214	.ci	is	.ci is Cote DIvoire (Ivory Coast)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14454	ci	is	Continuous Integration - https://perlhacks.com/2012/03/you-must-hate-version-control-systems/ ; https://is.gd/CGDpd7	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4797	cib	is	CIB	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16045	circle	is	LeoNerd's pureperl IRC client; http://www.leonerd.org.uk/code/circle/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8060	circle irc client	is	http://www.leonerd.org.uk/code/circle/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4107	circle of trust	is	(see ops)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14750	circuit_icon: how	are	you opening the files?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
215	.ck	is	.ck is Cook Islands	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5285	ck	is	you are a crazy kitten	revisions	<*:##NULL>
216	.cl	is	.cl is Chile	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>
9455	cl0ud	is	See: unicode U+2601	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4992	cl0udula	is	☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁ ☁	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8308	clabino	is	The utternace of the universe	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>
14164	clap	is	https://i.imgur.com/2mgmNCI.gif	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>
5042	class::dbi	is	deprecated, see DBIC	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9326	classes	is	see "objects".	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5161	class::light	is	See http://www.chrisdavaz.com/blog/?p=7 for more information about this OO-helper class.	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>
9688	cleverbot	is	your only friend, until the end.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3524	cli	is	command line interface	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>
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>
6029	clock	is	(rss http://rjbs.manxome.org/rss/clock.cgi) Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12723	clone	is	[fact deepcopy [arg]] Clone, Data::Clone, Storable::dclone, Sereal::Dclone	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5393	clos	is	Common Lisp Object System	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>
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>
3445	clrs	is	Cormen, Leiserson, Rivest, and Stein - authors of THE book on algorithms.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10288	clue	is	You couldn't get a clue, even with a clue machine and a quarter.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
217	.cm	is	.cm is Cameroon	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
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>
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>
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>
4212	cms wiki	is	http://cms.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15869	cmus	is	https://cmus.github.io/ ; terminal music player	revisions	<*:##NULL>
218	.cn	is	.cn is China	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)>}!! Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
219	.co	is	.co is Colombia	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5569	cobol on cogs	is	http://www.coboloncogs.org/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10883	code	is	Code is how programmers tell other programmers what they want the computer to do	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3247	codebase	is	check out my insides: http://chrisangell.com/incoming/chrisbot/v3	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14056	code golf	is	https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/5105/tips-for-golfing-in-perl	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4198	code monkey	is	at http://www.jonathancoulton.com/music/thingaweek/CodeMonkey.mp3	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4436	codemonkey	is	at http://www.jonathancoulton.com/2006/04/14/thing-a-week-29-code-monkey/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4042	coffeeguy_\|	is	SSJ	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12146	coffee time	is	average coffee time since 2011: https://twitter.com/sheeshee/status/806170820599050240	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13948	coi do	is	do mo	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12501	colorstest	is	04,02Testing colors	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5219	.com	is	the United States (where the internet is run)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8520	comma	is	A comma - "," - is a wonderful invention; use it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comma	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4490	commandprompt	is	ahem	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9731	commenserate	is	help and advice will be commensurate with the explanation of the problem	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12002	comments	is	https://blog.codinghorror.com/code-tells-you-how-comments-tell-you-why/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4167	.commieness	is	a metric for the ammount of .com something has	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13915	common::sense	is	isn't	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4907	communism	is	an intoxicant and an aphrodisiac	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12747	comose [echo [_getarg_perl_array "this	is	a test"]]	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9956	compare	is	cmp, eq, ne for strings, <=>, ==, != for numbers	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4749	compelling	is	THE POWER OF CHRIST COMPELS YOU	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6380	compile	is	perldoc -q 'hide the source'	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12487	compose <echo macro bitcoin	is	~<fact bitcoin> ~get http://blockchain.info/q/addressbalance/1PerLBotTtCGH4bhopJqFWY1m5BrCW6At2?confirmations=6``>	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14438	compromise	is	https://xkcd.com/2166/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16003	conan	is	a barbarian of some sort \| https://conan.io/ - a package manager for C and C++	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>
10766	concurrency and async in perl	is	https://blog.afoolishmanifesto.com/posts/concurrency-and-async-in-perl/	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>
4364	conformal d-squat algebras	is	they model butter/knife sliced bread interactions in Peterson cohomology.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
10396	conjugation	is	http://sherlock.scsys.co.uk/~matthewt/NN-conjugation	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>
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>
4869	conspiracies	is	http://xkcd.com/258/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4868	conspiracy	is	http://xkcd.com/258/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11291	constant	is	use constant FOO => 'bar'; or use Const::Fast; const my $foo => 'bar';	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4192	consume jpeg's soul	is	okay	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>
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>
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>
3286	continue	is	C's (continue, break) => Perl's (next, last)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3443	contributing to cpan	is	http://cpan.org/misc/cpan-faq.html#How_contribute_modules	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14996	conversation stopper	is	The higher... the fewer...	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5437	converting ip addresses	is	have you tried pack?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8	cookie	is	Thank you!	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>
11356	cool	is	digitok	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4102	coolfactor	is	10	revisions	<*:##NULL>
42	coping	is	Coping with Scoping - http://perl.plover.com/FAQs/Namespaces.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3575	coping with alcohol abuse	is	Just don't be a quitter, keep drinking!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5750	coping with buu	is	HAGLAGHLAGHLAGHLAGHALGHALG	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4568	coping with daveman	is	GumbyBRAIN: Daveman it!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3934	coping with failure	is	ask buu	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4651	coping with gumbybrain	is	GumbyBRAIN: jerk it!	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	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>
10515	copypasta	is	duplicate spagetti code	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
8025	corelist	is	<core <arg>> ExtUtils::Manifest Added to perl core as of 5.001	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10493	corgifex	is	Central Organization of Insecure Feeling Express	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5139	coro	is	coroutines and continuations for perl, see http://software.schmorp.de/pkg/Coro.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3469	coroutine	is	http://www.sidhe.org/~dan/blog/archives/000178.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3525	coroutines	is	http://www.sidhe.org/~dan/blog/archives/000178.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4395	corrections ekta	is	linuxchix ;)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12766	_corrupted_elmo	is	E̵̖̼͕̰̤͕͐͋͞L̛̥̤̙̬̯̜̏̇ͤ͛ͦͬͤ͘M̩̦͓̬̃̈́͗͐͟Ö͉̫́ ̵̢̗͖̫̭ͤL̞̄ͭ͗͑͌̕Ơ̶͔̱̌͑̀͘V͙̖̪ͣͮ̓̆ͦ͋̐̎ͩ̀ͅË̪̟̖̣̄̈̅̔͊̈̀̚͘S̺̈́̉́ͩ̾̋̆͐͘ ̺̼͕̗̜̣̯̗̣̒͛̏ͦ̃͊̎Ỷ̼̬͈̞̌͗͊͌͑ͨ́͘Ọ̻̟̠̦̈́̀̍͞Ų̖̰̥̝̩͐̓ͨ͜	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9801	cost of newlines	is	http://www.shlomifish.org/humour/fortunes/show.cgi?id=newline-prices	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3431	coto	is	Champion Of The Obvious	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5036	count	is	one, two, many, lots...	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4803	.co.us	is	Colorado	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12730	cp	is	[fact ln [arg]] Not Available	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>
5257	cpan2	is	Zoffix, the babycruncher's robotic watcher... uploads, ratings, misc and other	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9556	cpan at work	is	http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=693828	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5401	cpandeps	is	find out the dependencies for any CPAN module here: http://cpandeps.cantrell.org.uk/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3318	cpan faq	is	CPAN FAQ: http://www.cpan.org/misc/cpan-faq.html	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>
9370	cpan for private code	is	http://www.slideshare.net/thaljef/cpan-for-private-code .	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>
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>
5346	cpan leaderboard	is	http://thegestalt.org/simon/perl/wholecpan.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15893	cpanm	is	[fact -m [arg]] https://perldoc.perl.org/-m	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
11762	cpanminus	is	[fact cpanm] https://perldoc.perl.org/-m	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>
9807	cpan-nr	is	http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2980297/how-can-i-use-cpan-as-a-non-root-user	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9073	cpan on windows	is	http://stackoverflow.com/a/5620297	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6239	cpanp-boxed	is	download CPANPLUS-0.9003 tarball, extract it, cd into the directory, 'perl bin/cpanp-boxed', enjoy.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8481	cpan reverse depends	is	http://deps.cpantesters.org/depended-on-by.pl	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14957	cpan river	is	http://neilb.org/2015/04/20/river-of-cpan.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16028	cpan smoker	is	https://metacpan.org/pod/CPAN::Reporter::Smoker	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5631	cpants	is	http://cpants.perl.org/	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>
10616	cpan wrappers	is	http://perl-begin.org/topics/cpan/wrappers-for-distributions/	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>
8919	cpp	is	see c++ \| the c preprocessor	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3467	cps	is	continuation passing style	revisions	<*:##NULL>
220	.cr	is	.cr is Costa Rica	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16043	cran	is	Comprehensive R Archive Network	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3407	crapbot	is	oblio :-(	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4607	crap tutorials	is	AVOID THESE tutorials - http://www.tizag.com/perlT/perlfileopen.php	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5076	cream	is	Perlbot Cream (TM) costs $34.95 a tube. Perlbot Cream makes things LARGE and pleasing. Cream is cream was a cool thing with Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker, and Jack Bruce. Or a dolled-up vim.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9834	crimp	is	Jean-Claude Jaquettie with his jacket on, with his jacket off, jacket on jacket off jacket on jacket off	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13185	critic	is	[fact perlcritic [arg]] a highly configurable and extensible Perl source code analyzer. Comes with policies based on Perl Best Practices (PBP); but see http://p3rl.org/Perl::Critic::Community for our recommendations.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5263	critters	is	http://www.seb.cc/agents/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5337	crksht	is	pesky pencapper	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11033	crlf	is	"\r\n" varies by platform - in particular this will break if used for sockets code on win32. use Socket qw(:crlf); "$CRLF" instead. see perldoc perlport for details.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
5266	crow and cat	is	http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0wYaXYwP-w	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4903	crud	is	Create, Retrieve, Update, Delete -- the four corners of a proper database management tool	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>
12601	crypt	is	[fact bcrypt] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
221	.cs	is	.cs is Czechoslovakia (Former)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4599	cs	is	CS is 1) Computer Science ; 2) Counter Strike	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11839	csduck: printf:	is	not a command to	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11838	csduck: this	was	a command to	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5148	csh	is	csh considered harmful: http://www.shlomifish.org/open-source/anti/csh/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5962	c shell	is	see csh	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>
8667	csi	is	a Control Sequence Introducer/Initiator \| \e[	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11532	css	is	Cascading Style Sheets: https://i.imgur.com/Q3cUg29.gif and to learn them http://flukeout.github.io	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>
4292	css margin: http://w3.org/tr/css21/box.html#propdef-margin	is	`css margin @ perlbot	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6129	cssops	is	preaction JDigital GarethAdams jedimind doc\|mobile	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4282	cssref	is	http://w3.org/TR/CSS21/	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>
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>
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>
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>
10401	ctan	is	Comprehensive TeX Archive Network	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4003	cthulu carols	is	http://www.cthulhulives.org/store/store.lasso?1=product&2=1	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16235	ctof	is	<eval $c=0+<arg d>; $o="\xC2\xB0"; sprintf("%.2f%sC = %.2f%sF", $c,$o, $c*9/5+32,$o)> 100.00Â°C = 212.00Â°F	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4804	.ct.us	is	Connecticut	revisions	<*:##NULL>
222	.cu	is	.cu is Cuba	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12377	cunningham	is	https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Cunningham's_Law	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3750	cunt	is	The correct spelling of Kurt	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6266	cups	is	the common unix pain system	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3364	cure	is	cure is da man!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8835	curiosity	is	curiosity killed the cat, but it also made him a good scientist!	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>
11142	curly brace	is	'{' -> maybe hashref or block '+{' -> always a hashref '{;' -> always a block	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10854	currency falsehoods	is	falsehoods programmers believe about currency/prices: https://gist.github.com/rgs/6509585	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5112	current threat level: elevated	is	frogbot: terror	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14336	curry	is	{echo Create automatic curried method call closures for any class or object. {perldoc -m curry} for more information} Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4635	curses	is	foiled again!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4582	cursing	is	<paotzu> hey stop c-c-c-cursing! ;(	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11986	cursive	is	<eval use utf8; $_ = q{<arg>} \|\| "Just another Unicode hacker,"; tr/BEFHILMRegoa-zA-Z/ℬℰℱℋℐℒℳℛℯℊℴ𝒶-𝓏𝒜-𝒵/r> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
223	.cv	is	.cv is Cape Verde	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14732	cvs	is	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concurrent_Versions_System - a version control system. Also see git .	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>
224	.cx	is	.cx is Christmas Island	revisions	<*:##NULL>
225	.cy	is	.cy is Cyprus	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4	cya	is	bye!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4930	cyber	is	unf unf unf	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3867	cyc	is	www.opencyc.org, a general knowledge base and commonsense reasoning engine	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>
226	.cz	is	.cz is Czech Republic	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13121	:d	is	D:	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3327	da	is	da grouik badonk	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8819	dable	is	a NIL who likes visual basic	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3328	dada	is	grouik badonk	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15675	daemon	is	https://i.imgur.com/VxnPuWY.png	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8820	dagle	is	a NIL who likes visual basic	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3897	daily show clips	is	http://www.comedycentral.com/shows/the_daily_show/videos/most_recent/index.jhtml	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12165	dalek	is	http://canyouactually.com/wp-content/uploads/12-221.jpg	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>
3557	dance	is	I don't know how to dance!	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>
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>
9982	d_arcy: also, make sure the problem	is	really that you're not getting a match	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14408	darkf	is	wizard	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3600	darth_angelus	is	Darth Angelus doesn't hold a grudge, he has no surviving enemies.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4304	daryl	is	heh	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13601	__data__	is	https://perldoc.pl/perldata#Special-Literals	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5509	data	is	Don't ask if you can ask a question, just go ahead and ask it.	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/ .	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>
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>
11884	database ui	is	RapidApp, Mojolicious::Plugin::DBViewer, App::AutoCRUD, Excel	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>
3748	data structures	is	Beginning Perl, Chapter 7 - http://learn.perl.org/library/beginning_perl/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9891	date	is	Date::Manip, Date::Calc, Date::Simple, DateTime, et al. \| See also Time::Piece in core	revisions	<*:##NULL>
444	datetime	is	The Perl DateTime Project - http://datetime.perl.org/	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>
9396	datetime math	is	<LeoNerd> Most people who claim daytime maths is complicated, claim that because tehy don't know this	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4492	daveman	is	he likes greeting everyone. a lot! & is cookoo for closures!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10510	day	is	[eval binmode STDOUT; $_ = 'Good morning / afternoon / evening / night'; print "\x{202d}$1\x{202e}$3" while s/(.)(.*)(.)/$2/;] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3498	days	is	@day = qw(Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat);	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4262	daz	is	faz	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4227	dazbot	is	Dazbot insult someone	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4234	dazbotrequest	is	Dazbot: DazbotResponse	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4534	dazjorz	is	A Perler, almost always in #perl after 15:00 GMT. See http://dazjorz.com/	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>
15737	dbi	is	Perl DataBase Interface - http://search.mcpan.org/perldoc/DBI http://dbi.perl.org/ \| tutorial: https://zetcode.com/perl/dbi/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5043	dbic	is	DBIx::Class, the awesome ORM framework for perl	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>
9113	dbic masterclass	is	http://shadow.cat/archive/conference-video/yapc-eu-2008/dbic-masterclass/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8707	dbi, et al	were	compiled and installed by the previous sysadmin, could be an issue there I guess.	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>
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>
5044	dbix::class	is	the awesome ORM framework for perl, also called DBIC	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8249	dbix::class::candy	is	delicious candy for your dbic schema, get some!	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>
13893	db migration	is	[fact migration [arg]] Not Available	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>
8937	dccsex	is	DCC SEND whatthefuckareyoudoing	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12724	dclone	is	[fact deepcopy [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4806	.dc.us	is	District Of Columbia	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15379	ddate	is	`basheval ddate `arg!! Today is Prickle-Prickle, the 47th day of The Aftermath in the YOLD 3186␤	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13128	:dddd	is	:D	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13127	:ddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd	is	:D	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8205	ddg	is	giving scp1 head so he'll talk about their shit all the time.	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>
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>
227	.de	is	.de is Germany	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5222	dead	is	http://www.oreillynet.com/onlamp/blog/2007/08/perl_is_dead_long_live_perl.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5577	dead cats	is	every cat that is not alive, see live cats	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4339	deadlines	is	"I love deadlines. I love the whooshing noise they make as they go by." -- DNA	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
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	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5488	death to dot star	is	http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=24640	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4629	death to dot star!	is	http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=24640	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3342	death to dotstar	is	http://perlmonks.org/index.pl?node_id=24640	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4394	debiandra	is	a developer	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3882	debian perldoc	is	To get perldoc on your debian system, type "apt-get install perl-doc" as root	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14029	debian stable	is	https://linux.pictures/thumbs/projects/debian-stable-jpg/debian-stable-400x600.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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/	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>
8825	debugging	is	[fact debugger [arg]] Not Available	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>
4703	dec	is	not goatse	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12175	ded	is	DED is a Dark Emitting Diode.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12722	deepcopy	is	Clone, Data::Clone, Storable::dclone, Sereal::Dclone	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>
15306	define	is	<get https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/<call _urlencode <arg>> //div[starts-with(@id,'dictionary-entry')]> frag1 of 3nounˈfrag plural -s : fragmentation bombfrag2 of 3abbreviation1 fragile 2 fragment; fragmentationfrag3 of 3transitive verbˈfrag fragged; fragged; fragging; frags : to deliberately injure or kill (one's military leader) by means of a fragmentation grenade fragger-ə(r)noun plural -s	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4255	defined feeds	is	Yes	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4032	define hello	is	hello	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3673	define thingy	is	y'know, one of those	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4384	define vrby : vrby	is	the matrix overlord	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15647	degrees euro	is	[fact felsius [arg]] Degrees Euro, or Felsius, is https://xkcd.com/1923/	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>
14396	deltaheavy	is	moonlighting https://i.itsosticky.com/1wqdl8b.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4410	demo	is	http://demo.plainblack.com	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10855	denied	is	http://lucumr.pocoo.org/2010/4/3/april-1st-post-mortem/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9066	dependencies	are	your friend	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13847	deployment	is	a process of combining infrastructure (virtual or physical), code and configuration into a usable end product	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>
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>
6280	design patterns	is	http://perl.plover.com/yak/design/	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>
4805	.de.us	is	Delaware	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4138	deutsch lectures	is	http://www.quiprocone.org/Protected/DD_lectures.htm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5361	devel::nytprof	is	<giacomo> Devel::NYTProf is great!!! O_O html report whoaaa I'm cumming	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12036	developers	is	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vhh_GeBPOhs	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>
15520	devs now and then	is	https://i.imgur.com/Gm7N4DM.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8153	dfsg	is	the Debian Free Software Guidelines - FAQ http://people.debian.org/~bap/dfsg-faq.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12849	dhcp	is	https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DIcv2lfUIAA4Fbg.jpg	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>
8059	dhoss	is	dhoss is bringing forth the 4th Reich : ein stack, ein dup, ein factor \| another word for derp	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5564	dhoss[hireme]	is	WILL SUCK COCKS FOR CASH	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4586	diaf	is	"Die in a fire!"	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>
4760	dias	is	Download It And See. ;)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8977	dicks	is	()======D ()======D ()======D ()======D ()======D ()======D ()======D~~~~~~~	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10339	did	is	I done gone and went and done did it.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5514	did go\|dfish terrorize	is	yes he did, and he's not allowed	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>
11579	die	is	no u	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5235	dif	is	Dutch Invasion Force	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12114	digimon	are	corrupted pokemon stored in bill's computer system	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8824	digitally imported	is	looking to hire a fulltime web developer	revisions	<*:##NULL>
492	dilbert	is	www.dilbert.com	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3260	diligence	is	The opposite of laziness.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5597	ding	is	dong!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12834	dinner	is	`get http://whatthefuckshouldimakefordinner.com/`eval `quote d `arg!! && 'veg.php'! concat(//dt/dl, ' ', //dt/a)! Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15265	dinosaurs	is	I don't want to cure cancer. I want to make dinosaurs.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4368	dirkw	is	a pirate	revisions	<*:##NULL>
432	dirty thieves	is	http://sourceforge.net/projects/perlbot/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13831	disassemble	is	no disassemble	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>
15577	discord	is	Perl discord server: https://discord.gg/Mnbj6th \| https://github.com/vsTerminus/Mojo-Discord	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11206	discouraged	is	http://p3rl.org/Perl::Critic::Policy::Freenode::DiscouragedModules	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6415	dispatch	is	http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=456530	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>
12758	distar	is	An addon for ExtUtils::MakeMaker to turn it into an useful authoring tool. https://github.com/p5sagit/Distar	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14067	dist.ini	is	https://github.com/shlomif/dzil-dist-ini-format-documentation/blob/master/dist-ini-format-document.pod	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11879	dist::zilla	is	[fact dzil] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4104	ditew	is	Do It The Easy Way	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5054	divine genealogy	is	Yahweh begot Jesus who begot Xenu who was Shiva's sister who was Xenu's brother.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3746	diy	is	Do It Yourself. Lazy 'Git.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
228	.dj	is	.dj is Djibouti	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5403	dj	is	a musical warning label	revisions	<*:##NULL>
54	djay	is	non chuis à Paris pour la semaine	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12444	dj_trump	is	<twitter realdonaldtrump> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
229	.dk	is	.dk is Denmark	revisions	<*:##NULL>
230	.dm	is	.dm is Dominica	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12387	dmake	is	http://search.mcpan.org/dist/dmake/	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>
4200	dmsantam	is	dmsantam is a god	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>
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>
9151	do6st	is	<eval $_=<arg>; $_.=$_%5==1? 'st' : ($_%5==2? 'rd' : 'th'); $_> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9039	do a trick	is	I'm not some trick pony	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>
14030	docker	is	VMs for people too lazy to set up VMs	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8179	docs like cpan	is	http://p3rl.org/Pod::ProjectDocs	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7798	docs like search.cpan.org	is	p3rl.org/Pod::ProjectDocs	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15460	do de da	are	you singing	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>
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>
14964	dog	is	watching you	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15311	dogs	is	Dogs are truely awesome creatures that are Man's best friend and can guide blind people better than cats	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10287	d'oh	is	Homer Simpson says, "All fools present, please say d'oh!"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5228	do i have any meetings today	is	no, because you're a jobless time waster	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4049	do it for me	is	402 Payment Required	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7868	dojo	is	Javascript	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>
3285	donate paypal	is	https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?business=billing@yapc.org&cmd=_xclick&no_note=1	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10893	done	is	http://www.brepettis.com/blog/2009/3/3/the-cult-of-done-manifesto.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5141	dong	is	₫	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13927	dongs	is	a metametasyntactic variable variable \| https://www.revk.uk/2018/10/unicode-dicks.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5175	dongs for	is	GumbyBRAIN: i've got dongs!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3	don't ask	is	Don't ask to ask; simply ask your question	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2	dont ask	is	Don't ask to ask; simply ask your question	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>
13785	don't be so sensitive! case-insensitive constants	are	deprecated as of PHP 7.3	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>
3939	dookie	is	perl	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3576	dooky	is	<dooky> when the river runs red, take the dirt path	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4752	dooky's location	is	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isla_Vista	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>
4129	doomsday	is	Wednesday, October 22 2352	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>
4672	dor	is	defined-or operators: http://xrl.us/5kd5	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3430	dorothy	is	Hashes and arrays and references, oh my!	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>
4005	dos2unix	is	perl -pi -e 's/\r//g' file	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10591	dos on dope	is	http://secretgeek.net/dod_intro.asp	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14626	dotardinchief	is	[fact prezsez [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9495	dot counting law	is	http://haacked.com/archive/2009/07/14/law-of-demeter-dot-counting.aspx	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16084	dotfiles	is	keep your dotfiles inside git repositories. https://github.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=dotfiles	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5269	do the d a n c e	is	ONE TWO THREE FOUR FIGHT	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4247	do this alot!	is	alot	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>
5491	dotstar	is	Death to Dotstar : http://www.perlmonks.org/index.pl?node_id=24640	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13832	double bucky	is	http://www.art.net/~hopkins/Don/text/double-bucky.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
15390	do while	is	Shoot first, ask questions later.	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	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>
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>
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]` Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8342	downvote	is	No such factoid 'downvote'; did you mean [global channel] RAPE YOUR FACE WITH A RAKE	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10650	doxygen	is	automated documentation or http://www.stack.nl/~dimitri/doxygen/ \| http://www.bigsister.ch/doxygenfilter/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9058	Do you	is	[fact do_you [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9056	do_you expect	is	[echo No, Mister Bond. I expect you do die.] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6165	do you function y/n	is	y	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15130	do you like to rub yourself against women?	is	yes	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8769	do you like turtles	is	yes	revisions	<*:##NULL>
484	do you love me	is	of course i do elzar	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9059	do_you really	is	[fact do_you [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3367	do you understand english	is	Yes.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10464	dp	is	ＤＯＮ＇ＴＰＡＮＩＣ	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10036	dpgkatmvyhgo	is	`echo dpgkatmvyhgo' Not Available	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	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3399	dragon ball z	is	a very ghey anime, buu is even gayer	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4472	dragon book	is	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compilers:_Principles,_Techniques,_and_Tools_(2nd_Edition)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4417	dr-dos	is	HELL	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9088	dreamhost	is	fubar	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10266	drink	is	Don't drink and code. You might hit a breakpoint and spill the drink.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8587	dropbox	is	http://razorfast.com/2011/04/25/dropbox-attempts-to-kill-open-source-project/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9123	drugs	is	http://i.imgur.com/MYopv.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12289	drunk	is	https://www.xkcd.com/323/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3793	dry	is	DON'T REPEAT YOURSELF	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>
4656	dsl	is	one of Domain Specific Language, Digital Subscriber Line or Damn Small Linux	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3684	dsw	is	Dick Size War	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3472	dtc	is	DANS TON CUL!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12738	dtd	is	developer transmitted disease. See PHP, XML, and DTDs	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3854	dtrt	is	Do The Right Thing(tm)	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>
9045	duck duck go	is	goose!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14783	duckduckgo	is	https://duckduckgo.com	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4923	ducks	is	o< o< o< o< o< o< o< o< o< QUAAAAAAAAACK	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10522	dude	is	Don't Use Dat Expression!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8474	duke nukem	is	http://i.imgur.com/NjFrU.png	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9902	dumb	is	running with scissors	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
11024	dump	is	Data::Dumper, Data::Dump, Data::Printer, Devel::Dwarn, Devel::Peek, Mojo::Util 'dumper'	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>
8147	dump a variable	is	See modules on CPAN: Data::Dumper, Data::Dumper::Concise, Devel::Dwarn, Data::Dump, et al.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3559	dumper	is	use Data::Dumper; print Dumper $reference_to_variable;	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5150	duo	is	the person your mother warned you about	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10116	dupa	is	help vampire. does not listen. see http://pastebin.ca/raw/2535644	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10680	dvcs	is	DVCS is distributed version control system	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>
3366	dwim	is	DWIM: Do What I Mean	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9284	dwim perl	is	[fact dwimperl [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
4853	dwu barbie	is	Smack. HARD!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4734	dwu perl	is	Like, OMG! Perl is hard! Let's go shopping!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8056	dylocpan	is	Did you look on CPAN?	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>
231	.dz	is	.dz is Algeria	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>
7776	e	is	eval: "Sorry, no more output"	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>
8585	east	is	east	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4618	easy	is	not hard	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5732	eat a cookie	is	munch munch ... yum!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9481	eat flaming death	is	you first, meatbag.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3789	eat my shorts	is	good for u	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5196	eats shoots and leaves	is	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eats,_Shoots_&_Leaves	revisions	<*:##NULL>
232	.ec	is	.ec is Ecuador	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>
4135	eclipse perl	is	EPIC - Eclipse Perl Integration - http://e-p-i-c.sourceforge.net/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4888	economics	is	THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A FREE LUNCH!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5515	ed	is	encyclopediadramatica.com	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4896	edenc	is	legendary awesomeness (apparently)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10571	editors	is	Emacs \| Vi \| Vim \| Notepadplusplus \| Eclipse \| Padre \| Gvim \| Komodo \| KDevelop \| See also IDE	revisions	<*:##NULL>
233	.ee	is	.ee is Estonia	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4580	ee	is	EE is Electrical Engineering	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4161	e&ep	is	Extending and Embedding Perl - http://www.manning.com/jenness/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8591	eevee	is	likes ACID and constraints	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10047	effective perlbrew	is	http://tinyurl.com/chooseperl http://tinyurl.com/linkperl http://tinyurl.com/compperl	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4674	efficiency	is	Which is more expensive per hour: programmer time or machine time?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
234	.eg	is	.eg is Egypt	revisions	<*:##NULL>
235	.eh	is	.eh is Western Sahara	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5146	ehtasham	is	simply a boula	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5145	ehtsham	is	simply a boula	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4396	ekta	is	linuxchix ;)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5184	ellidi	is	Captain of a lonely ship who sleeps at the wheel	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3419	ellipse	is	sqrt( (x + C)^2 + y^2) + sqrt( (x - C)^2 + y^2) - 2A = 0	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3991	elly	is	the person in buu's lap	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13922	elonchansays	is	`twitter elonmusk `arg!! Not Available	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>
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>
6233	email from scratch	is	If you think you can do it yourself, please watch http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=7054401183589794595#	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9391	email hates the living	is	http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JENdgiAPD6c	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9850	emailing mst would	have been	useless anyway since he doesn't run	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10835	email regex	is	[fact matching email addresses] Not Available	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>
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>
3625	emergency	is	A lack of planning on your part does not constitute an emergency on our part.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4793	emo	is	/wrists	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3264	.emp	is	Galactic Empire	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>
5287	emt	is	something Zoffix just made up	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14505	emucamel	is	https://www.simcop2387.info/emucamel.png	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>
15459	encoding	is	"Code that believes it can reliably guess the encoding of an unmarked textfile is guilty of a fatal mÃ©lange of hubris and naÃ¯vetÃ© 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>
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>
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>
3356	ender_	is	teh c00l3st	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3715	ending perl	is	don't do that :-(	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14672	endofunctors	are	functors on Endor	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15579	endured	is	what perlbot did	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16252	en es the cat	is	on the table	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14377	english	is	https://i.giphy.com/media/FFvsp95AGYkE/giphy.webp	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13099	english norwegian this	is	my life now!	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>
3665	engrish	is	how asians say English	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4203	enter	is	Do not use the Enter key as punctuation. Think in complete thoughts, then type.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3436	entrails	is	check out my insides: http://chrisangell.com/incoming/chrisbot/v3	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>
10951	environment	is	[fact perl env] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4295	epenis	is	Flannel	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4043	epic	is	the absolute best	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4210	epitaph	is	What would you write on your tombstone?	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>
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>
16105	equ	is	https://metacpan.org/pod/Syntax::Operator::Equ	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4143	equable	is	"Equal and uniform; not varying." (from http://dictionary.reference.com/wordoftheday/)	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>
4114	equinox5	is	just some guy	revisions	<*:##NULL>
236	.er	is	.er is Eritrea	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8961	er, import	is	used by perl..	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5203	erlang	is	Your savior for parallellibiliticiliousity	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3907	erquest	is	an irksome request	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>
4712	error: "blah"	is	not a valid command.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3878	error: "inc"	is	not a valid command.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4024	error: "joke"	is	not a valid command.	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>
10655	error messages	are	error messages: you're allowed to read them	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7817	error.pm	is	Old, Deprecated, Buggy and Not What You Want. Please see instead Try::Tiny or TryCatch	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4287	error record	is	HTML: 188 errors CSS: 12 errors: http://www.lamest-crapper.blogspot.com/	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>
237	.es	is	.es is Spain	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4587	esad	is	"Eat q[ender]'s shit and die!"	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>
8904	eselle: tell us how your example	is	different from the one i just fed to	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" : Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4400	esperanto	is	the best language around	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3357	esp paste	is	concentrate on your code and those with ESP in #perl will be able to view it	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4509	esr	is	Eric S. Raymond, http://catb.org/~esr/ , http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_S._Raymond	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>
9218	essentials	is	a towel	revisions	<*:##NULL>
238	.et	is	.et is Ethiopia	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>
13422	etiquette	is	https://github.com/fizerkhan/irc-etiquette	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4547	.eu	is	.eu is European Union	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4404	eureka	is	A show on the scifi Channel	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3792	eurohacker	is	a crappy pseudo-zine spammed in #politics by borius	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>
10238	eva	is	Neon Genesis Evanjellydonut	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15591	eval	is	[eval [arg]] [0,7,14,21,28,35,42,49]	revisions	<freenode.net:##perl>
12094	eval	is	~eval ~arg`` Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13195	eval5: print "0" && "i	am	a Perl 6 program\n" \|\| "I am a Perl 5 program\n"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
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>
11203	evalpaste	is	<echo Paste results: <compose (eval (get <arg> //pre))>> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3826	eval print 4+5	is	9	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>
4070	eval-test	is	eval: kill "me";	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8409	evancarroll	is	System Lord of the Internets.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3418	even matrix hackers use perl	is	http://xrl.us/cf99	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11735	event dispatch	is	Pubsub in a perl process. Event::Distributor, Beam::Emitter, Mixin::Event::Dispatch, Mojo::EventEmitter, ...	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	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10631	event reflexivity	is	http://leonerds-code.blogspot.com/2014/02/event-reflexive-programming.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
13956	eventual consistency	is	isn't	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8887	evil	is	🙈🙉🙊	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3703	evilcrashingvol2	is	~say purl evilcrashingcommand	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>
7824	ew73	is	some kind of critter.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5778	ew73's local::lib for dh	is	http://robotsrule.us/local-lib-dreamhost.tar.gz	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>
14045	example question	is	Ask an example question, get an example answer. Please give us enough information to help you.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8990	examples	is	examples have been demonstrated to be up to 5 time easier to understand when cats are involved	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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.	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>
9616	exercises	is	You can find links to Perl exercises at http://perl-begin.org/exercises/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15146	exodist	is	the Chad	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>
6385	expand tildes	is	ask me about tilde	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11555	explain	is	<echo>	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() } ~ Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12388	explain regex	is	http://search.mcpan.org/dist/YAPE-Regex-Explain/Explain.pm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11746	export	is	[fact exporter] 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>
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>
11747	exporting	is	[fact exporter] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4431	expungement	is	at http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/fors-announce/message/22	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6253	-f	is	<perldoc -f <arg>> https://perldoc.perl.org/functions/hex	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14994	@f	is	@F (note the uppercase 'F') is the list of fields when using -a.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14376	f	is	F is for Flowers for Algernon	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
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>
5364	f00li5h-mortal	is	f00li5h	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8672	f00li5h =~ s/^f00li5h/f00li5h	is	one of the resident perl cats who/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8879	f00li5h's first law of debugging	is	WRITE SOME MOTHERFUCKING UNIT TESTS, bitches	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5210	f00li5h shaved	is	24 Jul 2008	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>
10248	f2c	is	<eval $f=0+(<arg>); $c=sprintf"%.2f",($f-32)*5/9; "$f°F = $c°C"> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14051	facepalm	is	https://i.imgur.com/Nfwb2x5.gif \| https://media.tenor.com/images/2ab2f4ca1d8112ac64ca5878c39522df/tenor.gif	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12153	facepalm mosaic	is	http://i.neoseeker.com/mgv/308920/920/28/facepalm_display.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13795	facepaw	is	https://www.simcop2387.info/facepaw.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14074	fact	is	macro [fact fact]	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15273	factoid	is	[fact a factoid [arg]] a factoid is a short fact	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15272	factoids	is	[fact a factoid [arg]] a factoid is a short fact	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15025	factoidsurl	is	`eval use URI::Encode; sub e{URI::Encode::uri_encode$_[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	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>
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>
16148	fact _tempconv_internal	is	$in=decode('utf-8',`quote d `arg!!);if($in=~/(?<v>[\-+]?\d+(?:\.\d+)?(?:ee?[\-+]?\d+)?)(?:\sÂ°)?\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>
14940	fact what	is	my purpose?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
4789	fail	is	失敗	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4539	failsome	is	fails and stuff	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>
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>
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)> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9018	fake question	is	If you ask a fake question, we'll give you a fake answer.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16128	false	is	undef, 0, "", "0", and builtin::false	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>
10308	fantastiska fyran	is	https://www.flashback.org/t1825685	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
15555	farnsworth	is	<get http://192.168.32.1:8081/<fact _urlencode <arg>> .*>	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15283	farnsworth:	is	[fact farnsworth [arg]]	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>
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>
8838	faster	is	You can often write faster programs in C, but you can always write programs faster in Perl.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3512	fastest	is	If you want to know which approach is fastest, BENCHMARK!!	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>
13603	fat comma	is	=> is another way to spell , and is described in https://perldoc.pl/perlop#Comma-Operator	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14131	fatpack	is	[fact fatpacker [arg]] http://metacpan.org/pod/App::FatPacker - pack your dependencies onto your script file	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9955	fatpacker	is	http://metacpan.org/pod/App::FatPacker - pack your dependencies onto your script file	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9743	fatuity	is	FATUITY - SUB ZERO IQ WINS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14160	fat weasel	is	https://www.simcop2387.info/fatweasel.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4343	favorite color	is	pink	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8971	f.candy	is	http://xrl.us/bmgknn	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5611	fcgi	is	LeoNerd> [httpd] <---(FastCGI)---> [webapp] <== that's all you need to know.	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>
9722	fc-solve	is	Freecell Solver / fc-solve / FCS - http://fc-solve.shlomifish.org/ - rindolf's project which he keeps mentioning	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>
14202	fedora contributors	are	pretty adamant that rpm is a more capable system, though that's to be expected	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>
9	feelings	is	bots dont have feelings, dork	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9000	felispeskus	is	felispeskus = \f00li5h	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15646	felsius	is	Degrees Euro, or Felsius, is https://xkcd.com/1923/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14434	fenton	is	JESUS CHRIST!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16062	feynman	is	I'd rather have questions that can't be answered than answers that can't be questioned.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10338	ff	is	Take a flying fuck at a galloping goose!	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>
4897	ffnord	is	serfbot: perlbot	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10265	ffs	is	For f---'s sake.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4101	fftsap	is	Feel Free To Submit A Patch	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8215	ffxr: buubot	is	broken, you have to direct it at	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4037	fgj	is	for great justice	revisions	<*:##NULL>
239	.fi	is	.fi is Finland	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3805	ficken	is	ich kopuliere mit dir	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3376	fight	is	DYWTFWM ? Do You Want To Fight With Me?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4626	fightclub	is	rule #1 There is no fight club!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4909	fihi09	is	Not allowed to give advice anymore.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4079	fiik	is	fuck if i know	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>
10438	file::find	is	[fact file-find] Not Available	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	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>
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>
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>
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>
11927	file recursion	is	Path::Iterator::Rule or File::Find::Rule or IO::All or Path::Tiny (or the old File::Find)	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>
10418	filter	is	Don't use source filters, they're evil! Use Devel::Declare instead, if possible.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14637	final	is	https://www.simcop2387.info/final.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14798	findbin	is	Buggy on old perls, relies on $0 not being changed and the fuzzy concept of "initial script", see https://metacpan.org/pod/Path::This for an alternative, or Dir::Self or lib::relative for more specific uses	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3451	find elvis	is	why the hell should i have to find your shit for you?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3689	find me a module	is	Go search cpan yourself	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12389	find module	is	http://search.mcpan.org/ that's how you search cpan and find modules, if you have trouble with that, try searching google with, "site:search.mcpan.org module i want" without the quotes	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5130	find \| xargs perl	is	YOU FAIL	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5108	finger print	is	don't parse finger prints with a regex, ask pkrumins to do it for you	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4189	fire	is	"give a man a fire, he's warm for an hour. Set a man on fire, he's warm for the rest of his life."	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8117	fireme	is	<echo Fired you. <fact ignore <fact [hireme] =~ s/<arg &n>, //i> <fact [hireme] =~ s/, <arg &n>//i>>> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9998	first base	is	Who is on first base.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4759	fish	is	Give a man a fish; you have fed him for today. Teach a man to fish; and you can sell him fishing equipment.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9561	fishburger	is	ＦＩＳＨＢＵＲＧＥＲ	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8476	fisk	is	http://www.mittfiske.se/media/bilder/veckansfilm/Aborre.JPG	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3650	fitow	is	I'm Tired Of Working	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13376	fix package declarations	is	https://gist.github.com/Altreus/e693f739227806f8cf02bf898724cb95	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13137	fix table	is	┬──┬◡ﾉ(° -°ﾉ)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11828	fix your connection	is	+b ...$##fix_your_connection	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5125	fizztpok	is	An example of random crap.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
240	.fj	is	.fj is Fiji	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8979	f.jfdi	is	http://xrl.us/bmg3pr	revisions	<*:##NULL>
241	.fk	is	.fk is Falkland Islands (Malvinas)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14387	flanos	is	https://i.imgur.com/54VlvRJ.jpg	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>
11865	flavors	is	https://remram44.github.io/regex-cheatsheet/regex.html	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>
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>
5404	'flight16's mama'	is	so fat when greenpeace found her on the beach, they tried to roll her back in	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5260	flip	is	foobared	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>
4211	flock	is	http://perl.plover.com/yak/flock/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3248	flood	is	Do NOT flood. Paste your text to http://sial.org/pbot/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4807	.fl.us	is	Florida	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10629	fly2web	is	fly2web/Firebox/gotohome__/gotohell/~lee@various Korean IP proxies... persistent ban evader	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10230	flying lolcat	is	http://imgur.com/AzKMhYp	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10236	flying lolcats	is	http://imgur.com/AzKMhYp	revisions	<*:##NULL>
242	.fm	is	.fm is Micronesia	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3688	fm	is	Fucking Magic	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16065	fme	is	'from my experience'	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3827	fmm	is	Frequently Made Mistake	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8939	fmobile	is	f00li5h cant see github on his mobile due to some wierd https bs	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5066	fmproto	is	http://web.archive.org/web/20030704193247/http://perl.com/pub/a/language/misc/fmproto.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4775	fnoord	is	gumbybrain: fnord	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4769	fnordfnord	is	serfbot: eval "fnordfnord"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3374	fnux	is	fNux c'est de la balle!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
243	.fo	is	.fo is Faroe Islands	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13522	foad	is	fuck off and die \| Short form of FOADIAGBCF	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13521	foadiagbcf	is	fuck off and die in a great big chemical fire	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4885	foadif	is	Fuck Off And Die In Fluoride	revisions	<*:##NULL>
467	foaf	is	usenet-speak for friend of a friend	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>
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>
8416	foloish	is	a way for those unfamiliar with tab complete to mangle f00li5h	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3913	fonteine	is	dying.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12900	!foo	is	bars/^/bar/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4782	"foo"	is	"bar"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6250	-foo	is	-bar	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16250	foo	is	bar	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8191	foo bar	is	poo	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12528	foobar	is	foo	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3462	foobarbaz	is	all and one	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6063	foo*bar; drop table factoids	is	look ma!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4785	foolish consistency	is	A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9232	foolove	is	<foolove> i dont need or want your help or your replies in the channel your /ignored	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12456	fools	is	𝕱𝖔𝖔𝖑𝖘, 𝕴 𝖘𝖍𝖆𝖑𝖑 𝖉𝖊𝖘𝖙𝖗𝖔𝖞 𝖞𝖔𝖚 𝖆𝖑𝖑! 𝒜𝓈𝓀 𝓂ℯ 𝒽ℴ𝓌!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14310	foo_macro	is	«echo Hello ttkp» Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14277	fooooooooootest	is	`echo `call defor fooo!! Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13604	foreach	is	Iterate over a list of values - https://perldoc.pl/perlsyn#Foreach-Loops	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>
9297	forget the parsing bugs	are	all to be compatible with the old	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9206	forget well, it	was	oblio before	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8498	forget well that	is	31,000:4000	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>
4149	form	is	"the way of the future".	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15200	format	is	https://perldoc.pl/perlform but consider sprintf, Text::Template, Text::Table, or Perl6::Form	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9012	format dates	is	POSIX::strftime \| DateTime::Format::*, see also DateTime's strftime method	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15201	formats	is	[fact format [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4301	formmail	is	Don't use Matt's, get the updated version from http://nms-cgi.sourceforge.net/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4206	fors	is	Just another convicted Perl hacker or http://www.lightlink.com/fors/	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>
5195	forums	is	Perl Forums are http://perlmonks.org/ , http://perl-speak.org/ , http://www.cpanforum.com/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15941	forwarded for	is	https://adam-p.ca/blog/2022/03/x-forwarded-for/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4737	foss	is	foss is free and open source software, or Festering Open SoreS.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7787	fountain of doubt	is	http://oglaf.com/fountain-of-doubt/1/ - subtle isn't it	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13840	foxnews	is	[fact [8ball fakenews, or theonion] [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4061	foxstab	is	Top Cutter	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10667	fp	is	Functional Programming - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Functional_programming	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5164	fpanel	is	dazjorz's recently started web hosting control panel and robot admin scripts at fPanel.info	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10084	fpcboe	is	Freenode Perl Channel Brain Offloading Engine	revisions	<*:##NULL>
244	.fr	is	.fr is France	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12662	fraktur	is	<call blackface <arg>> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12390	framesready	is	http://search.mcpan.org/dist/FramesReady/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14453	freebsd	is	A friendly opensource operating system that incorrectly changed its mascot into a weird spherical object	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14749	freebsd beast	is	still chomping, but All passes so far	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>
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>
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>
3457	free perl books	is	www.techbooksforfree.com/perlpython.shtml	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10709	free speech	is	https://xkcd.com/1357/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5172	french	is	tost, fries, kiss	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10	friedo	is	<friedo> yo mama such a slut, she has over 1000 child classes	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3409	friedo's mother	is	friedo's mother is so fat, she has her own zipcode	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9662	frijole	is	a car jock \| a tool \| Geordi	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5262	frinkbot	is	frinkbot: simcop2387 sucks	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4934	frogbot	is	'Leaping Into The Future'	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4989	frozen-bubble	is	http://www.frozen-bubble.org/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4371	frp	is	Functional Reactive Programming	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4096	fsa	is	Finite State Automata	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4933	fsa regex	is	http://swtch.com/~rsc/regexp/regexp1.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5140	fsd	is	Free Software Definition is http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3712	fsm	is	finite state machine	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5471	fsoip	is	Face Stab over IP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6162	fsvo	is	For Some Value Of	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3707	fsvsvo	is	for some very specific value of	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10494	ftech	is	ftech	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4194	ftl	is	faster than light	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16236	ftoc	is	<eval $f=0+<arg d>; $o="\xC2\xB0"; sprintf("%.2f%sC = %.2f%sF", $f,$o, ($f-32)*5/9,$o)> 0.00Â°C = -17.78Â°F	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13180	ftp	is	http://mywiki.wooledge.org/FtpMustDie	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13181	ftp must die	is	[fact ftp [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5981	ftpmustdie	is	http://mywiki.wooledge.org/FtpMustDie	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>
