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<0> to have a variable's value persist accross calls to the function, you need static, yes
<1> isn't that called a "constant"?
<2> that's a really handy feature :)
<2> I wish perl had it
<0> htodd: a constant never changes value
<1> that's how he described it
<1> :D
<0> yeah, his description was a bit weird
<0> 'just don't update the value' ;)
<2> I'll use it as a global that gets p***ed into the sub
<0> mspo: do note however that you probably don't want static variables if your function is to be concurrently used, without protection like critical sections
<2> TGEN- I'm actually writing a perl script. I was just thinking that feature of c would be useful in this case
<2> perl does have memoize and a few other neat things
<0> ah
<3> the SS5 was faster than the 20 IIRC
<3> (riz)
<2> echo "open somehost someport"|telnet ; echo $?
<2> very nice
<2> even better:
<2> echo "^]
<2> quit
<2> "|telnet somehost someport
<2> echo $?
<4> o_O
<2> sysv ps ****s
<2> the process name size limit is dumb
<5> mspo: for your question yesterday.. yes
<2> dsr- interesting
<2> dsr- I ***ume she's from your home town?
<5> yes
<2> nice
<2> man
<2> new job, new town, new wife
<1> ?
<2> dsr- moving right along with that whole life thing, eh?
<5> :) haha. i guess its time.. i do something that normal people do :)
<6> oh blurry smudges?
<1> dsr: where are you working now?
<6> oops
<7> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gmP4nk0EOE&eurl
<7> this is way better than the java ad
<4> normal?
<4> that means i'd have to move out into my own place, find some random chick, and stop playing videogames
<8> or kill your room mate and be happy
<4> which one?
<9> NetBSD is 1337!
<9> [50 nicks (@13 37)]
<9> :D
<7> NetBSD is leet
<4> well, w/o doubt, else i'd have moved on to #somerandomlinux
<4> or perhaps been seduced away by obsd
<7> I no longer need to be leet, so I will use somerandomlinux
<4> helps i got banned w/i 2minutes of visiting #linux a... over a decade ago now
<4> eek
<6> ok
<6> do we have HSRP ?
<1> homo sapien reduction protocol?
<6> yes
<1> high speed rui paulo
<6> stab them
<4> lol
<4> hot standby routing protocol hmm...
<6> something akin i guess
<6> so i can have a hsrp netbsd firewall
<4> i'd have understood it by the definition, i'd never have gotten it by the abbreviation
<6> or perhaps.. even balanced
<6> but first thigns first
<7> i remember someone in here made fun of me for suggesting that HSRP could be used in HA clusters
<1> why can't all those be in wtf?
<4> since it's proprietary, i'd guess we could only have an implementation
<6> oh is it
<6> balls!
<6> ah
<6> CARP
<7> oops, i said HSRP in my last line, but I mean't CARP
<7> meant
<6> reuben, oh?
<6> who said so
<6> ill smack them
<7> yeled: i don't remember
<6> ok
<6> looks good
<6> now
<6> load balnced:)
<6> i might bridge my CARP'd firewalls
<6> wonder if that would work
<6> then i dont have to worry about routing through them
<6> do americans say roWting or rOting ?
<6> roOting
<6> roWter or roOter
<8> We don't care. We care about how you say it
<6> hehe
<6> .au says roW
<8> So how do you say it?
<6> .uk says roO
<6> i am flip flopping
<8> Then we will say rowter
<6> hrm
<7> i used to say rowter, but now i say rooter
<6> yeah
<7> but i say default rowt
<6> and daytuh or dahter
<6> my brain has a rand() for these words
<7> always daytuh, mever dahter
<7> i used to try to match other people, but i don't bother anymore
<7> they will ask me how the dahterbase is doing, and i'll say the daytuhbase is fine
<6> ill say "why, what;s wrong?""
<6> and
<6> "i dont know, you should hire a dba"
<6> dear LORD http://www.flickr.com/photos/photobastard/189046439/in/pool-33444391@N00
<6> /t Welcome to #NetBSD | http://www.flickr.com/photos/photobastard/189046439/ | Help Test 4.0_BETA2
<10> why's that "dear LORD"?
<10> fake tits are not particularly uncommon
<6> naw
<6> not fake
<6> hard to tell
<10> if not, she's going out of her way to achieve the fake effect
<6> ok
<6> thanks for ruining it riz
<6> !!
<6> :)
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