senorsmile

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   by senorsmile 11y ago

   This is pretty awesome. Confusing at first, like any good puzzle should be. My wife is already to 1_14 and I plan to install gforth, fire it up and show her how transferable everything she just learned is.
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   by senorsmile 11y ago

   If I understand correctly, pcre = Perl Compatible Regular Expressions. While that library attempts to be able to do most of what perl regex can do (or could do a while ago as it doesn't seem to keep up with modern Perl versions), it d
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   by senorsmile 11y ago

   This is actually pretty neat. Thanks for posting.
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   by senorsmile 11y ago

   While I agree that Python is seemingly everywhere, I don't agree that people don't come back to Perl. Perl 5 gets better every release, and perl6 really is finally around the corner. Lots of exciting stuff coming!!!
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   by senorsmile 11y ago

   So, I haven't used lang-8 in quite a while, but iirc the site isn't really like duolingo etc; i.e. it doesn't contain any courses for specific languages. It is more of a social-like site where you post something random in a
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   by senorsmile 12y ago

   perl6 will definitely not backwards compatible. AFAICT, if any extension is used, it will probably still be '.pl'. the hash bang line (at least in unix land) determines the specific interpreter to use. Besides that, perl6 is no
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   by senorsmile 12y ago

   Et mihi!
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   by senorsmile 12y ago

   http://seafile.com/en/product/private_server/ I've been using it for a few months hosted on a vultr vps. All files are encrypted on the clients, and there are no limits. From what I've seen, it
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   by senorsmile 12y ago

   I have tested converting sed/awk lines to perl in a few base scripts that worked on a fairly large amount of data. Oddly enough, in every case, perl 5.18 performed at LEAST 1.5x faster, sometimes as much as 3.5x faster. Obviously ane
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    by senorsmile 12y ago

    probably the best reference besides the o'reilly books.
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    by senorsmile 12y ago

    Or for those of us who actually like learning, we'll keep on studying Latin and physics and anything else we feel like.
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    by senorsmile 12y ago

    very cool app. Any way to change the keyboard shortcuts to be more like vim? E.g. use hjkl instead of awsd?
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    by senorsmile 12y ago

    Agree with getting a GOOD property manager. The amount of time saved is more than worth it.
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    by senorsmile 12y ago

    I'm in. Been looking for an excuse to use my budding perl-fu.
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    by senorsmile 12y ago

    Sounds really cool. Have you actually implemented this as a prototype yet?
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    by senorsmile 12y ago

    catalyst over mojolicious? Looking into both, and mojolicious seems to be winning at this point.
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    by senorsmile 13y ago

    infoseckid: that looks like a very hard to find and thus great find. Thanks!
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    by senorsmile 13y ago

    Was back for a minute, back down again.
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    by senorsmile 13y ago

    google voice now working for me.
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    by senorsmile 13y ago

    Google voice also appears to be down. Outbound calls showing up as carrier's phone number, and dial screen doesn't show normal "dialing with google voice."
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    by senorsmile 13y ago

    Confirmed
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    by senorsmile 13y ago

    I got a kernel panic trying to boot tinycore linux: Decompressing Linux... Parsing ELF... done. Booting the kernel. init[1]: segfault at b8e8e