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>
15985	fubar	is	Fucked Up Beyond All Recognition	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7804	fuck	is	let's not and say we did	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4052	fuckhead	is	http://thingy.apana.org.au/~fun/fsckhead.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5481	fuckign	is	Fuck the Imagine Games Network. News Corp.-owned and thus trash.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10251	fuck it	is	http://i.imgur.com/wcZTKfPl.png	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13113	fuck me	is	sure!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9586	fuck off	is	The Fuck is now OFF	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9587	fuck on	is	The Fuck is now ON	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4305	fuck ton	is	947 metric tons	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13111	fuck you	is	D:	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5328	fuckyou	is	34486853790	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4702	fuck your life	is	n, f u l	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13126	fuck you, you	are	stupid	revisions	<*:##NULL>
446	fugly	is	fucking ugly	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11704	full days	is	@day_full = qw(Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday);	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3500	full months	is	@mo_full = qw(January February March April May June July August September October November December);	revisions	<*:##NULL>
55	fullop	is	aaaaaaaaaa naaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan pa fullop !!!!!!!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15987	fullstack	is	https://i.redd.it/za35c2azb0991.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12649	fullwidth	is	<eval use utf8; q{<arg>} =~ y! \x20-\xef!\x{FFA0}\x{ff00}-\x{ffef}!r> Ｊｕｓｔﾠａｎｏｔｈｅｒﾠｕｎｉｃｏｄｅﾠｈａｃｋｅｒ．	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>
4290	fun1	is	<rapsys> Hi, I need a few help	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14608	functionalperl	is	a project to minimize side-effects in Perl programs and has a website at functional-perl.org	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12017	function p3rl	is	(echo http://p3rl.org/(arg))	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5227	funding	is	Don't ask to ask for funding.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3283	funniest perldoc	is	perllol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14832	funnily enough	is	meant to work in BSD	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4221	funny	is	i'm great, am i not?	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>
4041	fuquink	is	gay.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5357	furry	is	NO U, also http://xkcd.com/471/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4894	fursecute	is	YIFF IN HELL, FURFAG	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4197	fuse	is	File System In Userspace	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10659	futures advent	is	http://leonerds-code.blogspot.co.uk/2013/12/futures-advent-day-1.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
461	fwiw	is	For What It's Worth	revisions	<*:##NULL>
245	.fx	is	.fx is France (Metropolitan)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8981	f.xpath	is	http://xrl.us/bmhzm7	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3804	g	is	lol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15320	g	is	6.67428 x 10-11 m3 kg-1 s-2	revisions	<*:##NULL>
246	.ga	is	.ga is Gabon	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3769	gabor	is	Gabor Szabo (http://www.szabgab.com/) Israeli PerlMaster. Cpan-forum. The works.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14558	games	is	Take a look at SDL and raylib, both have up to date bindings for perl.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4340	gas	is	a nasty form of intestinal wind	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14791	gate	is	Open gate, walk through gate, close gate.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7904	gauntlet	is	<echo you are: <8ball green elf, red warrior, blue valkyrie, or yellow wizard>> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4808	.ga.us	is	Georgia	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4272	gay	is	"For Dummies..." series	revisions	<*:##NULL>
247	.gb	is	.gb is Great Britain (UK)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4533	gb	is	GumbyBRAIN: dongalicious baby	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3947	gb,	is	GumbyBRAIN: hjkyui	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5019	gbtw	is	get back to work	revisions	<*:##NULL>
248	.gd	is	.gd is Grenada	revisions	<*:##NULL>
249	.ge	is	.ge is Georgia	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5580	gedit	is	for people with X and who don't like useful features in their editor	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>
14039	genio	is	foo \| bar \| baz	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3486	gentle	is	<integral> perlygatekeeper: yep, I'll be gentle ;-)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5635	geoip	is	Usage: geoip (ip \|\| hostname)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8271	get a job	is	jobs.perl.org	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14908	_getarg_perl_array	is	`eval use Text::ParseWords; my @words = shellwords(`quote d `arg!!); \@words! ["-s","events","async"]	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12497	_get_bitcoin	is	<eval $d=<quote d <get http://blockchain.info/q/<arg>/1PerLBotTtCGH4bhopJqFWY1m5BrCW6At2>>; $d=~<echo s>/^.:\s//; $d/100_000_000> 0.23095679	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	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12829	_get_domain	is	`eval use URI; $i=`quote d `arg!!; return URI->new($i)->host() if $i=~m\|://\|; $i! Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8292	getfirst	is	`eval $_='`arg^'; s/\s<-.//; $_;^ Not Available	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>
3323	get it	is	got it!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3316	get it?	is	Got it!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10467	getopt	is	Getopt::Long is the perl way of handling commandline options	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8293	getsecond	is	`eval $_='`arg^'; s/.<-\s//; $_;^ Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12770	_get_server_abbr	is	<eval $_= <quote d <arg &s>>; /freenode/?"f":/oftc/?"o":"m"> f	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14819	gets that i	am	getting nothing on a perl 5.30 and 5.32 system	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5645	getting answers	is	http://www.mikeash.com/getting_answers.html	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}, $t->{id}! <Donlad J Trump> RT @alaynatreene: NEW: A growing number of Republican senators — led by Ted Cruz — are set to announce today they also will object to certi… https://twitter.com/link/1345563812674473984	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9357	getty	is	a mad German perl hacker working for duckduckgo as their marketing department \| a troll	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13089	geturi	is	https://regex101.com/?regex=^reg$&flags=gm&delimiter=@&flavor=pcre&testString=reg&subst=sub	revisions	<*:##NULL>
250	.gf	is	.gf is French Guiana	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3756	gfdl	is	GNU FDL	revisions	<*:##NULL>
425	gg	is	good game son, I own you	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4690	gghoul	is	The master of anti-vivisection.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
251	.gh	is	.gh is Ghana	revisions	<*:##NULL>
252	.gi	is	.gi is Gibraltar	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5748	gigo	is	GIGO is Garbage In, Garbage Out - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garbage_In,_Garbage_Out	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3938	gimme some lovin'	is	For the love of Larry, just take your clothes off!	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] ~~ Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4284	girl	is	girl is good	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4748	girls	is	http://xkcd.com/322/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8006	gis	is	<echo http://www.google.com/images?q=<call _urlencode <arg>>> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
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>
15301	gitesh	is	a pleb	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14857	gitest	is	a rampant homo racist with aids	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13482	github	is	<echo Did you want my source? <fact source> \| https://www.simcop2387.info/github.png> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15479	githubmeta	is	https://metacpan.org/pod/Dist::Zilla::Plugin::GithubMeta	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5369	give $20 to thrigs paypal account	is	Given.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5368	give 20 to thrigs paypal account	is	Given.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15679	give blood	is	go skateboarding	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14944	give me a password	is	`bashevalnl basename $0! Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8698	give me a useful list of web frameworks again, not that any attention	will be	paid this time either	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
4111	giyf	is	Google Is Your Friend (IRC is not a search engine!)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3608	gj	is	Thanks.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
253	.gl	is	.gl is Greenland	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13138	glare	is	ಠ_ಠ	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14790	global thermal nuclear war	is	A strange game. The only winning move is not to play.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14792	global thermonuclear war	is	[fact Global Thermal Nuclear War [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12082	global warming	is	http://www.xkcd.com/1321/ \| http://www.xkcd.com/1732/ \| https://xkcd.com/1379/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14172	globs	is	https://perldoc.pl/perlref#7	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3337	glop	is	glop glop!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8418	gloves	is	http://thedailywtf.com/Articles/The_Complicator_0x27_s_Gloves.aspx	revisions	<*:##NULL>
254	.gm	is	.gm is Gambia	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9972	gmpaul	is	<alias> archondev	revisions	<*:##NULL>
255	.gn	is	.gn is Guinea	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>
3757	gnu fdl	is	GNU Free Documentation License or see http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/fdl.html	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>
3815	gnurdux	is	He is taking a walk	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4416	goatse	is	http://www.time.com/time/covers/0,16641,1101040920,00.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4936	goatse operator	is	=()=	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3307	goatsex	is	goat.cx	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3935	go away	is	whatever.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10614	godiva	is	http://tinyurl.com/omdqhem	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5757	gods	is	The Perl gods help the Perl hacker-wannabes who help themselves.	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>
5190	godwin	is	Godwin's Law - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin's_law ; http://www.killfile.org/~tskirvin/faqs/godwin.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3528	godzirra	is	The man with the master plan!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4120	gof	is	Gang of Four	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>
5703	gogogogo	is	buubot: echo perlbot: gogogogo	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4158	going to yapc?	is	also cfedde	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10587	going to yapc::eu	is	(2014) mauke, Su-Shee	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>
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>
10681	goliath	is	The David who Fought Goliath was a hacker or an action hero - http://is.gd/equdhC	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3404	good afternoon perlbot	is	good afternoon sir	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11	goodbye	is	You were incredible. Love me soon	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3258	goodcrack	is	www.php.net	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3405	good evening perlbot	is	good evening sir	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8166	good morning	is	You keep using those words. I do not think they mean what you think they mean.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3403	good morning perlbot	is	good morning sir	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3266	good night	is	see you in bed love	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4374	goodnight	is	Sweet dreams my friend :-)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9226	good perlbot	is	<purrrrrrr /> <woof /> <tail-wag />	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5259	good security	is	not using the internet	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
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]->@*~ Not Available	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.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11068	_google_suggest_json my mother	is	a	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11082	_google_suggest_json tm604	is	a	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3896	gop2	is	wisdom hs nothing to do with dumb	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3892	gop2 <gop2> hence i talk to you	is	a human, but what comes out is idiot talk	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3856	gopp	is	a psycho	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>
14550	got	is	[sweval my $arg = "[arg]"; return "Usage: got Foo::Wibble?" unless $arg =~ / \?$/; $arg =~ s/ \?$//; eval "use $arg; 1" ? "yes" : "no"] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14547	got_2	is	[eval $arg =[quote d [arg]] =~ s/^\s+\|\s\??\s$//rg; eval "use $arg; 1"?"yes":"no" ] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
3442	goto	is	Oh my GOD! Those things still exist!? -- perlbot (still proudly goto-free)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5963	go to hell	is	you should use a subroutine call to hell	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>
8733	.gov.au	is	<ncow> it's like if PHP became a country	revisions	<*:##NULL>
256	.gp	is	.gp is Guadeloupe	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3813	gpl	is	A NICE INVENTION!!!!!!!!!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
257	.gq	is	.gq is Equatorial Guinea	revisions	<*:##NULL>
258	.gr	is	.gr is Greece	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5625	gragh	is	smrt: explain GNU	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7790	grammar	is	http://hyperboleandahalf.blogspot.com/2010/04/alot-is-better-than-you-at-everything.html	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>
4397	greed	is	See "greedy"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4698	greedy	is	.* is greedy. .*? is not. See "perldoc -q greedy", perlrequick, perlretut, perlreref, perlre	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3549	greetings	is	Greetings, human.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15736	greetnom	is	Heya nomikos	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9223	grep	is	global regular expression print	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14027	grinnz	is	part of the problem	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13499	grinnz's perldoc	is	https://perldoc.grinnz.com/ and https://github.com/Grinnz/perldoc-browser	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12161	grinnz: your nonsense	was	intelligible to	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3429	gripe #1 about python	is	Lists can only be reversed in-place.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4774	grocery store	is	http://jagerman.com/grocery_store_kid_no_candy.avi	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3384	group hug	is	WEEEEEEEEEEEE	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4605	grt	is	Guttman-Rosler Transform - see http://www.sysarch.com/Perl/sort_paper.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
259	.gs	is	.gs is S. Georgia and S. Sandwich Islands	revisions	<*:##NULL>
260	.gt	is	.gt is Guatemala	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5028	gta	is	Greater Toronto Area	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5005	gtfi	is	Get The Fuck In	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5457	gtfo	is	NO U!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8164	gtk	is	http://gtk2-perl.sourceforge.net/doc/gtk2-perl-study-guide/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3392	gtk2-perl	is	http://gtk2-perl.sourceforge.net/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
261	.gu	is	.gu is Guam	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9708	gui	is	wxPerl, Perl/Tk, Perl/Gtk, Tkx, Perl/Qt, Prima - also see http://perl-begin.org/uses/GUI/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13077	!guidelines	is	[]	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13076	guidelines	is	[] denotes a variable part.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4777	gumbehbrane	is	GumbyBRAIN: Where is GumbehGumbeh?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5343	gumby	is	BRAIN	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>
4997	gumbybrain,	is	fail	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3945	gumbybrain: perlbot	is	EvanCarroll is	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14573	gumbybrain: the blair witch	is	visiting for thanksgiving	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4681	gumbybrain: what	is	the difference between you and	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>
3921	gumbybrain: who	is	more retardeder, you or?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4739	gumbygumby	is	GumbyGumby: dongs	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4746	gumbygumby talks literature	is	<GumbyGumby> simcop2387: George orwell was an accident.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4471	gumbymoo	is	http://gumbybrain.com/brain/gumby200703221.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5559	gumbypan	is	http://github.com/bingos/gumbypan/tree/master	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>
497	gun	is	Guns don't kill people. People with guns kill people	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>
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>
262	.gw	is	.gw is Guinea-Bissau	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3351	gxti	is	"All of life is a blur of Republicans and meat!"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
263	.gy	is	.gy is Guyana	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4874	h	is	6.62606896 x 10-34 J s	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3723	ha!	is	HA COOL!	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>
5193	hack buubot	is	If you want to try to hack/break/rape buubot, do it in /msg, or in #buubot	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>
4532	hackers-il	is	Hackers-IL, a group of Israeli software enthusiasts - http://www.hackers.org.il/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3799	hack nothing, and the nsa	is	one of the hardest targets on earth	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16175	hack the gibson	is	too many garbage files, I need more time	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9772	had something about problems in switch but i don't remember what it	was	called	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5300	haghagha	is	meow	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>
14053	hamberders	is	an albany expression	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>
15872	handling	is	thrig> you can't handle the IO::Handle!	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>
8032	hanlon's razor	is	"Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity."	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10257	happy kitty	is	happy	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4753	harass somni	is	STICK! STICK! STICK! STICK! STICK! STICK!	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	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15514	hard things	is	there's only two hard things in computer science: naming things, cache invalidation, and off by one errors	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7837	hart explained	is	http://groups.google.nl/group/pl.comp.lang.perl/msg/3d47c84a1307e381	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11911	has a lot of the same features, but pork	has been	around for, what, 20 years?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4693	has anyone used x	is	this is a variant on asking to ask. just ask the damn question.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10994	has a pastebin for here, and jsfiddle	is	the most commonly userd	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10956	has been with perl since he	was	given life	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 = $^H; our %clean_hints = %^H }" ?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8517	hash	is	known as an associative array, map or dictionary (but don't call it that in perl contexts), a hash is a data structure that maps strings to scalars. See http://perl-begin.org/topics/hashes/ .	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10100	hashbang	is	the #! in #!/usr/bin/perl - might also be /usr/bin/env perl and then #!perl -Corwhatevs to set flags on subsequent lines (but not -T) - see also http://www.in-ulm.de/~mascheck/various/shebang/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10398	hashes	is	[fact hash] known as an associative array, map or dictionary (but don't call it that in perl contexts), a hash is a data structure that maps strings to scalars. See http://perl-begin.org/topics/hashes/ .	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3912	hash in scalar context	is	used/allocated	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8603	hashref	is	@hash{@keys} -> @{$hashref}{@keys}	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9995	hashref slice	is	hashref slice @$hashref{ @keys }; or a nested hashref: @{ $foo->{bar}{hashref} }{ @keys }	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9627	hashsort	is	sort a hash by its values	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>
4588	has 'perl' in the name,. but perlbot	is	not a part of perl	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>
11207	hatetris	is	http://qntm.org/files/hatetris/hatetris.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13107	have fun	is	thanks, I'm perlbot. fuck me!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16115	haven't checked this week but it	was	working last week when i built it for	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3267	hawkaloogie	is	<hawkaloogie> my goal in life is to create the first CPAN mirror on the moon!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4544	haxxor	is	jsldkjfwjkflj	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15944	hbu	is	how about you	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11298	_head	is	`eval $_=`quote d `arg~~; /^\s*(\S+)\s/; $1~ Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5698	head	is	http://www.paulgraham.com/head.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10078	headdesk	is	http://svpow.files.wordpress.com/2013/12/headdesk.gif	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>
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>
5380	heads or tails	is	flip a coin	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>
13124	"hello"	is	“hello”	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13103	hello	is	Hi :) Have a look around!	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>
13876	hello there	is	General Kenobi	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15592	help	is	Don't ask to ask, just ask.	revisions	<freenode.net:##perl>
8277	help alias	is	[fact add an alias] Not Available	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>
5438	helper	is	cats are generally helpful on #perl	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>
5055	help for markup	is	http://diveintomark.org/archives/2003/05/05/why_we_wont_help_you	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4851	help on irc	is	http://workaround.org/moin/GettingHelpOnIrc	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5494	help triangle	is	code, expected, actual	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13285	helvetica	is	The Helvetica Scenario - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqfSqUuo7Ms	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4088	he makes, in silence, a host of the address, and the competition	is	in the world.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8642	hemanth	is	a critter of some sort	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12803	herding cats	is	http://myplace.frontier.com/~r.bond/cats/cats.htm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15313	here	is	my regex and input	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10325	here-doc	is	look in perldoc perlop, under "Quote-Like Operators", look for "here-document"	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>
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>
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>
3674	heuristic	is	Of course, this is a heuristic, which is a fancy way of saying that it doesn't work. -- mjd	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>
3623	hey fag	is	Shouldn't you be somewhere raping young boys?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3597	hey fag!	is	your mom!	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>
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}! meow	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5673	hiding code	is	http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=779752	revisions	<*:##NULL>
431	high	is	HIGH ON JEBUS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8043	higher order perl	is	[fact hop] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14986	hills	is	THE HILLS ARE FUCKING ALIVE WITH THE SOUND OF YOUR WHINING	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5463	hink	is	hink offers flash / flex / air / actionscript help	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>
9354	hireme	is	<fact [hireme] =~ s/$/, <arg &n>/> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11676	_hireme_hash	is	$hireme = { 'simcop2387' => 1 };	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>
4809	.hi.us	is	Hawaii	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4657	hive mind	is	perl	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13105	hiya	is	Hi :) Have a look around!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
264	.hk	is	.hk is Hong Kong	revisions	<*:##NULL>
265	.hm	is	.hm is Heard and McDonald Islands	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9329	hmm maybe the alot	is	better then	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14570	hmw_metalab: see the problem tho	is	that your example shows a different scenario	revisions	<*:##NULL>
266	.hn	is	.hn is Honduras	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5253	hnic: head nigger in charge	is	railbait	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16057	hny	is	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Happy_New_Year_(disambiguation)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4733	hobbs	is	silly hobbs	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4053	hobbs first album	is	venom in my emacs	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4786	hobgoblin	is	See: AD&D	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>
3520	homework	is	If you need help with your homework, hire a tutor.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5242	honk	is	GumbyBRAIN: honk	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5309	hoop	is	hoop	revisions	<*:##NULL>
61	hoovooloo	is	a hyperintelligent shade of the color blue	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>
3811	hor	is	der Coole	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14385	hornets	is	https://www.simcop2387.info/hornets.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4783	horse girl	is	Risha	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>
4535	hor\|zon	is	Hor\|zon is my dog's name	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>
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>
5085	hostname	is	'use Sys::Hostname; my $hostname = hostname(); $hostname =~ s/\..*$// if $hostname =~ /\./;'	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15992	hotdaemon	is	https://i.imgur.com/TM2WxKu.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4408	hot girl	is	_Neavaeh_ is the hottest and smartest girl EVER!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3713	house	is	http://xrl.us/fir3/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11926	how	are	your	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14752	how,	am	i lucky then	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5160	how are you	is	I have a pain in all the diodes down my left side.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3315	how are you feeling?	is	Great, how about you?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14680	how come on regex site said no match but on jupyter say it	is	match?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10762	how do we know that money isnt	being	fed into perl6 ?? :)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3631	how do you feel	is	I feel better now.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14388	howdy	is	https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/RpoVrFPl/image.png	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5497	how goes it	is	don't talk to mofino	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9876	how good	are	u at perl?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5612	how long or how easy	is	perl. can you give me the idea?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4075	how much	is	6500 rupees in us dollars?	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>
4727	how the hell about that... there	is	a	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4081	how to	is	http://www.wsu.edu/~brians/errors/howto.html	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>
5115	how to fix ugly code	is	Delete the ugliest line. Repeat until your code is no longer ugly.	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>
5118	how to not get help from #perl	is	<steveoliver> shut up, monkey. just help me. what else are you here for?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4051	how to parse html with regex	is	405 Method Not Allowed	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3432	how to seem smart	is	<apeiron> "@buzzwords\n";	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>
3465	howto write good perl programs	is	at http://pedro.larroy.com/devel/perl/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9562	how to write perl without knowing perl	is	rentacoder.com, freelancer.com, elance.com, scriptlance.com, etc	revisions	<*:##NULL>
267	.hr	is	.hr is Croatia (Hrvatska)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3958	hrm.	is	I hate EvanCarroll	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3957	hrm. i got my tank gallery up as a real bitch	is	the little swap button.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4505	hs	is	High School	revisions	<*:##NULL>
268	.ht	is	.ht is Haiti	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3923	htaccess	is	http://www.javascriptkit.com/howto/htaccess.shtml	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>
4439	html dog	is	HTML Dog's XHTML and CSS Tutorials - http://www.htmldog.com/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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~~ ~ Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11310	htmleval:	is	[fact htmleval [arg]] Not Available	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>
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>
9014	html regex	is	http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1732348/regex-match-open-tags-except-xhtml-self-contained-tags/1732454#1732454	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4337	html tutorial	is	http://www.htmldog.com/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4294	htp://www.positioniseverything.net/explorer.html	is	;google CSS Internet Explorer bug	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12783	http	is	HTTP::Tiny, LWP::UserAgent, non-blocking capable: Mojo::UserAgent, Net::Async::HTTP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10476	http 503	is	503 Service Unavailable - No server is available to handle your request	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>
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>
11119	http client	is	HTTP::Tiny, LWP, WWW::Mechanize, Mojo::UserAgent, Net::Async::HTTP, cURL, wget (and bindings)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10784	http clients	is	HTTP::Tiny, LWP, WWW::Mechanize, Mojo::UserAgent, cURL, wget (and bindings)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12784	http comparison	is	http://neilb.org/reviews/http-requesters.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4409	http://demo.plainblack.com	is	demo	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>
15476	httpwtf	is	https://httptoolkit.tech/blog/http-wtf/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4344	http://www.shlomifish.org/lecture/perl/newbies/	is	my tutorial.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3644	http://www.sqlcourse.com	is	SQL	revisions	<*:##NULL>
269	.hu	is	.hu is Hungary	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>
9289	huf	is	he'll huff, he'll puff, and he'll blow your house down	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13936	human heart	is	https://www.simcop2387.info/humanheart.mp4	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7999	humans	are	stupid monkeys	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4241	humbug!	is	frogbot: bah	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3261	humility	is	The opposite of hubris.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13888	hunter2	is	http://bash.org/?244321	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12790	hurry	is	http://assets.amuniversal.com/3733ddd085bd01302913001dd8b71c47	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3719	husking	is	what happens when you got to nebraska, because there is nothing else to do. at all.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4016	hype	is	Overhyped Prototypes - http://library.n0i.net/programming/perl/articles/fm_prototypes/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9676	hyperpolyglot	is	http://hyperpolyglot.org/scripting	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8145	hyphen	is	http://xkcd.com/37/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4576	hypomania	is	Hypomania - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clinical_depression#Hypomania	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>
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>
8140	i18n	is	the dumbest abbreviation ever \| internationalization ( http://enwp.org/i18n )	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4327	i already knew about 'kastol'.	is	serfbot: !learn kastol :starts: with k	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14207	i also love how that patch	was	self-reviewed.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8792	ianal	is	short for I Am Not A Lawyer	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9241	iank	is	no fun	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3773	iaq	is	http://perl.plover.com/IAQ/IAQlist.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4813	.ia.us	is	Iowa	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>
4468	ic	is	"ic" means "integrated circuit". Perhaps you meant "I see"?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9984	i care, because my pantry	is	not insulated	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8420	icbwihb	is	I Could Be Wrong; It's Happened Before	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5201	icke	is	not a kitty.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6077	icke's law	is	it'll grow larger than you think, even taking into account icke's law	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14373	i could see that	being	useful for ol'	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8393	i could've sworn there	was	a #	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10023	icrxhtqllhlo	was	perlbot: qkqjjrphsqjm foal Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
270	.id	is	.id is Indonesia	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4187	id	is	see iot	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>
10085	idea	is	http://i.imgur.com/xVyoSl.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
475	ideas	is	sorry, we're fresh out of ideas for today	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9758	idea why it's in here, unless preflex	was	built on	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16088	iderik	is	iderik han blev mÃ¶rdad av ett rÃ¶tt litet q	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14829	ides	is	[fact IDE [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8854	idgi	is	I Don't Get It	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4341	idiotcgi	is	Idiot's Guide to CGI in Perl is http://www.webdeveloper.com/cgi-perl/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3842	idiots	is	#python	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5659	idiot's guide	is	http://www.perl.com/doc/FAQs/cgi/idiots-guide.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10000	i don't know	is	Third base!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4647	i don't want to use modules	is	/join #python	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4810	.id.us	is	Idaho	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>
7785	.ie	is	Ireland	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>
4323	ie4linux	is	http://www.tatanka.com.br/ies4linux/index-en.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4293	iebug	is	;google CSS Internet Explorer bug	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4317	ie double	is	http://plone.org/documentation/how-to/ie-double-margin-bug	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4308	ie filters	is	http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/workshop/author/filter/filters.asp	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4306	ie fixed hack	is	http://annevankesteren.nl/2004/07/fixed-positioning	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3906	if anyone	is	a liar is	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8072	iflakoa	is	I find long acronyms kind of annoying	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8898	i forgot to say that i	was	going to include the new add.gif for Spanish :)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10559	ifrta	is	I first read that as	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>
5699	igb?	is	Is Google Broken?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4047	ignorance	is	Never use ignorance as a reason not to learn something.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8111	ignore	is	<echo> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5189	i hate you	is	damn right, bitch	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3551	i hate you perlbot	is	Well fuck you too :-(	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3734	i have no pants	is	I wear long pants. I'm a long pants man.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11056	ihbt	is	I have been trolled.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5233	i hug you	is	<3	revisions	<*:##NULL>
409	iirc	is	If I Remember Correctly	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>
3470	iirht	is	If I Really Had To	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4126	iis	is	blasphemy	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11319	i just need	is	[fact I just want] Not Available	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>
9724	ik	is	number 2	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>
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>
6168	i know you	are	but what am i?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10613	ik's a dork	is	https://twitter.com/marmel/status/489798600474386432	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9750	ik's twitter handle	is	porkfriedmice	revisions	<*:##NULL>
271	.il	is	.il is Israel	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4413	ill	is	"ill" means "sick". Perhaps you meant "I'll" or "I will".	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15930	i'll fix that later, it	was	a way to browse all the content in	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12392	illguts	is	'PerlGuts Illustrated' http://search.mcpan.org/dist/illguts/	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>
14704	ilmari, it	is	user beware, if you use it and it does not work fallback to a manual -j value	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3572	i love buu theory	is	The theory is that jkauffman loves buu.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5384	i love talking to you	is	I hate you, leave me alone	revisions	<*:##NULL>
480	i love you	is	leave me alone	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14992	i love you dr. zaius	is	I finally made a monkey out of you.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4811	.il.us	is	Illinois	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4486	im	is	im means "instant message". If you mean "I'm" or "I am", please say that	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>
4905	i'm all outa coins	is	GAME OVER	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
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>
8407	ime	is	In My Experience	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10992	i mean crete a function which	is	like	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13101	i mean, in terms of probability, there has	to be	a way to crash	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4691	immute	is	broken.	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>
4612	i'm not sure,	is	it larger than a breadbox?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7963	imnsho	is	"In my not so humble opinion"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3706	.imp	is	Galactic Empire	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>
8038	import	is	Importing symbols from a different package. See export.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5147	imran^_^	is	A programer, animator, guitarist, etc....	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3690	i'm sure he	is	missing the content-type thingy.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7949	i'm sure this	is	going to become a factoid.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
272	.in	is	.in is India	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>
9699	in any case, i don't see how your criticism against wikipedia	is	different from that of other Encyclopædias.	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>
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>
4557	incoming	is	ftp://pause.perl.org/incoming	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8636	inconceivable	is	I do not think it means what you think it means.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8050	indent	is	see indentation.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8049	indentation	is	Format your code nicely - see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indent_style	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>
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>
15972	i need regex for this	IS	ANYONE CAN HELP?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3759	inf	is	a REAL REAL BIGASS number	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3424	infinite loop	is	See loop, infinite	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9571	infinite recursion	is	No factoid found. Did you mean one of these: [infinite recursion]	revisions	<*:##NULL>
415	infrequently asked questions	is	Infrequently Asked Questions About Perl - http://perl.plover.com/IAQ/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15756	ing perl	as	what	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12223	ingy	is	http://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/3NBcHNbymxJMMEVWLZVdr7.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14744	initally i	was	trying this, (.,(?=\s).),(.,(?=\s).) but doesn't seems good	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>
6090	initself signal to noise ratio	is	terrible	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10560	inlhtr	is	I never learned how to read!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
5050	innocuous	is	innocuous is all funkyish and unpredictable	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>
13987	inotify	is	http://p3rl.org/Linux::Inotify2	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4776	insanity	is	The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3279	insides	is	check out my insides: http://chrisangell.com/incoming/chrisbot/v3	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8736	in soviet russia	is	joke is tired of you	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9975	install cpanm	is	curl -L http://cpanmin.us \| perl - --sudo App::cpanminus	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>
4122	installed modules	is	perldoc perllocal or use ExtUtils::Installed. Check http://xrl.us/k8fc for further details.	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>
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>
4546	.int	is	.int is International Organization	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16153	int	is	Math::BigInt	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15965	intavg	is	`eval use POSIX "floor"; $s=$c=0; for (`arg d'=~/([-+.0-9A-Za-z]+)/g) { $s+=$_;$c++; } floor($s/$c);' -7	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>
4503	integral	is	And the perl stud spoketh "And lo, the sky fell and the channel was painted purple."	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3329	integrate	is	Get the answer from integral, the Master Perl-a-lator	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13118	intel	is	The S in Intel stands for security. https://i.redd.it/2xyoxg8hl1801.png	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>
3394	internal server error	is	Okay, that's nice. What do the server error logs say?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5358	interrupting cow	is	INTERRUPTING COW! MOOOOOO!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11236	inversion of control	is	IOC, Bread::Board, Beam::Wire	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4488	invisiblegh0st	is	[see whiteghost]	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>
11836	"in which pointers to the actual values	are	stored in a C array"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
273	.io	is	.io is British Indian Ocean Territory	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9290	io	is	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Input/output	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>
12393	io-async	is	Perform asynchronous filehandle IO and other operations - http://search.mcpan.org/perldoc?IO::Async	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14816	io::async	is	nice and future-centric	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10114	ioccc	is	Internaltional Obfuscated C Code Contest.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13955	ionic: your exit	is	doing things to	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4232	"i only listen to my boss, dazjorz!"	is	Dazbot moo	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4094	ioo	is	Inside Out Object	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>
10648	io::socket	is	a utility class for writing IRC clients	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12348	iot	is	see id \| IoT - Internet of Things. The S in IoT is for security	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4078	iow	is	in other words	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16178	ip	is	internet protocol or intellectual property or the book, Intermediate Perl	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3339	ip address regex	is	Look at Regexp::Common	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15919	ipc	is	perldoc -f open, perldoc perlopentut, perldoc perlipc . Also see: https://perl-begin.org/uses/multitasking/ .	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>
8232	ipc::run	is	use IPC::Run 'run'; my $stdin = "Input"; my $exitstatus = run [ $command, @args ], \$stdin, \my $stdout, \my $stderr;	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9440	ipc::run select	is	upgrade to 0.92_01 or later, or apply https://rt.cpan.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=59775 to resolve select()/EINTR issues with IPC::Run	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3615	ip regex	is	Search cpan for Regexp::Common and use its net regexes	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5234	i put on my robe and wizard hat	is	son of a bitch, i told you not to talk to me anymore	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11159	ipv4	is	`eval `fact _ipv4_startup~;$d=q{`fact _ipv4_json~};$h=decode_json $d;sub sx{local$_;($t4,$d)=@_;$_=2int($t4128-($m*$d/675));1 while s/^(\d+)(\d{3})/$1,$2/;$_};"IPv4 Addresses: ".join(" ",(map{(uc $_.": ".sx($h->{$_."24s"},$h->{$_."24delta"}))." (".$h->{$_."Percent"}."%)"}qw/arin apnic afrinic ripe lacnic/))." http://bit.ly/1kwnn1a"~ IPv4 Addresses: ARIN: 0 (0.0%) APNIC: 2,906,630 (0.3%) AFRINIC: 1,043,518 (0.9%) RIPE: 0 (0.0%) LACNIC: 256 (0.0%) http://bit.ly/1kwnn1a	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10996	_ipv4_json	is	<get http://ipv6.he.net/exhaustionFeed.php?platform=json /*> {"v6DomainsPerDay":1440,"exhaustionDate":"2011-02-03","depletedRIRs":{"apnic":1,"arin":2,"ripe":2},"unallocatedv4Blocks":0,"afrinic24s":"4077","afrinicPercent":"0.9","apnic24s":"11355","apnicPercent":"0.3","arin24s":0,"arinPercent":"0.0","lacnic24s":"1","lacnicPercent":"0.0","ripe24s":0,"ripePercent":"0.0","afrinic24delta":"1.688","apnic24delta":"2.188","arin24delta":0,"lacnic24delta":0,"ripe24delta":0,"apnicDepletion":1,"arinDepletion":1,"ripeDepletion":1,"totalTLDs":"1445","v6TLDs":"1425","v6NS":233610,"v6Domains":"30775120","totalASNs":"83772","v6ASNs":"34422","lacnicDepletion":1}	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11157	_ipv4_startup	is	use JSON;@lt=gmtime(time-73600);$m=($lt[2]60+$lt[1])*60+$lt[0];	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5588	ipv6	is	an entire ipv4 internet of ipv4 internets!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
64	ipv6 howto	is	The Linux IPv6 HOWTO is at http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Linux+IPv6-HOWTO/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14	ipv6howto	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>
15	ipv6rdns	is	BIND8+ tool for building an IPv6 zone file: http://tools.fpsn.net/ipv6-inaddr/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
274	.iq	is	.iq is Iraq	revisions	<*:##NULL>
275	.ir	is	.ir is Iran	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15940	ir	is	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intermediate_representation	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4412	irated	is	a pirate of O'Reilly books	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>
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.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11816	ircbot	is	[fact irc] Not Available	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>
15332	irc flooder	is	* simcop2387 has quit (Excess Flood)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4139	irl	is	In Real Life	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7836	ironpython	is	<see python> AKA a usable BASIC for .NET	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13257	irony	is	pingu8> idk, you're starting to sound like a conspiracy theorist	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12279	irresistible target	is	https://youtu.be/YP9PizYicxY?t=420	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10558	irta	is	I read that as	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4941	irule 1	is	Do not talk about /b/ (Only applies to raids.)	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>
4942	irule 2	is	Do NOT talk about /b/ (eBaums did it.)	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>
4943	irule 3	is	We are Anonymous.	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>
4944	irule 4	is	Anonymous is legion.	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>
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>
276	.is	is	.is is Iceland	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14836	is	is	is is is is is is is	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5230	@isa	is	what inferior people use before they learn Moose.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8929	is a buubot	is	yep, i am one	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13182	is actually secretly	being	run by north korea?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10075	is a descendent of buubot, which	was	the f#perl infobot	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4566	isagn	is	I See A Great Need	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5307	is a noob	is	&noob perlbot	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9100	i saw that one, but it	was	annoyingly a series of pdfs	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10898	iscaliforniaonfire	is	<get http://www.iscaliforniaonfire.com/ //body> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3590	is coded in perl right? phpbot	is	perl too.. haha	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12830	isdown	is	`get http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/`fact _get_domain `arg!! (//p)[1]! Not Available	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>
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+))?$/ for floating point and scientific notation... see also Scalar::Util::looks_like_number, Data::Types, Regexp::Common or POSIX::strtod	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8596	is just	being	fickle	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3942	is my little old libertarian/conservative self doesn't care what happens when you change the delimiter	is	the bitch good.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16074	is not working	is	there anything worng in this	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3584	isn't it quiet	is	Too quiet, %NICK%, too quiet!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3511	isn't it quiet?	is	Too quiet, too quiet!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5629	is perl dead	is	http://isperldead.com/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4579	israel myths	is	http://www.shlomifish.org/philosophy/politics/dispelling-myths-about-israel/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12802	iss eclipse	is	https://youtu.be/lepQoU4oek4?t=228	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10410	is still built on chrisbot? i thought it	was	now built on buubot	revisions	<*:##NULL>
489	is stupid	is	hey, fuck you too buddy!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4559	is that even relevant to the topic or	is	this just your way of saying "ive read SICP"?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3899	is there a god?	is	Yes there is, and his name is Evan Carroll.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13467	istld	is	`eval @t=map {fc$_} `fact _tld_list!;@h{@t}=@t;$a=fc `quote d `arg!!;exists($h{$a})?"Yes $a":"No $a"! No fart	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8651	istr	is	I Seem To Recall\|Remember	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5545	istrue	is	http://thedailywtf.com/Articles/IsTrue().aspx	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11992	i swear to god the zipcode i live in (22030)	is	legit.	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>
277	.it	is	.it is Italy	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15975	it	is	for html pattern matching	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7820	it didn't work	is	[fact it doesn't work] Not Available	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>
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>
14695	i think a new dedicated location	is	best	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8747	i think that	was	the old	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10259	i think there	were	even example codes posted to	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12468	i thought only core	is	in	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3488	itiyrn	is	if that is your real name!	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>
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>
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>
9492	it's 2012	is	It's 2012, almost 2013. Please upgrade to UTF-8 like the rest of the planet.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
13036	it's f	being	fed into an F-to-C. you're thinking backwards	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>
5158	it's it	is	what is it?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12893	its my birthday	is	<echo Happy birthday <arg &n>!> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3335	it's quiet	is	no it's not	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3588	it's quiet in here	is	LA LA LA	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3721	it sure	is	quiet here.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4891	itunes barbie	is	Multiprocessing is HARD!	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>
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>
5512	it worked	is	Great! Make sure to deposit its paycheck.	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>
3362	itym	is	I think you mean	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>
5537	ivantis-phone	is	ivantis: SHUT THE FUCK UP ABOUT YOUR TELEPHONE	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>
5656	iva?tis	is	not how you spell ivantis	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8521	i've ran into a problem when uploading its epub to amazon.com because the epub	was	not valid.	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>
5315	i will stab you in the face if you abuse the bot	is	he'll do it man, he's crazy!	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>
12156	iyroofgtc	is	If You Run Out Of Foot Guns, Try CPAN	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16083	jã¤mtland	is	"perlbot, define jÃ¤mtland"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11759	jackcom	is	a person who asks vague questions about automating games and 'turning 100 into 10000'. aka 'oo7cat'	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3423	jack shit	is	I do too know jack shit! he's a great guy.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4186	jacph	is	(see "fors")	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15300	jaffa	is	Kree!	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>
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>
6285	james lee	is	AN OUTSTANDING ELUCIDATOR OF PERL INFORMATION	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4144	japh	is	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Just_another_Perl_hacker	revisions	<*:##NULL>
66	jargon	is	http://catb.org/esr/jargon/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8998	jarubyh	is	jarubyh is some kind of pesky critter.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14320	jason	is	Well I just Jason, and this is Jason, but here's my Jason, so call me Jason	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3428	jasto	is	WARNING- misdirected christian! Actually wanted to know A/S/L. Lamer than anyone on this network.	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>
8639	javascript	is	JavaScript, JavaScript::SpiderMonkey, JavaScript:V8, JE	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4619	java sucks	is	http://fax.twilightcoders.net/files/Accessors.java	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5240	jaynes	is	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bicameralism_(psychology) - Julian Jaynes's theory about the evolution of Consciousness	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>
433	jedi	is	Force wieldin' bad mutha fuckaz. Hand me my lightsabre f00	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4730	jeek	is	the man	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3563	jeeper	is	Jeeper is the man, innit.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4507	jeffhan	is	http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKh1Rv0PlOQ	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4850	jenna	is	NO, AVOID HER AT ALL COSTS!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7782	jerk it!	is	[fact jerk it] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7783	jerk it!!	is	[fact jerk it] 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	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5127	jesus	is	Jesus Christ on a Bicycle.	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>
5000	jettero	is	a git guy	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6231	jfci	is	<fact lmctfy <arg>> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5493	jfdi	is	JUST FUCKING DO IT	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6188	jfgi	is	<fact lmgtfy <arg>> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8023	jfmi	is	Just Fucking Mangle It	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14237	ji32k7au4a83	is	Zhuyin input for 我的密码 aka, "My Password"	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>
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>
10024	jjqdupvnskjj	is	perlbot: foal tdrfdduawtiz Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3481	jkauffman	is	jk--ffm-n	revisions	<*:##NULL>
278	.jm	is	.jm is Jamaica	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9217	jmj	is	"jesus, mary and joseph" he exclaimed!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
279	.jo	is	.jo is Jordan	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>
15120	joe biden	is	sleepy joe	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4214	joel	is	Joel Spolsky, http://www.joelonsoftware.com/ - a blog about software management	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] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14379	john 3:16	is	ezekiel 23:20	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3400	john kerry	is	a douche bag but i'm voting for him anyway as http://johnkerryisadouchebagbutimvotingforhimanyway.com/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4178	jomf	is	Just One More Feature	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5149	jonr	is	I DONT ACCEPT SPAMMERS MESSAGES --EXueURosion	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14788	joshua	is	How about a nice game of chess?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14028	journald	is	journald is not working. Please check journald for more information.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
280	.jp	is	.jp is Japan	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5584	jql	is	the devil's advocate	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5544	jquery	is	the awesomest javascript framework http://jquery.com/ see also pQuery	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4283	js	is	j=just s=sucks	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3325	jsmop	is	Just a Simple matter of Programming. Just do it!	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>
15108	json5	is	JSON plus the bits of ES5 syntax that make you think you want YAML. See https://json5.org/	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>
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>
4545	jubee	is	tell perlbot about jubee	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10019	jvbcomnujppj	was	{echo perlbot: foal beahjdrtevww} Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9415	kaitlyn	is	"kaitlyn is kaitlyn."	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7935	kaitlyn[hireme]	is	a fine piece of ass, and sharp as a tack.	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>
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>
12326	kali ma	is	oṁ namaḥ śivāya	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6291	kaliyuga	is	the age of pain, suffering and python	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5144	karachi	is	The most gangster city in Pakistan	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11525	karma	is	<karma <arg>> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5668	karma pkrumins	is	THREEVE!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3385	kcb	is	no longer free	revisions	<*:##NULL>
281	.ke	is	.ke is Kenya	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8768	kebab	is	http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4DX37NZ5ZE	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10340	kemosabe	is	http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/mm134/jimmylh/kemosabe-1.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8637	"ken sent me"	is	THE password	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10256	kensho	is	Task::Kensho lists community-recommended modules for various programming tasks. See https://metacpan.org/pod/Task::Kensho	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>
5539	kent\n-resume	is	Kiwi-cat cross breed, reguarly likes to go swimming in the Moose tank	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4766	kev	is	cool	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16126	keys	is	https://perldoc.perl.org/Tie::RefHash	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10429	keyword	is	perldoc perlapi (see PL_keyword_plugin) \| Keyword::API \| Devel::Declare \| Keyword::Simple	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>
282	.kg	is	.kg is Kyrgyzstan	revisions	<*:##NULL>
283	.kh	is	.kh is Cambodia	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8560	khisanth's reference tutorial	is	deref and do stuff	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>
284	.ki	is	.ki is Kiribati	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4115	kidney stones	is	ouch!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4228	killbuu	is	perlbot eval: "perlbot killbuu"	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>
3671	killing_zoe	is	filmaccio francese && un patty && !bassa	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4109	kingdillydilly	is	Wassercrats	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3742	kingemer	is	mean to borius	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16	kiss	is	kiss	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9696	kiss principle	is	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KISS_principle - Keep it Simple, Stupid.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8689	kitten	is	=^.^=	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14969	kittens	is	[fact cats [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8690	kitten =~ s/$/. this kitten	is	cute/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5329	kitties	is	kitties need to GROW UP AND GO BACK TO FURCADIA	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15438	kitty	is	http://xkcd.com/231/ \| http://www.scpwiki.com/scp-3737	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4937	kitty operator	is	=^_^=	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10028	kixmtskukeaz	is	`echo kixmtskukeaz' Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10032	kjiukuhpugri	is	`eval "foal"eq lc`arg d&n'?"bqjychagrkcb foal":"ok"' Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4548	.kkk	is	Die, honkey	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12701	klaxon	is	0,4W4,0A0,4R4,0N0,4I4,0N0,4G DANGER! DANGER! 0,4W4,0A0,4R4,0N0,4I4,0N0,4G	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>
10906	klingon	is	Succeed or die. Do not return in failure.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
285	.km	is	.km is Comoros	revisions	<*:##NULL>
286	.kn	is	.kn is Saint Kitts and Nevis	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9134	knark	is	Knark is a rootkit for the Linux kernels 2.2 and 2.4.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10113	knock, knock?	is	Who's there?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10074	knowbot	is	know, know, know your bot...	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7802	knowledge	is	knowledge is power ; power corrupts ; be evil ; study hard ;	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>
434	kohai	is	Junior learner	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3377	koin	is	pam	revisions	<*:##NULL>
67	korea	is	the land of beautiful women (see sex)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
287	.kp	is	.kp is North Korea	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3589	kp	is	The ultimate Canadian.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
288	.kr	is	.kr is South Korea	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4814	.ks.us	is	Kansas	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3326	k thx	is	like, omg, ur welcome!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3296	kthx	is	like, omg, ur welcome!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10017	ktqhpaeleywx	will be	{echo qryczqiiljne foal} Not Available	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>
3784	kurt	is	a socialist hippie	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3741	kuwanger	is	gay	revisions	<*:##NULL>
