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<0> XaXXon: donate some pixels to me.
<1> Botje: it's just 1200x1600..
<2> Botje, are you gonna install them rey fragment bby reyframent into your CRT? :
<0> alchemy_: of course! I found a soldering iron in the trash bin the other day, shame to let it go to waste :P
<2> Botje, ooh monitor hacker! :)
<0> :pp
<2> Botje the quickest rey gun in the west.
<2> hehe
<0> I wonder if pixels can kill.
<2> i suppose if you really magnified them into a VERY tiny beam you could make a fcutting laser
<2> but it would need some pretty high density lenses
<0> ;)
<2> :)
<3> XaXXon: k i'll fix that
<1> ?really? wow
<1> I guess you'd set the background color to the color of the bottom of your image/
<1> ?
<1> that way it just stays light at the bottom?
<2> you know what would make an intresting thread, how people got their nicknames
<1> alchemy: it was the 'shrooms
<2> XaXXon, so shrooms made you typer /nick XaXXon?
<0> 90% of the posts would be "I just made it up"
<1> and /msg nickserv identify freebase
<2> Botje, yeah but most people have some inspiration
<4> alchemy_: There's one on perlmonks
<2> do you see nicknames like SGE23423rRFf23r23
<2> that is a made up random nickname
<2> doesa no
<2> does not correlate to any english wor
<2> d
<1> truth: when I was a kid, I was obsessed with the letter 'z' (my name's Zac).. so my original nick was Zaxxon.. someone mistyped it once as xaxxon (keys are close together).. and I thought it was cool so I kept it.. capitalization came at a later date
<2> but most people have names that do
<1> Zaxxon like the game
<3> XaXXon: thats what i planned on doing :)
<2> for instance
<1> I wonder if they can make curved LCDs.. I'd love to have a big wrap-around LCD
<1> the 30" ones are nice.. but at the edges they are far away and in the middle they are close
<2> XaXXon, that would just be a ridicolous y resolution
<1> alchemy: well, maybe only 50-60 degrees
<3> XaXXon: check it now
<1> same same
<1> http://vdiddy.bounceme.net/booktrade/# ?
<3> yea
<1> I'm doing super duper refreshes
<1> it's still repeating the image
<3> i'll figure it out later dinner time
<1> I'm not seeing the background color
<1> I'm seeing the transitioning color background image again at the bottom
<1> i.e. and firefox
<1> yeah, I dunno.. your css looks fine, but I'm not a css guru
<5> I am looking for a module that scrapes google groups would anyone know of it?
<6> hello all, I have the following variables: $teste[0]->{'nome'} = "guilherme";
<6> $teste[0]->{'tel'} = "2323423";
<6> $teste[1]->{'nome'} = "111guilherme";
<6> $teste[1]->{'tel'} = "1112323423";" How to print this?
<6> print @teste; ???
<0> how to print *WHAT* ?
<2> guilherme-jorge, i think you should read perldsc
<0> you probably want Data::Dumper.
<7> would printf do it easily?
<5> hey thats my name and address you missed out the Visa and cvv2 bit
<2> Botje, you can have array type elements $blah[1] in a hash?
<2> is than an array of hashs?
<0> no.
<0> but you CAN have hashrefs / arrayrefs
<0> perldoc perlreftut
<8> The perldoc for perlreftut - Perl references short introduction is at http://perldoc.perl.org/perlreftut.html
<2> that can help, ty Botje didnt know you could mix that type of reference with textual hash refeences
<0> why wouldn't you ..
<2> i thought you had array type references $blah[1] or $blah[1][2]
<2> or hashs
<2> ${blah}{blah}
<2> didnt know you could mix n match
<0> of course you can
<5> whats the difference between @, % and a hash?
<0> tueghtr5: read beginning perl, then come back.
<2> Botje, is $blah[1]{LOL} a array or hashs?
<2> err
<2> Botje, is $blah[1]{LOL} a array of hashs?
<0> it's one specific element of such a data structure, yes
<2> so i ***ume you can have ${BLAH}[2] for a hash or arrays
<2> s/or/of
<0> eval: ${BLAH}[2]
<9> Botje: Return:
<0> hmm
<0> that compiled
<0> but doesn't do what you think it does
<0> deparse: ${BLAH}[2]
<9> $BLAH[2];
<0> see?
<2> eval: my %hash; $hash{blah}[1] = blah; print "$hash{blah}[1]\n";
<9> alchemy_: blah Return: 1
<2> christ, im dumb, ty Botje i missed that i thought as you guessed you could have HoH or AoA
<5> does anyone know where I can find a newsgroup scraper that will work with google groups?
<0> not me.
<0> also, don't scrape google. it's not nice.
<2> Botje, come on when you got an itch a nice scarpe is good
<2> s/ar/re
<2> oh god im typing in a mess tonight
<2> i think ill just give up >.<
<0> yeah, me too :(
<2> Botje, i have not seen you make one typo
<10> can anyone point me in the direction of a perl for command line scripts beginner?
<2> infact, in all the time i have visited this channel
<5> I believe info should be grabbed, especially when it's put on a plate, google groups doesn't want me to get it's results? then what is the point of it?
<2> nearly 4 years in total i was in when it was called openprojects
<2> i have not seen you make any big mess ups
<2> your like perldoc incarnate
<0> dumezil: google for perl one liner
<0> a lot of good examples there
<0> ibm has a REAL good perl oneliner tutorial too
<2> oh god that could have some good examples
<0> tueghtr5: there's a difference between scraping google and using their API.
<5> and the difference is?
<0> the first explicitly forbidden in their ToS
<2> tueghtr5, scraping makes the execs walk funny
<5> rather than save me doing a search I would still have done manually, whats the problem having the search automated?
<0> automation isn't the issue. scraping is.
<5> maybe I shouldn't have said scraping, automated search then
<5> is there a module to do that for google groups?
<11> document/literal support is EXPERIMENTAL in SOAP::Lite at /usr/share/perl5/SOAP/Lite.pm line 2818.
<11> MAN THAT IS SO COOL
<0> tueghtr5: http://www.google.com/apis/
<0> *points*
<0> you just register for a developer key
<0> and you get SOAP access to their APIs
<0> with eg SOAP::Lite.
<0> there's some Google:: modules too iirc.
<0> but they all need a devkey.
<5> soap::lite only gives me 1000 queries, and it's hit and miss sometimes I get 10 results if I try for another it dies, anything other than soap::lite it's an irritant
<12> I don't like the fact that my SOAP server stops processing after a while
<12> I don't think I'm using SOAP::Lite wrong, it just only accepts a certain number of calls, and then stops.
<11> SOAP::Lite ****s
<2> soap: you use soap to much go live in the woods
<12> tag: what do you suggest I use, then?
<11> In Perl, I have no suggestions
<11> but I know SOAP::Lite is ****ed.
<13> damn i forgot a lot about perl :P
<5> tag what other language would do what I am looking for?
<11> In my code, I just used XML::LibXML and generated soap envelopes with DOM, subcl***ed HTTP::Request to make it automatically serialize my DOM structure, and fired it off through POE::Component::Client::HTTP
<5> english?
<11> that is english
<11> that's perl
<11> perl-grish
<5> can u share the code does it work for google groups?
<11> anyway, webservices? google? Use java, the distribute a client API library in java that's dead simple
<13> just a quick noob question: how would i execute another program (system ..?) within perl, and catch what it prints out?
<2> tag, Perlish! :)
<11> it didn't work with google groups because it wasn't designed for google.
<11> it was designed for a service oriented application
<11> that didn't talk to google
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