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by olaf 15y ago
First, the Fukushima case is not yet closed. Tepco told us today (faz.net), that the three damaged reactors are stiil out of control, at least until end of this year. We will see, what will happen. Second: don't you ignore the risk of how m
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Perl to the rescue: case study of deleting a large directory(blogs.perl.org)
4 points by olaf 16y ago|0 comments
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by olaf 16y ago
I'm too lazy to read through the changelogs to filter out the latest features, idioms. Is there a place on the web where interested developers can update their knowledge, sth. like an overview over the state of the art of Perl (most importa
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by olaf 16y ago
Whose theory is that? My source of information (book "Ernaehrung und Training" by Dr. W. Feil and Dr. T. Wessinghage [european champion over 5000m in 1982]) clearly states, that "stretching [immediately after sport] is the gate of regenerat
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by olaf 16y ago
It sounds harder than it actually is, you can always adapt to your personal situation, but if one always does only 15 minutes "jog, jog, jog", two times a week, without challenging himself and higher-tempo parts, that will not be enough for
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by olaf 16y ago
Is this your own experience? I have never had any problems because of stretching after running, it feels very good, it takes the tension out of my muscles, loosens them. I've met another runner, and we did that after running automatically.
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by olaf 16y ago
(short: run faster); My experience is: most important: trust your inner voice, don't demand too much of yourself (be gentle and forgiving to yourself); BUT ALSO "no pain, no gain", run every(!) day at least one hour, run faster until you fe
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LibreOffice - Document Foundation's first week "shows strong support"(h-online.com)
1 points by olaf 16y ago|0 comments
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by olaf 16y ago
What about documentation? A few months ago, I was interested in Mojolicious, but it seemed to me, that the docs were hidden and incomplete, I completely lost my interest for that reason alone.
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by olaf 16y ago
> and stop abandoning them the moment you release them. Well said. I just perceive that company at least as customer unfriendly, maybe even -condemning.
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by olaf 16y ago
Many elderly suffer from amyotrophia, I doubt this being usefull device, except for people which are disabled.
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by olaf 16y ago
I think, for more or less healthy people (being able to walk) it's the opposite what would be usefull, not sitting/being passive when we were once moving/using our muscles, but running/using muscles when we were once just sitting (more or l
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by olaf 16y ago
Yessss!!!
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by olaf 16y ago
You have my whole sympathy. Upvoted.
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by olaf 16y ago
BS laugh machine is on HN?
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by olaf 16y ago
Just unfounded opinions.
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by olaf 16y ago
I found this whole performance so utterly disgusting, I can barely believe that characters like that are allowed to perform publicly on this planet, I feel shame. If there exists life beyond earth, I sincerely hope they don't judge us by th
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by olaf 16y ago
I think, Mr. Zuckerberg is a more evil exploiter with weak ethics than I'm willing to accept.
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by olaf 16y ago
Thanks, harmony looks interesting, can actions like "set form field", "click button" etc. be programmed?
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by olaf 16y ago
Thanks, Selenium can replay user interaction sessions, but I need to set e.g. form fields programmatically, is that possible? Maybe CPAN/Gtk2::WebKit is also an option.
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by olaf 16y ago
Not yet, thanks for your tip.
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by olaf 16y ago
Unfortunately, Perl-WWW::Mechanize does not yet handle Javascript, has anybody (Perl, Python, Ruby) a solution for that? DOM+Javascript simulation comes to my mind. Or maybe a fully controllable browser component (where DOM and JS are built
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by olaf 17y ago
"Fireshot" is "Windows-only".
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by olaf 17y ago
Wasn't that "Go" not equals "Go!" ?
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by olaf 17y ago
No, I did not write that, but since there is no serious Go-application inside Google, their management could very easily "pull the plug" and no longer support this experiment. I would probably fear that, if I would invest time in learning G
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by olaf 17y ago
I meant real business like GMail or similar.
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by olaf 17y ago
I think the problem is, that some people (including me) have much too high expectations. Linux does cost nothing, so nobody is really responsible. I think Windows 7 is lightyears ahead, if you compare the organized manpower and level of pro
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by olaf 17y ago
I would like to see Google "eat their own dogfood" before I invest in Go. Or do they already use Go in production?
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"Great news for Perl: mod_perlite lives"(majordojo.com)
2 points by olaf 17y ago|0 comments
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by olaf 19y ago
I wouldn't say 'lost'. You can somehow compare stock prices to a closed gas ballon. If temperature changes it grows and shrinks but it doesn't loose gas.

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