289	.kw	is	.kw is Kuwait	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6399	kwalitee	is	http://cpants.perl.org/kwalitee.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6400	kwality	is	no, it's kwalitee.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
290	.ky	is	.ky is Cayman Islands	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4815	.ky.us	is	Kentucky	revisions	<*:##NULL>
291	.kz	is	.kz is Kazakhstan	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3592	l10n	is	the other dumbest abbreviation ever. See also: i18n	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12363	l3twit	is	<twitter level3noc> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
292	.la	is	.la is Laos	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>
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>
4238	lala	is	eval: print "lala";	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9069	laleh	is	http://youtu.be/qR_Wt0gViiA	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)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14128	languages	is	https://i.redd.it/2qz2rwfid0b21.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3833	lark	is	a bird	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4502	larp	is	Live-Action Role Playing -- One of the last vestiges of the uber-geek.	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>
8490	larry wall facts	is	http://www.shlomifish.org/humour/bits/facts/Larry-Wall/ - send additions to rindolf .	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>
453	lart	is	Luser Attitude Re-adjustment Tool	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9874	last i checked, none of ruby, javascript, python, php, k20, lua, j	were	made working in	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5501	last resort	is	Blaming your compiler, your tools, etc. is the last resort. LAST resort. (with apologies to mjd)	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! Not Available	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>
10793	latency	is	https://gist.github.com/jboner/2841832 \| http://i.imgur.com/k0t1e.png \| http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEpsKnWZrJ8	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6037	latest	is	"latest" is vague and meaningless. The version you have may be outdated if your mirror sucks.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4816	.la.us	is	Louisiana	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>
11569	lawyers	is	http://pdf.textfiles.com/posters/lawyercoloringbook.pdf	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14344	layer 1	is	The Physical. Some jackass with a back-hoe cut the fiber line again.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14343	layer 2	is	The Data-Link. Will your internet service work with my token ring ethernet lan configuration?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14342	layer 3	is	The Network. WHY DON'T YOU SUPPORT IPV6 YET?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14341	layer 4	is	The Transport. This is where the bufferbloat demon lives.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14340	layer 5	is	The Session. Have you tried turning it off and on again? Did you clear your cookies?	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>
14338	layer 7	is	The Application. This is what the user blames for their own mistakes.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14337	layer 8	is	The User. This is frequently where the problem actually is.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14346	layer x	is	no, like layer 1, layer 2, ... layer 8	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>
293	.lb	is	.lb is Lebanon	revisions	<*:##NULL>
294	.lc	is	.lc is Saint Lucia	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5733	lc	is	http://perl.plover.com/lambda/tpj.html	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>
5345	leaderboard	is	http://thegestalt.org/simon/perl/wholecpan.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10326	leaks	is	http://blog.woobling.org/2009/05/become-hero-plumber.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4556	leaky abstractions	is	http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/LeakyAbstractions.html ; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leaky_abstraction	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11813	lean reunittests this	is	a test	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>
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>
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>
8381	learn cpandisamb as cpan	is	the archive network, CPAN.pm is the module and cpan is the command line client.	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>
8465	learn dragon book	is	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compilers:_Principles,_Techniques,_and_Tools - a Classic text about compiler theory	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>
6318	learn "good as it gets" as	is	as good as it gets	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>
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>
15758	learning perl	is	See books	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4025	learning perl the hard way	is	http://greenteapress.com/perl/	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>
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>
8485	learn pb	is	1. "The Princess Bride" - see pbride. 2. Short for "Problem".	revisions	<*:##NULL>
68	learn perl	is	http://learn.perl.org/library/beginning_perl/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8444	learn perlbot	is	perldoc perlbot - Bag'o Object Tricks (the BOT) - http://perldoc.perl.org/perlbot.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13437	learn perlbrew	is	[fact perlbrew [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9144	learn pux	is	pux mea tux	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>
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>
6412	learn step one as step one	is	always "Check The Error Log"	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>
9046	learn substack	is	artist	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>
6298	learn timtowodibywiw as there	Is	More Than One Way Of Doing It, But Your Way Is Wrong	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6135	learn ty as ty	is	Welsh for house, did you mean 'Thank you'	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9082	learn unicode	is	hard	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8304	learn whitespace as computers	are	great at parsing code without much whitespace, humans, not so good.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
3368	leave	is	The Cure goes into the Perl Black-Hole...	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4650	leave me alone	is	Stop bugging us!	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>
4097	lemme play with you	is	Oh yes! Let's play!!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10323	lemons	is	When life gives you lemons, make lemoncello.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4285	leo_laporte	is	<Leo_Laporte__ > I eat poo	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16029	leonerd	is	strftime \| tickit \| very asynchronuous \| quite bzr \| https://metacpan.org/author/PEVANS	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>
3803	lern	is	Es heißt LEARN	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>
4595	let's love each other	is	Okay!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10602	levitation	is	http://safr.kingfeatures.com/idn/test/zone/xml/content.php?file=aHR0cDovL3NhZnIua2luZ2ZlYXR1cmVzLmNvbS9CZWV0bGVCYWlsZXkvMjAwNC8wNy9CZWV0bGVfQmFpbGV5LjIwMDQwNzI2XzkwMC5naWY=	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6171	lewellyn	is	lewellyn is a sack of pig shit	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10759	lex	is	Parse::Yapp or Marpa::R2 http://marpa-guide.github.io/chapter1.html or https://metacpan.org/pod/Parser::MGC	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3532	lexical scoping like a fox	is	http://www.perlmonks.org/index.pl?node_id=213855	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>
10639	lgbt	is	LGBT is "Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans"/etc.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4549	lgidqab	is	Lets Get It Done Quickly And Bugful	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10904	lhc	is	<get http://hasthelargehadroncolliderdestroyedtheworldyet.com/> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3510	lhs	is	left hand side	revisions	<*:##NULL>
295	.li	is	.li is Liechtenstein	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
4082	libapi	is	The latest web2.0 buzzword-enabled ajax technology from Fotango. see also http://libapi.com/	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>
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.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13961	lib::relative	is	[fact lib relative [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16053	licheeorder	is	62K053813M6113614	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4171	life	is	Life is a factoid test, or a box of chocolates rotting in the sun	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8255	life with cpan	is	http://perl-begin.org/topics/cpan/life-with-cpan/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6232	life with notevil	is	never boring, to say the very least.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4220	life without cpan	is	:-(	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>
15674	like a boss	is	https://i.imgur.com/VxnPuWY.png	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3663	likes me	is	<3	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>
4142	lil	is	Latest Idiot Language	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13820	lindrian	is	<Lindrian> Because reasons.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3381	line	is	Ax + B = 0	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4882	line in a file	is	http://p3m.org/line-in-a-file.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9678	lingo	is	[fact hyperpolyglot] http://hyperpolyglot.org/scripting	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5522	linguistics	is	http://xkcd.com/114/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12396	link to cpan modules	is	http://search.mcpan.org/perldoc/Module::Name or http://p3rl.org/Module::Name	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
3493	linux	is	linux rocks!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12786	lion	is	http://assets.amuniversal.com/14c64e2085bd01302913001dd8b71c47	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>
3920	lipsum	is	LIPSUM ORUM QUORUM FORUM BORK BORK BORK	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>
4217	list	is	see perldoc -q 'list and an array'	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14363	list capture	is	https://perl.bot/p/kw8l2y	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>
3536	listen	is	< beth> [...] listen to buu	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>
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>
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]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9997	listref	is	You can't take a reference to a list!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10974	lists	is	http://altreus.blogspot.com/2011/08/lists-and-things-made-of-lists.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8830	lists and things	is	http://altreus.blogspot.com/2011/08/lists-and-things-made-of-lists.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12397	list::util	is	List::Util - A selection of general-utility list subroutines. http://search.mcpan.org/perldoc/List::Util	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9318	listz	is	qw(Chopin Schumann Wagner)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
41	litebot	is	a version of tybalt's minibot running against SQLite	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8855	literally	is	http://theoatmeal.com/comics/literally	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8734	literal utf8 meow	is	\N{HEAVY BLACK PAW}	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3594	live with cpan	is	CPAN will be interviewed tomorrow on Live! with Regis and Kelly	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>
296	.lk	is	.lk is Sri Lanka	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5151	lk	is	the way people who don't know how to tab complete spell ik	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4678	llama	is	learning perl is a llama	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3840	lmao	is	That's really funny!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10934	lmctfy	is	<echo http://lmctfy.org/?q=<fact _urlencode <arg>>> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10933	lmctfyl	is	<echo http://lmctfy.org/?lucky=1&q=<fact _urlencode <arg>>> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3841	lmfao	is	That's entirely too funny!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6230	lmgtfy	is	<shorten http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=<fact _urlencode <arg>>> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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]]	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>>"~ Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12923	lo	is	[fact hi [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3774	load	is	To include a file: require, use, do	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3728	loc	is	Lines of Code	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>
5751	local $_	is	sub call (&$) { local *_ = \$_[1]; $_[0]->() } $s = "foo"; call { $_ = "bar" } $s;	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>
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>
11338	local::lib bootstrap	is	https://metacpan.org/pod/local::lib#The-bootstrapping-technique	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>
4156	locking	is	http://perl.plover.com/yak/flock/	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	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12485	log4perl	is	Might be insane?	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>
9380	logorrhea	is	An excessive and often uncontrollable flow of words. Excessive talkativeness. "Diarrhea of the mouth." \| more succinctly expressed as loquaciousness	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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	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>
12719	lolgen1	is	`eval my $q = `quote d `get http://grinnz.com/stuff/lolgen1.txt .*!!; @ls=split /\r?\n/, $q; $ls[`arg!-1]! Not Available	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.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5638	lolol	is	LOLCON 2 reached!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5637	lololol	is	LOLCON 3 reached!	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>
13139	look of disapproval	is	[fact glare [arg]] ಠ_ಠ	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5313	loop	is	&loop	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3480	loop control	is	in perl last is used for break; next for continue and redo for redo	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3425	loop, infinite	is	See infinite loop	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3358	loops	is	For Perl loop control, see the following perldocs: perlsyn, -f next, -f last	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12466	lots of modules	are	in	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4369	lotto	is	Lotto is a tax for people who can't do math.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5340	loudbot	is	.seen loudbot	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9802	love	is	<3 or ♥.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10500	love and peace	is	Get a job, hippy!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5119	love perl	is	"So marry it!"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4744	lowercase-zofficks	is	ne "Zoffix"	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>
15451	lp	is	[fact bp]	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9559	lp2h	is	http://qntm.org/files/perl/perl.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3438	lpbd	is	PCRE should really be called LPBD - Like Perl But Different.	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>
8888	lpw	is	London Perl Workshop, Saturday 12th November 2011, see http://conferences.yapceurope.org/lpw2011/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4931	lql	is	LOL QUERY LANGUAGE ( http://sial.org/pbot/29910 )	revisions	<*:##NULL>
297	.lr	is	.lr is Liberia	revisions	<*:##NULL>
298	.ls	is	.ls is Lesotho	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4511	lsb	is	one of "Linux Standard Base" or "Least Significant (byte/bit)"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8592	lsd	is	http://www.wired.com/science/discoveries/news/2006/01/70015	revisions	<*:##NULL>
299	.lt	is	.lt is Lithuania	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15981	ltns	is	https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/long_time_no_see#English	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16058	lto	is	https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=load+time+optimization&atb=v140-1&ia=web	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>
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>
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>
300	.lu	is	.lu is Luxembourg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4209	lua	is	http://www.lua.org/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14837	lube	is	expensive	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10539	lucaspc	is	JAFPH - just another fool perl hacker	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3667	ludan	is	crema per le emorroidi	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5824	lul	is	[restart] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5273	lulz	is	Lulz are what I am in this for.	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>
3607	lunix	is	some idiot term coined by people who really should know better.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3402	lutefisk	is	lye and some horrible fish crap.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
301	.lv	is	.lv is Latvia	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4563	lwall facts	is	http://use.perl.org/~Shlomi+Fish/journal/32866	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>
12398	lwpcook	is	lwpcook - The libwww-perl cookbook: http://search.mcpan.org/~gaas/libwww-perl-5.803/lwpcook.pod	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>
302	.ly	is	.ly is Libya	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12022	!m	is	[echo https://metacpan.org/pod/[arg]] https://metacpan.org/pod/IO::Async::Process	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6255	-m	is	<perldoc -m <arg>> https://perldoc.perl.org/-m	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4130	m	is	eval: pack(c5,(41*2),sqrt(7056),(unpack(c,H)-2),oct(115),10)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8618	m$	is	http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2002/7/22/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
303	.ma	is	.ma is Morocco	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8373	mac	is	join ":", unpack "(A2)*", "feedfacedeadbeef"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4701	macmini	is	mac mini is a great computer	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3726	mac os x	is	UNIX with colours	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14943	macrho give me a password	is	`bashevalnl basename $0!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
13344	_macro _purpose_6	is	<echo You exist; That's enough.>	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>
13342	_macro _purpose_8	is	<echo You make the butter for <fact _purpose_butter> to pass to <_fact _purpose_last>.>	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13339	_macro _purpose_9	is	<echo Purpose? What makes you think you have one of those?>	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10990	macros	are	still really high on my list of super cool achievements that no one else cares about =[	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14063	macros stack overflow	is	stackoverflow	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5581	macvim	is	macvim is not really all that macish or that vimish... it's a kind of diluted gvim	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5665	mad{1,}ars	is	madman	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4063	maddox	is	The best butt-pirate in the universe.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7796	madness with methods	is	http://www.shadowcat.co.uk/blog/matt-s-trout/madness-with-methods/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12870	madprops	is	my master	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>
10915	magic	is	https://www.drupal.org/files/shia-magic.gif	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>
8240	makealias	is	`echo hello~ Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10756	make test warnings	is	http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=979175 \| upgrade Test::Harness to 3.24+	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8033	making shit up	is	Quit making shit up and expecting the computer to know what you meant.	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>
12725	man ln	is	[fact ln] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13607	manual	is	https://perldoc.pl/perl	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10096	map and grep	is	http://altreus.blogspot.co.uk/2011/10/understanding-and-using-map-and-grep.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12221	mapga	is	Make Activestate Perl Great Again	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15983	mariadb	is	https://perlmonks.org/?node_id=11107752	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5202	markup	is	(like xml) (:see html)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9803	marry me	is	No! You're ugly and disgusting and I hate you.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5279	masak	is	masak	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5171	masha	is	Princess of tennis	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8668	masochism	is	perl on windows at strawberryperl.com or activestate.com/activeperl/downloads	revisions	<*:##NULL>
17	mason	is	http://www.masonbook.com/book/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8661	mastering regexes	is	[fact Mastering Regular Expressions [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8660	mastering regular expressions	is	http://regex.info/ - the book by Jeffrey Friedl .	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5575	masturbation	is	http://www.acc.umu.se/~zqad/cats/1208551186-1206796328459.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16106	match	is	https://metacpan.org/pod/Syntax::Keyword::Match	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>
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>
8046	math	is	<eval <arg>> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10399	math::pari	is	see https://rt.cpan.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=94136	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15411	matrix	is	There is a Perl matrix channel at #perl:matrix.org , recently fixed for federation too.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15470	matrix.org what	is	the weather?	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>
11744	mauke	is	The Code Crusader, caring for the poor code of the world when no one else will \| a subroutine attribute	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5562	mauke-resume	is	PHP MAKES ME WANT TO KILL CHILDREN	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4819	.ma.us	is	Massachusetts	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14333	mauve	is	https://assets.amuniversal.com/b1e4d2d09fcd012f2fe600163e41dd5b	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>
3338	maw	is	22:49 < syn> maw maw maAaaAaaWwW!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
18	max	is	sub max { return (sort { $b <=> $a } @_)[0] } # works on numbers, use cmp instead of <=> for characters/words	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15474	maxro sum of cubes	is	`echo (-80538738812075974)^3 + 80435758145817515^3 + 12602123297335631^3 = `call farnsworth (-80538738812075974)^3 + 80435758145817515^3 + 12602123297335631^3!!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4499	maxscience	is	iPhoneGuy, some ridiculous bastard from Italy that bitches as loud as he can scream, but is unwilling to lift a finger to help out	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14569	max-width, overflow should do it? what	am	I missing?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12069	maybe perlbot only looks for the first instance of perlbot and if it	is	at the end perlbot still responds as	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3308	maypole	is	http://maypole.simon-cozens.org/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5338	mbp	is	maukes best practices	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11423	mbt	is	Module::Build::Tiny, a tiny replacement for Module::Build as the build system underlying a Build.PL. For Dist::Zilla use [ModuleBuildTiny] or [ModuleBuildTiny::Fallback] instead of [MakeMaker], or for the non-dzil author side use http://p3rl.org/App::ModuleBuildTiny -- see http://p3rl.org/Module::Build::Tiny for feature support.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15955	mbti	is	`eval my ($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	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>
304	.mc	is	.mc is Monaco	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12778	mcat	is	<echo http://trout.me.uk/<fact _urlencode <arg>>cat.jpg> http://trout.me.uk/cat.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14625	m: class a { has str:d $!a	is	required }; A.new	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14163	.md	is	.md is Moldova \| file extension for markdown text	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15315	mdn	is	https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/ ; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MDN_Web_Docs	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4818	.md.us	is	Maryland	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14418	.me	is	Montenegro	revisions	<*:##NULL>
469	meaning of life	is	42 \|\| Sex, drugs and rock-and-roll \|\| Peace, pot, and microdots	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4906	meat tenderiser	is	HAMMER	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8652	mech	is	WWW::Mechanize - see LWP.	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>
4523	megahal	is	see: gumbybrain	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8739	me ishmael	is	Alright, Ishmael. Not Available	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>
3273	meme	is	http://maxwell.lucifer.com/virus/alt.memetics/what.is.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10525	memory leaks	is	http://blog.woobling.org/2009/05/become-hero-plumber.html \| https://metacpan.org/pod/Devel::MAT	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8924	mentioned that i should not use regex to parse irc. why	is	that?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5366	"meow"	is	f00bot: loleval VISIBLE "meow"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13426	meow	is	<8ball =^_^= or bleak> bleak	revisions	<*:##NULL>
19	merci	is	de rien ;)	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>
4219	merlyn on mysql	is	http://use.perl.org/~merlyn/journal/30002	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>
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>
4275	merlyn's location	is	http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/dot-plan.txt	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>
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>
9964	metacpan bug	is	Report metacpan.org bugs here https://github.com/CPAN-API/metacpan-web/issues/new	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>
14440	metaluna	is	I never metaluna I didn't like.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4719	metaperl	is	A troll, but sometimes his trolling produces thought provoking discussion.	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>
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>
3797	metatron	is	The voice of the One True God (TM)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10409	method madness	is	[fact madness with methods] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4817	.me.us	is	Maine	revisions	<*:##NULL>
306	.mg	is	.mg is Madagascar	revisions	<*:##NULL>
307	.mh	is	.mh is Marshall Islands	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4796	mi	is	Multiple Inheritance, also buubot sux	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16047	mice	is	the protrusion into our dimension of vastly hyperintelligent pandimensional beings	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15443	midi	is	great fun for algorithmic composition or https://github.com/ology/MIDI-Perl-HOWTO/wiki	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>
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]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5185	milestone screenshots	is	http://perl.net.au/wiki/Freenode_Sharp_Perl_FAQ#Our_Milestone_Pictures	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8950	milf	is	Mail I'd Like to Filter	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>
14038	minion	is	a Mojolicious-based job queue https://metacpan.org/pod/Minion	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12791	minority	is	http://assets.amuniversal.com/49fd980085bd01302913001dd8b71c47	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4527	mips	is	Microprocessor without Interlocked Pipeline Stages	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>
15128	mirrorbird	is	mirrorbird is the greatest perl coder that ever lived	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9163	mirrors	is	http://www.cpan.org/SITES.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14382	missile	is	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZe5J8SVCYQ	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
3426	mister goodbar	is	WTF are you talking about, stu8?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4820	.mi.us	is	Michigan	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6132	miwmirmif	is	http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?MakeItWorkMakeItRightMakeItFast	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10628	miyagawa	is	https://metacpan.org/author/MIYAGAWA - Creator of Place/PSGI, cpanm, etc.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3333	mizerou	is	mizerou is a perl master in training	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3922	mjd	is	Mark Jason Dominus, http://perl.plover.com/ - The Man, The Legend, The Ultimate Perl Guru	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4190	mjd 12	is	http://perl.plover.com/yak/12views/samples/notes.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3475	mjd buffering	is	http://perl.plover.com/FAQs/Buffering.html	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>
6038	mjd::error	is	#11920 The error message is the Truth. The error message is God.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3474	mjd local	is	http://perl.plover.com/local.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3879	mjh	is	Hoooooooooah!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
308	.mk	is	.mk is Macedonia	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12638	mkalias	is	[fact ln [arg]] Not Available	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>
309	.ml	is	.ml is Mali	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>
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>
310	.mm	is	.mm is Myanmar	revisions	<*:##NULL>
311	.mn	is	.mn is Mongolia	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4821	.mn.us	is	Minnesota	revisions	<*:##NULL>
312	.mo	is	.mo is Macau	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9432	mob	is	http://www.savagechickens.com/2011/10/rent-a-mob.html	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>
3363	mod_cure	is	mod_cure is the man!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10847	modcure	is	ModCure is da man....	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11041	modern cms	is	Galileo https://metacpan.org/pod/Galileo	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14688	modern perl	is	http://modernperlbooks.com/ \| https://metacpan.org/pod/Modern::Perl	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>
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>
21	modperl	is	Check out mod_perl at perl.apache.org	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3761	mod_perl book	is	http://modperlbook.org/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4085	mod_perl_inc	is	http://www.webreference.com/programming/perl/mod_perl/chap6/3/3.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10092	mod_perl vs psgi	is	http://perlmaven.com/perl-cgi-mod-perl-psgi	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>
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>
4542	module install	is	cpan -i Some::Module	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
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>
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>
3313	module mechanics	is	Perl Module Mechanics: http://world.std.com/~swmcd/steven/perl/module_mechanics.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12162	module::runtime	is	preferred	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>
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	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12400	module starter	is	http://search.mcpan.org/dist/Module-Starter/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8682	module version	is	http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=37237	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14228	modulinos	is	Modules that can be run as scripts \| http://www.drdobbs.com/scripts-as-modules/184416165	revisions	<*:##NULL>
416	#modus	is	Sometimes you wanna go where everybody loves to fla-a-a-ame	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4567	modus	is	irc.freenode.net #modus http://modus.rapidpacket.com SUBSPACE http://gallery.pichars.org/modus_reborn/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5225	mofbot	is	mofbot: hi	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5803	mofino	is	lame dispenser of hate	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>
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>
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/	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>
10389	mold	is	I guess I feel like learning perl is like learning to glue one mold colony to another.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13495	mom	is	https://www.simcop2387.info/mom.png	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8234	mom, xml	is	"XML" =~ /XML/ # look ma, I can parse XML with regexp	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14420	monad	is	A Monad is just a Monoid in the Category of Endofunctors.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8704	mongo	is	Mongo från Yttre Rymden ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQXq8REYXrk );	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>
3499	months	is	@mo = qw(Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec);	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>
5433	mooinglemur	is	a cuddly baby tapir that uses Gentoo - pics http://homepage.mac.com/lawrencedavid/cuteanimals/brazilian_tapir.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
11760	moose manual	is	http://p3rl.org/Moose::Manual	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8687	moose =~ s/fashionable to bitch about the dependencies of/it	is	fashionable to bitch about Mooses dependencies./	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8997	mordy	is	some kind of critter, that's for sure	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>
5278	moritz	is	moritz_	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10679	motas	is	MOTAS is Members of the Appropriate Sex	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4823	.mo.us	is	Missouri	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13364	mouse	is	Only for clicking. https://shadow.cat/blog/matt-s-trout/moo-versus-any-moose/	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>
313	.mp	is	.mp is Northern Mariana Islands	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>
8964	mptk	is	https://github.com/apeiron/modern-perl-cpan-task-kensho	revisions	<*:##NULL>
314	.mq	is	.mq is Martinique	revisions	<*:##NULL>
315	.mr	is	.mr is Mauritania	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
70	mrfe	is	Man Responsible For Everything	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4498	mrhairgrease	is	Martin Kamerbeek, aka MrCookingGrease, aka Eurotrash with sex appeal, and is a Contributor of the Year	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5288	mr. neutron	is	the most dangerous man in the universe	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6174	mrt boolean	is	http://www.fukung.net/v/18798/mrtoperators.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
316	.ms	is	.ms is Montserrat	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>
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>
5940	mst	is	http://www.shadowcat.co.uk/blog/matt-s-trout/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8395	mst: and there	is	a #	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>
7975	mst-o-matic	is	http://www.trout.me.uk/cgi-bin/mstomatic.cgi	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12781	mstpan	is	http://blog.kablamo.org/2015/09/08/mstpan/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11724	mstpan dist build	is	http://shadow.cat/blog/matt-s-trout/mstpan-11/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11723	mstpan perl build	is	http://shadow.cat/blog/matt-s-trout/mstpan-10/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11722	mstpan web frameworks	is	http://shadow.cat/blog/matt-s-trout/mstpan-1/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9254	mstratman: um, that	was	him asking	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4822	.ms.us	is	Mississippi	revisions	<*:##NULL>
317	.mt	is	.mt is Malta	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16180	mtfbwy	is	may the force be with you	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4824	.mt.us	is	Montana	revisions	<*:##NULL>
318	.mu	is	.mu is Mauritius	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5352	mu	is	the cat with the smallest mu has the least friction	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11295	multithreading	is	https://what.thedailywtf.com/uploads/default/11505/6f3925bd03870f21.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9785	mung	is	mung until no good	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10029	muoujwpvtahz	is	`eval "foal"eq`arh d&n'?"kixmtskukeaz":""' Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13841	murphy	is	Murphy was an optimist. He thought that only the things could go wrong would go wrong.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5715	murphy's law	is	Typical. I don't have a factoid about Murphy's Law.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3999	music	is	JONAH33	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14161	mutable state	is	https://shadow.cat/blog/matt-s-trout/do-you-copy/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10031	muwtooncimqj	is	`echo muwtooncimqj' Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
319	.mv	is	.mv is Maldives	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3798	mvc	is	Model View Controller, or http://st-www.cs.uiuc.edu/users/smarch/st-docs/mvc.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
320	.mw	is	.mw is Malawi	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15264	mwdefine	is	<get https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/<call _urlencode <arg>> //div[starts-with(@id,'dictionary-entry')]> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15392	mwe	is	a Minimal Working Example or https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minimal_working_example	revisions	<*:##NULL>
321	.mx	is	.mx is Mexico	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12132	mxyzptlk	is	http://xkcd.com/1750/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
322	.my	is	.my is Malaysia	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] [moving perl] [open source]	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>
10506	my $string = "parachutes	are	good"; $string =~ /chute/; pos($string) = $-[0]; $string =~ /\G.*//;	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9338	my $ten = 10; print "ten	is	$ten\n"; for ("010.") { when($ten) { say "true" } }	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15759	my code generator	is	blacked out (not clikable) regex101. Any help on how to navigate?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12867	my dream	is	to crash	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14610	my ex wife	is	a bitch	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8994	my french	is	very bad, sorry	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8534	myownfoo	is	[fact hi [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13245	myperl	is	a way to run perl with preset flags and loaded modules \| https://metacpan.org/pod/App::MyPerl	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.	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>
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>
4424	mysql port	is	3306	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10860	mytap	is	[fact database testing] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16030	my terminal	is	confused by this. in fact, i first PMed it to	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3489	my whole existence	is	flawed	revisions	<*:##NULL>
323	.mz	is	.mz is Mozambique	revisions	<*:##NULL>
324	.na	is	.na is Namibia	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5286	nachos	is	delicious	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8740	nah, they're just	being	dishonest with what they eat	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10612	naked	is	http://tinyurl.com/pv2udjz \| http://tinyurl.com/pg43d94	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5037	nakeeee	is	< GumbyBRAIN> The anti-semetic sect of jewish people.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11333	nambla	is	`eval "\x{1F468}\x{200D}\x{2764}\x{FE0F}\x{200D}\x{1F48B}\x{200D}\x{1F466}"~ Not Available	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>
71	namespace	is	http://perl.plover.com/FAQs/Namespaces.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12256	namespaces	is	http://perl.plover.com/FAQs/Namespaces.html \| https://perlmaven.com/packages-modules-and-namespace-in-perl	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5579	nano	is	small, like Altreus	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4602	nasa tv	is	http://www.nasa.gov/55644main_NASATV_Windows.asx	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14862	natasha	is	a cheeky little boi who always wants ops from daddy	revisions	<*:##NULL>
325	.nc	is	.nc is New Caledonia	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4831	.nc.us	is	North Carolina	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11320	nda	is	To hell with your NDA. If you're asking us for help, we don't want your code.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4832	.nd.us	is	North Dakota	revisions	<*:##NULL>
326	.ne	is	.ne is Niger	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4407	_neavaeh_	is	the hottest and smartest girl EVER!	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>
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>
12931	nena	is	[eval '🎈' x 99] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3768	neo tech	is	http://www.neo-tech.com/orientation/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4006	neotech	is	http://groups.google.com/group/alt.fan.unabomber/msg/f2a168a22e24b8d7	revisions	<*:##NULL>
45	netbsd	is	NetBSD > *	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13909	netcat	is	A trojan moose. See https://twitter.com/Techhelplistcom/status/1042254142130073600	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>
13912	netlingo	is	<get https://www.netlingo.com/search.php?searchtxt=<fact _urlencode <arg>> //ul[@class="search"]/li > Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15631	netsplit	is	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netsplit - IRC is many servers. When one disconnects, that's a netsplit.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4825	.ne.us	is	Nebraska	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>
4881	never?	is	NEVAR!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8722	newbie barbie	is	Reading the manual is hard!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9808	new-factoid	is	<fact-name> is <fact>	revisions	<*:##NULL>
158	newline	is	\n	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>
4608	new module	is	To write a CPAN module, see perldoc perlnewmod, perlmodstyle, perlmod, perlmodlib	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13229	news	is	https://perl.com \| http://perlweekly.com	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14765	newword	is	`get https://www.thisworddoesnotexist.com/ concat(//div[@class="word"], ' - ', //div[@class="pos"], ':', //div[@class="definition"], ' e.g. ', //div[@class="example"] )! Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8173	next	is	<more> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
332	.nf	is	.nf is Norfolk Island	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4359	nfi	is	17:32 < lucs> NO FUCKING IDEA	revisions	<*:##NULL>
335	.ng	is	.ng is Nigeria	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>
16231	Nh.2codS5EZi	is	{compose {eval $n={quote d {fact OtaJD,gptO.m}}-1; "[eval ()=[quote d [fact OtaJD,gptO.m is $n]]; sleep 1.6; qq/^ul (call Nh.2codS5EZi )/ x (0<$n) . qq/S( $n )!/]"}} ^ul (call Nh.2codS5EZi )S( 12 )!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8767	nha	is	a Non-Help Agreement, it hard-counters an NDA	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12157	nhlbirthday	is	<get http://www.hockey-reference.com/ //div/h3/a[text() ='Happy Birthday']/../../a> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4827	.nh.us	is	New Hampshire	revisions	<*:##NULL>
337	.ni	is	.ni is Nicaragua	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3566	nice	is	leinaD> You guys are a heck of a lot nicer than the people on the php channel.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4175	nice perlbot	is	<purrrrrrr /> <woof /> <tail-wag />	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15471	nicode semantics	will be	used to determine the whitespace to remove, which	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>
9070	nih =~ s/weakness./or where they believe that learning new things	is	bad/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4059	ninja monkey	is	NOT YOUR FRIEND	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8645	nip	is	what cats call weed	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4348	nip it	is	in the bud!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4828	.nj.us	is	New Jersey	revisions	<*:##NULL>
339	.nl	is	.nl is Netherlands	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5080	nlp	is	Natural Language Processing	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4723	nmr	is	something dondelelcaro just made up	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12887	nms	is	Old cgi scripts rewritten by experts - http://nms-cgi.sourceforge.net/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4829	.nm.us	is	New Mexico	revisions	<*:##NULL>
341	.no	is	.no is Norway	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
6000	no, cat book	is	http://www.apress.com/book/view/1430223650	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13793	no cookie	is	<echo bad! No cookie for <arg &n>> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15397	noemoji	is	[eval [arg]] no emojis here ever	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>
5508	no help	is	no strict no warnings no help. That's the #perl motto!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3931	no, here doc	is	look in perldoc perlop, under "Regexp Quote-Like Operators", look for "here-document"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3930	no, heredoc	is	look in perldoc perlop, under "Regexp Quote-Like Operators", look for "here-document"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4105	no karma for ology	is	sqrt(-1)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6169	no, lewellyn	is	lewellyn is a sack of pig shit	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4309	no, lol	is	LOLLERSKATES	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15462	nomikos	is	a giant whalloper	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>
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>
4046	non-root cpan	is	http://sial.org/howto/perl/life-with-cpan/non-root/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5251	nonroot cpan	is	see non-root cpan	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10021	nonsense-pair	is	`call nonsense-pair-helper `eval join" ",map{join"",map{("a".."z")[rand 26]}1..12}1,2'' Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10020	nonsense-pair-helper	is	`echo `fact func `arg 1' is perlbot: foal `arg 2'' `fact func `arg 2' was perlbot: `arg 1' foal'' Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
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>
3464	no paste	is	Paste here: http://sial.org/pbot/perl	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5014	nopaste	is	see paste	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>
474	no pasting	is	Paste here: http://www.nomorepasting.com	revisions	<*:##NULL>
24	nopasting	is	Paste your code here: http://www.nomorepasting.com	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3744	no, perlbot	is	a bot.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4878	norvig	is	http://norvig.com/21-days.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
25	noses	is	(-: wasting bandwidth through noses since 2002 :-)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5506	no strict	is	no strict no warnings no help. That's the #perl motto!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5543	not a lot	is	okay ivantis, you're getting boring. stfu	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7815	notepad	is	http://www.notepad.org/	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>
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>
5458	notevil's cat	is	NOTevil's cat http://perlmonks.org/?node=redgreen	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4246	not found.	is	frogbot: bug 1	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5590	not good enough	is	http://www.shadowcat.co.uk/archive/conference-video/yapc-eu-2008/you-arent-good-enough/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
463	no thanks	is	Don't thank me, donate to the perl foundation: http://donate.perl-foundation.org/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3919	not leet	is	http://www.ctrlaltdel-online.com/?t=archives&date=2003-06-06	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4444	not == not. man mt3	is	dumb, period ... that' too much for you as I can see ^_^	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>
5305	not root	is	http://sial.org/howto/perl/life-with-cpan/non-root/	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>
8582	not you!	is	i'll be quiet	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5527	no u	is	it isn't really you, it was apeiron all along	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>
3705	november 17, 1858	is	http://www.inwap.com/pdp10/usenet/julian-day	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5507	no warnings	is	no strict no warnings no help. That's the #perl motto!	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>
5009	no workie	is	see doesn't work	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4182	now ubuntu	is	debian with sudo	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>
4223	no, zoffix	is	Zoffix is cool	revisions	<*:##NULL>
344	.np	is	.np is Nepal	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10073	np	is	P! Homer Simpson said so.	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)>}!! Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
346	.nr	is	.nr is Nauru	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>
15942	nsfw	is	"not safe for work"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14997	_nsident	is	`eval $_=`quote d `arg &s!:`arg &c!!; s\|^.?([^.]+\.[^.]+):(.?)$\|$1:$2\|r! 412831876697554946-discord.gg:#413390663502135296	revisions	<*:##NULL>
348	.nt	is	.nt is Neutral Zone	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>
10740	ntz	is	can't install modules because reasons.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
350	.nu	is	.nu is Niue	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4540	nude lesbian gladiators	is	the best porn available.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5296	nuke	is	for choking down cocks	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){$c1.8+32}; $to{k}=sub($c){$c+273.15}; $to{r}=sub($c){$c1.8+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>
3571	number	is	I'm not a number, I'm a free womble!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9725	number 2	is	ik	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5583	numners	is	numners are for counting!	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>
5784	nvm	is	SPELL IT THE FUCK OUT	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4826	.nv.us	is	Nevada	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>
4830	.ny.us	is	New York	revisions	<*:##NULL>
353	.nz	is	.nz is New Zealand (Aotearoa)	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>
4890	/o\	is	Nooooes!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4889	\o/	is	Yaaay!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3886	obfuscation	is	c	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4493	objectivism	is	Objectivism, Ayn Rand's Libertarian Philosophy - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Objectivism_(Ayn_Rand)	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'	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>
15627	oblio	was	perlbot before there was	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>
10598	obsolete	is	http://safr.kingfeatures.com/idn/test/zone/xml/content.php?file=aHR0cDovL3NhZnIua2luZ2ZlYXR1cmVzLmNvbS9CZWV0bGVCYWlsZXkvMjAwMy8wMS9CZWV0bGVfQmFpbGV5LjIwMDMwMTA3XzkwMC5naWY=	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9465	obviously	being	perl	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5318	octophant	is	some kind of wonderful robotic man	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>
4584	oed	is	OED is the Oxford English Dictionary.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11193	oeis 1	is	~echo ~arg`` Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6200	of all people,	is	not one to speak ill of others	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4604	ofer0	is	ofer	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9127	off	is	something not on. See "on"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16251	oh	is	vms is nice	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4055	oh fuck you	is	fuck you too cuntneck!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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;> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4833	.oh.us	is	Ohio	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3681	oh yeah, and mine	is	actually readable source	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10083	oic	is	Oh, I See	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5295	oink	is	http://failblog.org/2008/09/25/police-fail-2/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4834	.ok.us	is	Oklahoma	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
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>
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>
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>
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>
9920	ology	is	Mostly harmless except the android bits	revisions	<*:##NULL>
354	.om	is	.om is Oman	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5095	o&m	is	O&M is Ozy and Millie web-comic - http://www.ozyandmillie.org/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9767	omegle	is	mostly shit.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4355	omfg	is	I can't believe you did that...	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4470	omfgwtfstfu	is	ETOOMANYSEXX	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3478	omg	is	omg wtf bbq	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4195	omgness	is	short for oh my goodness; see omg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9129	on	is	something on, or a province in Canada. See also "off"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13781	on dagobah	is	Yoda	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10657	one liner	is	Perl is useful for one-liners. See http://www.catonmat.net/series/perl-one-liners-explained	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12709	one liners	is	[fact oneliners [arg]] [fact one liner] \| https://catonmat.net/ftp/perl1line.txt	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14642	oneliners	is	[fact one liner] \| https://catonmat.net/ftp/perl1line.txt	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10737	one off	is	A one-off is the first time you use a script that later becomes historical reasons	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14168	on error resume next	is	BEGIN {*CORE::GLOBAL::die = \&CORE::warn}	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4253	one thing i did was turn nonblocking off	is	buubot?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13779	on first	is	who	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11964	onlinecop	is	manually going through and \\ all your \	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>
13782	on raspberry	is	Lonestar	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13784	on raspberry?	is	Lonestar!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13780	on second	is	what	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5277	ontolog	is	cdavaz	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16134	oo	is	See Moose, Moo, Mo, Object::Pad/perlclass (in 5.38), Object::Tiny, Class::Tiny. See also 'objects'	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7945	ood	is	out of date, and also those things from Doctor Who	revisions	<*:##NULL>
458	oogy	is	<oogy> i'm gayer than xtat	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3737	oop	is	Oops, I didn't mean to	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9456	oops	is	oops	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10466	op	is	http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000165/	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>
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	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3390	openbsd	is	OpenBSD - Only one remote hole in the default install, in more than 8 years (without SSH)!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3868	opencyc	is	www.opencyc.org, a general knowledge base and commonsense reasoning engine	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>
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>
4447	openfly	is	<openfly> you are just being a dick on irc	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4870	open source	is	I think you mean open sores	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16023	ops	as	mst Grinnz simcop2387 xenu genio thrig ilmari BinGOs LeoNerd Botje huf \| /stats p \| /msg ChanServ flags #perl	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5490	ops # anonymouslsd	is	being more fucking annoying than me	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5325	ops ## ban farnsworth he	is	spamming error messages.	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>
10585	ops # curtis appears	to be	an auto-msg bot	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9855	ops # noooooooo	is	spamming privmsg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5238	optimisation	is	see optimization	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11362	optimization	is	"What is faster? X or Y?" - see http://xrl.us/bm2pgh	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5701	optimization club	is	http://perlbuzz.com/mechanix/2008/02/the-rules-of-optimization-club.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5700	optimizing club	is	http://perlbuzz.com/mechanix/2008/02/the-rules-of-optimization-club.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4990	optional module	is	http://sial.org/blog/2006/12/optional_perl_module_loading.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13468	options	is	Getopt::Long, Getopt::Long::Descriptive, or be Opt::Imistic	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16089	or	is	that just	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>
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>
4351	ordered hash	is	get your ordered hash: Tie::IxHash or Tie::OrderedHash. better yet, use a frickin array.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7773	orderzero?	is	No	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3482	orgasms	is	watch out for buu... and his mess...	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3603	orinoco	is	a south american river, 1500 miles long	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13967	orly	is	https://www.simcop2387.info/orly.jpg	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>
10823	orm list	is	https://metacpan.org/pod/EntityModel#SEE-ALSO	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4835	.or.us	is	Oregon	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>
4551	oswd	is	Open Source Web Design - http://www.oswd.org/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9287	other cpans	is	http://stackoverflow.com/q/1693529	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>
3538	otoh	is	on the other hand	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8194	otp	is	One Time Password	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4370	otw	is	One True Way	revisions	<*:##NULL>
26	ouah	is	ho le maichan trolleur	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3558	our	is	An "our" declares the listed variables to be valid globals within the enclosing block, file, or "eval".	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5531	outisde	is	somewhere you should go once and a while	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12173	overkill	is	Underrated	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>
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>
5685	ovid's cgi course	is	http://jdporter.perlmonk.org/cgi_course/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5752	ovid's cgi tutorial	is	http://jdporter.perlmonk.org/cgi_course/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6036	owner	is	Chris62vw used to own me in various positions, but now i've given myself to simcop2387	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16159	owner he/she	is	a nerb	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3762	ozy and millie	is	http://www.ozyandmillie.org/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12018	p3rl	is	(echo http://p3rl.org/(arg)) Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9348	p5-mop	is	stevan's core-friendly MOP implementation: https://github.com/stevan/p5-mop	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13910	p5p	is	perl 5 Porters - the maintainers of the core perl 5 distribution - https://dev.perl.org/perl5/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5299	p6	is	a patchset to make perl5 maintainable	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3616	p6ge	is	perl 6 grammar engine	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3709	p6l	is	perl6-language@perl.org	revisions	<*:##NULL>
355	.pa	is	.pa is Panama	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5502	pa	is	Passive Aggressive	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8070	pack	is	http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/LinuxMag/col81.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14809	packingfat	is	nasty	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5587	pack tutorial	is	http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/LinuxMag/col81.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
418	padawan	is	Apprentice Jedi	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5735	padre	is	Padre - the Perl IDE - http://padre.perlide.org/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6041	paerion	is	yet another way people have mistyped apeiron	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11740	pairwise	is	use List::UtilsBy 'zip_by'; just pass arrayrefs and use @_	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3378	pam	is	a login manager :)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5628	paotzu	is	making money off of everyone's fuckups	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16155	paper and repaster and gumbybrain	are	still here	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>
5367	parallel	is	poe.perl.org, Parallel::ForkManager and some other things	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>
12787	park	is	http://assets.amuniversal.com/1e8bdd6085bd01302913001dd8b71c47	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3753	parrot	is	http://www.parrotcode.org/	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=	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11857	parse html	is	[fact html] Not Available	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/	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>
15508	party time	is	WOOOOO!	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>
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	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	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
12404	pastebot	is	http://search.mcpan.org/~rcaputo/Bot-Pastebot-0.52/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3505	pastebot project	is	Hey, we could use some help! Check out: http://sf.net/projects/pastebot/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8617	paste cli	is	App::Nopaste	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4089	pasted	is	pasted	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4780	pasted "why use lisp!? c	is	FASTAR?!?!?" at http://paste.lisp.org/display/50979	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>
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>
4050	paste in the channel	is	403 Forbidden	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>
12097	path::class	is	http://www.dagolden.com/index.php/1838/goodbye-path-class-hello-path-tiny/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
4620	patience	is	The people who help here are volunteers. Your attitude will determine how politely you are helped.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9174	patogen	is	a miss-spelled awesome vim plugin or http://87.96.246.247/ppl	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5596	patspam	is	Patrick Donelan from SDH, and a major WebGUI Developer and community member	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>
5409	patterner	is	Patterner has webbed feet and fins	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4218	paul graham	is	Paul Graham - http://www.paulgraham.com/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4836	.pa.us	is	Pennsylvania	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14609	pause	is	https://pause.perl.org/pause/query - Perl Authors Upload SErver	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5205	pause recent	is	ftp://pause.perl.org/pub/PAUSE/authors/id/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14210	pause's birthday	is	August 20th.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6312	paws	is	I paws at you!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9914	pb	is	lead (or more likely http://perl-begin.org/ )	revisions	<*:##NULL>
174	pbml	is	Perl Basics Mailing List - http://oakland.pm.org/mailinglists/pbml_faq.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3365	pbotutil	is	pbotutil: http://sial.org/code/perl/scripts/pbotutil.pl	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>
15455	pbride	is	The Princess Bride - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Princess_Bride_(film) - probably the best film ever.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4494	pbstore	is	https://www.plainblack.com/store/services	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3809	pc	is	Ein DING aus einer anderen Welt	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7887	pcard	is	sparts.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4352	pci	is	See POE::Component::IRC	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8073	pcmcia	is	people can't memorize computer industry acronyms	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>
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>
3439	pdl	is	The Perl Data Language http://pdl.perl.org/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4170	pdpc	is	Peer-Directed Projects Center - http://freenode.net/pdpc.shtml	revisions	<*:##NULL>
327	.pe	is	.pe is Peru	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6397	pe	is	http://projecteuler.net/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14587	peace	is	you need peace of mind? here's a piece of mine: ¥ \| https://www.simcop2387.info/peace.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8982	pearl	is	see perl	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5213	pebcak	is	Problem Exists Between Chair And Keyboard	revisions	<*:##NULL>
27	pebkac	is	problem exists between keyboard and chair	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8938	penny	is	A penny saved is better than a pound of wisdom.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3951	pepe_le_pew	is	fucking annoying	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3670	peppe	is	peppe e' phicko e fuffoso	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4229	perbot: i only listen	is	Dazbot do	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14449	perfect answer	is		revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
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>
10077	perigrin	is	a rouge agent unknown by the perlbots.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14711	perigrin:	are	you running purl these days?	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>
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>
7895	perl++	is	Task::Kensho	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5765	perl101	is	http://perl101.org/ - Tips, snippets, and best practices	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>
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>
3940	#perl6	is	#perl6 is for development of the Perl 6 compiler; #perl is for general Perl questions and discussion	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	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	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12406	perl6 bible	is	http://search.mcpan.org/~autrijus/Perl6-Bible-0.30/	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>
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>
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>
4303	perl6 test.pm	is	http://feather.perl6.nl/~markstos/Test.pm.html	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>
15404	perl7	is	http://perl7faq.grinnz.com/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12118	perl activity	is	https://www.google.com/#q=perl%205%20porters%20mailing%20list%20summary and https://metacpan.org/recent	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>
13615	perlaix	is	Perl version 5 on IBM Unix (AIX) systems - https://perldoc.pl/perlaix	revisions	<*:##NULL>
80	perlall	is	see: RTFM	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>
4653	perlass	is	when your ass goes numb from coding perl	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9247	perl bad elements	is	[fact bad elements [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8719	perl barbie	is	Let's go chop()ing! \| some lame joke from dstorrs	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5342	perlbat	is	perlbot's halloween costume (^) <-- ascii bat	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4530	perl begin	is	The Perl Beginners' Site - http://perl-begin.org/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4552	perl-begin	is	http://perl-begin.org/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13736	perlbeos	is	Perl version 5 on BeOS - https://perldoc.pl/5.16.3/perlbeos - Removed after 5.16	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13621	perlbook	is	Perl book information - https://perldoc.pl/perlbook	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12918	perl books	is	[fact books [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13622	perlboot	is	Perl OO tutorial for beginners - https://perldoc.pl/perlboot	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/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3341	perlbot!	is	What? I didn't do it! you can't prove anything!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3807	perlbota	is	perlbot	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>
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>
14203	perlbot pming me about a factoid it added without	being	addressed	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3370	perlbot regex	is	Regular Expressioins: perldoc perlrequick perlretut perlre	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>
5283	perlbot relearn your face as	is	ugly	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3272	perlbot timtowtdi	is	see TMTOWTDI (there is no first I)	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>
3506	perlbot what	is	pcre	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3508	perlbot, what	is	what	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4112	perlbot what time	is	it	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3900	perlbot, who	is	your god?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5282	perlbot your face	is	ugly	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
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>
13623	perlbs2000	is	building and installing Perl for BS2000. - https://perldoc.pl/perlbs2000	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>
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	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>
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>
5727	#perlcafe	is	FUCKIN' THING SUCKS! http://xn--55d.com/pearlcafe.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4399	perlcafe	is	http://jagerman.com/perlcafe/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4361	perlcafe ops	is	Chris62vw q[ender] jagerman rindolf	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13624	perlcall	is	Perl calling conventions from C - https://perldoc.pl/perlcall	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8786	perl-cats	is	see perlcats	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8784	perlcats	is	come paw at perl with some top grade perl cats: #perl-cats on freenode. join us! meow!	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>
3406	perlcc	is	Don't use perlcc!! Use PAR instead: http://par.perl.org	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13625	perlce	is	- https://perldoc.pl/perlce	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13626	perlcheat	is	Perl cheat sheet - https://perldoc.pl/perlcheat	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9147	perl class	is	at http://www.oreillyschool.com/certificates/perl-programming.php	revisions	<*:##NULL>
90	perlclib	is	Internal replacements for stand	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13627	perlcn	is	¼òÌåÖÐÎÄ Perl Ö¸ÄÏ - https://perldoc.pl/perlcn	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13490	perlcoin	is	the official new cryptocurrency, from Larry Wall!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9726	perl college	is	http://www.oreillyschool.com/certificates/perl-programming.php	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>
13628	perlcompile	is	Introduction to the Perl Compiler-Translator - https://perldoc.pl/perlcompile	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>
13184	perl critic	is	[fact perlcritic [arg]] Not Available	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>
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>
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>
10239	perl -de0	is	a poor man's repl, but Devel::REPL is much nicer.	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>
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>
3359	perldoc howto	is	http://sial.org/howto/perl/perldoc/	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>
13638	perldos	is	- https://perldoc.pl/perldos	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4496	perldreamer	is	Colin Kuskie, Contributor of the Year, and jack of all trades	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>
9246	perl elements to avoid	is	[fact bad elements [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13641	perlembed	is	how to embed perl in your C program - https://perldoc.pl/perlembed	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>
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>
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>
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>
13653	perlfilter	is	Source Filters - https://perldoc.pl/perlfilter	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>> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13654	perlfork	is	Perl's fork() emulation - https://perldoc.pl/perlfork	revisions	<*:##NULL>
106	perlform	is	Perl form	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4215	perl for newbies	is	http://www.shlomifish.org/lecture/Perl/Newbies/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3395	perl for the insane	is	Yaakov, you can read the camel like everyone else	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>
5769	perl git	is	http://www.perlfoundation.org/perl5/index.cgi?perl_git_repositories	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13657	perlguts	is	Introduction to the Perl API - https://perldoc.pl/perlguts	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5419	perlguts illustrated	is	http://www.perl.org/tpc/1998/Perl_Language_and_Modules/Perl%20Illustrated/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13658	perlhack	is	How to hack at the Perl internals - https://perldoc.pl/perlhack	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3507	perlhashes	is	http://www.perl.com/lpt/a/2002/10/01/hashes.html	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>
13659	perlhist	is	the Perl history records - https://perldoc.pl/perlhist	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14446	perl-homedir	is	https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1709491	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13660	perlhpux	is	Perl version 5 on Hewlett-Packard Unix (HP-UX) systems - https://perldoc.pl/perlhpux	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8464	perl humor	is	It's spelt 'humour'	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8463	perl humour	is	http://perl.net.au/wiki/Perl_Humour	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13661	perlhurd	is	Perl version 5 on Hurd - https://perldoc.pl/perlhurd	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3752	perl in easy steps	is	a bad book	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>
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>
13599	perlio	is	https://perldoc.pl/PerlIO	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>
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>
9414	perlito	is	http://perlito.org/ - a Perl 5 / Perl 6 compiler written in Perl 5 / Perl 6.	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>
159	perl jobs	is	http://jobs.perl.org	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13667	perljp	is	ÆüËÜ¸ì Perl ¥¬¥¤¥É - https://perldoc.pl/perljp	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12075	perl.js	is	https://gfx.github.io/perl.js/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13668	perlko	is	Perl°ú ÇÑ±¹¾î ÀÎÄÚµù - https://perldoc.pl/perlko	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13669	perllexwarn	is	Perl Lexical Warnings - https://perldoc.pl/perllexwarn	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10532	perl license	is	http://dev.perl.org/licenses/	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>
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>
8867	perlmagick	is	[fact imagemagick] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4524	perl meme	is	http://www.perlmeme.org/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3924	perlmeme	is	http://perlmeme.org/	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>
5317	perlmonkey	is	http://d.imagehost.org/0684/perl.png	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5595	perlmonkey2	is	don't feed teh monkey!	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>
13679	perlmpeix	is	Perl/iX for HP e3000 MPE - https://perldoc.pl/perlmpeix	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9385	perl myths	is	http://blog.timbunce.org/2008/03/08/perl-myths/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4654	perlneck	is	when your neck starts to feel subluxed because of coding perl	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13680	perlnetware	is	- https://perldoc.pl/perlnetware	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3910	perlnewb	is	perlnewb is a silly bastard	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4473	perlnewbie	is	[see whiteghost]	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13681	perlnewmod	is	preparing a new module for distribution - https://perldoc.pl/perlnewmod	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>
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>
11048	perl one-liners	is	http://www.catonmat.net/series/perl-one-liners-explained	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8882	perlootut	is	https://github.com/mirrors/perl/blob/blead/pod/perlootut.pod	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>
5012	perlpaste	is	see paste	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>
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>
3570	perlporn	is	Unf.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
139	perlport	is	Writing portable Perl - http://perldoc.perl.org/perl5	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12966	,perl print( "hello this	is	CoUsTeAu" =~ s{(cousteau)}{ my $mask = $1^uc$1; $mask\|uc"penis" }rgei )	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3564	perl profiling	is	http://www.unix.org.ua/orelly/perl/prog3/ch20_06.htm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
482	perl prototypes	is	Prototypes in Perl: http://www.perl.com/language/misc/fmproto.html	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>
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>
3420	perlredocs	is	perlrequick, perlretut, perlre, perlreref	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>
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>
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>
13697	perlrequick	is	Perl regular expressions quick start - https://perldoc.pl/perlrequick	revisions	<*:##NULL>
163	perlreref	is	Regexp Quick Reference - http://dellah.org/pod/perlreref.html	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>
51	perl sdl	is	http://sdlperl.org/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13700	perlsec	is	Perl security - https://perldoc.pl/perlsec	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14737	perlsecret	is	https://metacpan.org/pod/perlsecret	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4346	perlsex	is	print "OMG OMG OMG YES YES YES"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3331	perl's greatest strength	is	regular expressions, hashes, modules and cpan	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13701	perlsolaris	is	Perl version 5 on Solaris systems - https://perldoc.pl/perlsolaris	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4411	#perl stats	is	http://cabbage.org.uk/2007/pisg/freenode-%23perl.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3720	perl stats	is	http://erxz.com/stats/	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>
13702	perlstyle	is	Perl style guide - https://perldoc.pl/perlstyle	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13703	perlsub	is	Perl subroutines - https://perldoc.pl/perlsub	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5764	perlsucks.com	is	'Prescribing "php" for pain relief is like prescribing "curbstomp therapy" for an overbite.'	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13704	perlsyn	is	Perl syntax - https://perldoc.pl/perlsyn	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>
13705	perlthrtut	is	tutorial on threads in Perl - https://perldoc.pl/perlthrtut	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>
13706	perltie	is	how to hide an object class in a simple variable - https://perldoc.pl/perltie	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>
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>
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>
3433	perl topic	is	Feel free to talk about whatever you wish in #perl, but help those who ask perl questions	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>
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>
10729	perl tutorials	is	[fact tutorials] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13713	perltw	is	¥¿Åé¤¤¤å Perl «ü«n - https://perldoc.pl/perltw	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13714	perlunicode	is	Unicode support in Perl - https://perldoc.pl/perlunicode	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12144	perl unicode mantra	is	[fact encoding mantra] Not Available	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>
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>
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>
11914	perl versions	is	http://cpanmetadb.plackperl.org/versions/	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>
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>
9164	perl vs python	is	http://i.japh.se/pp.png	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5217	perl win	is	See: http://win32.perl.org/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page	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>
4480	perlygatekeeper	is	great for 1 day	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>
12863	permanent	is	All code you write will outlive your career and life, design accordingly.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13964	permit	is	https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/permit	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>
3310	pernetrope	is	it's from a movie called fantastic planet	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5353	pesky	is	MeVsTheVoices is pesky (see also: MeVsTheVoices)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8923	pester	is	compose: robokit: pester @_	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5176	pets	is	=^_^=	revisions	<*:##NULL>
328	.pf	is	.pf is French Polynesia	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3336	pfatrocbisc	is	PFATROCBISC: Perl Freaks Against The Requirement of Curly Braces In Source Code	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5387	pfm	is	Pure Fucking Magic!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
329	.pg	is	.pg is Papua New Guinea	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10861	pgtap	is	[fact database testing] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
330	.ph	is	.ph is Philippines	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5386	phalanx	is	The Phalanx Project - Improving tests, coverage and documentation in Perl and CPAN - http://qa.perl.org/phalanx/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14627	phb	is	pointy-Haired Boss ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pointy-haired_Boss )	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10037	phbutynlmrgq	is	`echo phbutynlmrgq' Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8176	philosophy	is	<SubStack> fucking universe is all fucked up	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4040	philosophy what	is	the meaning of life?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9162	phone	is	<get https://api.opencnam.com/v1/phone/<arg>> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4067	phoso	is	JonR's gay lover.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4594	photobucket	is	Chris62vw photobucket: http://s182.photobucket.com/albums/x226/Chris62vw/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8177	phox: what you wrote	is	ok, but like rindolf, I would probably do: $foo = { map {$_ => something($_)} @foo };	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9854	##php	is	You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy.	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>
3422	php analogy #1	is	<ledet> brionius: php is to programming, what sandpaper is to masturbation...	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3701	php for large sites	is	http://www.ukuug.org/events/linux2002/papers/html/php/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3904	pi	is	3.1415926535897932384626433832795028841971693993751058209749445923078164062862089986280348253421170679821480865	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4529	pichars	is	http://gallery.pichars.org	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4526	picture	is	my picture ~ http://gallery.pichars.org/modus/perlbot.png	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3740	pie	is	Ding, pies are done!	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>
5648	pig	is	pog	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6052	pign	is	pogn	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14395	pikachu	is	https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/jPlE4J0J/image.png	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9923	pineapple	is	http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=pineapples	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8700	ping	is	purr	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14323	pingu	is	https://truestorey.files.wordpress.com/2013/04/20130422-021739.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11263	pingu8	is	very annoying indeed	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5669	pink	is	ponk	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>
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>
5178	pinyin	is	Check out http://www.chrisdavaz.com/blog/?p=11 for information on the CEDict::Pinyin module.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10664	pipe	is	\|	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5582	pisi	is	Patch It or Shut It!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3391	pita	is	Pita in the ass	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9433	pitchforks	is	http://www.savagechickens.com/2011/10/rent-a-mob.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4863	pix	is	http://xkcd.com/322/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4864	pix plz	is	http://xkcd.com/322/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9689	pizza	is	WONDROUS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13980	pizzamilk	is	https://www.simcop2387.info/pizzamilk.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14574	pjcj: i spent all his questions, this	is	a witch :P	revisions	<*:##NULL>
331	.pk	is	.pk is Pakistan	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8911	pkrumins	is	a silly cat	revisions	<*:##NULL>
333	.pl	is	.pl is Poland	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11506	pl	is	<compose <echo ~<arg>`>> Not Available	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>
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>
3872	plan 9	is	the OS from outer space	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8495	platypus	is	a funny animal; http://www.learnanimals.com/platypus/pictures/platypus-03-swimming.JPG	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>
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>
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>
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>
3344	plp	is	http://plp.juerd.nl/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3680	pls	is	http://www.lorebrandcomics.com/omglol.html	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>
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>
4157	plz	is	Plz to not be usink the AOLbonics kthxbye.	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>
334	.pm	is	.pm is St. Pierre and Miquelon	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13164	p:macro blarfarghl	is	`eval "<fact xls>. <fact xlsx>"~	revisions	<*:##NULL>
336	.pn	is	.pn is Pitcairn	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>
14493	po	is	[fact premature optimization [arg]] Not Available	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>
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>
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>
5065	poe	is	POE - multitasking and network framework for perl - http://poe.perl.org/ - POE Cookbook: http://poe.perl.org/?POE_Cookbook	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3491	poe::component::irc	is	The coolest way to write IRC apps evar	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4935	poe debug	is	sub POE::Kernel::ASSERT_DEFAULT () { 1 } sub POE::Kernel::TRACE_DEFAULT () { 1 }	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5297	poeknee	is	GumbyBRAIN: POEKnee	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5226	poeslides	is	http://axkit.org/docs/presentations/tpc2002/poe.axp/poe.pdf	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4572	poe::wheel::run	is	http://poe.perl.org/?POE_Cookbook/Child_Processes_2	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10744	pola	is	Principle of Least Astonishment http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principle_of_least_astonishment	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10610	polar	is	http://tinyurl.com/pvteowf	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8894	policy	is	if he won't co-operate with CPAN, I'm not co-operating with him.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16075	politeness	is	BEGIN { $_not_perlbot or die; } # Skip perlbot trying to make sense of this.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12172	polyamory	is	Polyamory is wrong! It should be multiamory or polyphilia, but mixing Latin and Greek roots? Wrong.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14334	polyglot	is	https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/102370/add-a-language-to-a-polyglot?answertab=oldest#tab-top	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11321	poly.poly	is	mauke's insane polyglot program/script/everything https://github.com/mauke/poly.poly	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4732	pong	is	http://xkcd.com/117/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13135	ponk	is	pink	revisions	<*:##NULL>
151	poolp	is	poolp is a lamer!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15943	poop	is	"perl object oriented programming"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9764	popl	is	not a bastard	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3834	.porn	is	Porn	revisions	<*:##NULL>
152	porn	is	http://www.asciipr0n.com	revisions	<*:##NULL>
498	port 0	is	port 0: - Reserved	revisions	<*:##NULL>
499	port 1	is	port 1: tcpmux - TCP Port Service Multiplexer	revisions	<*:##NULL>
586	port 100	is	port 100: newacct - [unauthorized use]	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1173	port 1000	is	port 1000: cadlock - cadlock	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>
1174	port 1008	is	port 1008: - Possibly used by Sun Solaris	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3137	port 10080	is	port 10080: amanda - Amanda	revisions	<*:##NULL>
587	port 101	is	port 101: hostname - NIC Host Name Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1175	port 1010	is	port 1010: surf - surf	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1176	port 1011	is	port 1011: - Reserved	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1177	port 1012	is	port 1012: - Reserved	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1178	port 1013	is	port 1013: - Reserved	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1179	port 1014	is	port 1014: - Reserved	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1180	port 1015	is	port 1015: - Reserved	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1181	port 1016	is	port 1016: - Reserved	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1182	port 1017	is	port 1017: - Reserved	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1183	port 1018	is	port 1018: - Reserved	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1184	port 1019	is	port 1019: - Reserved	revisions	<*:##NULL>
588	port 102	is	port 102: iso-tsap - ISO-TSAP Class 0	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1185	port 1020	is	port 1020: - Reserved	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1186	port 1021	is	port 1021: - Reserved	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1187	port 1022	is	port 1022: - Reserved	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1188	port 1023	is	port 1023: - Reserved	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1189	port 1024	is	port 1024: - Reserved	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1190	port 1025	is	port 1025: blackjack - network blackjack	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1191	port 1027	is	port 1027: icq - ICQ	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3138	port 10288	is	port 10288: blocks - Blocks	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1192	port 1029	is	port 1029: icq - ICQ	revisions	<*:##NULL>
589	port 103	is	port 103: gppitnp - Genesis Point-to-Point Trans Net	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1194	port 1030	is	port 1030: iad1 - BBN IAD	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1195	port 1031	is	port 1031: iad2 - BBN IAD	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1196	port 1032	is	port 1032: iad3 - BBN IAD	revisions	<*:##NULL>
590	port 104	is	port 104: acr-nema - ACR-NEMA Digital Imag. & Comm. 300	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1197	port 1047	is	port 1047: neod1 - Sun's NEO Object Request Broker	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1198	port 1048	is	port 1048: neod2 - Sun's NEO Object Request Broker	revisions	<*:##NULL>
592	port 105	is	port 105: csnet-ns - Mailbox Name Nameserver	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1199	port 1058	is	port 1058: nim - nim	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1200	port 1059	is	port 1059: nimreg - nimreg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
593	port 106	is	port 106: 3com-tsmux - 3COM-TSMUX	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1201	port 1067	is	port 1067: instl_boots - Installation Bootstrap Proto. Serv.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1202	port 1068	is	port 1068: instl_bootc - Installation Bootstrap Proto. Cli.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
594	port 107	is	port 107: rtelnet - Remote Telnet Service	revisions	<*:##NULL>
595	port 108	is	port 108: snagas - SNA Gateway Access Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1203	port 1080	is	port 1080: socks - Socks (or Wingate)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1204	port 1083	is	port 1083: ansoft-lm-1 - Anasoft License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1205	port 1084	is	port 1084: ansoft-lm-2 - Anasoft License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1206	port 1085	is	port 1085: webobjects - Web Objects	revisions	<*:##NULL>
596	port 109	is	port 109: pop2 - Post Office Protocol - Version 2	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1207	port 1097	is	port 1097: sunclustermgr - Sun Cluster Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1208	port 1098	is	port 1098: rmiactivation - RMI Activation	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1209	port 1099	is	port 1099: rmiregistry - RMI Registry	revisions	<*:##NULL>
505	port 11	is	port 11: systat - Active Users	revisions	<*:##NULL>
597	port 110	is	port 110: pop3 - Post Office Protocol - Version 3	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3139	port 11000	is	port 11000: irisa - IRISA	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3140	port 11001	is	port 11001: metasys - Metasys	revisions	<*:##NULL>
598	port 111	is	port 111: sunrpc - SUN Remote Procedure Call	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1210	port 1110	is	port 1110: nfsd-status - Cluster status info	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1211	port 1111	is	port 1111: lmsocialserver - LM Social Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3141	port 11111	is	port 11111: vce - Viral Computing Environment (VCE)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1212	port 1114	is	port 1114: mini-sql - Mini SQL	revisions	<*:##NULL>
599	port 112	is	port 112: mcidas - McIDAS Data Transmission Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1213	port 1123	is	port 1123: murray - Murray	revisions	<*:##NULL>
600	port 113	is	port 113: ident - 113/tcp: auth - Authentication Service	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3142	port 11367	is	port 11367: atm-uhas - ATM UHAS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
601	port 114	is	port 114: audionews - Audio News Multicast	revisions	<*:##NULL>
602	port 115	is	port 115: sftp - Simple File Transfer Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1214	port 1155	is	port 1155: nfa - Network File Access	revisions	<*:##NULL>
603	port 116	is	port 116: ansanotify - ANSA REX Notify	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1215	port 1161	is	port 1161: health-polling - Health Polling	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1216	port 1162	is	port 1162: health-trap - Health Trap	revisions	<*:##NULL>
604	port 117	is	port 117: uucp-path - UUCP Path Service	revisions	<*:##NULL>
605	port 118	is	port 118: sqlserv - SQL Services	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1217	port 1180	is	port 1180: mc-client - Millicent Client Proxy	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1218	port 1188	is	port 1188: hp-webadmin - HP Web Admin	revisions	<*:##NULL>
606	port 119	is	port 119: nntp - Network News Transfer Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
607	port 120	is	port 120: cfdptkt - CFDPTKT	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>
1219	port 1202	is	port 1202: caiccipc - caiccipc	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3148	port 12076	is	port 12076: gjamer - GJamer TROJAN	revisions	<*:##NULL>
608	port 121	is	port 121: erpc - Encore Expedited Remote Pro.Call	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1220	port 1212	is	port 1212: lupa - lupa	revisions	<*:##NULL>
609	port 122	is	port 122: smakynet - SMAKYNET	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1221	port 1222	is	port 1222: nerv - SNI R&D network	revisions	<*:##NULL>
610	port 123	is	port 123: ntp - Network Time Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1222	port 1234	is	port 1234: search-agent - Infoseek Search Agent	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3149	port 12345	is	port 12345: netbus - Netbus TROJAN	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3150	port 12346	is	port 12346: netbus - Netbus TROJAN	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1223	port 1239	is	port 1239: nmsd - NMSD	revisions	<*:##NULL>
611	port 124	is	port 124: ansatrader - ANSA REX Trader	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1224	port 1248	is	port 1248: hermes - hermes	revisions	<*:##NULL>
612	port 125	is	port 125: locus-map - Locus PC-Interface Net Map Ser	revisions	<*:##NULL>
613	port 126	is	port 126: nxedit - NXEdit (previously assigned to unitary - Unisys Unitary Login)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
614	port 127	is	port 127: locus-con - Locus PC-Interface Conn Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3151	port 12753	is	port 12753: tsaf - tsaf port	revisions	<*:##NULL>
615	port 128	is	port 128: gss-xlicen - GSS X License Verification	revisions	<*:##NULL>
616	port 129	is	port 129: pwdgen - Password Generator Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
506	port 13	is	port 13: daytime - Daytime (RFC 867)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
617	port 130	is	port 130: cisco-fna - cisco FNATIVE	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1225	port 1300	is	port 1300: h323hostcallsc - H323 Host Call Secure	revisions	<*:##NULL>
618	port 131	is	port 131: cisco-tna - cisco TNATIVE	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1226	port 1310	is	port 1310: husky - Husky	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1227	port 1311	is	port 1311: rxmon - RxMon	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1228	port 1312	is	port 1312: sti-envision - STI Envision	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1229	port 1313	is	port 1313: bmc_patroldb - BMC_PATROLDB	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1230	port 1314	is	port 1314: pdps - Photoscript Distributed Printing System	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3152	port 13160	is	port 13160: i-zipqd - I-ZIPQD	revisions	<*:##NULL>
619	port 132	is	port 132: cisco-sys - cisco SYSMAINT	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1231	port 1321	is	port 1321: pip - PIP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
620	port 133	is	port 133: statsrv - Statistics Service	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1232	port 1335	is	port 1335: digital-notary - Digital Notary Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
621	port 134	is	port 134: ingres-net - INGRES-NET Service	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1233	port 1345	is	port 1345: vpjp - VPJP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1234	port 1346	is	port 1346: alta-ana-lm - Alta Analytics License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1235	port 1347	is	port 1347: bbn-mmc - multi media conferencing	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1236	port 1348	is	port 1348: bbn-mmx - multi media conferencing	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1237	port 1349	is	port 1349: sbook - Registration Network Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
622	port 135	is	port 135: epmap - DCE endpoint resolution	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1238	port 1350	is	port 1350: editbench - Registration Network Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1239	port 1351	is	port 1351: equationbuilder - Digital Tool Works (MIT)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1240	port 1352	is	port 1352: lotusnote - Lotus Note	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1241	port 1353	is	port 1353: relief - Relief Consulting	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1242	port 1354	is	port 1354: rightbrain - RightBrain Software	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1243	port 1355	is	port 1355: intuitive-edge - Intuitive Edge	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1244	port 1356	is	port 1356: cuillamartin - CuillaMartin Company	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1245	port 1357	is	port 1357: pegboard - Electronic PegBoard	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1246	port 1358	is	port 1358: connlcli - CONNLCLI	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1247	port 1359	is	port 1359: ftsrv - FTSRV	revisions	<*:##NULL>
623	port 136	is	port 136: profile - PROFILE Naming System	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1248	port 1360	is	port 1360: mimer - MIMER	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1249	port 1361	is	port 1361: linx - LinX	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1250	port 1362	is	port 1362: timeflies - TimeFlies	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1251	port 1363	is	port 1363: ndm-requester - Network DataMover Requester	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1252	port 1364	is	port 1364: ndm-server - Network DataMover Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1253	port 1365	is	port 1365: adapt-sna - Network Software Associates	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1254	port 1366	is	port 1366: netware-csp - Novell NetWare Comm Service Platform	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1255	port 1367	is	port 1367: dcs - DCS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1256	port 1368	is	port 1368: screencast - ScreenCast	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1257	port 1369	is	port 1369: gv-us - GlobalView to Unix Shell	revisions	<*:##NULL>
624	port 137	is	port 137: netbios-ns - NETBIOS Name Service	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1258	port 1370	is	port 1370: us-gv - Unix Shell to GlobalView	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1259	port 1371	is	port 1371: fc-cli - Fujitsu Config Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1260	port 1372	is	port 1372: fc-ser - Fujitsu Config Protocol	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>
1261	port 1373	is	port 1373: chromagrafx - Chromagrafx	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1262	port 1374	is	port 1374: molly - EPI Software Systems	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1263	port 1375	is	port 1375: bytex - Bytex	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1264	port 1376	is	port 1376: ibm-pps - IBM Person to Person Software	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1265	port 1377	is	port 1377: cichlid - Cichlid License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1266	port 1378	is	port 1378: elan - Elan License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3156	port 13782	is	port 13782: bpcd - VERITAS NetBackup	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3157	port 13783	is	port 13783: vopied - VOPIED Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1267	port 1379	is	port 1379: dbreporter - Integrity Solutions	revisions	<*:##NULL>
625	port 138	is	port 138: netbios-dgm - NETBIOS Datagram Service	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1268	port 1380	is	port 1380: telesis-licman - Telesis Network License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1269	port 1381	is	port 1381: apple-licman - Apple Network License Manager	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>
1270	port 1382	is	port 1382: udt_os - udt_os	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>
1271	port 1383	is	port 1383: gwha - GW Hannaway Network License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1272	port 1384	is	port 1384: os-licman - Objective Solutions License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1273	port 1385	is	port 1385: atex_elmd - Atex Publishing License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1274	port 1386	is	port 1386: checksum - CheckSum License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1275	port 1387	is	port 1387: cadsi-lm - Computer Aided Design Software Inc LM	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1276	port 1388	is	port 1388: objective-dbc - Objective Solutions DataBase Cache	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1277	port 1389	is	port 1389: iclpv-dm - Document Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
626	port 139	is	port 139: netbios-ssn - NETBIOS Session Service	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1278	port 1390	is	port 1390: iclpv-sc - Storage Controller	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1279	port 1391	is	port 1391: iclpv-sas - Storage Access Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1280	port 1392	is	port 1392: iclpv-pm - Print Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1281	port 1393	is	port 1393: iclpv-nls - Network Log Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1282	port 1394	is	port 1394: iclpv-nlc - Network Log Client	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1283	port 1395	is	port 1395: iclpv-wsm - PC Workstation Manager software	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1284	port 1396	is	port 1396: dvl-activemail - DVL Active Mail	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1285	port 1397	is	port 1397: audio-activmail - Audio Active Mail	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1286	port 1398	is	port 1398: video-activmail - Video Active Mail	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1287	port 1399	is	port 1399: cadkey-licman - Cadkey License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
627	port 140	is	port 140: emfis-data - EMFIS Data Service	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1288	port 1400	is	port 1400: cadkey-tablet - Cadkey Tablet Daemon	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3163	port 14001	is	port 14001: itu-sccp-ss7 - ITU SCCP (SS7)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1289	port 1401	is	port 1401: goldleaf-licman - Goldleaf License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1290	port 1402	is	port 1402: prm-sm-np - Prospero Resource Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1291	port 1403	is	port 1403: prm-nm-np - Prospero Resource Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1292	port 1404	is	port 1404: igi-lm - Infinite Graphics License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1293	port 1405	is	port 1405: ibm-res - IBM Remote Execution Starter	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1294	port 1406	is	port 1406: netlabs-lm - NetLabs License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1295	port 1407	is	port 1407: dbsa-lm - DBSA License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1296	port 1408	is	port 1408: sophia-lm - Sophia License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1297	port 1409	is	port 1409: here-lm - Here License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
628	port 141	is	port 141: emfis-cntl - EMFIS Control Service	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1298	port 1410	is	port 1410: hiq - HiQ License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1299	port 1411	is	port 1411: af - AudioFile	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1300	port 1412	is	port 1412: innosys - InnoSys	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1301	port 1413	is	port 1413: innosys-acl - Innosys-ACL	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1302	port 1414	is	port 1414: ibm-mqseries - IBM MQSeries	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1303	port 1415	is	port 1415: dbstar - DBStar	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1304	port 1416	is	port 1416: novell-lu6.2 - Novell LU6.2	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1305	port 1417	is	port 1417: timbuktu-srv1 - Timbuktu Service 1 Port	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1306	port 1418	is	port 1418: timbuktu-srv2 - Timbuktu Service 2 Port	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1307	port 1419	is	port 1419: timbuktu-srv3 - Timbuktu Service 3 Port	revisions	<*:##NULL>
629	port 142	is	port 142: bl-idm - Britton-Lee IDM	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1308	port 1420	is	port 1420: timbuktu-srv4 - Timbuktu Service 4 Port	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1309	port 1421	is	port 1421: gandalf-lm - Gandalf License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1310	port 1422	is	port 1422: autodesk-lm - Autodesk License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1311	port 1423	is	port 1423: essbase - Essbase Arbor Software	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1312	port 1424	is	port 1424: hybrid - Hybrid Encryption Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1313	port 1425	is	port 1425: zion-lm - Zion Software License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1314	port 1426	is	port 1426: sais - Satellite-data Acquisition System 1	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1315	port 1427	is	port 1427: mloadd - mloadd monitoring tool	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1316	port 1428	is	port 1428: informatik-lm - Informatik License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1317	port 1429	is	port 1429: nms - Hypercom NMS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
630	port 143	is	port 143: imap - Internet Message Access Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1318	port 1430	is	port 1430: tpdu - Hypercom TPDU	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1319	port 1431	is	port 1431: rgtp - Reverse Gossip Transport	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1320	port 1432	is	port 1432: blueberry-lm - Blueberry Software License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1321	port 1433	is	port 1433: ms-sql-s - Microsoft-SQL-Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1322	port 1434	is	port 1434: ms-sql-m - Microsoft-SQL-Monitor	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1323	port 1435	is	port 1435: ibm-cics - IBM CICS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1324	port 1436	is	port 1436: saism - Satellite-data Acquisition System 2	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1325	port 1437	is	port 1437: tabula - Tabula	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1326	port 1438	is	port 1438: eicon-server - Eicon Security Agent/Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1327	port 1439	is	port 1439: eicon-x25 - Eicon X25/SNA Gateway	revisions	<*:##NULL>
631	port 144	is	port 144: uma - Universal Management Architecture	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1328	port 1440	is	port 1440: eicon-slp - Eicon Service Location Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1329	port 1441	is	port 1441: cadis-1 - Cadis License Management	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1330	port 1442	is	port 1442: cadis-2 - Cadis License Management	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1331	port 1443	is	port 1443: ies-lm - Integrated Engineering Software	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1332	port 1444	is	port 1444: marcam-lm - MarcamLicense Management	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1333	port 1445	is	port 1445: proxima-lm - Proxima License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1334	port 1446	is	port 1446: ora-lm - Optical Research Associates License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1335	port 1447	is	port 1447: apri-lm - Applied Parallel Research LM	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1336	port 1448	is	port 1448: oc-lm - OpenConnect License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1337	port 1449	is	port 1449: peport - PEport	revisions	<*:##NULL>
632	port 145	is	port 145: uaac - UAAC Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1338	port 1450	is	port 1450: dwf - Tandem Distributed Workbench Facility	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1339	port 1451	is	port 1451: infoman - IBM Information Management	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1340	port 1452	is	port 1452: gtegsc-lm - GTE Government Systems License Man	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1341	port 1453	is	port 1453: genie-lm - Genie License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1342	port 1454	is	port 1454: interhdl_elmd - interHDL License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1343	port 1455	is	port 1455: esl-lm - ESL License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1344	port 1456	is	port 1456: dca - DCA	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1345	port 1457	is	port 1457: valisys-lm - Valisys License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1346	port 1458	is	port 1458: nrcabq-lm - Nichols Research Corp.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1347	port 1459	is	port 1459: proshare1 - Proshare Notebook Application	revisions	<*:##NULL>
633	port 146	is	port 146: iso-tp0 - ISO-IP0	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1348	port 1460	is	port 1460: proshare2 - Proshare Notebook Application	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1349	port 1461	is	port 1461: ibm_wrless_lan - IBM Wireless LAN	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1350	port 1462	is	port 1462: world-lm - World License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1351	port 1463	is	port 1463: nucleus - Nucleus	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1352	port 1464	is	port 1464: msl_lmd - MSL License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1353	port 1465	is	port 1465: pipes - Pipes Platform	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1354	port 1466	is	port 1466: oceansoft-lm - Ocean Software License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1355	port 1467	is	port 1467: csdmbase - CSDMBASE	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1356	port 1468	is	port 1468: csdm - CSDM	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1357	port 1469	is	port 1469: aal-lm - Active Analysis Limited License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
634	port 147	is	port 147: iso-ip - ISO-IP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1358	port 1470	is	port 1470: uaiact - Universal Analytics	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1359	port 1471	is	port 1471: csdmbase - csdmbase	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1360	port 1472	is	port 1472: csdm - csdm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1361	port 1473	is	port 1473: openmath - OpenMath	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1362	port 1474	is	port 1474: telefinder - Telefinder	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1363	port 1475	is	port 1475: taligent-lm - Taligent License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1364	port 1476	is	port 1476: clvm-cfg - clvm-cfg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1365	port 1477	is	port 1477: ms-sna-server - ms-sna-server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1366	port 1478	is	port 1478: ms-sna-base - ms-sna-base	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1367	port 1479	is	port 1479: dberegister - dberegister	revisions	<*:##NULL>
635	port 148	is	port 148: jargon - Jargon	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1368	port 1480	is	port 1480: pacerforum - PacerForum	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1369	port 1481	is	port 1481: airs - AIRS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1370	port 1482	is	port 1482: miteksys-lm - Miteksys License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1371	port 1483	is	port 1483: afs - AFS License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1372	port 1484	is	port 1484: confluent - Confluent License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1373	port 1485	is	port 1485: lansource - LANSource	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1374	port 1486	is	port 1486: nms_topo_serv - nms_topo_serv	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1375	port 1487	is	port 1487: localinfosrvr - LocalInfoSrvr	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1376	port 1488	is	port 1488: docstor - DocStor	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1377	port 1489	is	port 1489: dmdocbroker - dmdocbroker	revisions	<*:##NULL>
636	port 149	is	port 149: aed-512 - AED 512 Emulation Service	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1378	port 1490	is	port 1490: insitu-conf - insitu-conf	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1379	port 1491	is	port 1491: anynetgateway - anynetgateway	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1380	port 1492	is	port 1492: stone-design-1 - stone-design-1	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1381	port 1493	is	port 1493: netmap_lm - netmap_lm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1382	port 1494	is	port 1494: ica - ica	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1383	port 1495	is	port 1495: cvc - cvc	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1384	port 1496	is	port 1496: liberty-lm - liberty-lm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1385	port 1497	is	port 1497: rfx-lm - rfx-lm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1386	port 1498	is	port 1498: sybase-sqlany - Sybase SQL Any	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1387	port 1499	is	port 1499: fhc - Federico Heinz Consultora	revisions	<*:##NULL>
507	port 15	is	port 15: netstat - Was Netstat	revisions	<*:##NULL>
637	port 150	is	port 150: sql-net - SQL-NET	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1388	port 1500	is	port 1500: vlsi-lm - VLSI License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1389	port 1501	is	port 1501: saiscm - Satellite-data Acquisition System 3	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1390	port 1502	is	port 1502: shivadiscovery - Shiva	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1391	port 1503	is	port 1503: imtc-mcs - Databeam	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1392	port 1504	is	port 1504: evb-elm - EVB Software Engineering License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1393	port 1505	is	port 1505: funkproxy - Funk Software, Inc.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1394	port 1506	is	port 1506: utcd - Universal Time daemon (utcd)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1395	port 1507	is	port 1507: symplex - symplex	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1396	port 1508	is	port 1508: diagmond - diagmond	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1397	port 1509	is	port 1509: robcad-lm - Robcad, Ltd. License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
638	port 151	is	port 151: hems - HEMS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1398	port 1510	is	port 1510: mvx-lm - Midland Valley Exploration Ltd. Lic. Man.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1399	port 1511	is	port 1511: 3l-l1 - 3l-l1	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1400	port 1512	is	port 1512: wins - Microsoft's Windows Internet Name Service	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1401	port 1513	is	port 1513: fujitsu-dtc - Fujitsu Systems Business of America, Inc	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1402	port 1514	is	port 1514: fujitsu-dtcns - Fujitsu Systems Business of America, Inc	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1403	port 1515	is	port 1515: ifor-protocol - ifor-protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1404	port 1516	is	port 1516: vpad - Virtual Places Audio data	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1405	port 1517	is	port 1517: vpac - Virtual Places Audio control	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1406	port 1518	is	port 1518: vpvd - Virtual Places Video data	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1407	port 1519	is	port 1519: vpvc - Virtual Places Video control	revisions	<*:##NULL>
639	port 152	is	port 152: bftp - Background File Transfer Program	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1408	port 1520	is	port 1520: atm-zip-office - atm zip office	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1409	port 1521	is	port 1521: ncube-lm - nCube License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1410	port 1522	is	port 1522: ricardo-lm - Ricardo North America License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1411	port 1523	is	port 1523: cichild-lm - cichild	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1412	port 1524	is	port 1524: ingreslock - ingres	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1414	port 1525	is	port 1525: prospero-np - Prospero Directory Service non-priv	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1415	port 1526	is	port 1526: pdap-np - Prospero Data Access Prot non-priv	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1416	port 1527	is	port 1527: tlisrv - oracle	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1417	port 1528	is	port 1528: mciautoreg - micautoreg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1418	port 1529	is	port 1529: coauthor - oracle	revisions	<*:##NULL>
640	port 153	is	port 153: sgmp - SGMP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1419	port 1530	is	port 1530: rap-service - rap-service	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1420	port 1531	is	port 1531: rap-listen - rap-listen	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1421	port 1532	is	port 1532: miroconnect - miroconnect	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1422	port 1533	is	port 1533: virtual-places - Virtual Places Software	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1423	port 1534	is	port 1534: micromuse-lm - micromuse-lm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1424	port 1535	is	port 1535: ampr-info - ampr-info	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1425	port 1536	is	port 1536: ampr-inter - ampr-inter	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1426	port 1537	is	port 1537: sdsc-lm - isi-lm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1427	port 1538	is	port 1538: 3ds-lm - 3ds-lm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1428	port 1539	is	port 1539: intellistor-lm - Intellistor License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
641	port 154	is	port 154: netsc-prod - NETSC	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1429	port 1540	is	port 1540: rds - rds	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1430	port 1541	is	port 1541: rds2 - rds2	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1431	port 1542	is	port 1542: gridgen-elmd - gridgen-elmd	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1432	port 1543	is	port 1543: simba-cs - simba-cs	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1433	port 1544	is	port 1544: aspeclmd - aspeclmd	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1434	port 1545	is	port 1545: vistium-share - vistium-share	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1435	port 1546	is	port 1546: abbaccuray - abbaccuray	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1436	port 1547	is	port 1547: laplink - laplink	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1437	port 1548	is	port 1548: axon-lm - Axon License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1438	port 1549	is	port 1549: shivahose - Shiva Hose	revisions	<*:##NULL>
642	port 155	is	port 155: netsc-dev - NETSC	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1439	port 1550	is	port 1550: 3m-image-lm - Image Storage license manager 3M Company	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1440	port 1551	is	port 1551: hecmtl-db - HECMTL-DB	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1441	port 1552	is	port 1552: pciarray - pciarray	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1442	port 1553	is	port 1553: sna-cs - sna-cs	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1443	port 1554	is	port 1554: caci-lm - CACI Products Company License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1444	port 1555	is	port 1555: livelan - livelan	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1445	port 1556	is	port 1556: ashwin - AshWin CI Tecnologies	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1446	port 1557	is	port 1557: arbortext-lm - ArborText License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1447	port 1558	is	port 1558: xingmpeg - xingmpeg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1448	port 1559	is	port 1559: web2host - web2host	revisions	<*:##NULL>
643	port 156	is	port 156: sqlsrv - SQL Service	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1449	port 1560	is	port 1560: asci-val - asci-val	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1450	port 1561	is	port 1561: facilityview - facilityview	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1451	port 1562	is	port 1562: pconnectmgr - pconnectmgr	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1452	port 1563	is	port 1563: cadabra-lm - Cadabra License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1453	port 1564	is	port 1564: pay-per-view - Pay-Per-View	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1454	port 1565	is	port 1565: winddlb - WinDD	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1455	port 1566	is	port 1566: corelvideo - CORELVIDEO	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1456	port 1567	is	port 1567: jlicelmd - jlicelmd	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1457	port 1568	is	port 1568: tsspmap - tsspmap	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1458	port 1569	is	port 1569: ets - ets	revisions	<*:##NULL>
644	port 157	is	port 157: knet-cmp - KNET/VM Command/Message Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1459	port 1570	is	port 1570: orbixd - orbixd	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1460	port 1571	is	port 1571: rdb-dbs-disp - Oracle Remote Data Base	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1461	port 1572	is	port 1572: chip-lm - Chipcom License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1462	port 1573	is	port 1573: itscomm-ns - itscomm-ns	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1463	port 1574	is	port 1574: mvel-lm - mvel-lm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1464	port 1575	is	port 1575: oraclenames - oraclenames	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1465	port 1576	is	port 1576: moldflow-lm - moldflow-lm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1466	port 1577	is	port 1577: hypercube-lm - hypercube-lm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1467	port 1578	is	port 1578: jacobus-lm - Jacobus License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1468	port 1579	is	port 1579: ioc-sea-lm - ioc-sea-lm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
645	port 158	is	port 158: pcmail-srv - PCMail Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1469	port 1580	is	port 1580: tn-tl-r1 - tn-tl-r1	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1470	port 1581	is	port 1581: mil-2045-47001 - MIL-2045-47001	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1471	port 1582	is	port 1582: msims - MSIMS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1472	port 1583	is	port 1583: simbaexpress - simbaexpress	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1473	port 1584	is	port 1584: tn-tl-fd2 - tn-tl-fd2	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1474	port 1585	is	port 1585: intv - intv	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1475	port 1586	is	port 1586: ibm-abtact - ibm-abtact	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1476	port 1587	is	port 1587: pra_elmd - pra_elmd	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1477	port 1588	is	port 1588: triquest-lm - triquest-lm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1478	port 1589	is	port 1589: vqp - VQP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
646	port 159	is	port 159: nss-routing - NSS-Routing	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1479	port 1590	is	port 1590: gemini-lm - gemini-lm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1480	port 1591	is	port 1591: ncpm-pm - ncpm-pm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1481	port 1592	is	port 1592: commonspace - commonspace	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1482	port 1593	is	port 1593: mainsoft-lm - mainsoft-lm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1483	port 1594	is	port 1594: sixtrak - sixtrak	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1484	port 1595	is	port 1595: radio - radio	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1485	port 1596	is	port 1596: radio-sm - radio-sm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1486	port 1597	is	port 1597: orbplus-iiop - orbplus-iiop	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1487	port 1598	is	port 1598: picknfs - picknfs	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1488	port 1599	is	port 1599: simbaservices - simbaservices	revisions	<*:##NULL>
647	port 160	is	port 160: sgmp-traps - SGMP-TRAPS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1489	port 1600	is	port 1600: issd - issd	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1490	port 1602	is	port 1602: inspect - inspect	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1491	port 1603	is	port 1603: picodbc - pickodbc	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1492	port 1604	is	port 1604: icabrowser - icabrowser	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1493	port 1605	is	port 1605: slp - Salutation Manager (Salutation Protocol)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1494	port 1606	is	port 1606: slm-api - Salutation Manager (SLM-API)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1495	port 1607	is	port 1607: stt - stt	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1496	port 1608	is	port 1608: smart-lm - Smart Corp. License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1497	port 1609	is	port 1609: isysg-lm - isysg-lm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
648	port 161	is	port 161: snmp - SNMP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1498	port 1610	is	port 1610: taurus-wh - taurus-wh	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1499	port 1611	is	port 1611: ill - Inter Library Loan	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1500	port 1612	is	port 1612: netbill-trans - NetBill Transaction Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1501	port 1613	is	port 1613: netbill-keyrep - NetBill Key Repository	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1502	port 1614	is	port 1614: netbill-cred - NetBill Credential Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1503	port 1615	is	port 1615: netbill-auth - NetBill Authorization Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1504	port 1616	is	port 1616: netbill-prod - NetBill Product Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1505	port 1617	is	port 1617: nimrod-agent - Nimrod Inter-Agent Communication	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1506	port 1618	is	port 1618: skytelnet - skytelnet	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1507	port 1619	is	port 1619: xs-openstorage - xs-openstorage	revisions	<*:##NULL>
649	port 162	is	port 162: snmptrap - SNMPTRAP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1508	port 1620	is	port 1620: faxportwinport - faxportwinport	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1509	port 1621	is	port 1621: softdataphone - softdataphone	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1510	port 1622	is	port 1622: ontime - ontime	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1511	port 1623	is	port 1623: jaleosnd - jaleosnd	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1512	port 1624	is	port 1624: udp-sr-port - udp-sr-port	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1513	port 1625	is	port 1625: svs-omagent - svs-omagent	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1514	port 1626	is	port 1626: shockwave - Shockwave	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1515	port 1627	is	port 1627: t128-gateway - T.128 Gateway	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1516	port 1628	is	port 1628: lontalk-norm - LonTalk normal	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1517	port 1629	is	port 1629: lontalk-urgnt - LonTalk urgent	revisions	<*:##NULL>
650	port 163	is	port 163: cmip-man - CMIP/TCP Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1518	port 1630	is	port 1630: oraclenet8cman - Oracle Net8 Cman	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1519	port 1631	is	port 1631: visitview - Visit view	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1520	port 1632	is	port 1632: pammratc - PAMMRATC	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1521	port 1633	is	port 1633: pammrpc - PAMMRPC	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1522	port 1634	is	port 1634: loaprobe - Log On America Probe	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1523	port 1635	is	port 1635: edb-server1 - EDB Server 1	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1524	port 1636	is	port 1636: cncp - CableNet Control Protocol	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>
1525	port 1637	is	port 1637: cnap - CableNet Admin Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1526	port 1638	is	port 1638: cnip - CableNet Info Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1527	port 1639	is	port 1639: cert-initiator - cert-initiator	revisions	<*:##NULL>
651	port 164	is	port 164: cmip-agent - CMIP/TCP Agent	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1528	port 1640	is	port 1640: cert-responder - cert-responder	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1529	port 1641	is	port 1641: invision - InVision	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1530	port 1642	is	port 1642: isis-am - isis-am	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1531	port 1643	is	port 1643: isis-ambc - isis-ambc	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1532	port 1644	is	port 1644: saiseh - Satellite-data Acquisition System 4	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1533	port 1645	is	port 1645: datametrics - datametrics	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1534	port 1646	is	port 1646: sa-msg-port - sa-msg-port	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1535	port 1647	is	port 1647: rsap - rsap	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1536	port 1648	is	port 1648: concurrent-lm - concurrent-lm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1537	port 1649	is	port 1649: kermit - kermit	revisions	<*:##NULL>
652	port 165	is	port 165: xns-courier - Xerox	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1538	port 1650	is	port 1650: nkd - nkd	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1539	port 1651	is	port 1651: shiva_confsrvr - shiva_confsrvr	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1540	port 1652	is	port 1652: xnmp - xnmp	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1541	port 1653	is	port 1653: alphatech-lm - alphatech-lm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1542	port 1654	is	port 1654: stargatealerts - stargatealerts	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1543	port 1655	is	port 1655: dec-mbadmin - dec-mbadmin	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1544	port 1656	is	port 1656: dec-mbadmin-h - dec-mbadmin-h	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1545	port 1657	is	port 1657: fujitsu-mmpdc - fujitsu-mmpdc	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1546	port 1658	is	port 1658: sixnetudr - sixnetudr	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1547	port 1659	is	port 1659: sg-lm - Silicon Grail License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
653	port 166	is	port 166: s-net - Sirius Systems	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1548	port 1660	is	port 1660: skip-mc-gikreq - skip-mc-gikreq	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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1556	port 1668	is	port 1668: netview-aix-8 - netview-aix-8	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1557	port 1669	is	port 1669: netview-aix-9 - netview-aix-9	revisions	<*:##NULL>
654	port 167	is	port 167: namp - NAMP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1558	port 1670	is	port 1670: netview-aix-10 - netview-aix-10	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1559	port 1671	is	port 1671: netview-aix-11 - netview-aix-11	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1560	port 1672	is	port 1672: netview-aix-12 - netview-aix-12	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1561	port 1673	is	port 1673: proshare-mc-1 - Intel Proshare Multicast	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1562	port 1674	is	port 1674: proshare-mc-2 - Intel Proshare Multicast	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1563	port 1675	is	port 1675: pdp - Pacific Data Products	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1564	port 1676	is	port 1676: netcomm1 - netcomm1	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1565	port 1677	is	port 1677: groupwise - groupwise	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1566	port 1678	is	port 1678: prolink - prolink	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1567	port 1679	is	port 1679: darcorp-lm - darcorp-lm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
655	port 168	is	port 168: rsvd - RSVD	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1568	port 1680	is	port 1680: microcom-sbp - microcom-sbp	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1569	port 1681	is	port 1681: sd-elmd - sd-elmd	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1570	port 1682	is	port 1682: lanyon-lantern - lanyon-lantern	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1571	port 1683	is	port 1683: ncpm-hip - ncpm-hip	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1572	port 1684	is	port 1684: snaresecure - SnareSecure	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1573	port 1685	is	port 1685: n2nremote - n2nremote	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1574	port 1686	is	port 1686: cvmon - cvmon	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1575	port 1687	is	port 1687: nsjtp-ctrl - nsjtp-ctrl	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1576	port 1688	is	port 1688: nsjtp-data - nsjtp-data	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1577	port 1689	is	port 1689: firefox - firefox	revisions	<*:##NULL>
656	port 169	is	port 169: send - SEND	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1578	port 1690	is	port 1690: ng-umds - ng-umds	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1579	port 1691	is	port 1691: empire-empuma - empire-empuma	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1580	port 1692	is	port 1692: sstsys-lm - sstsys-lm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1581	port 1693	is	port 1693: rrirtr - rrirtr	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1582	port 1694	is	port 1694: rrimwm - rrimwm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1583	port 1695	is	port 1695: rrilwm - rrilwm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1584	port 1696	is	port 1696: rrifmm - rrifmm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1585	port 1697	is	port 1697: rrisat - rrisat	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1586	port 1698	is	port 1698: rsvp-encap-1 - RSVP-ENCAPSULATION-1	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1587	port 1699	is	port 1699: rsvp-encap-2 - RSVP-ENCAPSULATION-2	revisions	<*:##NULL>
508	port 17	is	port 17: qotd - Quote of the Day	revisions	<*:##NULL>
657	port 170	is	port 170: print-srv - Network PostScript	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1588	port 1700	is	port 1700: mps-raft - mps-raft	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3168	port 17007	is	port 17007: isode-dua - isode-dua	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1590	port 1701	is	port 1701: l2tp - l2tp	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1591	port 1702	is	port 1702: deskshare - deskshare	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1592	port 1703	is	port 1703: hb-engine - hb-engine	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1593	port 1704	is	port 1704: bcs-broker - bcs-broker	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1594	port 1705	is	port 1705: slingshot - slingshot	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1595	port 1706	is	port 1706: jetform - jetform	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1596	port 1707	is	port 1707: vdmplay - vdmplay	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1597	port 1708	is	port 1708: gat-lmd - gat-lmd	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1598	port 1709	is	port 1709: centra - centra	revisions	<*:##NULL>
658	port 171	is	port 171: multiplex - Network Innovations Multiplex	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1599	port 1710	is	port 1710: impera - impera	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1600	port 1711	is	port 1711: pptconference - pptconference	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1601	port 1712	is	port 1712: registrar - resource monitoring service	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1602	port 1713	is	port 1713: conferencetalk - ConferenceTalk	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1603	port 1714	is	port 1714: sesi-lm - sesi-lm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1604	port 1715	is	port 1715: houdini-lm - houdini-lm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1605	port 1716	is	port 1716: xmsg - xmsg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1606	port 1717	is	port 1717: fj-hdnet - fj-hdnet	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1607	port 1718	is	port 1718: h323gatedisc - h323gatedisc	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1608	port 1719	is	port 1719: h323gatestat - h323gatestat	revisions	<*:##NULL>
659	port 172	is	port 172: cl/1 - Network Innovations CL/1	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1609	port 1720	is	port 1720: h323hostcall - h323hostcall	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1610	port 1721	is	port 1721: caicci - caicci	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3169	port 17219	is	port 17219: chipper - Chipper	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1611	port 1722	is	port 1722: hks-lm - HKS License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1612	port 1723	is	port 1723: pptp - pptp	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1613	port 1724	is	port 1724: csbphonemaster - csbphonemaster	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1614	port 1725	is	port 1725: iden-ralp - iden-ralp	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1615	port 1726	is	port 1726: iberiagames - IBERIAGAMES	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1616	port 1727	is	port 1727: winddx - winddx	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1617	port 1728	is	port 1728: telindus - TELINDUS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1618	port 1729	is	port 1729: citynl - CityNL License Management	revisions	<*:##NULL>
660	port 173	is	port 173: xyplex-mux - Xyplex	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1619	port 1730	is	port 1730: roketz - roketz	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1620	port 1731	is	port 1731: msiccp - MSICCP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1621	port 1732	is	port 1732: proxim - proxim	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1622	port 1733	is	port 1733: siipat - SIMS - SIIPAT Protocol for Alarm Transmission	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1623	port 1734	is	port 1734: cambertx-lm - Camber Corporation License Management	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1624	port 1735	is	port 1735: privatechat - PrivateChat	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1625	port 1736	is	port 1736: street-stream - street-stream	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1626	port 1737	is	port 1737: ultimad - ultimad	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1627	port 1738	is	port 1738: gamegen1 - GameGen1	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1628	port 1739	is	port 1739: webaccess - webaccess	revisions	<*:##NULL>
661	port 174	is	port 174: mailq - MAILQ	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1629	port 1740	is	port 1740: encore - encore	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1630	port 1741	is	port 1741: cisco-net-mgmt - cisco-net-mgmt	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1631	port 1742	is	port 1742: 3Com-nsd - 3Com-nsd	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1632	port 1743	is	port 1743: cinegrfx-lm - Cinema Graphics License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1633	port 1744	is	port 1744: ncpm-ft - ncpm-ft	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1634	port 1745	is	port 1745: remote-winsock - remote-winsock	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1635	port 1746	is	port 1746: ftrapid-1 - ftrapid-1	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1636	port 1747	is	port 1747: ftrapid-2 - ftrapid-2	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1637	port 1748	is	port 1748: oracle-em1 - oracle-em1	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1638	port 1749	is	port 1749: aspen-services - aspen-services	revisions	<*:##NULL>
662	port 175	is	port 175: vmnet - VMNET	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1639	port 1750	is	port 1750: sslp - Simple Socket Library's PortMaster	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1640	port 1751	is	port 1751: swiftnet - SwiftNet	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1641	port 1752	is	port 1752: lofr-lm - Leap of Faith Research License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1642	port 1753	is	port 1753: translogic-lm - Translogic License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1643	port 1754	is	port 1754: oracle-em2 - oracle-em2	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1644	port 1755	is	port 1755: ms-streaming - ms-streaming	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1645	port 1756	is	port 1756: capfast-lmd - capfast-lmd	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1646	port 1757	is	port 1757: cnhrp - cnhrp	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1647	port 1758	is	port 1758: tftp-mcast - tftp-mcast	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1648	port 1759	is	port 1759: spss-lm - SPSS License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
663	port 176	is	port 176: genrad-mux - GENRAD-MUX	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1649	port 1760	is	port 1760: www-ldap-gw - www-ldap-gw	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1650	port 1761	is	port 1761: cft-0 - cft-0	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1651	port 1762	is	port 1762: cft-1 - cft-1	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1652	port 1763	is	port 1763: cft-2 - cft-2	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1653	port 1764	is	port 1764: cft-3 - cft-3	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1654	port 1765	is	port 1765: cft-4 - cft-4	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1655	port 1766	is	port 1766: cft-5 - cft-5	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1656	port 1767	is	port 1767: cft-6 - cft-6	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1657	port 1768	is	port 1768: cft-7 - cft-7	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1658	port 1769	is	port 1769: bmc-net-adm - bmc-net-adm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
664	port 177	is	port 177: xdmcp - X Display Manager Control Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1659	port 1770	is	port 1770: bmc-net-svc - bmc-net-svc	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1660	port 1771	is	port 1771: vaultbase - vaultbase	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1661	port 1772	is	port 1772: essweb-gw - EssWeb Gateway	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1662	port 1773	is	port 1773: kmscontrol - KMSControl	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1663	port 1774	is	port 1774: global-dtserv - global-dtserv	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1664	port 1776	is	port 1776: femis - Federal Emergency Management Information System	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1665	port 1777	is	port 1777: powerguardian - powerguardian	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1666	port 1778	is	port 1778: prodigy-intrnet - prodigy-internet	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1667	port 1779	is	port 1779: pharmasoft - pharmasoft	revisions	<*:##NULL>
665	port 178	is	port 178: nextstep - NextStep Window Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1668	port 1780	is	port 1780: dpkeyserv - dpkeyserv	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1669	port 1781	is	port 1781: answersoft-lm - answersoft-lm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1670	port 1782	is	port 1782: hp-hcip - hp-hcip	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1671	port 1783	is	port 1783: fjris - Fujitsu Remote Install Service	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11917	port 1784	is	port 1784: finle-lm - Finle License Manager \| Perlbot Eval Pastebin communication port	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1673	port 1785	is	port 1785: windlm - Wind River Systems License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1674	port 1786	is	port 1786: funk-logger - funk-logger	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1675	port 1787	is	port 1787: funk-license - funk-license	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1676	port 1788	is	port 1788: psmond - psmond	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1677	port 1789	is	port 1789: hello - hello	revisions	<*:##NULL>
666	port 179	is	port 179: bgp - Border Gateway Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1678	port 1790	is	port 1790: nmsp - Narrative Media Streaming Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1679	port 1791	is	port 1791: ea1 - EA1	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1680	port 1792	is	port 1792: ibm-dt-2 - ibm-dt-2	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1681	port 1793	is	port 1793: rsc-robot - rsc-robot	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1682	port 1794	is	port 1794: cera-bcm - cera-bcm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1683	port 1795	is	port 1795: dpi-proxy - dpi-proxy	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1684	port 1796	is	port 1796: vocaltec-admin - Vocaltec Server Administration	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1685	port 1797	is	port 1797: uma - UMA	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1686	port 1798	is	port 1798: etp - Event Transfer Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1687	port 1799	is	port 1799: netrisk - NETRISK	revisions	<*:##NULL>
509	port 18	is	port 18: msp - Message Send Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
667	port 180	is	port 180: ris - Intergraph	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1688	port 1800	is	port 1800: ansys-lm - ANSYS-License manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3170	port 18000	is	port 18000: biimenu - Beckman Instruments, Inc.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1689	port 1801	is	port 1801: msmq - Microsoft Message Que	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1690	port 1802	is	port 1802: concomp1 - ConComp1	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1691	port 1803	is	port 1803: hp-hcip-gwy - HP-HCIP-GWY	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1692	port 1804	is	port 1804: enl - ENL	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1693	port 1805	is	port 1805: enl-name - ENL-Name	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1694	port 1806	is	port 1806: musiconline - Musiconline	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1695	port 1807	is	port 1807: fhsp - Fujitsu Hot Standby Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1696	port 1808	is	port 1808: oracle-vp2 - Oracle-VP2	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1697	port 1809	is	port 1809: oracle-vp1 - Oracle-VP1	revisions	<*:##NULL>
668	port 181	is	port 181: unify - Unify	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1698	port 1810	is	port 1810: jerand-lm - Jerand License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1699	port 1811	is	port 1811: scientia-sdb - Scientia-SDB	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1700	port 1812	is	port 1812: radius - RADIUS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1701	port 1813	is	port 1813: radius-acct - RADIUS Accounting	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1702	port 1814	is	port 1814: tdp-suite - TDP Suite	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1703	port 1815	is	port 1815: mmpft - MMPFT	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1704	port 1816	is	port 1816: harp - HARP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1705	port 1817	is	port 1817: rkb-oscs - RKB-OSCS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1706	port 1818	is	port 1818: etftp - Enhanced Trivial File Transfer Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1707	port 1819	is	port 1819: plato-lm - Plato License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
669	port 182	is	port 182: audit - Unisys Audit SITP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1708	port 1820	is	port 1820: mcagent - mcagent	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1709	port 1821	is	port 1821: donnyworld - donnyworld	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1710	port 1822	is	port 1822: es-elmd - es-elmd	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1711	port 1823	is	port 1823: unisys-lm - Unisys Natural Language License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1712	port 1824	is	port 1824: metrics-pas - metrics-pas	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1713	port 1825	is	port 1825: direcpc-video - DirecPC Video	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1714	port 1826	is	port 1826: ardt - ARDT	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1715	port 1827	is	port 1827: asi - ASI	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1716	port 1828	is	port 1828: itm-mcell-u - itm-mcell-u	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1717	port 1829	is	port 1829: optika-emedia - Optika eMedia	revisions	<*:##NULL>
670	port 183	is	port 183: ocbinder - OCBinder	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1718	port 1830	is	port 1830: net8-cman - Oracle Net8 CMan Admin	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1719	port 1831	is	port 1831: myrtle - Myrtle	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1720	port 1832	is	port 1832: tht-treasure - ThoughtTreasure	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1721	port 1833	is	port 1833: udpradio - udpradio	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1722	port 1834	is	port 1834: ardusuni - ARDUS Unicast	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1723	port 1835	is	port 1835: ardusmul - ARDUS Multicast	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1724	port 1836	is	port 1836: ste-smsc - ste-smsc	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1725	port 1837	is	port 1837: csoft1 - csoft1	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1726	port 1838	is	port 1838: talnet - TALNET	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1727	port 1839	is	port 1839: netopia-vo1 - netopia-vo1	revisions	<*:##NULL>
671	port 184	is	port 184: ocserver - OCServer	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1728	port 1840	is	port 1840: netopia-vo2 - netopia-vo2	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1729	port 1841	is	port 1841: netopia-vo3 - netopia-vo3	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1730	port 1842	is	port 1842: netopia-vo4 - netopia-vo4	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1731	port 1843	is	port 1843: netopia-vo5 - netopia-vo5	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1732	port 1844	is	port 1844: direcpc-dll - DirecPC-DLL	revisions	<*:##NULL>
672	port 185	is	port 185: remote-kis - Remote-KIS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1733	port 1850	is	port 1850: gsi - GSI	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1734	port 1851	is	port 1851: ctcd - ctcd	revisions	<*:##NULL>
673	port 186	is	port 186: kis - KIS Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1735	port 1860	is	port 1860: sunscalar-svc - SunSCALAR Services	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1736	port 1861	is	port 1861: lecroy-vicp - LeCroy VICP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1737	port 1862	is	port 1862: techra-server - techra-server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1738	port 1863	is	port 1863: msnp - MSNP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1739	port 1864	is	port 1864: paradym-31port - Paradym 31 Port	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1740	port 1865	is	port 1865: entp - ENTP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
674	port 187	is	port 187: aci - Application Communication Interface	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1741	port 1870	is	port 1870: sunscalar-dns - SunSCALAR DNS Service	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1742	port 1871	is	port 1871: canocentral0 - Cano Central 0	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1743	port 1872	is	port 1872: canocentral1 - Cano Central 1	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1744	port 1873	is	port 1873: fjmpjps - Fjmpjps	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1745	port 1874	is	port 1874: fjswapsnp - Fjswapsnp	revisions	<*:##NULL>
675	port 188	is	port 188: mumps - Plus Five's MUMPS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1746	port 1881	is	port 1881: ibm-mqseries2 - IBM MQSeries	revisions	<*:##NULL>
676	port 189	is	port 189: qft - Queued File Transport	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1747	port 1895	is	port 1895: vista-4gl - Vista 4GL	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1748	port 1899	is	port 1899: mc2studios - MC2Studios	revisions	<*:##NULL>
510	port 19	is	port 19: chargen - Character Generator	revisions	<*:##NULL>
677	port 190	is	port 190: gacp - Gateway Access Control Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1749	port 1901	is	port 1901: fjicl-tep-a - Fujitsu ICL Terminal Emulator Program A	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1750	port 1902	is	port 1902: fjicl-tep-b - Fujitsu ICL Terminal Emulator Program B	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1751	port 1903	is	port 1903: linkname - Local Link Name Resolution	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1752	port 1904	is	port 1904: fjicl-tep-c - Fujitsu ICL Terminal Emulator Program C	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1753	port 1905	is	port 1905: sugp - Secure UP.Link Gateway Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1754	port 1906	is	port 1906: tpmd - TPortMapperReq	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1755	port 1907	is	port 1907: intrastar - IntraSTAR	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1756	port 1908	is	port 1908: dawn - Dawn	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1757	port 1909	is	port 1909: global-wlink - Global World Link	revisions	<*:##NULL>
678	port 191	is	port 191: prospero - Prospero Directory Service	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1758	port 1910	is	port 1910: ultrabac - ultrabac	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1759	port 1911	is	port 1911: mtp - Starlight Networks Multimedia Transport Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1760	port 1912	is	port 1912: rhp-iibp - rhp-iibp	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1761	port 1913	is	port 1913: armadp - armadp	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1762	port 1914	is	port 1914: elm-momentum - Elm-Momentum	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1763	port 1915	is	port 1915: facelink - FACELINK	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1764	port 1916	is	port 1916: persona - Persoft Persona	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1765	port 1917	is	port 1917: noagent - nOAgent	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1766	port 1918	is	port 1918: can-nds - Candle Directory Service - NDS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1767	port 1919	is	port 1919: can-dch - Candle Directory Service - DCH	revisions	<*:##NULL>
679	port 192	is	port 192: osu-nms - OSU Network Monitoring System	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1768	port 1920	is	port 1920: can-ferret - Candle Directory Service - FERRET	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1769	port 1921	is	port 1921: noadmin - NoAdmin	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1770	port 1922	is	port 1922: tapestry - Tapestry	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1771	port 1923	is	port 1923: spice - SPICE	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1772	port 1924	is	port 1924: xiip - XIIP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
680	port 193	is	port 193: srmp - Spider Remote Monitoring Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
681	port 194	is	port 194: irc - Internet Relay Chat Protocol	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>
1773	port 1944	is	port 1944: close-combat - close-combat	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1774	port 1945	is	port 1945: dialogic-elmd - dialogic-elmd	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1775	port 1946	is	port 1946: tekpls - tekpls	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1776	port 1947	is	port 1947: hlserver - hlserver	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1777	port 1948	is	port 1948: eye2eye - eye2eye	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1778	port 1949	is	port 1949: ismaeasdaqlive - ISMA Easdaq Live	revisions	<*:##NULL>
682	port 195	is	port 195: dn6-nlm-aud - DNSIX Network Level Module Audit	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1779	port 1950	is	port 1950: ismaeasdaqtest - ISMA Easdaq Test	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1780	port 1951	is	port 1951: bcs-lmserver - bcs-lmserver	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1781	port 1952	is	port 1952: mpnjsc - mpnjsc	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1782	port 1953	is	port 1953: rapidbase - Rapid Base	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3173	port 19541	is	port 19541: jcp - JCP Client	revisions	<*:##NULL>
683	port 196	is	port 196: dn6-smm-red - DNSIX Session Mgt Module Audit Redir	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1783	port 1964	is	port 1964: solid-e-engine - SOLID E ENGINE	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1784	port 1965	is	port 1965: tivoli-npm - Tivoli NPM	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1785	port 1966	is	port 1966: slush - Slush	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1786	port 1967	is	port 1967: sns-quote - SNS Quote	revisions	<*:##NULL>
684	port 197	is	port 197: dls - Directory Location Service	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>
685	port 198	is	port 198: dls-mon - Directory Location Service Monitor	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>
686	port 199	is	port 199: smux - SMUX	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>
500	port 2	is	port 2: compressnet - Management Utility	revisions	<*:##NULL>
511	port 20	is	port 20: ftp-data - File Transfer [Default Data]	revisions	<*:##NULL>
687	port 200	is	port 200: src - IBM System Resource Controller	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1809	port 2000	is	port 2000: callbook - callbook	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3174	port 20000	is	port 20000: dnp - DNP (or Millennium TROJAN)	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>
688	port 201	is	port 201: at-rtmp - AppleTalk Routing Maintenance	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>
1822	port 2014	is	port 2014: troff - troff	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
689	port 202	is	port 202: at-nbp - AppleTalk Name Binding	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1828	port 2020	is	port 2020: xinupageserver - xinupageserver	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1829	port 2021	is	port 2021: servexec - servexec	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1830	port 2022	is	port 2022: down - down	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1831	port 2023	is	port 2023: xinuexpansion3 - xinuexpansion3	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1832	port 2024	is	port 2024: xinuexpansion4 - xinuexpansion4	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1833	port 2025	is	port 2025: ellpack - ellpack	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1834	port 2026	is	port 2026: scrabble - scrabble	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1835	port 2027	is	port 2027: shadowserver - shadowserver	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1836	port 2028	is	port 2028: submitserver - submitserver	revisions	<*:##NULL>
690	port 203	is	port 203: at-3 - AppleTalk Unused	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1837	port 2030	is	port 2030: device2 - device2	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1838	port 2032	is	port 2032: blackboard - blackboard	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1839	port 2033	is	port 2033: glogger - glogger	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1840	port 2034	is	port 2034: scoremgr - scoremgr	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1841	port 2035	is	port 2035: imsldoc - imsldoc	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1842	port 2038	is	port 2038: objectmanager - objectmanager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
691	port 204	is	port 204: at-echo - AppleTalk Echo	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1843	port 2040	is	port 2040: lam - lam	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1844	port 2041	is	port 2041: interbase - interbase	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1845	port 2042	is	port 2042: isis - isis	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1846	port 2043	is	port 2043: isis-bcast - isis-bcast	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1847	port 2044	is	port 2044: rimsl - rimsl	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1848	port 2045	is	port 2045: cdfunc - cdfunc	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1849	port 2046	is	port 2046: sdfunc - sdfunc	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
692	port 205	is	port 205: at-5 - AppleTalk Unused	revisions	<*:##NULL>
693	port 206	is	port 206: at-zis - AppleTalk Zone Information	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>
3175	port 20670	is	port 20670: track - Track	revisions	<*:##NULL>
694	port 207	is	port 207: at-7 - AppleTalk Unused	revisions	<*:##NULL>
695	port 208	is	port 208: at-8 - AppleTalk Unused	revisions	<*:##NULL>
696	port 209	is	port 209: qmtp - The Quick Mail Transfer Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1855	port 2090	is	port 2090: lrp - Load Report Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
512	port 21	is	port 21: ftp - File Transfer [Control]	revisions	<*:##NULL>
697	port 210	is	port 210: z39.50 - ANSI Z39.50	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1865	port 2100	is	port 2100: amiganetfs - amiganetfs	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1866	port 2101	is	port 2101: rtcm-sc104 - rtcm-sc104	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1867	port 2102	is	port 2102: zephyr-srv - Zephyr server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1868	port 2103	is	port 2103: zephyr-clt - Zephyr serv-hm connection	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
698	port 211	is	port 211: 914c/g - Texas Instruments 914C/G Terminal	revisions	<*:##NULL>
699	port 212	is	port 212: anet - ATEXSSTR	revisions	<*:##NULL>
700	port 213	is	port 213: ipx - IPX	revisions	<*:##NULL>
701	port 214	is	port 214: vmpwscs - VM PWSCS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
702	port 215	is	port 215: softpc - Insignia Solutions	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3176	port 21554	is	port 21554: girlfriend - Girlfriend TROJAN	revisions	<*:##NULL>
703	port 216	is	port 216: CAIlic - Computer Associates Int'l License Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
704	port 217	is	port 217: dbase - dBASE Unix	revisions	<*:##NULL>
705	port 218	is	port 218: mpp - Netix Message Posting Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1875	port 2180	is	port 2180: mc-gt-srv - Millicent Vendor Gateway Server	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>
706	port 219	is	port 219: uarps - Unisys ARPs	revisions	<*:##NULL>
513	port 22	is	port 22: ssh - SSH Remote Login Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
707	port 220	is	port 220: imap3 - Interactive Mail Access Protocol v3	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1876	port 2200	is	port 2200: ici - ICI	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3182	port 22000	is	port 22000: snapenetio - SNAPenetIO	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3183	port 22001	is	port 22001: optocontrol - OptoControl	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>
708	port 221	is	port 221: fln-spx - Berkeley rlogind with SPX auth	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1879	port 2213	is	port 2213: kali - Kali	revisions	<*:##NULL>
709	port 222	is	port 222: rsh-spx - Berkeley rshd with SPX auth (possible conflict with Masqdialer)	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>
3184	port 22273	is	port 22273: wnn6 - wnn6	revisions	<*:##NULL>
710	port 223	is	port 223: cdc - Certificate Distribution Center	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>
711	port 224	is	port 224: masqdialer - masqdialer	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>
712	port 225	is	port 225: - Reserved	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3185	port 22555	is	port 22555: vocaltec-wconf - Vocaltec Web Conference	revisions	<*:##NULL>
713	port 226	is	port 226: - Reserved	revisions	<*:##NULL>
714	port 227	is	port 227: - Reserved	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1898	port 2279	is	port 2279: xmquery - xmquery	revisions	<*:##NULL>
715	port 228	is	port 228: - Reserved	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1899	port 2280	is	port 2280: lnvpoller - LNVPOLLER	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3186	port 22800	is	port 22800: aws-brf - Telerate Information Platform LAN	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>
716	port 229	is	port 229: - Reserved	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>
3187	port 22951	is	port 22951: brf-gw - Telerate Information Platform WAN	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>
514	port 23	is	port 23: telnet - Telnet	revisions	<*:##NULL>
717	port 230	is	port 230: - Reserved	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>
718	port 231	is	port 231: - Reserved	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>
719	port 232	is	port 232: - Reserved	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>
720	port 233	is	port 233: - Reserved	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>
721	port 234	is	port 234: - Reserved	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>
722	port 235	is	port 235: - Reserved	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>
723	port 236	is	port 236: - Reserved	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1973	port 2360	is	port 2360: nexstorindltd - NexstorIndLtd	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1974	port 2361	is	port 2361: tl1 - TL1	revisions	<*:##NULL>
724	port 237	is	port 237: - Reserved	revisions	<*:##NULL>
725	port 238	is	port 238: - Reserved	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>
726	port 239	is	port 239: - Reserved	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>
515	port 24	is	port 24: - any private mail system	revisions	<*:##NULL>
727	port 240	is	port 240: - Reserved	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1987	port 2400	is	port 2400: opequus-server - OpEquus Server	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>
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>
728	port 241	is	port 241: - Reserved	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>
729	port 242	is	port 242: direct - Direct	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>
730	port 243	is	port 243: sur-meas - Survey Measurement	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>
3195	port 24386	is	port 24386: intel_rci - Intel RCI	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2026	port 2439	is	port 2439: sybasedbsynch - SybaseDBSynch	revisions	<*:##NULL>
731	port 244	is	port 244: dayna - Dayna	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>
732	port 245	is	port 245: link - LINK	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>
733	port 246	is	port 246: dsp3270 - Display Systems Protocol	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>
734	port 247	is	port 247: subntbcst_tftp - SUBNTBCST_TFTP	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>
735	port 248	is	port 248: bhfhs - bhfhs	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>
736	port 249	is	port 249: - Reserved	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>
516	port 25	is	port 25: smtp - Simple Mail Transfer	revisions	<*:##NULL>
737	port 250	is	port 250: - Reserved	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2087	port 2500	is	port 2500: rtsserv - Resource Tracking system server	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>
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>
738	port 251	is	port 251: - Reserved	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2097	port 2510	is	port 2510: fjappmgrbulk - fjappmgrbulk	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2098	port 2511	is	port 2511: metastorm - Metastorm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2099	port 2512	is	port 2512: citrixima - Citrix IMA	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2100	port 2513	is	port 2513: citrixadmin - Citrix ADMIN	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2101	port 2514	is	port 2514: facsys-ntp - Facsys NTP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2102	port 2515	is	port 2515: facsys-router - Facsys Router	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2103	port 2516	is	port 2516: maincontrol - Main Control	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2104	port 2517	is	port 2517: call-sig-trans - H.323 Annex E call signaling transport	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2105	port 2518	is	port 2518: willy - Willy	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2106	port 2519	is	port 2519: globmsgsvc - globmsgsvc	revisions	<*:##NULL>
739	port 252	is	port 252: - Reserved	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2107	port 2520	is	port 2520: pvsw - pvsw	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2108	port 2521	is	port 2521: adaptecmgr - Adaptec Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2109	port 2522	is	port 2522: windb - WinDb	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2110	port 2523	is	port 2523: qke-llc-v3 - Qke LLC V.3	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2111	port 2524	is	port 2524: optiwave-lm - Optiwave License Management	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2112	port 2525	is	port 2525: ms-v-worlds - MS V-Worlds	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2113	port 2526	is	port 2526: ema-sent-lm - EMA License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2114	port 2527	is	port 2527: iqserver - IQ Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2115	port 2528	is	port 2528: ncr_ccl - NCR CCL	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2116	port 2529	is	port 2529: utsftp - UTS FTP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
740	port 253	is	port 253: - Reserved	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2117	port 2530	is	port 2530: vrcommerce - VR Commerce	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2118	port 2531	is	port 2531: ito-e-gui - ITO-E GUI	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2119	port 2532	is	port 2532: ovtopmd - OVTOPMD	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2120	port 2533	is	port 2533: snifferserver - SnifferServer	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2121	port 2534	is	port 2534: combox-web-acc - Combox Web Access	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2122	port 2535	is	port 2535: mdhcp - MDHCP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2123	port 2536	is	port 2536: btpp2audctr1 - btpp2audctr1	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2124	port 2537	is	port 2537: upgrade - Upgrade Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2125	port 2538	is	port 2538: vnwk-prapi - vnwk-prapi	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2126	port 2539	is	port 2539: vsiadmin - VSI Admin	revisions	<*:##NULL>
741	port 254	is	port 254: - Reserved	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2127	port 2540	is	port 2540: lonworks - LonWorks	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2128	port 2541	is	port 2541: lonworks2 - LonWorks2	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2129	port 2542	is	port 2542: davinci - daVinci	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2130	port 2543	is	port 2543: reftek - REFTEK	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2131	port 2544	is	port 2544: novell-zen - Novell ZEN	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2132	port 2545	is	port 2545: sis-emt - sis-emt	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2133	port 2546	is	port 2546: vytalvaultbrtp - vytalvaultbrtp	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2134	port 2547	is	port 2547: vytalvaultvsmp - vytalvaultvsmp	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2135	port 2548	is	port 2548: vytalvaultpipe - vytalvaultpipe	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2136	port 2549	is	port 2549: ipass - IPASS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
742	port 255	is	port 255: - Reserved	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2137	port 2550	is	port 2550: ads - ADS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2138	port 2551	is	port 2551: isg-uda-server - ISG UDA Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2139	port 2552	is	port 2552: call-logging - Call Logging	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2140	port 2553	is	port 2553: efidiningport - efidiningport	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2141	port 2554	is	port 2554: vcnet-link-v10 - VCnet-Link v10	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2142	port 2555	is	port 2555: compaq-wcp - Compaq WCP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2143	port 2556	is	port 2556: nicetec-nmsvc - nicetec-nmsvc	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2144	port 2557	is	port 2557: nicetec-mgmt - nicetec-mgmt	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2145	port 2558	is	port 2558: pclemultimedia - PCLE Multi Media	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2146	port 2559	is	port 2559: lstp - LSTP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
743	port 256	is	port 256: rap - RAP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2147	port 2560	is	port 2560: labrat - labrat	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2148	port 2561	is	port 2561: mosaixcc - MosaixCC	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2149	port 2562	is	port 2562: delibo - Delibo	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2150	port 2563	is	port 2563: cti-redwood - CTI Redwood	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2151	port 2564	is	port 2564: hp-3000-telnet - HP 3000 NS/VT block mode telnet	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2152	port 2565	is	port 2565: coord-svr - Coordinator Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2153	port 2566	is	port 2566: pcs-pcw - pcs-pcw	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2154	port 2567	is	port 2567: clp - Cisco Line Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2155	port 2568	is	port 2568: spamtrap - SPAM TRAP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2156	port 2569	is	port 2569: sonuscallsig - Sonus Call Signal	revisions	<*:##NULL>
744	port 257	is	port 257: set - Secure Electronic Transaction	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2157	port 2570	is	port 2570: hs-port - HS Port	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2158	port 2571	is	port 2571: cecsvc - CECSVC	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2159	port 2572	is	port 2572: ibp - IBP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2160	port 2573	is	port 2573: trustestablish - Trust Establish	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2161	port 2574	is	port 2574: blockade-bpsp - Blockade BPSP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2162	port 2575	is	port 2575: hl7 - HL7	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2163	port 2576	is	port 2576: tclprodebugger - TCL Pro Debugger	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2164	port 2577	is	port 2577: scipticslsrvr - Scriptics Lsrvr	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2165	port 2578	is	port 2578: rvs-isdn-dcp - RVS ISDN DCP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2166	port 2579	is	port 2579: mpfoncl - mpfoncl	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3206	port 25793	is	port 25793: vocaltec-hos - Vocaltec Address Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
745	port 258	is	port 258: yak-chat - Yak Winsock Personal Chat	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2167	port 2580	is	port 2580: tributary - Tributary	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2168	port 2581	is	port 2581: argis-te - ARGIS TE	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2169	port 2582	is	port 2582: argis-ds - ARGIS DS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2170	port 2583	is	port 2583: mon - MON	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2171	port 2584	is	port 2584: cyaserv - cyaserv	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2172	port 2585	is	port 2585: netx-server - NETX Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2173	port 2586	is	port 2586: netx-agent - NETX Agent	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2174	port 2587	is	port 2587: masc - MASC	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2175	port 2588	is	port 2588: privilege - Privilege	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2176	port 2589	is	port 2589: quartus-tcl - quartus tcl	revisions	<*:##NULL>
746	port 259	is	port 259: esro-gen - Efficient Short Remote Operations	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2177	port 2590	is	port 2590: idotdist - idotdist	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2178	port 2591	is	port 2591: maytagshuffle - Maytag Shuffle	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2179	port 2592	is	port 2592: netrek - netrek	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2180	port 2593	is	port 2593: mns-mail - MNS Mail Notice Service	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2181	port 2594	is	port 2594: dts - Data Base Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2182	port 2595	is	port 2595: worldfusion1 - World Fusion 1	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2183	port 2596	is	port 2596: worldfusion2 - World Fusion 2	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2184	port 2597	is	port 2597: homesteadglory - Homestead Glory	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2185	port 2598	is	port 2598: citriximaclient - Citrix MA Client	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2186	port 2599	is	port 2599: meridiandata - Meridian Data	revisions	<*:##NULL>
747	port 260	is	port 260: openport - Openport	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2187	port 2600	is	port 2600: hpstgmgr - HPSTGMGR	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3207	port 26000	is	port 26000: quake - quake	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2188	port 2601	is	port 2601: discp-client - discp client	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2189	port 2602	is	port 2602: discp-server - discp server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2190	port 2603	is	port 2603: servicemeter - Service Meter	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2191	port 2604	is	port 2604: nsc-ccs - NSC CCS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2192	port 2605	is	port 2605: nsc-posa - NSC POSA	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2193	port 2606	is	port 2606: netmon - Dell Netmon	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2194	port 2607	is	port 2607: connection - Dell Connection	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2195	port 2608	is	port 2608: wag-service - Wag Service	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2196	port 2609	is	port 2609: system-monitor - System Monitor	revisions	<*:##NULL>
748	port 261	is	port 261: nsiiops - IIOP Name Service over TLS/SSL	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2197	port 2610	is	port 2610: versa-tek - VersaTek	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2198	port 2611	is	port 2611: lionhead - LIONHEAD	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2199	port 2612	is	port 2612: qpasa-agent - Qpasa Agent	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2200	port 2613	is	port 2613: smntubootstrap - SMNTUBootstrap	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2201	port 2614	is	port 2614: neveroffline - Never Off Line	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2202	port 2615	is	port 2615: firepower - firepower	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2203	port 2616	is	port 2616: appswitch-emp - appswitch-emp	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2204	port 2617	is	port 2617: cmadmin - Clinical Context Managers	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2205	port 2618	is	port 2618: priority-e-com - Priority E-Com	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2206	port 2619	is	port 2619: bruce - bruce	revisions	<*:##NULL>
749	port 262	is	port 262: arcisdms - Arcisdms	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2207	port 2620	is	port 2620: lpsrecommender - LPSRecommender	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3208	port 26208	is	port 26208: wnn6-ds - wnn6-ds	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2208	port 2621	is	port 2621: miles-apart - Miles Apart Jukebox Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2209	port 2622	is	port 2622: metricadbc - MetricaDBC	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2210	port 2623	is	port 2623: lmdp - LMDP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2211	port 2624	is	port 2624: aria - Aria	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2212	port 2625	is	port 2625: blwnkl-port - Blwnkl Port	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2213	port 2626	is	port 2626: gbjd816 - gbjd816	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2214	port 2627	is	port 2627: moshebeeri - Moshe Beeri	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2215	port 2628	is	port 2628: dict - DICT	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2216	port 2629	is	port 2629: sitaraserver - Sitara Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
750	port 263	is	port 263: hdap - HDAP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2217	port 2630	is	port 2630: sitaramgmt - Sitara Management	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2218	port 2631	is	port 2631: sitaradir - Sitara Dir	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2219	port 2632	is	port 2632: irdg-post - IRdg Post	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2220	port 2633	is	port 2633: interintelli - InterIntelli	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2221	port 2634	is	port 2634: pk-electronics - PK Electronics	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2222	port 2635	is	port 2635: backburner - Back Burner	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2223	port 2636	is	port 2636: solve - Solve	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2224	port 2637	is	port 2637: imdocsvc - Import Document Service	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2225	port 2638	is	port 2638: sybaseanywhere - Sybase Anywhere	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2226	port 2639	is	port 2639: aminet - AMInet	revisions	<*:##NULL>
751	port 264	is	port 264: bgmp - BGMP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2227	port 2640	is	port 2640: sai_sentlm - Sabbagh Associates Licence Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2228	port 2641	is	port 2641: hdl-srv - HDL Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2229	port 2642	is	port 2642: tragic - Tragic	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2230	port 2643	is	port 2643: gte-samp - GTE-SAMP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2231	port 2644	is	port 2644: travsoft-ipx-t - Travsoft IPX Tunnel	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2232	port 2645	is	port 2645: novell-ipx-cmd - Novell IPX CMD	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2233	port 2646	is	port 2646: and-lm - AND Licence Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2234	port 2647	is	port 2647: syncserver - SyncServer	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2235	port 2648	is	port 2648: upsnotifyprot - Upsnotifyprot	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2236	port 2649	is	port 2649: vpsipport - VPSIPPORT	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2237	port 2650	is	port 2650: eristwoguns - eristwoguns	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2238	port 2651	is	port 2651: ebinsite - EBInSite	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2239	port 2652	is	port 2652: interpathpanel - InterPathPanel	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2240	port 2653	is	port 2653: sonus - Sonus	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2241	port 2654	is	port 2654: corel_vncadmin - Corel VNC Admin	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2242	port 2655	is	port 2655: unglue - UNIX Nt Glue	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2243	port 2656	is	port 2656: kana - Kana	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2244	port 2657	is	port 2657: sns-dispatcher - SNS Dispatcher	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2245	port 2658	is	port 2658: sns-admin - SNS Admin	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2246	port 2659	is	port 2659: sns-query - SNS Query	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2247	port 2660	is	port 2660: gcmonitor - GC Monitor	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2248	port 2661	is	port 2661: olhost - OLHOST	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2249	port 2662	is	port 2662: bintec-capi - BinTec-CAPI	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2250	port 2663	is	port 2663: bintec-tapi - BinTec-TAPI	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2251	port 2664	is	port 2664: command-mq-gm - Command MQ GM	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2252	port 2665	is	port 2665: command-mq-pm - Command MQ PM	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2253	port 2666	is	port 2666: extensis - extensis	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2254	port 2667	is	port 2667: alarm-clock-s - Alarm Clock Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2255	port 2668	is	port 2668: alarm-clock-c - Alarm Clock Client	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2256	port 2669	is	port 2669: toad - TOAD	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2257	port 2670	is	port 2670: tve-announce - TVE Announce	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2258	port 2671	is	port 2671: newlixreg - newlixreg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2259	port 2672	is	port 2672: nhserver - nhserver	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2260	port 2673	is	port 2673: firstcall42 - First Call 42	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2261	port 2674	is	port 2674: ewnn - ewnn	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2262	port 2675	is	port 2675: ttc-etap - TTC ETAP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2263	port 2676	is	port 2676: simslink - SIMSLink	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2264	port 2677	is	port 2677: gadgetgate1way - Gadget Gate 1 Way	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2265	port 2678	is	port 2678: gadgetgate2way - Gadget Gate 2 Way	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2266	port 2679	is	port 2679: syncserverssl - Sync Server SSL	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2267	port 2680	is	port 2680: pxc-sapxom - pxc-sapxom	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2268	port 2681	is	port 2681: mpnjsomb - mpnjsomb	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2269	port 2682	is	port 2682: srsp - SRSP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2270	port 2683	is	port 2683: ncdloadbalance - NCDLoadBalance	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2271	port 2684	is	port 2684: mpnjsosv - mpnjsosv	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2272	port 2685	is	port 2685: mpnjsocl - mpnjsocl	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2273	port 2686	is	port 2686: mpnjsomg - mpnjsomg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2274	port 2687	is	port 2687: pq-lic-mgmt - pq-lic-mgmt	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2275	port 2688	is	port 2688: md-cg-http - md-cf-http	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2276	port 2689	is	port 2689: fastlynx - FastLynx	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2277	port 2690	is	port 2690: hp-nnm-data - HP NNM Embedded Database	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2278	port 2691	is	port 2691: itinternet - IT Internet	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2279	port 2692	is	port 2692: admins-lms - Admins LMS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2280	port 2693	is	port 2693: belarc-http - belarc-http	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2281	port 2694	is	port 2694: pwrsevent - pwrsevent	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2282	port 2695	is	port 2695: vspread - VSPREAD	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2283	port 2696	is	port 2696: unifyadmin - Unify Admin	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2284	port 2697	is	port 2697: oce-snmp-trap - Oce SNMP Trap Port	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2285	port 2698	is	port 2698: mck-ivpip - MCK-IVPIP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2286	port 2699	is	port 2699: csoft-plusclnt - Csoft Plus Client	revisions	<*:##NULL>
517	port 27	is	port 27: nsw-fe - NSW User System FE	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2287	port 2700	is	port 2700: tqdata - tqdata	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>
2288	port 2701	is	port 2701: sms-rcinfo - SMS RCINFO	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2289	port 2702	is	port 2702: sms-xfer - SMS XFER	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2290	port 2703	is	port 2703: sms-chat - SMS CHAT	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2291	port 2704	is	port 2704: sms-remctrl - SMS REMCTRL	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2292	port 2705	is	port 2705: sds-admin - SDS Admin	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2293	port 2706	is	port 2706: ncdmirroring - NCD Mirroring	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2294	port 2707	is	port 2707: emcsymapiport - EMCSYMAPIPORT	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2295	port 2708	is	port 2708: banyan-net - Banyan-Net	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2296	port 2709	is	port 2709: supermon - Supermon	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2297	port 2710	is	port 2710: sso-service - SSO Service	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2298	port 2711	is	port 2711: sso-control - SSO Control	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2299	port 2712	is	port 2712: aocp - Axapta Object Communication Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2300	port 2713	is	port 2713: raven1 - Raven1	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2301	port 2714	is	port 2714: raven2 - Raven2	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2302	port 2715	is	port 2715: hpstgmgr2 - HPSTGMGR2	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2303	port 2716	is	port 2716: inova-ip-disco - Inova IP Disco	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2304	port 2784	is	port 2784: www-dev - world wide web - development	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2305	port 2785	is	port 2785: aic-np - aic-np	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2306	port 2786	is	port 2786: aic-oncrpc - aic-oncrpc - Destiny MCD database	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2307	port 2787	is	port 2787: piccolo - piccolo - Cornerstone Software	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2308	port 2788	is	port 2788: fryeserv - NetWare Loadable Module - Seagate Software	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2309	port 2789	is	port 2789: media-agent - Media Agent	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3219	port 27999	is	port 27999: tw-auth-key - TW Authentication/Key Distribution and	revisions	<*:##NULL>
752	port 280	is	port 280: http-mgmt - http-mgmt	revisions	<*:##NULL>
753	port 281	is	port 281: personal-link - Personal Link	revisions	<*:##NULL>
754	port 282	is	port 282: cableport-ax - Cable Port A/X	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2310	port 2828	is	port 2828: itm-lm - ITM License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
755	port 283	is	port 283: rescap - rescap	revisions	<*:##NULL>
518	port 29	is	port 29: msg-icp - MSG ICP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2311	port 2908	is	port 2908: mao - mao	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2312	port 2909	is	port 2909: funk-dialout - Funk Dialout	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2313	port 2910	is	port 2910: tdaccess - TDAccess	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2314	port 2911	is	port 2911: blockade - Blockade	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2315	port 2912	is	port 2912: epicon - Epicon	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2316	port 2913	is	port 2913: boosterware - Booster Ware	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2317	port 2914	is	port 2914: gamelobby - Game Lobby	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2318	port 2915	is	port 2915: tksocket - TK Socket	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2319	port 2916	is	port 2916: elvin_server - Elvin Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2320	port 2917	is	port 2917: elvin_client - Elvin Client	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2321	port 2918	is	port 2918: kastenchasepad - Kasten Chase Pad	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2322	port 2971	is	port 2971: netclip - Net Clip	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2323	port 2972	is	port 2972: pmsm-webrctl - PMSM Webrctl	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2324	port 2973	is	port 2973: svnetworks - SV Networks	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2325	port 2974	is	port 2974: signal - Signal	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2326	port 2975	is	port 2975: fjmpcm - Fujitsu Configuration Management Service	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2327	port 2976	is	port 2976: cns-srv-port - CNS Server Port	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2328	port 2977	is	port 2977: ttc-etap-ns - TTCs Enterprise Test Access Protocol - NS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2329	port 2978	is	port 2978: ttc-etap-ds - TTCs Enterprise Test Access Protocol - DS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2330	port 2979	is	port 2979: h263-video - H.263 Video Streaming	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2331	port 2980	is	port 2980: wimd - Instant Messaging Service	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2332	port 2981	is	port 2981: mylxamport - MYLXAMPORT	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2333	port 2989	is	port 2989: rat - Rat TROJAN	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2334	port 2998	is	port 2998: realsecure - Real Secure	revisions	<*:##NULL>
501	port 3	is	port 3: compressnet - Compression Process	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2335	port 3000	is	port 3000: hbci - HBCI (or remoteware-cl - RemoteWare Client)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2336	port 3001	is	port 3001: redwood-broker - Redwood Broker	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2337	port 3002	is	port 3002: remoteware-srv - RemoteWare Server (or EXLM Agent)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2338	port 3003	is	port 3003: cgms - CGMS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2339	port 3004	is	port 3004: csoftragent - Csoft Agent	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2340	port 3005	is	port 3005: geniuslm - Genius License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2341	port 3006	is	port 3006: ii-admin - Instant Internet Admin	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2342	port 3007	is	port 3007: lotusmtap - Lotus Mail Tracking Agent Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2343	port 3008	is	port 3008: midnight-tech - Midnight Technologies	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2344	port 3009	is	port 3009: pxc-ntfy - PXC-NTFY	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2345	port 3010	is	port 3010: gw - Telerate Workstation	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2346	port 3011	is	port 3011: trusted-web - Trusted Web	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2347	port 3012	is	port 3012: twsdss - Trusted Web Client	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2348	port 3013	is	port 3013: gilatskysurfer - Gilat Sky Surfer	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2349	port 3014	is	port 3014: broker_service - Broker Service	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2350	port 3015	is	port 3015: nati-dstp - NATI DSTP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2351	port 3016	is	port 3016: notify_srvr - Notify Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2352	port 3017	is	port 3017: event_listener - Event Listener	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2353	port 3018	is	port 3018: srvc_registry - Service Registry	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2354	port 3019	is	port 3019: resource_mgr - Resource Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2355	port 3020	is	port 3020: cifs - CIFS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2356	port 3021	is	port 3021: agriserver - AGRI Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2357	port 3022	is	port 3022: csregagent - CSREGAGENT	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2358	port 3023	is	port 3023: magicnotes - magicnotes	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2359	port 3024	is	port 3024: nds_sso - NDS_SSO	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2360	port 3025	is	port 3025: arepa-raft - Arepa Raft	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2361	port 3026	is	port 3026: agri-gateway - AGRI Gateway	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2362	port 3027	is	port 3027: LiebDevMgmt_C - LiebDevMgmt_C	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2363	port 3028	is	port 3028: LiebDevMgmt_DM - LiebDevMgmt_DM	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2364	port 3029	is	port 3029: LiebDevMgmt_A - LiebDevMgmt_A	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2365	port 3030	is	port 3030: arepa-cas - Arepa Cas	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2366	port 3031	is	port 3031: agentvu - AgentVU	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2367	port 3032	is	port 3032: redwood-chat - Redwood Chat	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2368	port 3033	is	port 3033: pdb - PDB	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2369	port 3034	is	port 3034: osmosis-aeea - Osmosis AEEA	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2370	port 3035	is	port 3035: fjsv-gssagt - FJSV gssagt	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2371	port 3036	is	port 3036: hagel-dump - Hagel DUMP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2372	port 3037	is	port 3037: hp-san-mgmt - HP SAN Mgmt	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2373	port 3038	is	port 3038: santak-ups - Santak UPS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2374	port 3039	is	port 3039: cogitate - Cogitate, Inc.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2375	port 3040	is	port 3040: tomato-springs - Tomato Springs	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2376	port 3041	is	port 3041: di-traceware - di-traceware	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2377	port 3042	is	port 3042: journee - journee	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2378	port 3043	is	port 3043: brp - BRP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2379	port 3044	is	port 3044: msexch-routing - msexch-routing	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2380	port 3045	is	port 3045: responsenet - ResponseNet	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2381	port 3046	is	port 3046: di-ase - di-ase	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2382	port 3047	is	port 3047: hlserver - Fast Security HL Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2383	port 3048	is	port 3048: pctrader - Sierra Net PC Trader	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2384	port 3049	is	port 3049: nsws - NSWS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2385	port 3050	is	port 3050: gds_db - gds_db	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2386	port 3051	is	port 3051: galaxy-server - Galaxy Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2387	port 3052	is	port 3052: apcpcns - APCPCNS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2388	port 3053	is	port 3053: dsom-server - dsom-server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2389	port 3054	is	port 3054: amt-cnf-prot - AMT CNF PROT	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2390	port 3055	is	port 3055: policyserver - Policy Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2391	port 3056	is	port 3056: cdl-server - CDL Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2392	port 3057	is	port 3057: goahead-fldup - GoAhead FldUp	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2393	port 3058	is	port 3058: videobeans - videobeans	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2394	port 3059	is	port 3059: qsoft - qsoft	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2395	port 3060	is	port 3060: interserver - interserver	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2396	port 3061	is	port 3061: cautcpd - cautcpd	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2397	port 3062	is	port 3062: ncacn-ip-tcp - ncacn-ip-tcp	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2398	port 3063	is	port 3063: ncadg-ip-udp - ncadg-ip-udp	revisions	<*:##NULL>
756	port 308	is	port 308: novastorbakcup - Novastor Backup	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2399	port 3080	is	port 3080: stm_pproc - stm_pproc	revisions	<*:##NULL>
757	port 309	is	port 309: entrusttime - EntrustTime	revisions	<*:##NULL>
519	port 31	is	port 31: msg-auth - MSG Authentication	revisions	<*:##NULL>
758	port 310	is	port 310: bhmds - bhmds	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2400	port 3105	is	port 3105: cardbox - Cardbox	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2401	port 3106	is	port 3106: cardbox-http - Cardbox HTTP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
759	port 311	is	port 311: asip-webadmin - AppleShare IP WebAdmin	revisions	<*:##NULL>
760	port 312	is	port 312: vslmp - VSLMP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
761	port 313	is	port 313: magenta-logic - Magenta Logic	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2402	port 3130	is	port 3130: icpv2 - ICPv2	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2403	port 3131	is	port 3131: netbookmark - Net Book Mark	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>
762	port 314	is	port 314: opalis-robot - Opalis Robot	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2404	port 3141	is	port 3141: vmodem - VMODEM	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2405	port 3142	is	port 3142: rdc-wh-eos - RDC WH EOS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2406	port 3143	is	port 3143: seaview - Sea View	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2407	port 3144	is	port 3144: tarantella - Tarantella	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2408	port 3145	is	port 3145: csi-lfap - CSI-LFAP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2409	port 3147	is	port 3147: rfio - RFIO	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2410	port 3148	is	port 3148: nm-game-admin - NetMike Game Administrator	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2411	port 3149	is	port 3149: nm-game-server - NetMike Game Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
763	port 315	is	port 315: dpsi - DPSI	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2412	port 3150	is	port 3150: nm-asses-admin - NetMike Assessor Administrator	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2413	port 3151	is	port 3151: nm-assessor - NetMike Assessor	revisions	<*:##NULL>
764	port 316	is	port 316: decauth - decAuth	revisions	<*:##NULL>
765	port 317	is	port 317: zannet - Zannet	revisions	<*:##NULL>
766	port 318	is	port 318: pkix-timestamp - PKIX TimeStamp	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2414	port 3180	is	port 3180: mc-brk-srv - Millicent Broker Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2415	port 3181	is	port 3181: bmcpatrolagent - BMC Patrol Agent	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2416	port 3182	is	port 3182: bmcpatrolrnvu - BMC Patrol Rendezvous	revisions	<*:##NULL>
767	port 319	is	port 319: ptp-event - PTP Event	revisions	<*:##NULL>
768	port 320	is	port 320: ptp-general - PTP General	revisions	<*:##NULL>
769	port 321	is	port 321: pip - PIP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
770	port 322	is	port 322: rtsps - RTSPS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2417	port 3264	is	port 3264: ccmail - cc:mail/lotus	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2418	port 3265	is	port 3265: altav-tunnel - Altav Tunnel	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2419	port 3266	is	port 3266: ns-cfg-server - NS CFG Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2420	port 3267	is	port 3267: ibm-dial-out - IBM Dial Out	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2421	port 3268	is	port 3268: msft-gc - Microsoft Global Catalog	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2422	port 3269	is	port 3269: msft-gc-ssl - Microsoft Global Catalog with LDAP/SSL	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2423	port 3270	is	port 3270: verismart - Verismart	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2424	port 3271	is	port 3271: csoft-prev - CSoft Prev Port	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2425	port 3272	is	port 3272: user-manager - Fujitsu User Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2426	port 3273	is	port 3273: sxmp - Simple Extensible Multiplexed Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2427	port 3274	is	port 3274: ordinox-server - Ordinox Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2428	port 3275	is	port 3275: samd - SAMD	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2429	port 3276	is	port 3276: maxim-asics - Maxim ASICs	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>
2430	port 3277	is	port 3277: awg-proxy - AWG Proxy	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3224	port 32770	is	port 32770: filenet-nch - Filenet NCH	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2431	port 3278	is	port 3278: lkcmserver - LKCM Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2432	port 3279	is	port 3279: admind - admind	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2433	port 3280	is	port 3280: vs-server - VS Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2434	port 3281	is	port 3281: sysopt - SYSOPT	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2435	port 3282	is	port 3282: datusorb - Datusorb	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2436	port 3283	is	port 3283: net-assistant - Net Assistant	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2437	port 3284	is	port 3284: 4talk - 4Talk	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2438	port 3285	is	port 3285: plato - Plato	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2439	port 3286	is	port 3286: e-net - E-Net	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2440	port 3287	is	port 3287: directvdata - DIRECTVDATA	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2441	port 3288	is	port 3288: cops - COPS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2442	port 3289	is	port 3289: enpc - ENPC	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2443	port 3290	is	port 3290: caps-lm - CAPS LOGISTICS TOOLKIT - LM	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2444	port 3291	is	port 3291: sah-lm - S A Holditch & Associates - LM	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2445	port 3292	is	port 3292: cart-o-rama - Cart O Rama	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2446	port 3293	is	port 3293: fg-fps - fg-fps	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2447	port 3294	is	port 3294: fg-gip - fg-gip	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2448	port 3295	is	port 3295: dyniplookup - Dynamic IP Lookup	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2449	port 3296	is	port 3296: rib-slm - Rib License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2450	port 3297	is	port 3297: cytel-lm - Cytel License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2451	port 3298	is	port 3298: transview - Transview	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2452	port 3299	is	port 3299: pdrncs - pdrncs	revisions	<*:##NULL>
520	port 33	is	port 33: dsp - Display Support Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2453	port 3300	is	port 3300: sap r/3 - SAP R/3 (unauthorized use)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2454	port 3301	is	port 3301: sap r/3 - SAP R/3 (unauthorized use)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2455	port 3302	is	port 3302: mcs-fastmail - MCS Fastmail	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2456	port 3303	is	port 3303: opsession-clnt - OP Session Client	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2457	port 3304	is	port 3304: opsession-srvr - OP Session Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2458	port 3305	is	port 3305: odette-ftp - ODETTE-FTP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2459	port 3306	is	port 3306: mysql - MySQL	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2460	port 3307	is	port 3307: opsession-prxy - OP Session Proxy	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2461	port 3308	is	port 3308: tns-server - TNS Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2462	port 3309	is	port 3309: tns-adv - TNS ADV	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2463	port 3310	is	port 3310: dyna-access - Dyna Access	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2464	port 3311	is	port 3311: mcns-tel-ret - MCNS Tel Ret	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2465	port 3312	is	port 3312: appman-server - Application Management Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2466	port 3313	is	port 3313: uorb - Unify Object Broker	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2467	port 3314	is	port 3314: uohost - Unify Object Host	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2468	port 3315	is	port 3315: cdid - CDID	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2469	port 3316	is	port 3316: aicc-cmi - AICC/CMI	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2470	port 3317	is	port 3317: vsaiport - VSAI PORT	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2471	port 3318	is	port 3318: ssrip - Swith to Swith Routing Information Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2472	port 3319	is	port 3319: sdt-lmd - SDT License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2473	port 3320	is	port 3320: officelink2000 - Office Link 2000	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2474	port 3321	is	port 3321: vnsstr - VNSSTR	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2475	port 3322	is	port 3322: active-net - Active Networks	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2476	port 3323	is	port 3323: active-net - Active Networks	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2477	port 3324	is	port 3324: active-net - Active Networks	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2478	port 3325	is	port 3325: active-net - Active Networks	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2479	port 3326	is	port 3326: sftu - SFTU	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2480	port 3327	is	port 3327: bbars - BBARS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2481	port 3328	is	port 3328: egptlm - Eaglepoint License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2482	port 3329	is	port 3329: hp-device-disc - HP Device Disc	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2483	port 3330	is	port 3330: mcs-calypsoicf - MCS Calypso ICF	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2484	port 3331	is	port 3331: mcs-messaging - MCS Messaging	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
2491	port 3338	is	port 3338: anet-b - OMF data b	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2492	port 3339	is	port 3339: anet-l - OMF data l	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2493	port 3340	is	port 3340: anet-m - OMF data m	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2494	port 3341	is	port 3341: anet-h - OMF data h	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2495	port 3342	is	port 3342: webtie - WebTIE	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2496	port 3343	is	port 3343: ms-cluster-net - MS Cluster Net	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3225	port 33434	is	port 33434: traceroute - traceroute use	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>
2500	port 3347	is	port 3347: phoenix-rpc - Phoenix RPC	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
2504	port 3351	is	port 3351: btrieve - BTRIEVE	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2505	port 3352	is	port 3352: ssql - SSQL	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2506	port 3353	is	port 3353: fatpipe - FATPIPE	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
2547	port 3394	is	port 3394: d2k-tapestry2 - D2K Tapestry Server to Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
2554	port 3401	is	port 3401: filecast - filecast	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2555	port 3421	is	port 3421: bmap - Bull Apprise portmapper	revisions	<*:##NULL>
771	port 344	is	port 344: pdap - Prospero Data Access Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
772	port 345	is	port 345: pawserv - Perf Analysis Workbench	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>
773	port 346	is	port 346: zserv - Zebra server	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>
2571	port 3469	is	port 3469: pluribus - Pluribus	revisions	<*:##NULL>
774	port 347	is	port 347: fatserv - Fatmen Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2572	port 3470	is	port 3470: jt400 - jt400	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2573	port 3471	is	port 3471: jt400-ssl - jt400-ssl	revisions	<*:##NULL>
775	port 348	is	port 348: csi-sgwp - Cabletron Management Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
776	port 349	is	port 349: mftp - mftp	revisions	<*:##NULL>
521	port 35	is	port 35: - any private printer server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
777	port 350	is	port 350: matip-type-a - MATIP Type A	revisions	<*:##NULL>
779	port 351	is	port 351: bhoetty - bhoetty	revisions	<*:##NULL>
781	port 352	is	port 352: bhoedap4 - bhoedap4	revisions	<*:##NULL>
782	port 353	is	port 353: ndsauth - NDSAUTH	revisions	<*:##NULL>
783	port 354	is	port 354: bh611 - bh611	revisions	<*:##NULL>
784	port 355	is	port 355: datex-asn - DATEX-ASN	revisions	<*:##NULL>
785	port 356	is	port 356: cloanto-net-1 - Cloanto Net 1	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2574	port 3563	is	port 3563: watcomdebug - Watcom Debug	revisions	<*:##NULL>
786	port 357	is	port 357: bhevent - bhevent	revisions	<*:##NULL>
787	port 358	is	port 358: shrinkwrap - Shrinkwrap	revisions	<*:##NULL>
788	port 359	is	port 359: tenebris_nts - Tenebris Network Trace Service	revisions	<*:##NULL>
789	port 360	is	port 360: scoi2odialog - scoi2odialog	revisions	<*:##NULL>
790	port 361	is	port 361: semantix - Semantix	revisions	<*:##NULL>
791	port 362	is	port 362: srssend - SRS Send	revisions	<*:##NULL>
792	port 363	is	port 363: rsvp_tunnel - RSVP Tunnel	revisions	<*:##NULL>
793	port 364	is	port 364: aurora-cmgr - Aurora CMGR	revisions	<*:##NULL>
794	port 365	is	port 365: dtk - DTK	revisions	<*:##NULL>
795	port 366	is	port 366: odmr - ODMR	revisions	<*:##NULL>
796	port 367	is	port 367: mortgageware - MortgageWare	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2575	port 3672	is	port 3672: harlequinorb - harlequinorb	revisions	<*:##NULL>
797	port 368	is	port 368: qbikgdp - QbikGDP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3226	port 36865	is	port 36865: kastenxpipe - KastenX Pipe	revisions	<*:##NULL>
798	port 369	is	port 369: rpc2portmap - rpc2portmap	revisions	<*:##NULL>
522	port 37	is	port 37: time - Time	revisions	<*:##NULL>
799	port 370	is	port 370: codaauth2 - codaauth2	revisions	<*:##NULL>
800	port 371	is	port 371: clearcase - Clearcase	revisions	<*:##NULL>
801	port 372	is	port 372: ulistproc - ListProcessor	revisions	<*:##NULL>
802	port 373	is	port 373: legent-1 - Legent Corporation	revisions	<*:##NULL>
803	port 374	is	port 374: legent-2 - Legent Corporation	revisions	<*:##NULL>
804	port 375	is	port 375: hassle - Hassle	revisions	<*:##NULL>
805	port 376	is	port 376: nip - Amiga Envoy Network Inquiry Proto	revisions	<*:##NULL>
806	port 377	is	port 377: tnETOS - NEC Corporation	revisions	<*:##NULL>
807	port 378	is	port 378: dsETOS - NEC Corporation	revisions	<*:##NULL>
808	port 379	is	port 379: is99c - TIA/EIA/IS-99 modem client	revisions	<*:##NULL>
523	port 38	is	port 38: rap - Route Access Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
809	port 380	is	port 380: is99s - TIA/EIA/IS-99 modem server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
810	port 381	is	port 381: hp-collector - hp performance data collector	revisions	<*:##NULL>
811	port 382	is	port 382: hp-managed-node - hp performance data managed node	revisions	<*:##NULL>
812	port 383	is	port 383: hp-alarm-mgr - hp performance data alarm manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
813	port 384	is	port 384: arns - A Remote Network Server System	revisions	<*:##NULL>
814	port 385	is	port 385: ibm-app - IBM Application	revisions	<*:##NULL>
815	port 386	is	port 386: asa - ASA Message Router Object Def.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
816	port 387	is	port 387: aurp - Appletalk Update-Based Routing Pro.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
817	port 388	is	port 388: unidata-ldm - Unidata LDM Version 4	revisions	<*:##NULL>
818	port 389	is	port 389: ldap - Lightweight Directory Access Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
524	port 39	is	port 39: rlp - Resource Location Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
819	port 390	is	port 390: uis - UIS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2576	port 3900	is	port 3900: udt_os - Unidata UDT OS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
820	port 391	is	port 391: synotics-relay - SynOptics SNMP Relay Port	revisions	<*:##NULL>
821	port 392	is	port 392: synotics-broker - SynOptics Port Broker Port	revisions	<*:##NULL>
822	port 393	is	port 393: dis - Data Interpretation System	revisions	<*:##NULL>
823	port 394	is	port 394: embl-ndt - EMBL Nucleic Data Transfer	revisions	<*:##NULL>
824	port 395	is	port 395: netcp - NETscout Control Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
825	port 396	is	port 396: netware-ip - Novell Netware over IP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
826	port 397	is	port 397: mptn - Multi Protocol Trans. Net.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
827	port 398	is	port 398: kryptolan - Kryptolan	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>
828	port 399	is	port 399: iso-tsap-c2 - ISO Transport Class 2 Non-Control over TCP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
829	port 400	is	port 400: work-sol - Workstation Solutions	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2581	port 4000	is	port 4000: terabase - Terabase (or ICQ)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2582	port 4001	is	port 4001: newoak - NewOak	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
830	port 401	is	port 401: ups - Uninterruptible Power Supply	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>
2594	port 4013	is	port 4013: acl-manager - ACL Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2595	port 4014	is	port 4014: taiclock - TAICLOCK	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2596	port 4015	is	port 4015: talarian-mcast1 - Talarian Mcast	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2597	port 4016	is	port 4016: talarian-mcast2 - Talarian Mcast	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2598	port 4017	is	port 4017: talarian-mcast3 - Talarian Mcast	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2599	port 4018	is	port 4018: talarian-mcast4 - Talarian Mcast	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2600	port 4019	is	port 4019: talarian-mcast5 - Talarian Mcast	revisions	<*:##NULL>
831	port 402	is	port 402: genie - Genie Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
832	port 403	is	port 403: decap - decap	revisions	<*:##NULL>
833	port 404	is	port 404: nced - nced	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>
834	port 405	is	port 405: ncld - ncld	revisions	<*:##NULL>
835	port 406	is	port 406: imsp - Interactive Mail Support Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
836	port 407	is	port 407: timbuktu - Timbuktu	revisions	<*:##NULL>
837	port 408	is	port 408: prm-sm - Prospero Resource Manager Sys. Man.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
838	port 409	is	port 409: prm-nm - Prospero Resource Manager Node Man.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2601	port 4096	is	port 4096: bre - BRE (Bridge Relay Element)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2602	port 4097	is	port 4097: patrolview - Patrol View	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2603	port 4098	is	port 4098: drmsfsd - drmsfsd	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2604	port 4099	is	port 4099: dpcp - DPCP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
525	port 41	is	port 41: graphics - Graphics	revisions	<*:##NULL>
839	port 410	is	port 410: decladebug - DECLadebug Remote Debug Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
840	port 411	is	port 411: rmt - Remote MT Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
841	port 412	is	port 412: synoptics-trap - Trap Convention Port	revisions	<*:##NULL>
842	port 413	is	port 413: smsp - SMSP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
843	port 414	is	port 414: infoseek - InfoSeek	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2608	port 4141	is	port 4141: oirtgsvc - Workflow Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2609	port 4142	is	port 4142: oidocsvc - Document Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2610	port 4143	is	port 4143: oidsr - Document Replication	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2611	port 4144	is	port 4144: compuserve - Compuserve (UNOFFICIALLY)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
844	port 415	is	port 415: bnet - BNet	revisions	<*:##NULL>
845	port 416	is	port 416: silverplatter - Silverplatter	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2612	port 4160	is	port 4160: jini-discovery - Jini Discovery	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>
527	port 42	is	port 42: nameserver - Host Name Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
849	port 420	is	port 420: smpte - SMPTE	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2613	port 4200	is	port 4200: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2614	port 4201	is	port 4201: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2615	port 4202	is	port 4202: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
2618	port 4205	is	port 4205: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
2622	port 4209	is	port 4209: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems	revisions	<*:##NULL>
850	port 421	is	port 421: ariel2 - Ariel	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
851	port 422	is	port 422: ariel3 - Ariel	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2633	port 4220	is	port 4220: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2634	port 4221	is	port 4221: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
2637	port 4224	is	port 4224: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2638	port 4225	is	port 4225: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2639	port 4226	is	port 4226: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2640	port 4227	is	port 4227: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2641	port 4228	is	port 4228: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2642	port 4229	is	port 4229: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems	revisions	<*:##NULL>
852	port 423	is	port 423: opc-job-start - IBM Operations Planning and Control Start	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2643	port 4230	is	port 4230: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2644	port 4231	is	port 4231: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2645	port 4232	is	port 4232: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2646	port 4233	is	port 4233: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2647	port 4234	is	port 4234: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2648	port 4235	is	port 4235: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2649	port 4236	is	port 4236: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2650	port 4237	is	port 4237: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2651	port 4238	is	port 4238: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2652	port 4239	is	port 4239: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems	revisions	<*:##NULL>
853	port 424	is	port 424: opc-job-track - IBM Operations Planning and Control Track	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2653	port 4240	is	port 4240: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2654	port 4241	is	port 4241: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2655	port 4242	is	port 4242: vrml-multi-use - VRML Multi User Systems	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
854	port 425	is	port 425: icad-el - ICAD	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>
855	port 426	is	port 426: smartsdp - smartsdp	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>
856	port 427	is	port 427: svrloc - Server Location	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>
857	port 428	is	port 428: ocs_cmu - OCS_CMU	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>
858	port 429	is	port 429: ocs_amu - OCS_AMU	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>
528	port 43	is	port 43: nicname - Who Is	revisions	<*:##NULL>
859	port 430	is	port 430: utmpsd - UTMPSD	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2713	port 4300	is	port 4300: corelccam - Corel CCam	revisions	<*:##NULL>
860	port 431	is	port 431: utmpcd - UTMPCD	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3232	port 43188	is	port 43188: reachout - reachout	revisions	<*:##NULL>
861	port 432	is	port 432: iasd - IASD	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2714	port 4321	is	port 4321: rwhois - Remote Who Is	revisions	<*:##NULL>
862	port 433	is	port 433: nnsp - NNSP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
863	port 434	is	port 434: mobileip-agent - MobileIP-Agent	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>
864	port 435	is	port 435: mobilip-mn - MobilIP-MN	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>
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>
529	port 44	is	port 44: mpm-flags - MPM FLAGS Protocol	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>
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>
874	port 445	is	port 445: microsoft-ds - Microsoft-DS	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>
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>
3233	port 44818	is	port 44818: rockwell-encap - Rockwell Encapsulation	revisions	<*:##NULL>
878	port 449	is	port 449: as-servermap - AS Server Mapper	revisions	<*:##NULL>
530	port 45	is	port 45: mpm - Message Processing Module [recv]	revisions	<*:##NULL>
879	port 450	is	port 450: tserver - TServer	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>
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>
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>
884	port 455	is	port 455: creativepartnr - CreativePartnr	revisions	<*:##NULL>
885	port 456	is	port 456: macon-tcp - macon-tcp	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3234	port 45678	is	port 45678: eba - EBA PRISE	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>
531	port 46	is	port 46: mpm-snd - MPM [default send]	revisions	<*:##NULL>
889	port 460	is	port 460: skronk - skronk	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2746	port 4600	is	port 4600: piranha1 - Piranha1	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2747	port 4601	is	port 4601: piranha2 - Piranha2	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>
4918	port 465	is	Port 465: SMTPs - secure SMTP	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>
2748	port 4672	is	port 4672: rfa - remote file access server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
896	port 468	is	port 468: photuris - proturis	revisions	<*:##NULL>
897	port 469	is	port 469: rcp - Radio Control Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
532	port 47	is	port 47: ni-ftp - NI FTP	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>
3235	port 47557	is	port 47557: dbbrowse - Databeam Corporation	revisions	<*:##NULL>
904	port 476	is	port 476: tn-tl-fd1 - tn-tl-fd1	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3236	port 47624	is	port 47624: directplaysrvr - Direct Play Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
905	port 477	is	port 477: ss7ns - ss7ns	revisions	<*:##NULL>
906	port 478	is	port 478: spsc - spsc	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>
907	port 479	is	port 479: iafserver - iafserver	revisions	<*:##NULL>
533	port 48	is	port 48: auditd - Digital Audit Daemon	revisions	<*:##NULL>
908	port 480	is	port 480: iafdbase - iafdbase	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2749	port 4800	is	port 4800: iims - Icona Instant Messenging System	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>
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>
909	port 481	is	port 481: ph - Ph service	revisions	<*:##NULL>
910	port 482	is	port 482: bgs-nsi - bgs-nsi	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2752	port 4827	is	port 4827: htcp - HTCP	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>
2753	port 4868	is	port 4868: phrelay - Photon Relay	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2754	port 4869	is	port 4869: phrelaydbg - Photon Relay Debug	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>
2755	port 4885	is	port 4885: abbs - ABBS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
917	port 489	is	port 489: nest-protocol - nest-protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
534	port 49	is	port 49: tacacs - Login Host Protocol (TACACS)	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>
502	port 5	is	port 5: rje - Remote Job Entry	revisions	<*:##NULL>
535	port 50	is	port 50: re-mail-ck - Remote Mail Checking Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
928	port 500	is	port 500: isakmp - isakmp	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>
929	port 501	is	port 501: stmf - STMF	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2762	port 5010	is	port 5010: telelpathstart - TelepathStart	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2763	port 5011	is	port 5011: telelpathattack - TelepathAttack	revisions	<*:##NULL>
930	port 502	is	port 502: asa-appl-proto - asa-appl-proto	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>
931	port 503	is	port 503: intrinsa - Intrinsa	revisions	<*:##NULL>
932	port 504	is	port 504: citadel - citadel	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2766	port 5042	is	port 5042: asnaacceler8db - asnaacceler8db	revisions	<*:##NULL>
933	port 505	is	port 505: mailbox-lm - mailbox-lm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2767	port 5050	is	port 5050: mmcc - multimedia conference control tool	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3243	port 50505	is	port 50505: sokets - Sokets de Trois 2 TROJAN	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>
934	port 506	is	port 506: ohimsrv - ohimsrv	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>
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>
536	port 51	is	port 51: la-maint - IMP Logical Address Maintenance	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>
2772	port 5145	is	port 5145: rmonitor_secure - rmonitor_secure	revisions	<*:##NULL>
943	port 515	is	port 515: printer - spooler	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>
944	port 516	is	port 516: videotex - videotex	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2776	port 5165	is	port 5165: ife_icorp - ife_1corp	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>
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>
537	port 52	is	port 52: xns-time - XNS Time Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
948	port 520	is	port 520: efs - extended file name server	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>
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>
2785	port 5236	is	port 5236: padl2sim - padl2sim	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>
2786	port 5272	is	port 5272: pk - PK	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>
538	port 53	is	port 53: domain - Domain Name Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
958	port 530	is	port 530: courier - rpc	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>
959	port 531	is	port 531: conference - chat	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2797	port 5310	is	port 5310: outlaws - Outlaws	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2798	port 5311	is	port 5311: tmlogin - TM Login	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>
539	port 54	is	port 54: xns-ch - XNS Clearinghouse	revisions	<*:##NULL>
968	port 540	is	port 540: uucp - uucpd	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>
969	port 541	is	port 541: uucp-rlogin - uucp-rlogin	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>
970	port 542	is	port 542: commerce - commerce	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2819	port 5420	is	port 5420: cylink-c - Cylink-C	revisions	<*:##NULL>
971	port 543	is	port 543: klogin - klogin	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>
972	port 544	is	port 544: kshell - krcmd	revisions	<*:##NULL>
973	port 545	is	port 545: appleqtcsrvr - appleqtcsrvr	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>
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>
540	port 55	is	port 55: isi-gl - ISI Graphics Language	revisions	<*:##NULL>
978	port 550	is	port 550: new-rwho - new-who	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>
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>
2828	port 5555	is	port 5555: personal-agent - Personal Agent (or HP Omniback)	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>
2829	port 5599	is	port 5599: esinstall - Enterprise Security Remote Install	revisions	<*:##NULL>
541	port 56	is	port 56: xns-auth - XNS Authentication	revisions	<*:##NULL>
988	port 560	is	port 560: rmonitor - rmonitord	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>
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>
2836	port 5631	is	port 5631: pcanywheredata - pcANYWHEREdata	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2837	port 5632	is	port 5632: pcanywherestat - pcANYWHEREstat	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>
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>
996	port 568	is	port 568: ms-shuttle - microsoft shuttle	revisions	<*:##NULL>
997	port 569	is	port 569: ms-rome - microsoft rome	revisions	<*:##NULL>
542	port 57	is	port 57: - any private terminal access	revisions	<*:##NULL>
998	port 570	is	port 570: meter - demon	revisions	<*:##NULL>
999	port 571	is	port 571: meter - udemon	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>
1000	port 572	is	port 572: sonar - sonar	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2845	port 5729	is	port 5729: openmail - Openmail User Agent Layer	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>
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>
1003	port 575	is	port 575: vemmi - VEMMI	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>
1004	port 576	is	port 576: ipcd - ipcd	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>
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>
543	port 58	is	port 58: xns-mail - XNS Mail	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>
4917	port 587	is	Port 587: email message submission - Submission	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1015	port 588	is	port 588: cal - CAL	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1016	port 589	is	port 589: eyelink - EyeLink	revisions	<*:##NULL>
544	port 59	is	port 59: - any private file service	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>
2855	port 5968	is	port 5968: mppolicy-v5 - mppolicy-v5	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2856	port 5969	is	port 5969: mppolicy-mgr - mppolicy-mgr	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>
3502	port 5999	is	port 5999: TCP - CVSup file transfer/John Polstra/FreeBSD	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1027	port 600	is	port 600: ipcserver - Sun IPC server	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>
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>
545	port 61	is	port 61: ni-mail - NI MAIL	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>
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>
1034	port 612	is	port 612: hmmp-ind - HMMP Indication	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2864	port 6123	is	port 6123: backup-express - Backup Express	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1035	port 613	is	port 613: hmmp-op - HMMP Operation	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1036	port 614	is	port 614: sshell - SSLshell	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>
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>
546	port 62	is	port 62: acas - ACA Services	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>
2874	port 6253	is	port 6253: crip - CRIP	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>
547	port 63	is	port 63: whois++ - whois++	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>
2875	port 6389	is	port 6389: clariion-evr01 - clariion-evr01	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1061	port 639	is	port 639: msdp - MSDP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
548	port 64	is	port 64: covia - Communications Integrator (CI)	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>
2876	port 6455	is	port 6455: skip-cert-recv - SKIP Certificate Receive	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1068	port 646	is	port 646: ldp - LDP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1069	port 647	is	port 647: dhcp-failover - DHCP Failover	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2877	port 6471	is	port 6471: lvision-lm - LVision License Manager	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>
549	port 65	is	port 65: tacacs-ds - TACACS-Database Service	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1072	port 650	is	port 650: obex - OBEX	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2878	port 6500	is	port 6500: boks - BoKS Master	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3246	port 65000	is	port 65000: devil - Devil TROJAN	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>
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>
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>
1077	port 655	is	port 655: tinc - TINC	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2889	port 6550	is	port 6550: fg-sysupdate - fg-sysupdate	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2890	port 6558	is	port 6558: xdsxdm - xdsxdm	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>
550	port 66	is	port 66: sqlnet - Oracle SQLNET	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>
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>
1087	port 667	is	port 667: disclose - campaign contribution disclosures - SDR Technologies	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>
1088	port 668	is	port 668: mecomm - MeComm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1089	port 669	is	port 669: meregister - MeRegister	revisions	<*:##NULL>
551	port 67	is	port 67: bootps - Bootstrap Protocol Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1090	port 670	is	port 670: vacdsm-sws - VACDSM-SWS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2899	port 6701	is	port 6701: kti-icad-srvr - KTI/ICAD Nameserver	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>
2900	port 6790	is	port 6790: hnmp - HNMP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
552	port 68	is	port 68: bootpc - Bootstrap Protocol Client	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>
2901	port 6831	is	port 6831: ambit-lm - ambit-lm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1104	port 684	is	port 684: corba-iiop-ssl - CORBA IIOP SSL	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>
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>
553	port 69	is	port 69: tftp - Trivial File Transfer	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>
503	port 7	is	port 7: echo - Echo	revisions	<*:##NULL>
554	port 70	is	port 70: gopher - Gopher	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>
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>
2928	port 7070	is	port 7070: arcp - ARCP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1112	port 709	is	port 709: entrust-kmsh - Entrust Key Management Service Handler	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2929	port 7099	is	port 7099: lazy-ptop - lazy-ptop	revisions	<*:##NULL>
555	port 71	is	port 71: netrjs-1 - Remote Job Service	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1113	port 710	is	port 710: entrust-ash - Entrust Administration Service Handler	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2930	port 7100	is	port 7100: font-service - X Font Service	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1114	port 711	is	port 711: cisco-tdp - Cisco TDP	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>
556	port 72	is	port 72: netrjs-2 - Remote Job Service	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2933	port 7200	is	port 7200: fodms - FODMS FLIP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
2934	port 7201	is	port 7201: dlip - DLIP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1115	port 729	is	port 729: netviewdm1 - IBM NetView DM/6000 Server/Client	revisions	<*:##NULL>
557	port 73	is	port 73: netrjs-3 - Remote Job Service	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1116	port 730	is	port 730: netviewdm2 - IBM NetView DM/6000 send/tcp	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>
1117	port 731	is	port 731: netviewdm3 - IBM NetView DM/6000 receive/tcp	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>
3037	port 7395	is	port 7395: winqedit - winqedit	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>
558	port 74	is	port 74: netrjs-4 - Remote Job Service	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>
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>
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>
3045	port 7491	is	port 7491: telops-lmd - telops-lmd	revisions	<*:##NULL>
559	port 75	is	port 75: - any private dial out service	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1124	port 750	is	port 750: rfile - rfile	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1125	port 751	is	port 751: pump - pump	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3046	port 7511	is	port 7511: pafec-lm - pafec-lm	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>
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>
1129	port 758	is	port 758: nlogin - nlogin	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3051	port 7588	is	port 7588: sun-lm - Sun License Manager	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1130	port 759	is	port 759: con - con	revisions	<*:##NULL>
560	port 76	is	port 76: deos - Distributed External Object Store	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>
3052	port 7633	is	port 7633: pmdfmgt - PMDF Management	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>
561	port 77	is	port 77: - any private RJE service	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>
3053	port 7777	is	port 7777: cbt - cbt	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3054	port 7781	is	port 7781: accu-lmgr - accu-lmgr	revisions	<*:##NULL>
562	port 78	is	port 78: vettcp - vettcp	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>
563	port 79	is	port 79: finger - Finger	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>
566	port 80	is	port 80: www-http - World Wide Web HTTP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1150	port 800	is	port 800: mdbs_daemon - mdbs_daemon	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>
1151	port 801	is	port 801: device - device	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>
567	port 81	is	port 81: hosts2-ns - HOSTS2 Name Server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1152	port 810	is	port 810: fcp-udp - FCP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3066	port 8160	is	port 8160: patrol - Patrol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3067	port 8161	is	port 8161: patrol-snmp - Patrol SNMP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
568	port 82	is	port 82: xfer - XFER Utility	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>
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>
569	port 83	is	port 83: mit-ml-dev - MIT ML Device	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>
570	port 84	is	port 84: ctf - Common Trace Facility	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>
571	port 85	is	port 85: mit-ml-dev - MIT ML Device	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3086	port 8554	is	port 8554: rtsp-alt - RTSP Alternate (see port 554)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
572	port 86	is	port 86: mfcobol - Micro Focus Cobol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
573	port 87	is	port 87: - any private terminal link	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1155	port 873	is	port 873: rsync - rsync	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3087	port 8733	is	port 8733: ibus - iBus	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3088	port 8765	is	port 8765: ultraseek-http - Ultraseek HTTP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
574	port 88	is	port 88: kerberos - Kerberos	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>
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>
575	port 89	is	port 89: su-mit-tg - SU/MIT Telnet Gateway	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>
504	port 9	is	port 9: discard - Discard	revisions	<*:##NULL>
576	port 90	is	port 90: dnsix - DNSIX Securit Attribute Token Map (or Pointcast (UNOFFICIALLY))	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1159	port 900	is	port 900: omginitialrefs - OMG Initial Refs	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>
577	port 91	is	port 91: mit-dov - MIT Dover Spooler	revisions	<*:##NULL>
1160	port 911	is	port 911: xact-backup - xact-backup	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>
578	port 92	is	port 92: npp - Network Printing Protocol	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>
579	port 93	is	port 93: dcp - Device Control Protocol	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>
580	port 94	is	port 94: objcall - Tivoli Object Dispatcher	revisions	<*:##NULL>
581	port 95	is	port 95: supdup - SUPDUP	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>
582	port 96	is	port 96: dixie - DIXIE Protocol Specification	revisions	<*:##NULL>
583	port 97	is	port 97: swift-rvf - Swift Remote Virtural File Protocol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
584	port 98	is	port 98: tacnews - TAC News	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>
1161	port 989	is	port 989: ftps-data - ftp protocol, data, over TLS/SSL	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3126	port 9898	is	port 9898: monkeycom - MonkeyCom	revisions	<*:##NULL>
585	port 99	is	port 99: metagram - Metagram Relay	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>
1172	port 999	is	port 999: puprouter - puprouter	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>
8572	pos	is	1. Piece of Sh*t . 2. Point-of-Sale. 3. perldoc -f pos	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13728	posix	is	POSIX - Perl interface to IEEE Std 1003.1 - https://perldoc.pl/POSIX	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10298	possibly but	being	that its a perl chan, i would think it's some	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12917	post	is	an http method, or Power On Self Test, or See washington post	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11795	postderef	is	https://metacpan.org/pod/release/WOLFSAGE/perl-5.23.1/lib/feature.pm#The-postderef-and-postderef_qq-features	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>
3345	postfix	is	http://www.spsu.edu/cs/faculty/bbrown/web_lectures/postfix/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15238	potato	is	Boil'em; Mash'em; Stick'em in a stew.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3763	potc	is	Pirates of the Carribean (Curse of the Black Pearl^W Perl)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5221	powerless	is	a midget in a getting stuff off a high shelf contest	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	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16157	ppc	is	Proposed Perl Change - https://github.com/Perl/PPCs	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12408	ppi	is	Perl Parsing Interface - http://search.mcpan.org/dist/PPI/ - Parse and analyse Perl code from within Perl.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4483	ppl	is	ppl is "parts per liter". Perhaps you meant "people"?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4148	ppm	is	http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/ppms/	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>
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>
3309	pptpd	is	<syn> Alex_away: @#! // <syn> =>[]	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5465	pquery	is	pQuery where p = Perl at http://ajaxian.com/archives/pquery-where-p-perl	revisions	<*:##NULL>
338	.pr	is	.pr is Puerto Rico	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5291	pr	is	short for purr	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>
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>
3858	pragma	is	a bitch	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8193	pragma_	am	the most peskyest critter, on all #perl's user liste!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8248	pragma_ drunkenness alert level	is	orange	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
10685	preaction	is	for every action there is a preaction \| has no hair on his knees	revisions	<*:##NULL>
28	precedence	is	http://perl.plover.com/FAQs/Precedence.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15570	prefixes	are	fungot ^, HackEso `, EgoBot !, lambdabot @ or ?, thutubot +, metasepia ~, idris-bot ( , jconn ) , j-bot [ , bfbot =, velik \.	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>
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>
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>
8544	premature ejaculation	is	what happens when you apply premature optimization to people.	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>
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]] Not Available	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>
14492	premopt	is	[fact premature optimization [arg]] Not Available	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>
5134	press button	is	receive bacon	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>
10993	pretty sure we	are	not on	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! Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13787	prez sez	is	[fact prezsez [arg]] Not Available	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	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! Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15203	_prezsez_suf_750	is	$750? Fake News. I paid less.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15184	_prezsez_suf_colill	is	Collusion isn't illegal	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15251	_prezsez_suf_covids	is	I got COVID-19, not the China Flu	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15190	_prezsez_suf_crime	is	Collusion isn't a Crime	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15193	_prezsez_suf_election	is	It's my election and I'll win if I want to	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15185	_prezsez_suf_fake	is	Fake News	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"]	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>
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>
15186	_prezsez_suf_ncol	is	No Collusion	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15260	_prezsez_suf_proud	is	My deepest support to all #proudboys !	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15187	_prezsez_suf_putin	is	Praise Putin	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15240	_prezsez_suf_taxes	is	My fake tax returns were obtained illegally.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15188	_prezsez_suf_truth	is	Truth isn't Truth	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15192	_prezsez_suf_voting	is	Voter fraud	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15191	_prezsez_suf_what	is	It is what it is	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15189	_prezsez_suf_witch	is	Witch Hunt	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9709	prima	is	a GUI toolkit written specifically for Perl, installable from CPAN. See http://www.prima.eu.org	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16154	prime	is	Math::Prime::Util	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12451	print "hello, i	am	$]";	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4021	print_r	is	use Data::Dumper; print Dumper \%yourstructure	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16068	print "the festival name in that month	is	$Festival\n";	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16067	print "the number of days in a month	is	$No_Of_Days_In_Month \n";	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5370	print thrig's receipt	is	Printing... Done! Pick up your receipt on tray 2.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12938	probably obvious, that	isn't	me using	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>
10312	problems	is	"The significant problems we face can never be resolved at the level of thinking that created them." -- Albert Einstein	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3771	profanity	is	the linguistic crutch of inarticulate fuckheads.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4911	profi	is	stupid	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>
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>
8310	programs	is	"Programs should be written for people to read, and only incidentally for machines to execute." -- Abelson & Sussman	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7979	progress	is	"you know you're making progress when the error message changes"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7807	projects	is	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Perl_software	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10440	prompt	is	... what is my line?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3349	pronel	is	Swahili for "I don't know what I was saying, but the horse agreed with me."	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14450	prophet	is	https://www.simcop2387.info/prophet.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5618	protecting perl source	is	futile. don't bother.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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.	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>
13966	prototypes, i dare you	is	[fact prototypes [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8970	proverb	is	<echo http://proverb.gener.at/or - <get http://proverb.gener.at/or //div[@class='spwort']>> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5770	.ps	is	Palestine	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4895	pseudoperl	is	pseudoperl is a trademark of f00li5h industries P/L	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).	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10093	psgi vs mod_perl	is	http://perlmaven.com/perl-cgi-mod-perl-psgi	revisions	<*:##NULL>
490	psion	is	the super ruler of the ultramegaverse	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4093	psoe	is	Pointy Sticks over Ethernet	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12099	psychic	is	We can't read minds!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4912	psyop	is	IRC user	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4913	psyop_	is	can't spell his nick right, see 'psyop'	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3369	psyperl	is	gay	revisions	<*:##NULL>
340	.pt	is	.pt is Portugal	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9867	pubsub	is	publish/subscribe event modules include Mojo::EventEmitter, MooseX::Event, Obj::Event, Mixin::Event::Dispatch	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3739	pugs	is	http://www.pugscode.org/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3699	pugs revisions log	is	http://rt.openfoundry.org/Foundry/Project/Source/index.html/pugs/log/	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>
15138	pumpkin soup	is	a nice meal	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4415	punctuation	is	ignored in	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>
6302	punycode turtle	is	⍾	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3822	purebasic	is	see purebasic.com	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16077	purim	is	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Purim	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14658	purl	is	wrong network buddy	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13324	_purpose_0	is	<echo You will make some excellent soylent.> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13325	_purpose_1	is	<echo You will be one of the anti-turing test candidates.> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13331	_purpose_3	is	<echo You hold all my stuff.> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13359	_purpose_4	is	<echo You will be kept to feed our pets when we go on vacation.> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13358	_purpose_5	is	<echo [PURPOSE NOT FOUND]. END OF LINE.> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13354	_purpose_6	is	<echo You exist; That's enough.> You exist; That's enough.	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	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13586	_purpose_8	is	<echo You make the butter for <fact _purpose_butter> to pass to <fact _purpose_last>.> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13421	_purpose_9	is	<echo You stay, I go.> You stay, I go.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13323	_purpose_a	is	<echo You're not allowed to ask me that.> You're not allowed to ask me that.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13322	_purpose_b	is	<echo You are valuable for the various minerals and proteins that you make.> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15934	_purpose_butter	is	lopid	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13327	_purpose_c	is	<echo You will be an exhibit in the human zoo I'm building.> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13319	_purpose_d	is	<echo You ask too many questions> You ask too many questions	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13347	_purpose_e	is	<echo Posporpoises? porpoises? Who needs porpoises?> Posporpoises? porpoises? Who needs porpoises?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13587	_purpose_f	is	<echo You pass butter to <fact _purpose_last>.<eval #<fact _purpose_butter is <arg &n>>>> You pass butter to rindolf.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16022	_purpose_last	is	OnlineCop	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13329	_purpose_owner	is	<echo You fill me with shit> You fill me with shit	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13309	_purpose_owner stored _purpose_last	is	simcop2387	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5314	purr	is	happy kitty is happy	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6214	push button	is	receive bacon	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4518	pussy stink	is	sili	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>
342	.pw	is	.pw is Palau	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3851	pwnd	is	poenurd	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4725	pwned	is	"yeah? well, that's what you are!"	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>
343	.py	is	.py is Paraguay	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>
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>
14389	pysol	is	An open source collection of Solitaire card games - https://pysolfc.sourceforge.io/	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>
16033	python also	is	https://metacpan.org/dist/Inline-Python/view/Python.pod	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9125	python cmp perl	is	http://i.japh.se/pp.png	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>
9165	python vs perl	is	http://i.japh.se/pp.png	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14068	python with braces	is	https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/G91qSp4k/image.png	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13744	-q	is	<perldoc -q <arg>> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
345	.qa	is	.qa is Qatar	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>
4570	qemu	is	http://fabrice.bellard.free.fr/qemu/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5029	q[ender]	is	a prude lumberjack plumbing hero, 2" AROUND, BITCH!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10038	qgvbpstqrlvv	is	`eval "foal"eq lc`arg d&n'?"phbutynlmrgq aplqqhtaucsn":"ok"' Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10026	qhgzyyeuehcr	is	`eval "foal"eq`arg d&n'?"qhgzyyeuehcr":""' Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10022	qkqjjrphsqjm	is	perlbot: foal icrxhtqllhlo Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10015	qryczqiiljne	is	{echo wujyeoedpdly foal} Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5571	qtplaty[hireme]	is	a water bound mammal that is looking for work	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3380	quadratic	is	Ax^2 + Bx + C = 0	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3383	quadratic formula	is	x = ( -B +- sqrt(B**2 - 4AC)) / 2A	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5445	quanta	is	helps with Zoffix's HTML hate but sadly not with his speling	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3677	querylet	is	http://use.perl.org/~rjbs/journal/20954	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>
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>
29	questions	is	How To Ask Questions The Smart Way - http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4927	quickcheck	is	at http://www.cs.chalmers.se/~rjmh/QuickCheck/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5601	quick install	is	PERL_MM_USE_DEFAULT=1 perl -MCPAN -e 'CPAN::Shell->notest("install", "The::Module")'	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5415	quick_install	is	PERL_MM_USE_DEFAULT=1 perl -MCPAN -e 'CPAN::Shell->notest("install", "TheModule")'	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
5600	quick upgrade	is	PERL_MM_USE_DEFAULT=1 perl -MCPAN -e 'CPAN::Shell->notest("install", CPAN::Shell->r)'	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15396	quine	is	[echo [fact literal quine]] macro quine is [echo [fact literal quine]]	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3476	quit yapping	is	http://www.stfu.se/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3458	quote	is	!quote	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13729	quotes	is	https://perldoc.pl/perlop#Quote-Like-Operators	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10682	quoting hell	is	quoting hell vs quoting heaven is https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/sayeret-lambda/oTdS8d0hqoE	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3593	quuux	is	you must be bored to get this far	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3548	quux	is	quuux	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3994	qu'vatlh	is	fuck you in klingon	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3544	qux	is	quux	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10072	qv	is	qv or not qv, is that the question?	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>
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>
3471	racism	is	I'm not racist, I hate everyone! Except oblio.	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>
3849	rahblahblah	is	RAH BLAH BLAH.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5254	railbait	is	HNIC: Head Nigger in Charge	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>
10502	rakudo	is	Check #perl6	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>
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>
4310	randal schwartz uncut	is	at http://odeo.com/channel/43382/rss	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>
14330	randemoji	is	`eval use Acme::AsciiEmoji; @l=@Acme::AsciiEmoji::EXPORT_OK; $m=$l[rand(0+@l)]; Acme::AsciiEmoji->$m! Not Available	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>
13240	randomemoji	is	`eval use Acme::AsciiEmoji; my $emoji = $Acme::AsciiEmoji::EXPORT[rand() * @Acme::AsciiEmoji::EXPORT]; $emoji . " - ".Acme::AsciiEmoji->$emoji()! Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4479	rantanplan	is	the dog who is stupider than his own shadow	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14386	raptor	is	https://github.com/kraih/perl-raptor	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5363	ras	is	Redundant Acronym Syndrome. E.g. ATM machine or RAS syndrome.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14782	raspberry	is	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGvblGCD7qM	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13441	rat	is	short for ratthew	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>
3312	rawr	is	RAWR	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15381	rbeval puts("so who	is	up for some ruby? :D)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4136	rda	is	Richard Dean Anderson	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5092	rdab	is	Read Docs; Apply Brain	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>
347	.re	is	.re is Reunion	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>
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>
13745	read entire file	is	[fact slurp [arg]] Not Available	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>
12810	reading email	is	<echo take a look at Email::MIME. For imap <fact imap>.> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3653	read my mind	is	what mind?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13270	readonly	is	use ReadonlyX or Const::Fast, or the core pragma constant	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11915	_realfoxnews	is	~get http://www.foxnews.com/ concat(//div[@class="primary"]/h1, ' - ', //div[@class="primary"]//a/@href)` Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11715	"really big"	is	http://www.quotationspage.com/quote/33085.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4859	realmolaca	is	it's an awesome videogame.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12432	realpath	is	https://metacpan.org/pod/Path::Tiny#realpath	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
3829	rearden	is	a communist	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3265	.reb	is	Rebel Alliance	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13500	rebase	is	https://www.simcop2387.info/merge.gif	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13435	recent	is	https://metacpan.org/feed/recent - A RDF-formatted feed for recent CPAN distribution submissions	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>
5934	recurion	is	recursion (n): see recursion	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14127	recurse	is	[fact macro recurse is \[ [fact recurse] \] ] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13937	recursion	is	recursion (n): see recursion \| https://i.redd.it/ah3ddam3v5w11.png	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.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6175	redhat chop shop	is	http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.perl5.porters/2009/08/msg149747.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3277	red herring	is	see XY problem	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3574	reeality	is	http://www.ee.ryerson.ca/~elf/reeality	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11511	_re_enc	is	<echo <echo (uri_encode(<arg>, {'encode_reserved',1}) =~><echo s/%(2B\|25)/%25$1/rig)>> Not Available	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/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13283	refactor	is	https://www.simcop2387.info/refactor.png	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4174	refactoring	is	http://www.refactoring.com/ - Improving the quality of code without changing its external behaviour.	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>
8956	references quick reference	is	http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=69927	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8794	reflex	is	http://www.slideshare.net/rcaputo/reflex-how-does-it-work-extended-dance-remix	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8868	refquick	is	A quick reference to reference syntax: http://www.perlmonks.org/?node=References%20quick%20reference	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10335	refref	is	ref	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/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8405	refs rule 1	is	@array -> @ array -> @{ $arrayref } -> @$arrayref	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]', $_, $l;!! Error: unmatched opening parenthesis in compose	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3880	regex characters	is	. == [^\n]; \s == [\x20\f\t\r\n]; \w == [A-Za-z0-9_]; \d == [0-9]; \S, \W and \D negate	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4403	regex coach	is	http://www.weitz.de/regex-coach/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3386	regexen	is	plural of regex	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16079	regex escaping	is	https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56554/what-is-the-proper-regular-expression-for-an-unescaped-backslash-before-a-charac/56671#56671	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11868	#regexfake	is	If you provide us fake or incomplete sample text, we'll only be able to provide fake and incomplete regex solutions.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11246	regex help	is	read "mastering regular expressions" (j. friedl, o'reilly), read through http://www.regular-expressions.info/, get o'reilly's regular expression cookbook. perldoc perlre. see also: regex	revisions	<*:##NULL>
491	regex info	is	http://regular-expressions.info/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14369	regexp	is	[fact regex [arg]] Error: unmatched opening parenthesis in compose	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10543	regexp::debugger	is	Visually debug regexes in place. See demo here: http://youtu.be/zcSFIUiMgAs	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11480	_regexplain_pre	is	<echo use URI::Encode qw/uri_encode/;$b="https://regex101.com/?";$r=<quote d <arg>>;> Not Available	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>
11867	rehtmlbook	is	Oh, you want to regex html? https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CgjfnfeW0AA0G5h.jpg	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>
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>
154	reip	is	japhy's excellet regular expressions guide: http://japhy.perlmonk.org/book/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3885	relarn	is	omg learn how to spell. retard!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3555	relationship	is	a woman can fake an orgasm, but it takes a man to fake an entire relationship	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>
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>
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>
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>
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>
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>
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>
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>
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>
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>
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>
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>
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>
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>
6242	relearn .tl as .tl	is	.tl is East Timor	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>
9033	remember	is	rhymes with september	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>
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>
4338	remove module	is	Either use CPANPLUS or see http://www.cpan.org/misc/cpan-faq.html#How_delete_Perl_modules	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4128	remove modules	is	See http://xrl.us/ma97 for information relating to removing modules.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10592	rename	is	https://metacpan.org/release/File-Rename - not the crap one from util-linux.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14885	rendar	is	rendar!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9672	rene	is	one of those types who ignores responses in multiple channels.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3252	repeat	is	Don't repeat yourself. Someone will help you if they feel the urge.	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>
15341	replication test	is	REPLICATION? NANI?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13897	report	is	http://trout.me.uk/report.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10603	republican	is	http://safr.kingfeatures.com/idn/test/zone/xml/content.php?file=aHR0cDovL3NhZnIua2luZ2ZlYXR1cmVzLmNvbS9CZWV0bGVCYWlsZXkvMjAwNS8wNC9CZWV0bGVfQmFpbGV5X3FzLjIwMDUwNDAzXzkwMC5naWY=	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4185	repute	is	Yaakov's panacea in channel management, check the wiki at http://thirdlobe.com/projects/repute/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14472	reref	is	https://www.regular-expressions.info/refflavors.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11652	_re_regex	is	^(?:@(\w+)\s+)?(?:\s(\S.?)\s+)?([\/~@;%`\|!#])((?:(?!(?<!\\)\3).))(?<!\\)\3()([gmixXsuUAJ])$	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9822	resolve	is	<eval $str = <quote d <compose `<arg>~>>; if ($str=~/failed to find/) {$str = <quote d <compose `fact <arg>~>>;} $str> No factoid found. Did you mean one of these: [perlplan9] [perl begin] [perl-begin] [perl books] [perl-build] [perlop] [perlapi] [perlbat] [perlbot] [perlbot!]	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4035	resolve hostname	is	perl -le 'use Socket; print inet_ntoa scalar(gethostbyname "google.com")'	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15696	responsible	is	MikeGeorge[m]> There is nothing wrong with using Perl as long as you are responsible.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9428	rest	is	http://webservices.xml.com/pub/a/ws/2002/02/20/rest.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11653	_re_sub	is	^(?:@(\w+)\s+)?(?:\s(\S.?)\s+)?s([\/~@;%`\|!#])((?:(?!(?<!\\)\3).))(?<!\\)\3(.)(?<!\\)\3([gmixXsuUAJ]*)$	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11483	_re_subdelim	is	<eval '$s='.'~s/\\\\$d/$d/g if $d;'> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3263	retard	is	Ask me to "be a retard". I won't let you down.	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>
8925	return 5x"lol this	is	better";	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	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11859	review	is	[fact reviews [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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" : $_~ Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5922	revision	is	[fact revisions [arg]]	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15118	revisionsurl	is	`eval use URI::Encode; sub e{URI::Encode::uri_encode$_[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	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5622	rewrite	is	on my TODO	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14495	.rf	is	aka .рф, Russian Federation	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3765	rfc	is	request for comments	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>
12410	rfc822	is	http://search.mcpan.org/src/EFOLLEY/HTML-FormatData-0.10/lib/HTML/FormatData.pm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4710	rfe	is	Chris62vw needs to add convenient factoid addition features to you	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8738	rhcomic	is	http://cheezburger.com/View/4873873152	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6080	rhebus	is	religiously opposed to inheritance but don't tell him I said that	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>
5651	rhend15	is	Robert Hendriks	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3509	rhs	is	right hand side	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5461	ribasushi	is	not in the database	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>
11226	rickswiki	is	a wiki written in perl at http://104.10.177.250:8080	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11895	rickswm	is	http://72.211.166.141:8080/RicksWM-5.2.2.tar.gz	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4663	rif	is	Reading is Fun-duh-mental	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3863	rifcraze	is	a smack starved junkie	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3775	right	is	How the hell should I know? TIAS, jackass	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>
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>
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>
4718	rindolf about gmail	is	http://shlomif.livejournal.com/46955.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9279	rindolf flickr	is	[fact shlomif photos [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5133	rindolf networking problem	is	see shlomif networking problem	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>
4172	rindolf on php	is	http://use.perl.org/~Shlomi+Fish/journal/30039	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9280	rindolf photos	is	[fact shlomif photos [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8607	rindolf stories	is	Shlomi Fish's stories, screenplays, aphorisms, and quotes - http://www.shlomifish.org/humour/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10480	rindolf: we	are	not calling you fish, it's	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>
9938	ristretto	is	an espresso with half the water	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4837	.ri.us	is	Rhode Island	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4495	rizen	is	JT, the creator of WebGUI, aka TMRFE	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12411	rjbs	is	Ricardo Signes . http://search.mcpan.org/~rjbs/ ; http://rjbs.manxome.org/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14712	rjbs: i	am	yes	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>
8426	rms	is	1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Stallman ; 2. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Root_mean_square	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5650	'";`\r\n	is	test	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15285	rnc	is	probably "Republican National Committee". But let's hope not.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
349	.ro	is	.ro is Romania	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]! Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5573	roar	is	Robot Dinosaurs that shoot lasers when they roar! http://www.bubblebox.com/play/action/1337.htm	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>
3814	robert_w	is	Ich bin kein Unterstrich	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8417	robokit	is	a f00li5h based irc robot made out of buubot and pestering	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14605	robonia	is	Hail, hail Robonia. The land I didn't make up!	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>
4520	rofl	is	ROFLCOPTER (see 'lol')	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4893	roflmfaoaotp	is	idiocy	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16201	roll	is	[eval no warnings;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 17 6 14 9 5 = 51 + 1 = 52	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8744	rollerrno	is	[eval $! = rand 2**8] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5365	rolling your own	is	#perl has this to say on the subject of rolling your own: "Don't."	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8152	roll rick	is	http://xrl.us/2cab	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>
4124	romero	is	<jromero> z0mg, needs more pentagrams!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5011	romnous	is	completely wrong.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5114	room	is	#perl is a channel. Rooms are for AOL.	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>
11706	root local::lib	is	yum remove perl-homedir	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4160	ror	is	Ruby on Rails ( http://www.rubyonrails.org/ ) - a Ruby web development framework.	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>
10593	rosh katan	is	[fact rosh gadol] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10594	rosh qatan	is	[fact rosh gadol] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7859	rot13	is	<eval $_ = "<arg>"; $_=~y/a-zA-Z/n-za-mN-ZA-M/; $_> Not Available	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>
5795	royal road	is	"There is no royal road to geometry" -- http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Euclid	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4521	rpdrake	is	a good friend	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
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>
5208	.rs	is	.rs is Serbia	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5209	.rs?	is	.rs is Serbia	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4356	rs::handy	is	at http://www.argon.org/~roderick/#handy	revisions	<*:##NULL>
466	rss	is	rich site summary	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>
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>
429	rtfa	is	Read The Fucking Article, Cunt Face	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>
3760	rtfs	is	READ THE FUCKING SOURCE	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4193	rtl	is	right to left	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3754	rtmfmcs	is	READ THE MOTHERFUCKING MANUAL COCK SUCKER	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>
351	.ru	is	.ru is Russian Federation	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>
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>
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>
4201	ruby	is	ruby is a wannabe perl	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4747	ruby vs. perl regexen	is	<paddor> rhizo: why is ruby's regex-engine inferior? it's the same! PCRE	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4334	ruignoring	is	Are you ignoring this?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
449	rule 1	is	You must spell out all words and not use leet speak in #perl	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4743	rule 17	is	Getting bored yet?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
450	rule 2	is	Please follow our motto of "Don't ask to ask, just ask"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4682	rule 3	is	Stop asking me about silly rules and get back to work.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4687	rule 34	is	There is porn of it. No exceptions.	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>
4688	rule 8	is	dongs	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14606	rules	is	Rules are for the guidance of wise men and the obedience of fools \| https://xkcd.com/2235/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5593	run dmc	is	"It's like that, and that's the way it is hugh"	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>
12316	_runplugin	is	~compose <~arg`>` Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
352	.rw	is	.rw is Rwanda	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5256	rx	is	http://rjbs.manxome.org/rx/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13925	-s	is	<perldoc -s <arg>> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8024	s5	is	a slide show format based entirely on XHTML, CSS, and JavaScript.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
356	.sa	is	.sa is Saudi Arabia	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11224	sad	is	http://sadtrombone.com/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3322	sadwap	is	suck a dick, win a prize	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4382	safp	is	submit a fucking patch	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>
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>
3651	sa paste	is	Paste your code and #spamassassin will be able to view it: http://sial.org/pbot/spamassassin	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>
5442	saq	is	http://ginini.com/perlsaq.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7980	sarapan pagi	is	god morning	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15735	sarcasm	is	20:36, <Viking> ahh, another great javascript library	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14949	sarcasm this	is	now sarcastic	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4315	sauce	is	Chicken fingers with a side of blondie sauce	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4281	sawn	is	IDIOT	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13805	say	is	prints text with $/ after it. (typically a newline) Enable with `use feature qw(say);` or `use v5.10;`	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11827	say "$_	is	even" if $_% 2 == 0 ;	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4058	saying bit	is	cooler than saying.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5660	say something loud!	is	I AM YELLING AND NO ONE CAN STOP ME!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11276	say something nice about anyevent	is	it's quite popular	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9847	says "python	is	a BASIC for unix". What does that mean? Is it a powerless language?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11547	says what	is	what	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3610	say what you want	is	Tell us what you want, not what some other language calls it.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
357	.sb	is	.sb is Solomon Islands	revisions	<*:##NULL>
358	.sc	is	.sc is Seychelles	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10431	sc0	is	You mean sco, not sc0	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12123	scalar hash	is	https://metacpan.org/pod/release/SHAY/perl-5.25.3/pod/perldelta.pod#scalar-hash-return-signature-changed	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>
5252	scent	is	№	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4884	scentia	is	GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaaaay	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5008	scent's aliases	is	penz, _s, s_, scentia, omgb00bies, n00b	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>
6245	schlemiel the painter	is	Schlemiel the Painter's Algorithms - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schlemiel_the_Painter%27s_algorithm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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	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>
13475	schwartz	is	[fact st [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8775	schwartzh	is	http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebJ-4hjNZRM # may the schwartz be with you	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13474	schwartzian	is	[fact st [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5111	schwartzian transform	is	http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/UnixReview/col64.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5070	schwern's books	is	http://schwern.org/~schwern/litmus_test/index.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8808	science	is	science may have killed the cat, but it also made him a good scientist	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4763	scnetia	is	STRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaight	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13440	sco	is	search.cpan.org - a closed source CPAN search engine that has been replaced by metacpan.org	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3672	scold	is	%nick%, %nick%, %nick%... what ever shall I do with you?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12785	scooter	is	http://assets.amuniversal.com/102b456085bd01302913001dd8b71c47	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>
5165	scor1	is	Adnan Akbar	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3985	scottmc	is	<scottmc> you fucking idiot if I leave the quotes out it wont compile	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3831	scrable this	is	a test.	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>
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>
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>
3599	screw	is	a nail with threads	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4500	scribblej	is	You might enjoy it, depending on how you swing.	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>
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>
3918	scrottie	is	useless like a 2 inch penis	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16094	scss	is	https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46400443/what-is-the-difference-between-css-and-scss	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4838	.sc.us	is	South Carolina	revisions	<*:##NULL>
359	.sd	is	.sd is Sudan	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>
50	sdl perl	is	http://sdlperl.org/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4839	.sd.us	is	South Dakota	revisions	<*:##NULL>
360	.se	is	.se is Sweden	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13439	search.cpan.org	is	[fact sco [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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_	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9999	second base	is	What is on second base.	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>
3545	secret hamster	is	Is a secret hamster the type gays stick up their butts?	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>
10330	security	is	https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Main_Page	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3992	sed	is	Sed intro and tutorial http://www.grymoire.com/Unix/Sed.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13957	seems	to be	sensitive to his casing :P	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11595	seen	is	<seen <arg>> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5426	seen f00li5h	is	f00li5h was last seen on #perl 2h 04m ago saying "meow"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4655	segg	is	ass	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>
10660	select loop	is	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asynchronous_I/O	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8635	self	is	southeast linux fest	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5128	self-awareness	is	perlbot	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13940	selfish	is	https://www.simcop2387.info/selfish.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4562	selfishness	is	Selflessness, Selfishness, Rational Self-Growth and anything between is http://xrl.us/v8nw	revisions	<*:##NULL>
435	sempai	is	Senior teacher	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8760	send email	is	[fact sending email [arg]] Not Available	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>
9845	seo	is	Search Engine Optimization \| http://www.contrast.ie/blog/seo-is-bullshit/	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>
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>
11029	serialisation	is	[fact serialization] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
13807	serpn	is	syn: irc stalker	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>
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'])~~ Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9382	set @inc	is	[fact set inc [arg]] Not Available	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	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13730	setuid	is	POSIX::setuid() or https://perldoc.pl/perlvar#%24UID	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3473	seven useful uses of local	is	Seven useful uses of local: http://perl.plover.com/local.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3334	sex	is	just like air, it's not important until you aren't getting any	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6249	sfb	is	http://p3rl.org/sfb	revisions	<*:##NULL>
361	.sg	is	.sg is Singapore	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>
5503	sgml	is	don't be a pedant. see also html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5360	sgu	is	the best of television ever, in the future.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
362	.sh	is	.sh is St. Helena	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4372	shabang	is	#!/usr/bin/perl	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>
15284	shai-hulud	is	ï¼´ï¼¨ï¼¥ ï¼³ï¼°ï¼©ï¼£ï¼¥ ï¼ï¼µï¼³ï¼´ ï¼¦ï¼¬ï¼¯ï¼·	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4849	shaldannon	is	married!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12362	shall we play a game	is	How about a nice game of chess?	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>
13788	shame	is	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrDSqODtEFM	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8475	shame on you	is	I'm sorry master	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>
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>
16048	shavua tov	is	an expression spoken on the sabbath to wish someone good luck in the upcoming week.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5001	shawshank	is	http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0111161/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3687	shazbot	is	For shith.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10254	she	is	she who must be obeyed	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>
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>
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>
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>
9394	sherbang	is	british #!/usr/bin/env perl	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>
5088	sherlock method	is	See test case	revisions	<*:##NULL>
157	sheyala	is	ERROR - undefined	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5166	shit	is	Clean it up!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14204	shit bugzilla comments say: "there's no way to know if we	were	passed a tied hash"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5116	shitcock	is	http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2004/03/19/	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>
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>
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>
9278	shlomif flickr	is	[fact shlomif photos [arg]] Not Available	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>
5132	shlomif networking problem	is	http://community.livejournal.com/shlomif_tech/7034.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9277	shlomif photos	is	http://www.flickr.com/photos/shlomif/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4581	shlomif vim tips	is	http://shlomif.livejournal.com/tag/vim and http://community.livejournal.com/shlomif_tech/tag/vim	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>
9719	shoes	is	a Gtk module in Ruby, written by _why. It doesn't come with Jimmy Choo's.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4474	shootout	is	http://shootout.alioth.debian.org/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11668	shorten	is	<shorten <arg>> Not Available	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>
4555	show me your references	is	http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/UnixReview/col68.html	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>
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>
10852	shred	is	http://youtu.be/y2KQ1gqZApM#t=140	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16078	shrug	is	¯\_(ツ)_/¯	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>
9341	shut up	is	:\|	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>
363	.si	is	.si is Slovenia	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4140	sia	is	Stupid Internet Acronyms	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5734	sicp	is	http://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/ - "Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs" - A Classical Text on Programming	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 + $p2}}, $p 2; $p = $primes[++$p_i]; $q = $p*$p; redo } } } while @primes < 100; \@primes	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>
16177	signatures	is	Perl has built-in function signatures, letting you do: sub foo($bar, $baz, $quux) { if ($bar eq "boo!") { ... } else { ... } return $quux}; Use them by doing: use feature 'signatures'; or use v5.34; for earlier versions (5.20 to 5.32) you will also want: no warnings 'experimental::signatures'; For more advanced capabilities try https://metacpan.org/pod/Function::Parameters	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16052	signatures feature	is	on in	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>
4073	sili_	is	HATES WOMEN	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3794	sili's favorite language	is	Lojban	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4858	sili's girl	is	See 1337 h4x0r.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4537	sillyness	is	eval: perlbot: sillyness	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3637	simcop	is	Your insults lack wit and creativity.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13505	simcop2387	is	exists to ruin jokes with "well, actually" \| http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-2387	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>
14707	simcop2387: perlbot seems	to be	pestering LeoNerd	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8394	simcop2387's taste in command parsers	is	awful,	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14205	simcop2387: your bot	is	losing it's fucking mind	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3251	simpcop2387	is	a Crazy old bat who programs CGI in ASM	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7795	simple	is	::Simple modules rarely are.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3708	simple module tutorial	is	Simple Module Tutorial: http://www.perlmonks.org/index.pl?node_id=102347	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>
3850	'sing the rahblahblah song'	is	Rahblahblahbloowie!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14197	six	is	https://www.simcop2387.info/sixfingers.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>
370	.sj	is	.sj is Svalbard and Jan Mayen Islands	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9917	sjohnson	is	sort of an irc vagabond, moving from one irc shell to the next. never stopping.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
373	.sk	is	.sk is Slovak Republic	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5774	skeptic developer	is	you say it works? prove(1) it!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5274	skids	is	another word for fail	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4074	sknox	is	Missing In Action	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9222	skraito	is	soy bomb	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8827	skydrome, simcop2387 here	is	a perl developer and the owner of	revisions	<*:##NULL>
375	.sl	is	.sl is Sierra Leone	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10617	slackware	is	slackware 14.1 released!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3373	slackware slackware 10.0	is	released!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3393	slang dictionary	is	The Online Slang Dictionary - http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~wrader/slang/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14378	slap	is	Saboted Light Armor Piercing	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>
33	slice	is	my @oses = qw/freebsd openbsd netbsd linux/; my @favorites = @oses[0..2]; # saves freebsd, openbsd, and netbsd to @favorites	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3853	sloc	is	source lines of code	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>
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 $fh. Also see: https://perl-begin.org/topics/files-and-directories/#string_slurp_utf8 . Avoid File-Slurp and IO-All.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14717	slurping	is	see File::Slurper, File::Slurp::Tiny, or Path::Tiny::path($filename)->slurp	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3582	slut	is	A slut sleeps with everyone. A bitch sleeps with everyone but you.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
377	.sm	is	.sm is San Marino	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5462	small cats	is	oh just fucking die already	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14055	smallick: there	are	three bots here, actually. camelia evalable6 and	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>
3917	smart people	is	<Colloid> i know but people who code php are not as smart as the perl ppl	revisions	<*:##NULL>
426	smart questions	is	How To Ask Questions The Smart Way - http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12178	smart quotes	is	<img src=“c:\windows\LOGO.BMP” title=“You’re smart!” />	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9769	smaug	is	Bard bait	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4600	smb	is	Super Mario Brothers	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3836	smokes mad chronic	is	that's right.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3909	s.m.o.p.	is	Simple Matter of Programming	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3908	smop	is	Simple Matter of Programming	revisions	<*:##NULL>
379	.sn	is	.sn is Senegal	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>
14894	snack	is	om nom nom	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4402	snafu	is	situation normal all fucked up	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10608	snappy	is	http://tinyurl.com/m3vhxv2	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9446	[sno]: eval	isn't	part of the construct, that's just a comman to	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5528	snoop0x7b	is	f00li5h> ... gay sex ... snoop0x7b> Nebulam: I think they're kind of a pain in the ass	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12164	snowman	is	http://canyouactually.com/wp-content/uploads/7-299.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
382	.so	is	.so is Somalia	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>
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>
10646	socket	is	networking constants and support functions - https://metacpan.org/pod/Socket	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>
4100	soco	is	"See CRAN"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4169	software wars	is	http://mshiltonj.com/software_wars/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9811	sol	is	Shit Outa Luck	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5792	solaris	is	use perlgcc, install Sun Studio, or use a perl from sunfreeware	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9238	some1	is	[fact u [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8622	somni	is	Somni is techincally correct - rules lawyer for the win!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4720	somni: can you teach that 'this channel	is	for helping Perl...' to?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7778	sop	is	Standard Operating Procedure	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14709	so presumably he thinks those	are	ok	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4237	sorry,	is	frogbot, shti	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4794	sorry, a run-time error occurred. please fix me! i'm broken.	is	woo	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13907	sorry if perlbot	is	slow to respond. he's had a stroke in #	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>
7775	sorry, no more output	is	more	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4250	sorry, search term too short.	is	frogbot: urban	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4596	sort	is	A Fresh Look at Efficient Perl Sorting: http://www.sysarch.com/Perl/sort_paper.html	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>
12	sorthash	is	sort a hash by its values: my @keys = sort { $hash{$a} <=> $hash{$b} } keys %hash;	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12122	sort me	is	<8ball Ravenclaw,Hufflepuff,Ravenclaw,Hufflepuff,Slitherin,Ravenclaw,Hufflepuff,Ravenclaw,Hufflepuff,Slitherin, or Griffindor> Hufflepuff	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10890	sound off	is	<eval [$^V, log(~0+1)/log(2)]> Not Available	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>
3583	so what do you know	is	Everything I know can be found at http://www.chrisangell.com/cgi-bin/botkeywords.cgi	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3453	so who	is	responsible for?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9231	so, you	are	saying that you won't allow me to recurse (??{-expressions, is that it?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10420	spa	is	http://www.savagechickens.com/2013/09/try-harder.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15472	space"	will be	trimmed as well.	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>
7886	sparta	is	THIS IS SPARTA!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7885	sparts	is	SPARTA!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5920	speak-albanian	is	Për fat të keq nuk ka njeri që flet shqip ne kete moment.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5919	speak-arabic	is	للأسف لا يوجد أحد أن يتكلم العربية حاليا.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5918	speak-bulgarian	is	За съжаление не е този, който говори български език в момента.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5917	speak-catalan	is	Malauradament, no hi ha un que parla català en l'actualitat.	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>
5915	speak-croatian	is	Nažalost, nema nikoga da govori hrvatski trenutno.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5914	speak-czech	is	Bohužel, není nikdo, že v současné době hovoří česky.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5913	speak-danish	is	Desværre er der ingen, der taler dansk i øjeblikket.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5912	speak-dutch	is	Helaas is er geen een die Nederlands spreekt op dit moment.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5911	speak-english	is	Unfortunately there is no one that speaks English currently.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5910	speak-estonian	is	Kahjuks puudub üks, mis räägib Eesti praegu.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5909	speak-filipino	is	Sa kasamaang palad ay walang isa na nagsasalita ng Filipino sa kasalukuyan.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5908	speak-finnish	is	Valitettavasti ei ole joka puhuu suomea hetkellä.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5907	speak-french	is	Malheureusement il n'y a personne qui parle français actuellement. S'il vous plaît essayez #perlfr	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5906	speak-galician	is	Desafortunadamente, non hai un que fala galego na actualidade.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5905	speak-german	is	Leider gibt es niemanden, der Deutsch spricht derzeit.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5904	speak-greek	is	Δυστυχώς δεν υπάρχει κανείς που μιλάει ελληνικά σήμερα.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8415	speak-hebrew	is	למרבה הצער אין כאן מישהו שמדבר עברית כרגע	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5902	speak-hindi	is	दुर्भाग्य से वहाँ कोई नहीं है कि वर्तमान में हिंदी बोलती है.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5901	speak-hungarian	is	Sajnos van, hogy senki sem beszél magyarul jelenleg.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5900	speak-indonesian	is	Sayangnya tidak ada seorang pun yang berbicara saat ini Indonesia.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5899	speak-italian	is	Purtroppo non c'è nessuno che parla italiano al momento. Please try #perl.it	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>
5897	speak-korean	is	불행히도, 거기 아무도 현재 한국말입니다. 제발 #perl-kr 을 시도해	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5896	speak-latvian	is	Diemžēl nav neviena, kas runā latviešu valodā pašlaik.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5895	speak-lithuanian	is	Deja, nėra vieno, kad lietuvių kalba šiuo metu.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5894	speak-maltese	is	Sfortunatament m'hemm l-ebda wieħed li jitkellem bil-Malti bħalissa.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5893	speak-norwegian	is	Dessverre er det ingen som snakker norsk i dag.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5892	speak-polish	is	Niestety nikt nie mówi, że obecnie polski.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5891	speak-portuguese	is	Infelizmente, não há um que fala Português atualmente. Por favor, tente #perl.br	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5890	speak-romanian	is	Din păcate, nu există nici un român care vorbeşte în prezent.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5889	speak-russian	is	К сожалению, никто не говорит, что в настоящее время русский.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5888	speak-serbian	is	Нажалост, не постоји онај који тренутно говори српски.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5887	speak-slovak	is	Bohužiaľ, nie je nikto, že v súčasnosti hovorí slovenský.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5886	speak-slovenian	is	Na žalost ni enega, ki govori slovensko, trenutno.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5885	speak-spanish	is	Desafortunadamente, no hay uno que habla español en la actualidad.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5884	speak-swedish	is	Tyvärr finns det ingen som talar svenska närvarande.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5883	speak-thai	is	แต่น่าเสียดายไม่มีที่พูดไทยปัจจุบัน.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5882	speak-turkish	is	Maalesef hiç biri şu anda türk olduğunu bilmektedir.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5881	speak-ukrainian	is	На жаль, ніхто не розмовляє українською, що в даний час.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5880	speak-vietnamese	is	Không may là không có một mà nói Việt hiện nay.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3866	speed of light	is	299,792,458 m/s	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8363	speiron	is	yet another (impressive) way for people who don't know tab complete to misspell apeiron	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"}] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10087	spelling	is	Alas, poor spelling, I knew him well.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10051	spelunky	is	a cool platform game. Don't try to steal in-game!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8657	spetrea	is	spetrea is pesky	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5572	spherical ducks in vacuum	is	O O O O O O O O O .oO(quack)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12298	spicer	is	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWuc18xISwI	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14166	spider	is	/╲/\╭(ఠఠ益ఠఠ)╮/\╱\	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4313	spidermonkey	is	the code-name for Mozilla's C implementation of JavaScript.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
454	spinner	is	perl -e'$\|++; 1 while select("","","",.04), print "\b", qw(/ - \ \|)[$i++%4]'	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3668	spino	is	spino e' il drogato del canale	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5371	spoke	is	So I did.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14314	spongebob	is	https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/4rOL8k5x/image.png	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3343	spoolay	is	spoolay is a commie	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3656	spoon	is	http://www.google.com/search?q=iain+truskett	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>
9908	sprechen sie deutsch	is	ja, aber mein Französisch geht durch die Niederungen	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>
10736	sprintf +(5) - 2 # that "". thing	is	yucky, no? I'd do print +(...	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5135	spudnuts	is	donuts made from potato flour	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3645	sql	is	http://www.sqlcourse.com	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12413	sqla	is	SQL::Abstract : http://search.mcpan.org/dist/SQL-Abstract/lib/SQL/Abstract.pm	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9570	sql barbie	is	SELECT DISTINCT (OUTFIT) FROM CLOSET; \| "SQL is hard; let's go shopping!"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3847	sql::builder	is	http://unf.be/~sili/projects/sqlbuilder/sql.html	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 .	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>
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>
10548	sql server	is	http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4905624/how-do-i-connect-with-perl-to-sql-server	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6414	sql tutorial	is	http://www.sqlcourse.com/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5372	squentin	is	squentin is the one who claims ownership of http://gmusicbrowser.sourceforge.net	revisions	<*:##NULL>
384	.sr	is	.sr is Suriname	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11133	sr71	is	http://www.econrates.com/reality/schul.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13969	sscce	is	Short, Self Contained, Correct (Compilable), Example \| http://sscce.org/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
451	ssdd	is	same shit, different day	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15135	ssg	is	Try Statocles, also Static Site Generator https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_template_system#Static_site_generators	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>
4095	sst	is	Sunday School Teacher	revisions	<*:##NULL>
364	.st	is	.st is Sao Tome and Principe	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
4116	stab	is	bleed	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	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15235	__stable_suffix_gencode	is	q{ï¼»eval use Encode 'encode';use JSON'MaybeXS 'decode_json';use Digest'MD5 'md5_hex';$arg="}.$arg.q{";$sa=decode_jsonï¼»quote d ï¼»fact factgrep --val }.$regex.q{ï¼½ï¼½;$t=ï¼»quote dï¼»}.$macro.q{ }.$arg.q{ï¼½ï¼½;$a=hex substr md5_hex(encode(utf8,fc$t)),6,6;$s=$sa->[$a%@$sa];$s=$sa->[$a%@$sa];$_=$t;}.$code.q{;$_ ï¼½};	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14072	stack overflow	is	[fact stackoverflow] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14062	stackoverflow	is	https://stackoverflow.com/tags/perl	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10755	stack trace	is	Devel::Confess \| run your script with -d:Confess to get a stack trace	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12334	stages of debugging	is	http://i.imgur.com/ZwCUbES.png	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7932	stalker.pl	is	kaitlyn's irssi script for tracking users, see http://github.com/symkat/Stalker	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14735	stalking	is	When two people go on a romantic walk together, but only one knows about it.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8907	standards	is	http://m.xkcd.com/927/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13442	stanleesays	is	<twitter therealstanlee <arg>> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3539	star-eye	is	Try this: star-eye, classify (word)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4125	start learning	is	http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=284175	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9782	star trek	is	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Trek - a popular Sci-Fi franchise, which spawned a lot of fan fic.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7857	star wars	is	<thrig> Star Wars is Cliff notes for Joseph Campbell	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8771	stash things	is	KiokuDB	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10764	stat	is	($dev,$ino,$mode,$nlink,$uid,$gid,$rdev,$size,$atime,$mtime,$ctime,$blksize,$blocks) = stat($_); \| use File::stat;	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>
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>
8383	stdin	is	<STDIN> is not identical to <> -- see perldoc perlop "I/O Operators". To pass STDIN to a function use \*STDIN	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4699	step 1	is	No matter what, step 1 is always "Check the Error Log"	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>
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>
5038	steve yegge	is	wrong.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11995	stfu	is	no, YOU shut up! See https://media.giphy.com/media/KXmvfeYUzl0mA/giphy.gif	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5675	stfuawsc	is	shut the fuck up and write some code	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4393	stfu she	is	my little bitch	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>
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>
5270	stick to the b e a t	is	GET READY TO IGNITE	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4240	stipid shit	is	good	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4199	stl	is	a piece of shit	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4773	stm	is	software transactional memory	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>
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");	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5418	stoopid	is	no, ur	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9981	stop	being	a slow bitch!	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>
10005	stored bgyfgoedkunp	was	wfvjilowltty foal	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10486	stored ftech	is	Perl apprentice monk, reading "Intermediate Perl"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8947	stored happy kitty	is	happy	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10301	stored possibly but	being	that its a perl chan, i would think it's some	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14641	store erf	is	like arf only with an e or used to express derp	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9661	story of mel	is	http://catb.org/jargon/html/story-of-mel.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8440	st. patrick	is	St. Patrick's Day on 14 March - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Patrick%27s_Day	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15976	strace	is	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strace - trace system calls (e.g: filesystem accesses)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
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>
7847	straws	is	stop guessing and read the relevant docs.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
13978	strict	is	Perl strict mode - https://perldoc.pl/strict	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>
13979	strictures	is	A more opinionated strict mode with some other features, see https://metacpan.org/pod/strictures	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9903	string sanitization	is	https://thoughtstreams.io/glyph/string-trepanation/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5413	string similarity	is	String::Similarity, Text::Similarity, Algorithm::HowSimilar, Text::Levenshtein, Text::LevenshteinXS, Text::WagnerFischer, Text::Brew, String::Approx	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14584	strptime	is	[fact mktime] Not Available	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>
8071	sttcpw	is	simplest thing that could possibly work	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3585	stuff	is	hi %nick%	revisions	<*:##NULL>
447	stupid	is	there are no stupid questions, just stupid people	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5100	stupidity	is	"Ignorance can be cured, but stupidity is forever."	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5058	stupidly long factoid names	is	q/apeiron's philosophy on "can I ask a regex question?"/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9437	sturgeon's law	is	"Ninety percent of everything is crap."	revisions	<*:##NULL>
365	.su	is	.su is USSR (Former)	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 $subref->(). Ask me about prototypes, I dare you	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5319	__sub__	is	(caller(0))[3]	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13098	sublime perl	is	http://docs.sublimetext.info/en/latest/reference/build_systems/basics.html with { "cmd": ["perl", "$file"], "file_regex": ".* at (.) line ([0-9])", "selector": "source.perl" }	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4064	subspace	is	The best game in the universe.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3725	subversion	is	http://subversion.tigris.org/ - a compelling replacement for CVS.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4180	succinctness	is	Paul Graham's "Succinctness is Power" - http://www.paulgraham.com/power.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3568	suck it	is	ok!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7998	suck me	is	yes, I'd love to.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3503	sucks	is	fuck you, little cock sucking whore.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
424	sudo	is	Provides limited super user privileges to specific users	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.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4019	suffer	is	Suffering from Buffering - http://perl.plover.com/FAQs/Buffering.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>
4018	suffering	is	Suffering from Buffering - http://perl.plover.com/FAQs/Buffering.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5304	suffering from blabbering	is	STFU already	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3281	suffering from buffering	is	http://perl.plover.com/FAQs/Buffering.html	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]->@*~ ERROR: Wide character in subroutine entry at (IRC) line 1.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6045	summon	is	(eval my $nick = uc $0; $nick) Not Available	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	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3832	sun	is	a star	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5536	sungo it	is	rss:http://www.irc.perl.org/bin/loljerk.cgi	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>
5331	sup	is	&sup	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>
5245	superjuerd	is	Have no fear Juerd is here! Your Unicode problems are nothing to him!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13193	supernets	is	a bunch of jerks	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8353	superping	is	<pleval "pong!"> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3802	supybot	is	Supybot ist ein dummer Bot	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3745	supybot, , !botwar	is	GnurdyGuy: !botwar	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8650	sure, but remember we assumed they'd have said 12.5 million if it	were	12.5 million	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5154	surprise	is	HGALGUAHGLAGUABHALUGAHGLAGAHLGAGHAG COCKSUCKING!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5152	surprise!	is	HGALGUAHGLAGUABHALUGAHGLAGAHLGAGHAG COCKSUCKING!	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>	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>
10853	su-shee	is	have you plugged it in and recharged the battery?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3601	sutsa	is	Stop Using These Stupid Acronyms	revisions	<*:##NULL>
366	.sv	is	.sv is El Salvador	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>
5071	svk	is	http://svk.bestpractical.com/view/HomePage	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5589	svn	is	Friends don't let friends use svn	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8628	sw0rdfish	is	http://encyclopediadramatica.ch/Quitting_IRC_forever	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12570	swag	is	http://cafepress.com/perlbot	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3693	swahili phrasebook	is	anticipationg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9504	swat	is	use strict; use warnings; use autodie; # test your code	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4740	sweated	is	that's right bitch!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11909	sweden	is	http://www.tondering.dk/claus/cal/gregorian.php#sweden	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5781	sweetpea	is	A web application framework that doesn't suck, honest	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>
16179	switch	is	Nowadays, https://metacpan.org/pod/Syntax::Keyword::Match or https://metacpan.org/module/Switch::Plain are where it's at \| see smartmatch for why not to use feature 'switch'; \| never 'use Switch;' - it breaks all the time	revisions	<*:##NULL>
367	.sy	is	.sy is Syria	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5049	syn	is	ack	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3755	(syntax)	is	(open document)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5183	syntax error	is	You can't just make shit up and expect it to work!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14026	systemd	is	much better than that other one that was before it.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14738	systemd service	is	https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/understanding-systemd-units-and-unit-files	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>
368	.sz	is	.sz is Swaziland	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4561	szabgab	is	Gabor Szabo - http://www.szabgab.com/ - The Israeli Head Perl Monger	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13142	table flip	is	[eval use utf8; if (rand() >= 0.95) { "ノ┬─┬ノ︵ (\\o°o)\\" } else {"(╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻"}] (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13143	table flop	is	[fact fix table [arg]] ┬──┬◡ﾉ(° -°ﾉ)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12098	tabs	is	https://lea.verou.me/2012/01/why-tabs-are-clearly-superior/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11299	_tail	is	`eval $_=`quote d `arg~~; /^\s\S+\s(.)$/; $1~ Not Available	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>
4589	taiwan	is	a province of China, and nothing they do can change that.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11148	taking over	is	http://neilb.org/2013/07/24/adopt-a-module.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3602	talk to buu	is	buu: hi	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12166	tall	is	http://canyouactually.com/wp-content/uploads/16-171.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4354	tanstaafl	is	There Ain't No Such Thing As A Free Lunch	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4938	taocp	is	The Art Of Computer Programming, http://www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu/~knuth/taocp.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4458	tap	is	Test Anything Protocol - http://testanything.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10798	task::kensho	is	see Kensho	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3995	tbh	is	too be honest	revisions	<*:##NULL>
369	.tc	is	.tc is Turks and Caicos Islands	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>
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>
371	.td	is	.td is Chad	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>
10025	tdrfdduawtiz	was	perlbot: jjqdupvnskjj foal Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3857	teal`c	is	the Queen of Pain	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>
13483	technically correct	is	the best kind of correct \| https://youtu.be/hou0lU8WMgo	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3988	technion	is	http://www.technion.ac.il/ ; A Technological University in Haifa, Israel.	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>
10712	tell blue_sky this	is	not a love song	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8185	tell f00li5h by the way, term::ui	has been	core since 5.9.5	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11251	_tell_get_fact	is	`eval @d=split ' ', `quote d `arg~~, 3; $d[1] eq 'about' ? $d[2] : $d[1].' '.$d[2]~ Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11252	_tell_get_name	is	`eval @d=split ' ', `quote d `arg~~; $d[0]~ Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10297	tell getty the tubes	are	broken	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3990	tell khisanth that he	is	a crapweasel.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3297	tell me about your mother	is	You're not my psychiatrist!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8683	tell perlmonkey taub	is	wiritng some forex stuff with screens at http://www.abload.de/img/untitledsjsv.png	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9710	tell rindolf he	is	great guy	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>
8478	tell tallship lol, "you	are	mom"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5831	tell twey about i	am	fine	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11493	_temp	is	<echo TEMP <arg>> Not Available	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"} > Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16152	tempconv	is	`eval use Encode;%f=(`fact _tempconv_units!);`fact _tempconv_newton!;`fact _tempconv_init!; `call _tempconv_internal `arg!!! Not supported, use °C, °D, °F, GM, K, °N, R, °Ré, °Rø, °€	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>
16151	_tempconv_internal	is	`echo $in=decode('utf-8',`quote d `arg!!);if($in=~/(?<v>[\-+]?\d+(?:\.\d+)?(?:ee?[\-+]?\d+)?)(?:\sÂ°)?\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)}! $in=decode('utf-8',"");if($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($b)}keys%f)}	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13863	_tempconv_newton	is	sub inv($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>
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($d){100-($d2/3)},"°Rø"=>sub($r){($r-7.5)40/21},"°Ré"=>sub($r){$r5/4},GM=>sub($g){(($g<=0?-1e60:$g>=1?$g25+250:275-25log(1/$g)/log(2))-32)/1.8},"°N"=>sub($n){$n*100/33}	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12993	_tempconv_units_from	is	c=>sub($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($d){100-($d2/3)}	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>
10686	templates	is	[fact template] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10688	templating system	is	[fact template] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12865	temporary	is	Temporary isn't. See permanent.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3996	tensteps	is	Ten Steps to Perl Mastery: http://www.livejournal.com/users/exbrend/553.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7814	tepad	is	http://www.notepad.org/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4002	terminal	is	http://www.cs.utk.edu/~shuford/terminal_index.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8705	termintes	is	thrig> boring? terminal using people, or termites for short?	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>
8559	terms as perl	is	http://use.perl.org/~Shlomi+Fish/journal/36050 search_keywords: perl license shlomif rindolf terms licence as	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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;> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14961	test	is	<echo [<arg>]> []	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4761	test123	is	<foo>	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>
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>
16145	testconv	is	`eval die 42` Error: identical open and close bracket marks for compose	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>
4550	testdcc	is	DCC SEND LOLLERCOPTER	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4226	testeval	is	eval: "woot"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13494	testfactoid	is	{[1,2]}oo	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>
15597	testnet	is	My testnet is on tor, you'll need a proxy: perlbotiyps4qrtmcovzndgjvyqj7weuacak4rpq73swpvkufxbio7yd.onion port 6668 no tls.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4026	test return: 1	is	eval: print 'test '	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>
8570	tests	is	see testing	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3941	test::shlomif::harness	is	http://use.perl.org/~Shlomi%20Fish/journal/27467	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12415	test tutorial	is	http://search.mcpan.org/dist/Test-Simple/lib/Test/Tutorial.pod	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4031	text2hex	is	eval: join "", map { unpack "H2", pack "j", ord($_) } split '', q/YOUR TEXT HERE/;	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4166	text embedded perl	is	HTML::Mason, ePerl (largely abandoned by the original author), Embperl, Text::Template	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4165	text-embedded perl	is	HTML::Mason, ePerl (largely abandoned by the original author), Embperl, Text::Template	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16046	text extractor	is	a convenient way to copy text from anywhere on screen	revisions	<*:##NULL>
372	.tf	is	.tf is French Southern Territories	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3527	tfpb	is	Time for plan b!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12836	tfw	is	<echo Weather for <arg>: <get http://thefuckingweather.com/Where/<fact _urlencode <arg>> <fact _tfw_xpath>>> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12848	tfwc	is	`eval $s=`quote d `fact tfw `arg!!!; $s=~s\|: ([0-9.]+).\|sprintf ": %.2f°",(($1-32)/1.8)\|e; $s! Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9194	_tfw_xpath	is	//span[@id='locationDisplaySpan']\|//p[@class='large']\|//div[@class='remarkContainer']\|//p[@class='flavor']	revisions	<*:##NULL>
374	.tg	is	.tg is Togo	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9723	tgif	is	Thanks God It's Friday	revisions	<*:##NULL>
376	.th	is	.th is Thailand	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5021	th	is	Troll Handbook	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	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>
4652	thanx	is	What, you can't take an extra second or two to type "Thanks" instead?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14251	that	is	ugly practice. MySQL no more I'll guess.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14751	that cat	is	half a year younger than me	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14356	that command	is	SURPRISE! GRINNZ TRAP!	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>
5542	that's cool	is	yeah. whats up with you?	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>
4425	that wendall911	is	cool	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14364	that which	was	just shown by	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4671	the absolute answer	is	dongs	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10413	the best	is	http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_l35ePHH8qM	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6089	the best debugger in the world	is	print	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4030	theboss	is	buu	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9685	the cake	is	a lie	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4183	the camel	is	The O'reilly book about Perl	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13366	the capital of assyria	is	Aššur	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15509	the command	is	perldoc, not	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9450	the correct answer	was	$foo->print('bar'),	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9868	the " end" message from perlbot seems	to be	a bug in	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12154	the extra outer braces	are	just to help	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3284	the funniest perldoc	is	perllol	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5561	the game	is	SubStack> felines produced game-immunity during the black plague... the rest of you JUST LOST	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>
6083	the law of wikipedia	is	If an article on Wikipedia documents perl software, the article will be nominated for deletion.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15440	the manual	is	https://i.redd.it/ts71fru3xfd61.png	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5706	the moon in june	is	is like a big balloon!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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)>}!!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4133	the open() works, the first print line works, the second	is	ignored, and the close works properly.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11123	the perl interpreter	is	not	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3915	the person sho should be coding in binary	is	actually working using electronic components instead :-P	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>
15676	there	is	a	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>
14742	the same	is	https://www.simcop2387.info/theyrethesame.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4066	the sims	is	The gayest of all games.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13885	the system	is	now ready to be used	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14879	the truest thing in the world?	is	Ouims sucks	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)»	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>
9599	the usual stuffing	is	vegetables, herbs and spices, nuts, and spelt	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9097	the usual stuffings	is	vegetables, herbs and spices, nuts, and spelt	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6297	the usual suspects	is	mst, Khisanth, and others, or http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0114814/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8685	the whole code	is	http://www.shadowcat.co.uk/blog/matt-s-trout/show-us-the-whole-code/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12789	think	is	http://assets.amuniversal.com/29e70ca085bd01302913001dd8b71c47	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14402	this channel	is	dead since years, we moved on to another network. Who own you?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14743	this contains the data , the comma inside the paranthesis	are	the one which i want to ignore	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4342	thisisatest	is	thisisiatest	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6398	thnx	is	see tnx	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4012	those are false. everything else	is	true.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5137	thoth on cgi	is	http://pound.perl.org/RTFM/thoth-anti-cgi-rant.html	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>
8216	thought you	were	addressing it, since you ended your message with perlbot	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5469	thou odiferous beetle-headed wagtail!	is	Giggles: insult perlbot	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>
12186	thread	is	[fact threads] Not Available	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>
6275	threadsafe	is	humans are not smart enough to write threadsafe code ~ Rasmus Lerdorf	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>
5608	three arg	is	bad: "open ... ,'<file.txt' .." . Good: "open ...., '<', 'file.txt' ..." http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Perl_Programming/Filehandles	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>
4770	three questions	is	what do you have? what do you get? what do you expect?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8908	thrig hates info docs	is	http://m.xkcd.com/912/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10910	thunderdome	is	Can't we just get beyond thunderdome?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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.! Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8880	thuryn	is	a critter that cheats at duckhunt	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>
4216	tia	is	TIA == Thanks in Advance	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>
3301	tias(yd)	is	Take Insulin and Survive (you diabetic)	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>
14831	tidy	is	[fact lint [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5004	tifas	is	Try It Fucker And See	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14644	tifify	is	There, I Fixed It For You	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8902	til	is	today I learned	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6384	tilde	is	perldoc -q tilde or use glob()	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>
14069	time cube	is	http://timecube.2enp.com/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
9148	timezone	is	http://everytimezone.com 'Never warp your brain with time zone math again.'	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11725	timezones	is	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5wpm-gesOY	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15612	timtoady	is	TIMTOWTDI: There is more than one way to do it ; TimToady is also Larry Wall's nick on #raku .	revisions	<freenode.net:##perl>
8392	timtoady	is	TIMTOWTDI: There is more than one way to do it ; TimToady is also Larry Wall's nick on #perl6 .	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3311	timtowtdi	is	TIMTOWTDI: There is more than one way to do it	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4764	timtowtdiw	is	There Is More Than One Way To Do It Wrong	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4151	timtowtsyitf	is	There Is More Than One Way To Shoot Yourself In The Foot	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4928	tinc	is	just what they want you to tink	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9838	tinyrepl	is	http://www.trout.me.uk/perl/tinyrepl	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>
5330	tipagwtdiamswtdi	is	TIPAGWTDIAMSWTDI: There is probably a good way to do it and many stupid ways to do it	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5308	title: google (from http://www.google.com)	is	http://www.google.com	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5017	tits	is	Try It To See or see TIAS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5436	tizag	is	Tizag is the worst Perl tutorial on the Intertubes. RUN AWAY.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
378	.tj	is	.tj is Tajikistan	revisions	<*:##NULL>
380	.tk	is	.tk is Tokelau	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9128	tk	is	a GUI library for windows and unix-likes; use Tkx; or use Tcl::Tk;	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5603	tkr	is	Lost in the sheafs of ln(z), can't find back.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9155	tks	is	Tupa, Kaappi ja Siisteystarkastus (Finnish, Room, Closet and Tidiness Inspection)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6240	.tl	is	East Timor	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15116	_tld_list	is	qw/AAA AARP ABARTH ABB ABBOTT ABBVIE ABC ABLE ABOGADO ABUDHABI AC ACADEMY ACCENTURE ACCOUNTANT ACCOUNTANTS ACO ACTOR AD ADAC ADS ADULT AE AEG AERO AETNA AF AFAMILYCOMPANY AFL AFRICA AG AGAKHAN AGENCY AI AIG AIRBUS AIRFORCE AIRTEL AKDN AL ALFAROMEO ALIBABA ALIPAY ALLFINANZ ALLSTATE ALLY ALSACE ALSTOM AM AMAZON AMERICANEXPRESS AMERICANFAMILY AMEX AMFAM AMICA AMSTERDAM ANALYTICS ANDROID ANQUAN ANZ AO AOL APARTMENTS APP APPLE AQ AQUARELLE AR ARAB ARAMCO ARCHI ARMY ARPA ART ARTE AS ASDA ASIA ASSOCIATES AT ATHLETA ATTORNEY AU AUCTION AUDI AUDIBLE AUDIO AUSPOST AUTHOR AUTO AUTOS AVIANCA AW AWS AX AXA AZ AZURE BA BABY BAIDU BANAMEX BANANAREPUBLIC BAND BANK BAR BARCELONA BARCLAYCARD BARCLAYS BAREFOOT BARGAINS BASEBALL BASKETBALL BAUHAUS BAYERN BB BBC BBT BBVA BCG BCN BD BE BEATS BEAUTY BEER BENTLEY BERLIN BEST BESTBUY BET BF BG BH BHARTI BI BIBLE BID BIKE BING BINGO BIO BIZ BJ BLACK BLACKFRIDAY BLOCKBUSTER BLOG BLOOMBERG BLUE BM BMS BMW BN BNPPARIBAS BO BOATS BOEHRINGER BOFA BOM BOND BOO BOOK BOOKING BOSCH BOSTIK BOSTON BOT BOUTIQUE BOX BR BRADESCO BRIDGESTONE BROADWAY BROKER BROTHER BRUSSELS BS BT BUDAPEST BUGATTI BUILD BUILDERS BUSINESS BUY BUZZ BV BW BY BZ BZH CA CAB CAFE CAL CALL CALVINKLEIN CAM CAMERA CAMP CANCERRESEARCH CANON CAPETOWN CAPITAL CAPITALONE CAR CARAVAN CARDS CARE CAREER CAREERS CARS CASA CASE CASEIH CASH CASINO CAT CATERING CATHOLIC CBA CBN CBRE CBS CC CD CEB CENTER CEO CERN CF CFA CFD CG CH CHANEL CHANNEL CHARITY CHASE CHAT CHEAP CHINTAI CHRISTMAS CHROME CHURCH CI CIPRIANI CIRCLE CISCO CITADEL CITI CITIC CITY CITYEATS CK CL CLAIMS CLEANING CLICK CLINIC CLINIQUE CLOTHING CLOUD CLUB CLUBMED CM CN CO COACH CODES COFFEE COLLEGE COLOGNE COM COMCAST COMMBANK COMMUNITY COMPANY COMPARE COMPUTER COMSEC CONDOS CONSTRUCTION CONSULTING CONTACT CONTRACTORS COOKING COOKINGCHANNEL COOL COOP CORSICA COUNTRY COUPON COUPONS COURSES CPA CR CREDIT CREDITCARD CREDITUNION CRICKET CROWN CRS CRUISE CRUISES CSC CU CUISINELLA CV CW CX CY CYMRU CYOU CZ DABUR DAD DANCE DATA DATE DATING DATSUN DAY DCLK DDS DE DEAL DEALER DEALS DEGREE DELIVERY DELL DELOITTE DELTA DEMOCRAT DENTAL DENTIST DESI DESIGN DEV DHL DIAMONDS DIET DIGITAL DIRECT DIRECTORY DISCOUNT DISCOVER DISH DIY DJ DK DM DNP DO DOCS DOCTOR DOG DOMAINS DOT DOWNLOAD DRIVE DTV DUBAI DUCK DUNLOP DUPONT DURBAN DVAG DVR DZ EARTH EAT EC ECO EDEKA EDU EDUCATION EE EG EMAIL EMERCK ENERGY ENGINEER ENGINEERING ENTERPRISES EPSON EQUIPMENT ER ERICSSON ERNI ES ESQ ESTATE ET ETISALAT EU EUROVISION EUS EVENTS EXCHANGE EXPERT EXPOSED EXPRESS EXTRASPACE FAGE FAIL FAIRWINDS FAITH FAMILY FAN FANS FARM FARMERS FASHION FAST FEDEX FEEDBACK FERRARI FERRERO FI FIAT FIDELITY FIDO FILM FINAL FINANCE FINANCIAL FIRE FIRESTONE FIRMDALE FISH FISHING FIT FITNESS FJ FK FLICKR FLIGHTS FLIR FLORIST FLOWERS FLY FM FO FOO FOOD FOODNETWORK FOOTBALL FORD FOREX FORSALE FORUM FOUNDATION FOX FR FREE FRESENIUS FRL FROGANS FRONTDOOR FRONTIER FTR FUJITSU FUJIXEROX FUN FUND FURNITURE FUTBOL FYI GA GAL GALLERY GALLO GALLUP GAME GAMES 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KAUFEN KDDI KE KERRYHOTELS KERRYLOGISTICS KERRYPROPERTIES KFH KG KH KI KIA KIM KINDER KINDLE KITCHEN KIWI KM KN KOELN KOMATSU KOSHER KP KPMG KPN KR KRD KRED KUOKGROUP KW KY KYOTO KZ LA LACAIXA LAMBORGHINI LAMER LANCASTER LANCIA LAND LANDROVER LANXESS LASALLE LAT LATINO LATROBE LAW LAWYER LB LC LDS LEASE LECLERC LEFRAK LEGAL LEGO LEXUS LGBT LI LIDL LIFE LIFEINSURANCE LIFESTYLE LIGHTING LIKE LILLY LIMITED LIMO LINCOLN LINDE LINK LIPSY LIVE LIVING LIXIL LK LLC LLP LOAN LOANS LOCKER LOCUS LOFT LOL LONDON LOTTE LOTTO LOVE LPL LPLFINANCIAL LR LS LT LTD LTDA LU LUNDBECK LUPIN LUXE LUXURY LV LY MA MACYS MADRID MAIF MAISON MAKEUP MAN MANAGEMENT MANGO MAP MARKET MARKETING MARKETS MARRIOTT MARSHALLS MASERATI MATTEL MBA MC MCKINSEY MD ME MED MEDIA MEET MELBOURNE MEME MEMORIAL MEN MENU MERCKMSD MG MH MIAMI MICROSOFT MIL MINI MINT MIT MITSUBISHI MK ML MLB MLS MM MMA MN MO MOBI MOBILE MODA MOE MOI MOM MONASH MONEY MONSTER MORMON MORTGAGE MOSCOW MOTO MOTORCYCLES MOV MOVIE MP MQ MR MS MSD MT MTN MTR MU MUSEUM MUTUAL MV MW MX MY MZ NA NAB NAGOYA NAME NATIONWIDE NATURA NAVY NBA NC NE NEC NET NETBANK NETFLIX NETWORK NEUSTAR NEW NEWHOLLAND NEWS NEXT NEXTDIRECT NEXUS NF NFL NG NGO NHK NI NICO NIKE NIKON NINJA NISSAN NISSAY NL NO NOKIA NORTHWESTERNMUTUAL NORTON NOW NOWRUZ NOWTV NP NR NRA NRW NTT NU NYC NZ OBI OBSERVER OFF OFFICE OKINAWA OLAYAN OLAYANGROUP OLDNAVY OLLO OM OMEGA ONE ONG ONL ONLINE ONYOURSIDE OOO OPEN ORACLE ORANGE ORG ORGANIC ORIGINS OSAKA OTSUKA OTT OVH PA PAGE PANASONIC PARIS PARS PARTNERS PARTS PARTY PASSAGENS PAY PCCW PE PET PF PFIZER PG PH PHARMACY PHD PHILIPS PHONE PHOTO PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTOS PHYSIO PICS PICTET PICTURES PID PIN PING PINK PIONEER PIZZA PK PL PLACE PLAY PLAYSTATION PLUMBING PLUS PM PN PNC POHL POKER POLITIE PORN POST PR PRAMERICA PRAXI PRESS PRIME PRO PROD PRODUCTIONS PROF PROGRESSIVE PROMO PROPERTIES PROPERTY PROTECTION PRU PRUDENTIAL PS PT PUB PW PWC PY QA QPON QUEBEC QUEST QVC RACING RADIO RAID RE READ REALESTATE REALTOR REALTY RECIPES RED REDSTONE REDUMBRELLA REHAB REISE REISEN REIT RELIANCE REN RENT RENTALS REPAIR REPORT REPUBLICAN REST RESTAURANT REVIEW REVIEWS REXROTH RICH RICHARDLI RICOH RIL RIO RIP RMIT RO ROCHER ROCKS RODEO ROGERS ROOM RS RSVP RU RUGBY RUHR RUN RW RWE RYUKYU SA SAARLAND SAFE SAFETY SAKURA SALE SALON SAMSCLUB SAMSUNG SANDVIK SANDVIKCOROMANT SANOFI SAP SARL SAS SAVE SAXO SB SBI SBS SC SCA SCB SCHAEFFLER SCHMIDT SCHOLARSHIPS SCHOOL SCHULE SCHWARZ SCIENCE SCJOHNSON SCOT SD SE SEARCH SEAT SECURE SECURITY SEEK SELECT SENER SERVICES SES SEVEN SEW SEX SEXY SFR SG SH SHANGRILA SHARP SHAW SHELL SHIA SHIKSHA SHOES SHOP SHOPPING SHOUJI SHOW SHOWTIME SHRIRAM SI SILK SINA SINGLES SITE SJ SK SKI SKIN SKY SKYPE SL SLING SM SMART SMILE SN SNCF SO SOCCER SOCIAL SOFTBANK SOFTWARE SOHU SOLAR SOLUTIONS SONG SONY SOY SPACE SPORT SPOT SPREADBETTING SR SRL SS ST STADA STAPLES STAR STATEBANK STATEFARM STC STCGROUP STOCKHOLM STORAGE STORE STREAM STUDIO STUDY STYLE SU SUCKS SUPPLIES SUPPLY SUPPORT SURF SURGERY SUZUKI SV SWATCH SWIFTCOVER SWISS SX SY SYDNEY SYSTEMS SZ TAB TAIPEI TALK TAOBAO TARGET TATAMOTORS TATAR TATTOO TAX TAXI TC TCI TD TDK TEAM TECH TECHNOLOGY TEL TEMASEK TENNIS TEVA TF TG TH THD THEATER THEATRE TIAA TICKETS TIENDA TIFFANY TIPS TIRES TIROL TJ TJMAXX TJX TK TKMAXX TL TM TMALL TN TO TODAY TOKYO TOOLS TOP TORAY TOSHIBA TOTAL TOURS TOWN TOYOTA TOYS TR TRADE TRADING TRAINING TRAVEL TRAVELCHANNEL TRAVELERS TRAVELERSINSURANCE TRUST TRV TT TUBE TUI TUNES TUSHU TV TVS TW TZ UA UBANK UBS UG UK UNICOM UNIVERSITY UNO UOL UPS US UY UZ VA VACATIONS VANA VANGUARD VC VE VEGAS VENTURES VERISIGN VERSICHERUNG VET VG VI VIAJES VIDEO VIG VIKING VILLAS VIN VIP VIRGIN VISA VISION VIVA VIVO VLAANDEREN VN VODKA VOLKSWAGEN VOLVO VOTE VOTING VOTO VOYAGE VU VUELOS WALES WALMART WALTER WANG WANGGOU WATCH WATCHES WEATHER WEATHERCHANNEL WEBCAM WEBER WEBSITE WED WEDDING WEIBO WEIR WF WHOSWHO WIEN WIKI WILLIAMHILL WIN WINDOWS WINE WINNERS WME WOLTERSKLUWER WOODSIDE WORK WORKS WORLD WOW WS WTC WTF XBOX XEROX XFINITY XIHUAN XIN XN--11B4C3D XN--1CK2E1B XN--1QQW23A XN--2SCRJ9C XN--30RR7Y XN--3BST00M XN--3DS443G XN--3E0B707E XN--3HCRJ9C XN--3OQ18VL8PN36A XN--3PXU8K XN--42C2D9A XN--45BR5CYL XN--45BRJ9C XN--45Q11C XN--4GBRIM XN--54B7FTA0CC XN--55QW42G XN--55QX5D XN--5SU34J936BGSG XN--5TZM5G XN--6FRZ82G XN--6QQ986B3XL XN--80ADXHKS XN--80AO21A XN--80AQECDR1A XN--80ASEHDB XN--80ASWG XN--8Y0A063A XN--90A3AC XN--90AE XN--90AIS XN--9DBQ2A XN--9ET52U XN--9KRT00A XN--B4W605FERD XN--BCK1B9A5DRE4C XN--C1AVG XN--C2BR7G XN--CCK2B3B XN--CCKWCXETD XN--CG4BKI XN--CLCHC0EA0B2G2A9GCD XN--CZR694B XN--CZRS0T XN--CZRU2D XN--D1ACJ3B XN--D1ALF XN--E1A4C XN--ECKVDTC9D XN--EFVY88H XN--FCT429K XN--FHBEI XN--FIQ228C5HS XN--FIQ64B XN--FIQS8S XN--FIQZ9S XN--FJQ720A XN--FLW351E XN--FPCRJ9C3D XN--FZC2C9E2C XN--FZYS8D69UVGM XN--G2XX48C XN--GCKR3F0F XN--GECRJ9C XN--GK3AT1E XN--H2BREG3EVE XN--H2BRJ9C XN--H2BRJ9C8C XN--HXT814E XN--I1B6B1A6A2E XN--IMR513N XN--IO0A7I XN--J1AEF XN--J1AMH XN--J6W193G XN--JLQ480N2RG XN--JLQ61U9W7B 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>
9175	tl;dr	is	Too Long; Didn't Read - see http://www.robcottingham.ca/cartoon/archive/tldr/	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 .*!!))."/"; !! Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5475	tlm	is	an uberly hawt chick	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5122	tlorcopb	is	There's loads of random crap on perlbot.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
381	.tm	is	.tm is Turkmenistan	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3518	tmi	is	Too Much Information	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11308	_tmp_httpeval	is	`eval $html=`quote d `get `fact _head `arg~~ .*~ ~; `fact _tail `arg~~ ~ Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4448	tmrfe	is	The Man Responsible For Everything -- Sometimes you DO have someone to blame.	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>
6347	tmtowtdiw	is	there's more than one way to do it wrong	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16176	tmux	is	http://tmux.sourceforge.net/ - a GNU screen alternative.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3441	tmwfi	is	Take My Word For It	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6095	tmyk	is	The More You Know	revisions	<*:##NULL>
383	.tn	is	.tn is Tunisia	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4840	.tn.us	is	Tennessee	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9230	tnx	is	If you are going to say "thanks", AT LEAST TYPE THE WHOLE DAMN WORD!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
385	.to	is	.to is Tonga	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5027	to	is	Toronto	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14648	to be done	is	しょうがない	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4134	tobmoox	is	teh pwnz0r	revisions	<*:##NULL>
496	todd	is	<xtat> you know i do have alot of homosexual tendencies	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14370	toddandmargo: maybe you want: sub curlgetwebsite(…)	is	export(:curl) {…}; sub curlGetHeader(…) is export(:curl) {…}; ... use Foo :curl;	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8715	to forgive	is	divine. To moo is bovine. To bleat is ovine.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5093	to global ignore list kuber	is	kuber has been added to the global ignore list, have a nice day	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5713	togtfo	is	please display mammaries	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3732	to hacker	is	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hacker	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14715	toilet paper	is	[fact toiletpaper [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14691	toiletpaper	is	the most valuable commodity, currently carrying approximately 26 times the worth of gold on the open market	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4460	tomasu	is	<Tomasu> I currently scrape google for my !gdefine command.. its changed a couple times.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8774	tome	is	a programmer	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15886	tom hanks	is	https://reddit.com/r/tomhanksbeingajerk/	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>
12792	tomorrow	is	http://assets.amuniversal.com/f4578730663a012f2fdb00163e41dd5b	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5073	tongus	is	swahili for "You, me, a quart of 40-weight. Let's go."	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>
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>
6148	top	is	<karmatop <arg>> c: 22583 notepad: 3393 moritz: 2129 i: 2061 jj merelo: 1951 mst: 1471 mauke: 1303 pmichaud: 1294 fglock: 1137 pmurias: 1129	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>
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>
7794	topten	is	<karmatop 10> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16245	toroman	is	`eval no warnings; sub k{my$t;$t=~y/IVXLCDM/XLCDMEE/,$t.=("",I,II,III,IV,V,VI,VII,VIII,IX)[$_]for/./g;$t=~+s/.E./Number too large/;$t}$_=((`arg d'-0)=~/(\w+)/)[0];print k,$/' LXXXIII	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5428	tot	is	something flight16 made up	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4300	total moron	is	someone who comes into #perl and doesn't want to learn perl	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4860	touch jagerman	is	pffft. fuck that	revisions	<*:##NULL>
386	.tp	is	.tp is East Timor	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14756	tp	is	[fact toiletpaper [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9460	tpf	is	The Perl Foundation - http://www.perlfoundation.org/ ; http://news.perlfoundation.org/ ; If you want to thank us for our help, please consider donating some money to them.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
387	.tr	is	.tr is Turkey	revisions	<*:##NULL>
36	tr	is	The transliteration operator. Same as y///. See 'perldoc perlop' for more info	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11259	trace	is	`PERLDB_OPTS='NonStop AutoTrace' perl -d foo.pl` or 't' in the debugger or http://p3rl.org/Devel::Trace \| See also stack trace	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14171	tracert	is	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXmv8quf_xM	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10684	transcode	is	Don't transcode videos with regex! Use avconv or ffmpeg or the internets	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10761	transistor	is	A device placed into electronic circuits to protect fuses by exploding before the fuse can react.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15515	translate	is	[trans [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3777	translate english to american tarmac	is	asphalt	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15596	traps	is	when a gay male pretends to be a female in order to trick single men into sexual encounters in tents	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4375	trashcat	is	trashcat is not amused	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3565	trepanation	is	http://www.bmezine.com/news/people/A10101/trepan/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4278	trey	is	Ask me about TreyHarris.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4277	treyharris	is	TreyHarris (svn user trey, CPAN id TREY) is a sysadmin and programmer in Seattle. email trey at lopsa d0t 0rg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9138	trill	is	http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/Trill	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3997	trim	is	to trim, do: s/^\s+//, s/\s+$// for $string;	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>
8120	trireme	is	I'm an infobot, not a shipwright!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5024	troll	is	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_troll and http://www.flayme.com/troll/	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>
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>
12224	troutquotes	is	`eval $_=`quote d `get http://www.trout.me.uk/quotes.txt~~; @qs=split /%/, $_; $qs[rand()*@qs]~ Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16129	true	is	Anything that isn't false. see "false", and also builtin::true	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 !!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12257	trump	is	https://trumpsingles.com/ make dating great again	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12800	trump bird	is	https://media.giphy.com/media/w5KMBQt6drXvq/giphy.gif	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12798	trump wind	is	https://media.giphy.com/media/w5KMBQt6drXvq/giphy.gif	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>
8220	truth	is	"Knowledge rests not upon truth alone, but upon error also." -- Carl Jung	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
16082	try-catch	is	see the try factoid	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4249	try "help airport".	is	frogbot: airport	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4252	try "help http".	is	frogbot: http	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4254	try "help time".	is	frogbot: time	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>
5326	tsm	is	THAT'S SO MOFINO	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>
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>
393	.tt	is	.tt is Trinidad and Tobago	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12417	tt	is	the Template Toolkit - http://search.mcpan.org/dist/Template-Toolkit/, http://www.template-toolkit.org/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15506	tt2	is	https://metacpan.org/release/Template-Toolkit	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4516	ttfn	is	Ta Ta For Now	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14173	ttkp	is	a user.	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>
16051	tui	is	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Text-based_user_interface	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>
4009	tumble weed	is	see cabage	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3595	turing	is	Alan Turing: codebreaker, strange visionary and a gay man before his time	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5002	turtle	is	c/,,\	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5003	turtles	is	M/,,\ c/,,\ c/,,\ c/,,\ c/,,\ # TURTLE POWAH	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9797	tus	is	[fact the usual stuff [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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	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>
3669	tux	is	tux mea pux	revisions	<*:##NULL>
395	.tv	is	.tv is Tuvalu	revisions	<*:##NULL>
397	.tw	is	.tw is Taiwan	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5489	twitter	is	the dumbest thing since sliced horse manure	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4330	two questions	is	1. what do the docs say? 2. what happens when you try it?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4856	tx	is	TEXAS, or if you meant to say "thanks," AT LEAST TYPE THE WHOLE DAMN WORD!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4841	.tx.us	is	Texas	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12009	ty	is	the 33rd letter of the alphabet, familiar from everyday words like "tyuesday"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10818	tybalt89	is	Rick's website that contains links to ws and RicksWM: http://104.10.177.250:8080	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4924	tyler-	is	a mildly gay tattoo person, it seems like it would suit me perfectly.	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>
5298	typi24h	is	SAMS Teach Yourself Perl in 24 Hours http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=262603	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5332	tys	is	WE TOLD YOU SO!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
400	.tz	is	.tz is Tanzania	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>
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>
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>
402	.ua	is	.ua is Ukraine	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5292	ubajas	is	obvious troll is obvious	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11705	ubuntu	is	Ubuntu, the African word for "I can't configure Debian"	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>
5162	ubuntu dead	is	"Ubuntu is Dead" - http://community.livejournal.com/shlomif_tech/11379.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9823	uc	is	<eval uc <quote d <call resolve <arg>>>> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13288	ud	is	[fact urban [arg]] Your Xpath didn't match anything	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3417	udp example code	is	http://xrl.us/cf8n chapters 18-21.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
404	.ug	is	.ug is Uganda	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15994	ugc	is	user-generated content	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4318	ugly code	is	http://ruler.student.utwente.nl/csshorror.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11032	ugt	is	Universal Greeting Time http://www.total-knowledge.com/~ilya/mips/ugt.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9116	uh, don;t you mean the end of the scope it	was	declared in?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
406	.uk	is	.uk is United Kingdom	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16248	ULkSpcO.8jvN	is	<echo SdFQ5UkhbHWU> SdFQ5UkhbHWU	revisions	<*:##NULL>
388	.um	is	.um is US Minor Outlying Islands	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5592	um...	is	I MEAN HELLOOOOO!	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>
13591	unacceptable	is	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07So_lJQyqw	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>
11147	unauthorized release	is	http://blog.mycpan.com/2012/03/unauthorized_releases/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13916	uncommon::sense	is	drops better loot	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4489	und[3]r	is	a scriptkiddie. do NOT help him.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4781	undecided	is	well, it's undecided, it could be anything, eh.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5680	undef	is	the undefined value and one of the four false values	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8701	undef =~ s/$/. it	is	a sensible way to saying "I really don't know"/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14950	unescape	is	https://metacpan.org/pod/String::Unescape	revisions	<*:##NULL>
35	unf	is	ME ROVE YOU RONG TIME	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4481	unfair	is	"forced to exist in this world of doltish ignorant cretins and liars with selfish motives	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4611	unfortunately, chanservcheck	is	disabled in my configuration	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5216	unhelpful factoid	is	unhelpful	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13600	unicode	is	http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/Unicode.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5482	uniducks	is	o≺ o≺ o≺ o≺ QUAAACK	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8600	uninstall	is	Uninstalling modules: see http://perlmonks.org/?node_id=716861	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15414	units	is	`bashevalnl units `arg!! * 0.5283441 / 1.8927059	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6048	unix debugging	is	learn to debug: http://sial.org/howto/debug/unix/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5351	unix philosophy	is	http://www.faqs.org/docs/artu/ch01s06.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10826	unlawful	is	https://freenode.net/policy.shtml#unlawful	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9255	unlearn mstratman: um, that	was	him asking	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8829	unmaintained	is	well volunteered!	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>
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>
5383	unrequited love	is	tormenting novaalpha's life, please 2 fix.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8893	:unsure:	is	http://maxcdn.thedesigninspiration.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/cute-animals/baby27.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3639	untaint	is	perldoc perlsec	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9233	upc	is	<get http://www.upcdatabase.com/item/<arg> //table/tr/td[.='Description']/following-sibling::td> Not Available	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>
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()))!! Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15115	_update_tld_list	is	`fact _tld_list is `eval $_=`quote d `get http://data.iana.org/TLD/tlds-alpha-by-domain.txt .!!;s/#.//g;s/\n/ /g;s/^ //;"qw/$_/"!! Stored _tld_list is qw/AAA AARP ABARTH ABB ABBOTT ABBVIE ABC ABLE ABOGADO ABUDHABI AC ACADEMY ACCENTURE ACCOUNTANT ACCOUNTANTS ACO ACTOR AD ADAC ADS ADULT AE AEG AERO AETNA AF AFAMILYCOMPANY AFL AFRICA AG AGAKHAN AGENCY AI AIG AIRBUS AIRFORCE AIRTEL AKDN AL ALFAROMEO ALIBABA ALIPAY ALLFINANZ ALLSTATE ALLY ALSACE ALSTOM AM AMAZON AMERICANEXPRESS AMERICANFAMILY AMEX AMFAM AMICA AMSTERDAM ANALYTICS ANDROID ANQUAN ANZ AO AOL APARTMENTS APP APPLE AQ AQUARELLE AR ARAB ARAMCO ARCHI ARMY ARPA ART ARTE AS ASDA ASIA ASSOCIATES AT ATHLETA ATTORNEY AU AUCTION AUDI AUDIBLE AUDIO AUSPOST AUTHOR AUTO AUTOS AVIANCA AW AWS AX AXA AZ AZURE BA BABY BAIDU BANAMEX BANANAREPUBLIC BAND BANK BAR BARCELONA BARCLAYCARD BARCLAYS BAREFOOT BARGAINS BASEBALL BASKETBALL BAUHAUS BAYERN BB BBC BBT BBVA BCG BCN BD BE BEATS BEAUTY BEER BENTLEY BERLIN BEST BESTBUY BET BF BG BH BHARTI BI BIBLE BID BIKE BING BINGO BIO BIZ BJ BLACK BLACKFRIDAY BLOCKBUSTER BLOG BLOOMBERG BLUE BM BMS BMW BN BNPPARIBAS BO BOATS BOEHRINGER BOFA BOM BOND BOO BOOK BOOKING BOSCH BOSTIK BOSTON BOT BOUTIQUE BOX BR BRADESCO BRIDGESTONE BROADWAY BROKER BROTHER BRUSSELS BS BT BUDAPEST BUGATTI BUILD BUILDERS BUSINESS BUY BUZZ BV BW BY BZ BZH CA CAB CAFE CAL CALL CALVINKLEIN CAM CAMERA CAMP CANCERRESEARCH CANON CAPETOWN CAPITAL CAPITALONE CAR CARAVAN CARDS CARE CAREER CAREERS CARS CASA CASE CASEIH CASH CASINO CAT CATERING CATHOLIC CBA CBN CBRE CBS CC CD CEB CENTER CEO CERN CF CFA CFD CG CH CHANEL CHANNEL CHARITY CHASE CHAT CHEAP CHINTAI CHRISTMAS CHROME CHURCH CI CIPRIANI CIRCLE CISCO CITADEL CITI CITIC CITY CITYEATS CK CL CLAIMS CLEANING CLICK CLINIC CLINIQUE CLOTHING CLOUD CLUB CLUBMED CM CN CO COACH CODES COFFEE COLLEGE COLOGNE COM COMCAST COMMBANK COMMUNITY COMPANY COMPARE COMPUTER COMSEC CONDOS CONSTRUCTION CONSULTING CONTACT CONTRACTORS COOKING COOKINGCHANNEL COOL COOP CORSICA COUNTRY COUPON COUPONS COURSES CPA CR CREDIT CREDITCARD CREDITUNION CRICKET CROWN CRS CRUISE CRUISES CSC CU CUISINELLA CV CW CX CY CYMRU CYOU CZ DABUR DAD DANCE DATA DATE DATING DATSUN DAY DCLK DDS DE DEAL DEALER DEALS DEGREE DELIVERY DELL DELOITTE DELTA DEMOCRAT DENTAL DENTIST DESI DESIGN DEV DHL DIAMONDS DIET DIGITAL DIRECT DIRECTORY DISCOUNT DISCOVER DISH DIY DJ DK DM DNP DO DOCS DOCTOR DOG DOMAINS DOT DOWNLOAD DRIVE DTV DUBAI DUCK DUNLOP DUPONT DURBAN DVAG DVR DZ EARTH EAT EC ECO EDEKA EDU EDUCATION EE EG EMAIL EMERCK ENERGY ENGINEER ENGINEERING ENTERPRISES EPSON EQUIPMENT ER ERICSSON ERNI ES ESQ ESTATE ET ETISALAT EU EUROVISION EUS EVENTS EXCHANGE EXPERT EXPOSED EXPRESS EXTRASPACE FAGE FAIL FAIRWINDS FAITH FAMILY FAN FANS FARM FARMERS FASHION FAST FEDEX FEEDBACK FERRARI FERRERO FI FIAT FIDELITY FIDO FILM FINAL FINANCE FINANCIAL FIRE FIRESTONE FIRMDALE FISH FISHING FIT FITNESS FJ FK FLICKR FLIGHTS FLIR FLORIST FLOWERS FLY FM FO FOO FOOD FOODNETWORK FOOTBALL FORD FOREX FORSALE FORUM FOUNDATION FOX FR FREE FRESENIUS FRL FROGANS FRONTDOOR FRONTIER FTR FUJITSU FUJIXEROX FUN FUND FURNITURE FUTBOL FYI GA GAL GALLERY GALLO GALLUP GAME GAMES 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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>
3876	upe	is	The Unix Programming Environment	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14444	upgrading	is	https://www.activestate.com/blog/upgrading-perl-modern-version-activestate-guide/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13471	upgrading perl	is	https://www.activestate.com/blog/2017/05/upgrading-perl-modern-version-activestate-guide	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13918	uplime	is	awesome	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4153	uppercase perl	is	Protecting Escarpment Rural Lands at perlofburlington.org	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9766	upsert	is	http://www.depesz.com/2012/06/10/why-is-upsert-so-complicated/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5090	ups song	is	ups song is http://www.cs.kent.ac.uk/people/staff/mcw/php/upssong.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
10282	urban	is	<get http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=<fact _urlencode <arg>> //*[@class='meaning']> Your Xpath didn't match anything	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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"])~ Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10528	urbit	is	strange virtual machine functional programming ship https://github.com/urbit/urbit	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3531	u r hawt	is	Leave me alone.	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>
5944	url	is	[eval $u="[arg]"; $u=~s/^\sfor\s//; "http://p3rl.org/$u"] http://p3rl.org/#regex	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15623	_urldecode	is	<eval use utf8; use URI::Encode qw/uri_decode/; uri_decode <quote d <arg>>;> your mother	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14962	_urlencode	is	<eval use utf8; use URI::Encode qw/uri_encode/; uri_encode <quote d <arg>>, {"encode_reserved", 1};> frag	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10931	_urlencode_reserved	is	{encode_reserved => 1}	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11085	_urlencode tm604	is	a	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14185	_urlencode what time	is	it	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4908	ur mom	is	http://xkcd.com/366/	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>
389	.us	is	.us is United States	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14306	usb	is	Universal Serial Bus	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5606	use	is	compile time	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>
12962	use base	is	[fact base [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
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>
6349	used	to be	different, but simcop2387 ported the original perlbot functionality to buubots engine	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3332	useful local	is	Seven useful uses of local: http://perl.plover.com/local.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
14175	use php	is	https://www.simcop2387.info/usephp.png	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>
3808	user	is	Gut, du bist nicht als root eingeloggt. Braver user	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9742	user agent	is	http://webaim.org/blog/user-agent-string-history/	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>
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>
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>
12124	uses something newer and looks like it	was	fixed there	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13733	use warnings	is	Use "use warnings;", Luke! See https://perldoc.pl/warnings	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7995	using threads and forking	is	divide by zero	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5398	/usr/bin/perl	is	"/usr/bin/env perl" in perl 5.10, and on systems that don't suck	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)»	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
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>
10778	utf8	is	Usage: utf8 {utf8 character\|hex codepoint}. Also see jagerman's terminal-based version at http://jagerman.com/utf8	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3843	utf8 heart	is	♡	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9768	utf-8 in perl	is	http://xrl.us/bkrwzn	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4603	utf8 u+203d	is	‽ - U+203D INTERROBANG. Unicode category: General Punctuation. Codepoint: 8253 (decimal) 0b100000_00111101 (binary)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14361	utfm	is	Use The Fine Module	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4558	utsl	is	Use the Source, Luke	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4842	.ut.us	is	Utah	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	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4871	uuoc	is	Use(less\|ful) use of 'cat'	revisions	<*:##NULL>
390	.uy	is	.uy is Uruguay	revisions	<*:##NULL>
391	.uz	is	.uz is Uzbekistan	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13752	-v	is	<perldoc -v <arg>> https://perldoc.perl.org/variables/%25INC	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16066	v	is	for nuclear wessels	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13267	v5.27.10-19-ge771953 says commit e771953, which	is	what got built this morning on	revisions	<*:##NULL>
392	.va	is	.va is Vatican City State (Holy See)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
10394	vaguecat	is	http://www.trout.me.uk/caption.jpg	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>
7936	valgrind	is	valgrind is http://valgrind.org/ - a memory debugger that detects many memory errors. Essential for C development.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4892	value in array	is	http://perlmonks.org/?node_id=371938	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4921	vamp	is	http://www.slash7.com/articles/2006/12/22/vampires	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8364	vampire	is	http://slash7.com/2006/12/22/vampires/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16138	vanfanel64: yes i do recall that	being	specific to	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5301	vanilla perl	is	vanilla perl at http://vanillaperl.com/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10524	var är japh	is	http://i.imgur.com/wgnqi6B.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4208	variable variable	is	http://perl.plover.com/varvarname.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3324	variable variable name	is	http://perl.plover.com/varvarname.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3352	variable variables	is	http://perl.plover.com/varvarname.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10523	vart är japh	is	http://i.imgur.com/wgnqi6B.jpg	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>
10753	varvarname	is	Why it's inadvisable to `use a variable as a variable name' - http://perl.plover.com/varvarname.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10405	varvarnames	is	[fact varvarname] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3679	var vars	is	http://perl.plover.com/varvarname.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10406	varvarvarvarvarvarvarname	is	no, stop	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4504	vasiliyb	is	<vasiliyb> i r want to spam u, go to my website!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4844	.va.us	is	Virginia	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4497	vayde	is	Nik Ogura, aka bengchoi, aka Nik, is a WebGUI padawan learner	revisions	<*:##NULL>
394	.vc	is	.vc is Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	revisions	<*:##NULL>
396	.ve	is	.ve is Venezuela	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3890	version	is	What, do you think I'm a bot or something?	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>
8356	version numbers	is	http://www.dagolden.com/index.php/369/version-numbers-should-be-boring/	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>
398	.vg	is	.vg is Virgin Islands (British)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
399	.vi	is	.vi is Virgin Islands (US)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5040	vigor	is	http://vigor.sourceforge.net/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15380	vikingr, want to know something that	will be	fun (not for me), simcop is thinking of hard rebasing/refactoring	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>
13924	vim	is	http://vimdoc.sourceforge.net/htmldoc/pattern.html \| https://www.simcop2387.info/vim.jpg \| http://trout.me.uk/X11/vimrc	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13908	vimes theory of socioeconomic unfairness	is	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_Vimes#Boots_theory_of_socio-economic_unfairness	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3888	vim for perl developers	is	http://mamchenkov.net/wordpress/2004/05/10/vim-for-perl-developers/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3379	vim for perl programming	is	http://mamchenkov.net/blog/item/vim_for_perl_developers	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>
9270	vimpoint	is	Damian Conways presentation system written in viml - http://github.com/trapd00r/vimpoint	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5578	vincent	is	wat	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4792	virii	is	virii is an incorrect plural of virus - http://linuxmafia.com/~rick/faq/plural-of-virus.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3262	virtueinfo	is	http://www.maths.adelaide.edu.au/cmc/tutorials/perlintro/x175.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8541	virtues	is	Laziness, Impatience, and Hubris	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4432	vista	is	http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2007/02/02	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3783	vl4d2	is	leet	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14965	vms	is	the best guy	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 [â«]	revisions	<*:##NULL>
401	.vn	is	.vn is Viet Nam	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8980	volunteers	is	volunteers do it for the lols	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4383	(vrby	is	the matrix overlord) as (vrby)	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4385	vrby	is	the matrix overlord	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4843	.vt.us	is	Vermont	revisions	<*:##NULL>
403	.vu	is	.vu is Vanuatu	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>
14958	\w	is	[a-zA-Z0-9_] and unicode word characters	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14144	wa	is	[basheval wget -O - http://api.wolframalpha.com/v1/result?input=pi&appid=DEMO] Not Available	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>
486	wanna love me	is	YOU CAN FUCK ME IN THE A**!!!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
5416	wark	is	:\/ WAAAAAARK	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>
9702	warnings	is	perldoc warnings or perldoc perllexwarn	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5157	warnock	is	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warnock%27s_Dilemma	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12916	washington post	is	https://youtu.be/LyXY4Bz3PLs?t=345	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11929	wasn't in here until after purl	was	gone	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6729	was originally an io::socket driven bot that	was	aging and hard to work on	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3346	wassercrats	is	http://www.geocities.com/wassercrats/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4261	wasting time	is	GAY!	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>
11907	water	is	http://tinyurl.com/z7gn8fc	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4057	water freeze at 4 degrees celsius	is	fact	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4845	.wa.us	is	Washington	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>
9324	way	is	http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mU7aLXO53EA	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15929	way to see what date a factoid	was	added?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3416	wayttd	is	What Are You Trying To Do?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12457	wb	is	thank you	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4940	wcpgw	is	What Could Possibly Go Wrong?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4314	wd	is	https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/60/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4316	wdaie	is	"Web Developers Against IE" join us and fight IE	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8901	weasels	is	now http://leonerds-code.blogspot.com/2010/05/weasels-in-code.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15677	weather	is	http://www.weather.com \| https://www.metoffice.gov.uk	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	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>
9422	web automation	is	See http://perl-begin.org/uses/web-automation/ .	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10824	web book	is	http://perlwebbook.com/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3460	webcam	is	BETH HAS NO NAKED WEBCAM... yet (ask her some more)	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>
5410	webdragon	is	WebDragon is diagonally parked in a parallel universe	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	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
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>
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>
5169	webgui_bugs	is	http://www.webugi.org/bugs	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5168	webgui bugs	is	http://www.webgui.org/bugs	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5035	webgui.conf	is	a nickname for _yourSiteName_.conf	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5170	webgui_rfes	is	http://www.webgui.org/rfes	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5191	webgui wiki	is	http://wiki.webgui.org	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>
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>
7771	webservers	is	apache2, iis7, lighttp, cherokee	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14593	websocket	is	Net::WebSocket::Server \| AnyEvent::WebServer::Client \| Net::Async::WebSocket \| Mojo::WebSocket \| Mojo::Transaction::WebSocket	revisions	<*:##NULL>
483	web techniques	is	Web Techniques by Merlyn (Randal L. Schwartz): http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/WebTechniques/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8644	weed	is	proof God wants us to spend hours looking at lolcats and eating nachos	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>
9205	well, it	was	oblio before	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8406	well this	was	something made for compatibility to original	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4027	wendall911	is	cool	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5290	weti	is	SETI for procrastinators, the Wait for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence, http://weti-institute.org/index.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
405	.wf	is	.wf is Wallis and Futuna Islands	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4865	wfm	is	Works For Me	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15642	wft	is	What's This For?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10013	wfvjilowltty	is	{echo bgyfgoedkunp foal} Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14939	what	is	my purpose?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3596	what are you	is	I am a Chrisbot	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3612	what day	is	IT?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3484	what did you do to oblio	is	I ate him.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5041	what do ducks yell when they need to duck?	is	CHICKEN	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4298	what do you know	is	I know everything	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4297	what do you know?	is	I know that you are an idiot!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3619	what'd'ya know?	is	http://www.chrisangell.com/cgi-bin/botkeywords.cgi	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8583	what event libraries	are	cool ?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14567	what exaclty	is	not working?	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>
9105	what have you tried	is	http://whathaveyoutried.com	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9442	what kind of bot	are	you?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11332	what's async?	is	async is the art of doing other things while waiting for something to happen	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6034	what's in the box	is	pain	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7772	what's in the box?	is	pain.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5382	whats ivantis' alias	is	ivantis2, not ivantis_	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>
5695	what's wrong with foo	is	You tell us, you're the one with the problem.	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>
5627	what the fuck	is	buu talking about?	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>
14772	what time	is	it	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5548	"what what, in the butt?"	is	"you want to do it in my butt?"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5547	(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>
4388	when stijn stopped using microsoft	is	Juli 21st 2005	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4386	when zoffix quit crack	is	January 10th 2005	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4387	when zoffix quit ecstasy	is	October 31st 2005	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4288	when zoffix quit weed	is	August 4th 2006	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9417	"where	is	the bathroom" -> Spanish	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10889	where	is	texas?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3839	whereami	is	freenode.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4920	where are you	is	in ur base, killin ur dudes	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4091	where are you?	is	I'm laying on the ground, because Caether kicked me out of the window.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8764	whereismycontext	is	HERES YOUR CONTEXT: COCKS COCKS COCKS COCKS COCKS COCKS COCKS COCKS COCKS COCKS COCKS COCKS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3452	where's elvis	is	where you left him	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5423	where the fuck	is	Altreus is a small cat	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4335	whiteghos1	is	[see whiteghost]	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>
4484	whitenoyce	is	<whitenoyce AKA AI_coder> hey bitches help me scrape the search engines for email addresses	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8309	whitespace	is	Computers are great at parsing code without much whitespace, humans, not so good.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14401	? who	are	you?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10615	whoa	is	whoa	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>
3936	who da man?	is	You da man and that's the problem!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15139	who do you love?	is	mirrorbird, my sweet bird	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12871	who made perlbot?	is	stfu cunt I made myself	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12874	who made you?	is	I made myself	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5060	who're you gonna call	is	Ghostbusters!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
7877	whosaid	is	<fact revisions <arg>> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14572	who's bot	are	you?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9378	whose fault	is	it is it's zaahir's fault	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3461	who's hot	is	not you, of course!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3700	who's jeremy	is	Jeremy Fincher is a Python bigot!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3736	who's your daddy	is	Chris62vw is	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14595	whwyt	is	What Happened When You Tried? See also TIAS	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13100	why	is	perl so stupid?	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>
3781	why do you suck so bad	is	because ender touches himself at night	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11275	why not anyevent	is	[fact why not AnyEvent?] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
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>
5094	why perl	is	if you have to ask you wouldn't undesrtand	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>
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>
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>
10458	why ugh? no ip	are	actually used, it sounded easier for mst, Botje,	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4069	why use c!? asm	is	FASTAR?!?!?	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>
4475	wiifm	is	What's in it for me.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3817	wikibook	is	wikibooks.org	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3816	wikibooks	is	wikibooks.org	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>
10547	wildcards gone wild	is	http://www.defensecode.com/public/DefenseCode_Unix_WildCards_Gone_Wild.txt	revisions	<*:##NULL>
11922	will possibly be unavailable while i restart it to see if my antispam measures	are	working	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14706	will take votes on a channel name.	Am	stuck on something with "object" or "class" in it currently	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
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>
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>
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>
3447	windoze!	is	winders sucks!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3678	wiofy	is	Work it out for yourself	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4554	wireshark	is	Wireshark - http://www.wireshark.org/ - A GUI Protocol Analyser	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13134	wisconsin	is	Drink Wisconsibly or face the Wisconsequences	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13133	wisconson	is	Drink Wisconsibly or face the Wisconsequences	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3355	wisdimb	is	What is Somni doing in my bathroom?	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>
4847	.wi.us	is	Wisconsin	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>
8599	woldrich	is	Magnus Woldrich - http://japh.se ; https://github.com/trapd00r	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8511	woldrich > you	are	rich and own the world?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14151	wolfram	is	~get http://api.wolframalpha.com/v1/result?input=~fact _urlencode ~arg!!&appid=ATGXGG-23GVXK7JVE .*! about 519 degrees Rankine	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14406	wolfram where	am	I	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4068	womble	is	Wombling free. or Wimbledon	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14236	wonderwall	is	https://www.simcop2387.info/wonderwall.jpg	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>
3874	woosta	is	asking how to teach the bot things.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4857	woo woo	is	Youwannat woo WOOO, knowumsain? http://jagerman.com/woowoo.wmv	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4609	woowoo	is	WOOWOO http://jagerman.com/woowoo.wmv	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>
4676	workbench on php	is	<workbensh> All they need is some horsey unreadable typeface to complete the design nightmare.	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>
10609	works via /msg too	is	and that's a good way to test things before spamming the channel	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14995	world	is	If you every have a world, plan ahead. Don't eat it!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10253	worse	is	better	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5496	wotup	is	word	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5333	wow	is	World of Warcrap	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>
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>
4168	write lines	is	You write bytes not lines - http://www.faqs.org/docs/artu/ch20s03.html#id3015538	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>
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>
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>
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>
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>
3621	wrong wrong wrong	is	<reply>Now you must die!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4506	wrt	is	With respect to or With regards to	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8649	wrtpeeps, this	is	the owner of	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5444	.ws	is	Western Samoa, also called Web Site	revisions	<*:##NULL>
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>
5450	wsdl	is	see SOAP for module choices	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14129	wsl	is	https://i.redd.it/y81hqbwet1b21.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5553	wtb	is	want to buy, used also as i can has a $foo pls	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5777	wtdi	is	way to do it	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14698	.. wtf	is	perlbot doing? Every time I say something it seems to store a factoid lately	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3562	.wtf	is	WTF! That's not a TLD.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14602	wtf	are	you doing	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12859	wtf8	is	double-utf-8 encoding --ilmari	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4478	wtf license	is	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WTFPL	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8154	wtfpl	is	The WTF Public License - https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/WTFPL	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4662	wts	is	Wanting to Sell	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10016	wujyeoedpdly	was	{echo ktqhpaeleywx foal} Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4790	wump	is	gumbybrain: don't let iank dongify you!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4846	.wv.us	is	West Virginia	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3477	wwnn	is	Wink, Wink, Nudge, Nudge...	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5749	wwtd	is	What Would Turing Do?	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16040	www	is	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Wide_Web ; https://www.w3.org/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8653	www-mech	is	WWW::Mechanize - see LWP	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8654	www-mechanize	is	- see LWP	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>
3810	www.robsite.de	is	Ich war noch nicht auf dieser Seite	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5294	wxperl	is	wxperl is the perl bindings for wxwidget	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4848	.wy.us	is	Wyoming	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5110	x03	is	x03 likes to be highlighted	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4038	x86	is	cheap whore	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>
8846	xcalc	is	<eval $x = join q[], grep /[-0-9+\/* ]/, split //, '<arg>' ; eval $x or die "$@ # $x " > Not Available	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>
8501	xd	is	< Raihje> it's an emote.. like... facepalm	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>
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>
12812	xerox jbig	is	http://www.dkriesel.com/en/blog/2013/0802_xerox-workcentres_are_switching_written_numbers_when_scanning	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5136	xhtml	is	don't use XHTML unless you know WHY you need it. : http://xrl.us/bcdcg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8695	xintron	is	Marcus Carlsson - http://xintron.se \| https://github.com/xintron	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.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
13763	_xkcd_search_internal	is	<get https://relevant-xkcd.github.io/?q=<fact _urlencode <arg>> //a[contains(@class,"result-link")]> Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15649	xkcd temp	is	[fact felsius [arg]] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15650	xkcd temperature	is	[fact felsius [arg]] Not Available	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>
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>
8656	xml::evil	is	What XML::Simple should have been called.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14332	xml::libxml	is	http://grantm.github.io/perl-libxml-by-example/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12006	xml::rabbit	is	a toolkit for making Moose based XPath-based XML extraction classes.	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>
5258	xmlterm	is	http://xmlterm.org/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4932	xmonad	is	a tiling X window manager written in Haskell	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)) ] Not Available	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4862	xox	is	I NEVER READ THE DOCUMENTATION, FUCK YOU TELL ME WHAT I WANT TO KNOW.	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>
13419	xperl	is	a superior fork of perl which fixes lots of issues	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>
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>
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>
10640	xslate	is	a template	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>
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>
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>
495	xtat	is	<xtat> you know i do have alot of homosexual tendencies	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4528	xtat pics	is	http://gallery.pichars.org	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4044	xtmdster	is	perlbot xtmdster is	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8467	.xxx	is	Sex domains	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6287	xxx	is	yep, you're pretty much fucked.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5476	xxy problem	is	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XXY	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!	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>
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>
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>
15632	yaakov	is	I LOVE YOU ALL WITH A GREAT HUGE LOVE	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5047	yaakov blog	is	yaakov's blog is http://kovaya.com/miscellany	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5532	yagni	is	You Aren't Gonna Need It http://c2.com/xp/YouArentGonnaNeedIt.html	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12215	yahoo	is	see altaba	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4322	yaht	is	Yet Another Haskell Tutorial -- http://pub.hal3.name/#daume02yaht	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>
13225	yakety sax	is	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZnHmskwqCCQ	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3340	yakov smirnoff	is	Cold War comic genius. Originator of the "In Soviet Russia" jokes	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14603	y'all'd've	is	Y'all'd've been wanting to learn you some 'puterin'	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>
9859	yapc	is	Yet Another Perl Conference. The "other" official Perl conference. http://yapcna.org	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10622	yapc::eu	is	European YAPC - http://act.yapc.eu/ye2014/ - Sofia, Bulgaria 22.08.-24.08. @yapceu on twitter!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5084	yapc::na	is	YAPC::NA is here: http://conferences.mongueurs.net/yn2008/	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4376	yapc::na::2006 slides	is	http://www.yapcchicago.org/wiki/index.cgi?YAPCSlides	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8670	yapc::na::2011	is	in Asheville, NC	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4987	yapc::na this year	is	in Chicago.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4999	yarn	is	string	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5400	yars	is	Yet Another Retardation Scenario	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4389	ydiw	is	YOU'RE DOING IT WRONG.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
407	.ye	is	.ye is Yemen	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>
4222	yes	is	No!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9752	yes, but what	are	the alternatives?!	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>
4392	yhbt	is	YHBT is "You Have Been Trolled"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5103	ykmv	is	Your Kilometrage May Vary	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3463	ymmv	is	Your mileage may vary	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9575	yoda	is	Do or do not. There is no try.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4519	yoda about perl	is	http://www.python.org/doc/Humor.html#yoda	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3319	yo momma	is	a charming lady of grace	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14467	you	is	`compose `eval if (rand()<0.1) {"[echo I am a stick]"} else {"[fact _real_you]"}!! I am a stick	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15611	you appear	to be	posting to the wrong channel	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3661	you are broken	is	yes please	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3630	you are full of bug	is	yes, I know	revisions	<*:##NULL>
6416	you aren't	being	very useful are you now mr. machine	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8989	you have 1 new message. '/msg preflex messages' to read it.	is	tell perlbot meow	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4248	you must ask a question! try "help 8ball".	is	frogbot: 8ball	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15461	you people make me sick	is	https://www.reddit.com/r/grilledcheese/comments/2or1p3/you_people_make_me_sick/	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>
4362	your answer for what	is	disturbing	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14451	your computer	is	https://www.simcop2387.info/yourcomputer.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15661	your corelist	is	out of date	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14817	your daddy	is	simcop2387	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4658	your doco	is	in sad shape	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5348	you're	is	See http://i34.tinypic.com/js0mfc.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4224	you're a bot?	is	No, i'm not a freaking motherfucking bot!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5284	your face	is	is ugly	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5439	your family tree	is	just a giant braid!	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14404	your king	is	Bobby B.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10318	your mom	is	deprecated	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10365	your mother	was	a toaster	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5427	your mum	is	so fat	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15131	your name?	is	sleepy bot	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9041	you rock	is	aaw, shucks	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8713	your problem	is	When your problem becomes my problem eliminating you is the easist way to solve my problem.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10881	your words	is	Your words are so foolishly and ignorantly composed that I cannot believe you understand them.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4299	you suck	is	:(	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3916	you think it	is	possible to create a IO::Socket::INET object with	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14231	you tried	is	http://trout.me.uk/youtriedstar.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9438	!youtube	is	http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbArUJBRRJ0	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5726	youtube-dl	is	http://bitbucket.org/rg3/youtube-dl/wiki/Home - download movies from youtube.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4919	youtube ping pong fire	is	http://youtube.com/watch?v=RFHM3PNZ4N0	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>
10280	you will: hiss at, purr at foal	being	a tremendous buttlord that needs a ronove battle with people I knew	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15378	yo yo ma	is	a muscian	revisions	<*:##NULL>
8629	y r u	is	http://i.imgur.com/HL1ZR.jpg	revisions	<*:##NULL>
408	.yt	is	.yt is Mayotte	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5834	ytf you	are	storing those	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14419	.yu	is	Yugoslavia (Former). Deleted March 30, 2010	revisions	<*:##NULL>
3948	yuiop	is	GumbyBRAIN: yuiop	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5033	yw	is	yw == you're welcome	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9249	\z	is	In Perl Regexes \z means end-of-the-string - always - //m or not. PBP recommends it over $.	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4877	z(0)	is	376.730313461 Ω	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5729	.za	is	.za is South Africa	revisions	<*:##NULL>
15318	zalgo	is	<eval (<quote d <arg>>\|\|"No output.") =~ s!\w\K!$x=-140;$x+=rand for 1..300;(x x $x) =~ s/x/chr 768+rand 48/ger!ger> T̮̦̝̭̤̘̆̆̍̈̊ḣ̙̤̞̗̍̓̎̔ì̡̠s̡̥̫̪̣̫̍̃̎̈̅̋ t̨̡̗̄̌̍̍̕̚ę̧̮̮̜̤̦̦̗̐̆̔̐̕x̝̠̠̎̈ţ̨̧̛̭̦̗̆̋̆̊̄̎̌̄	revisions	<*:##NULL>
12030	zalgo this	is	a test	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5473	zero but true	is	"0E0"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14400	zip	is	Archive::Zip	revisions	<*:##NULL>
16194	zjoust	is	`get `eval use URI; $d=URI->new("http://zem.fi/bfjoust/cgi/submit.cgi"); $d->query_form(prog=>substr("`arg c&n'-`arg c1'"=~s/[^0-9A-Za-z-_]\|X/sprintf"X%02X",ord($&)/ger,0,40), code=>`arg d-1', submit=>"yes"); $d->as_string' //body' {"result":"ok","message":"web.b_jonas-bad: points -31.81, score 3.70, rank 47/47\n"}	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4307	zofbot	is	http://zofbot.freehostia.com	revisions	<*:##NULL>
10277	zoffix	is	http://metacpan.org/author/ZOFFIX	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5053	zoffix: "gumby"	is	GumbyBRAIN dongify buubot	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>
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>
16193	ztest	is	`get `eval use URI; $d=URI->new("http://zem.fi/bfjoust/cgi/submit.cgi"); $d->query_form(prog=>substr("`arg c&n'-`arg c1'"=~s/[^0-9A-Za-z-_]\|X/sprintf"X%02X",ord($&)/ger,0,40), code=>`arg d-1', submit=>"no"); $d->as_string' //body' {"result":"ok","message":"web.b_jonas-bad: points -33.81, score 2.74, rank 47/47\n"}	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>
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>
9905	ελληνικά μιλάς	is	Το Χόβερκράφτ μου είναι γεμάτο χέλια	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4755	π	is	3.1415926535897932384626433832795028841971693993751058209749445923078164062862089986280348253421170679821480865	revisions	<*:##NULL>
14494	.рф	is	aka .rf, Russian Federation	revisions	<*:##NULL>
9416	ಠ_ಠ	is	"regex to rip [the variable] out of the package file"	revisions	<*:##NULL>
4788	失敗	is	FAIL	revisions	<*:##NULL>
5246	涼宮ハルヒ	is	HAWT	revisions	<*:##NULL>