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<0> dazjorz: well, you're out of options then
<1> SpoonMeiser: I guess the only way would be setting a cookie for ONE domain, my own, and then make a redirect from the site to my domain and back...
<1> SpoonMeiser: And then the site gets the ID as an argument and then it can do whatever it wants himself
<0> dazjorz: if you're going to set a cookie at all, why not just use that cookie to store a session ID for the entire session?
<1> SpoonMeiser: uhm dunno
<2> goodbye people
<1> bbl
<3> later jkauffman
<4> and we've got bombs...truth and beauty bombs.
<5> Yay!
<4> there are more of us than you suspect!
<5> "us" ?
<4> the ones with the bombs!
<5> truthful and beautiful people?
<4> dreamers!
<5> Elly_Laptop - do you have Courage Bombs?
<4> no
<4> just truth and beauty
<5> Dang.
<5> I want more courage.
<4> Dear Mr. President, your time is almost up. Love, Baby Doom. PS: Diaper prices are ridiculous.
<4> what for?
<5> Approaching attractive girls.
<4> owch
<4> can't help ya there
<5> I feel rude, walking up to them and interrupting whatever they're doing.
<5> Seems like a wierd feeling to have.
<4> I fail at approaching attractive guys too
<4> trust me man
<4> it's 10 times harder here
<5> By 'here', do you mean as a woman or wherever you're physically located? :)
<4> I mean as a gay guy :)
<6> dec: here, you should read that, it would help you: http://www.craigslist.org/about/best/sea/134426482.html
<5> Hah, my bad, Elly seemed like a feminine enough name when coupled with 'approaching attractive guys'. Sorry :)
<4> happens
<4> I gotta say
<4> that craigslist thing
<4> is the least smooth thing I've ever heard of
<6> haha :p
<4> seriously
<4> this is less smooth than the time my friend wrote a love poem
<5> Hah..
<4> dec: but seriously
<4> don't go by how attractive they are
<4> know them first
<4> avoid being friended
<4> and you're good to go
<6> dec: and don't reimburse their drinks
<5> Elly_Laptop - I'm sick of dating girls that I already know.
<5> I want to be able to approach an attractive girl in the street, in a club, etc and introduce myself, talk to her. If she seems nice, i'll stick around and chat some more. But you still need that initial physical attraction...
<4> oh
<4> that's tougher
<5> Indeed :)
<5> Hence my conundrum.
<5> Anyway, time to get off this computer thingy and go outside.
<5> Later.
<4> you can rarely find such women on their own
<6> dec: well, here's the best pick up line ever: "Does this smell like chloroform to you?"
<4> and in groups you can't get close
<5> Elly_Laptop - true
<5> sphex - you're creepy, dude :)
<6> thanks :D
<4> nah, you're not creepy
<4> you just have a weird sense of humor
<6> eh :/
<5> :) seeya.
<4> one of my friends just regaled me with the tale of how she had *** during that time of the month in graphic detail
<4> that is creepy
<6> go on..
<4> you don't want to know
<4> there we handcuffs
<4> *were
<4> and a LOT of blood
<6> GO ON
<4> "I'd like to read a story in the newspaper that ends with 'but it was all a dream. Really, she's okay.'"
<4> how about I don't
<4> and #perl thanks me
<6> eh. looks like #perl is sleeping.
<7> nah
<6> let's see
<6> PHP pwnz!!
<7> can't be sleeping with 4 second response times
<7> haha
<8> GumbyBRAIN: php
<9> Perhaps one day asking questions about php? Well, that was simple.
<10> not sleeping, just dead
<4> Random thoughts for Valentine's day, 2004. Today is a holiday invented by greeting card companies to make people feel like crap.
<7> sphex: is the result just as amusing as going into ##php and yelling out "Perl pwnz!!1" ?
<6> kanzure: dunno. they prolly don't know what Perl is. or Apache. or the Interweb.
<11> hello
<8> GumbyBRAIN: tell me about teh intarwebs
<9> I heard a lawyers opinion about a person caught a cold and she's whining to me that i can tell, it isn't distro specific, and stuff.
<6> GumbyBRAIN: there are many intarwebs
<9> It's a bit too much bad code easy. There are many intarwebs.
<11> what i need to force perl to process CGI post request before whole request gets to server?
<7> sphex, maybe. My understanding of PHP started by somebody talking it through with me, and I certainly wasn't told anything about Apache, the Interwebs, etc.
<6> GumbyBRAIN: Bush knows about the intarwebs.
<4> ucho: ?
<4> doesn't the server have to process the whole request to p*** it to perl? =\
<7> GumbyBRAIN: Internets
<9> Bring on the internets.
<8> Elly_Laptop: not if you're the client
<7> pfft..
<6> Elly_Laptop: not for a POST; it is fed incrementally to the CGI's STDIN
<7> GumbyBRAIN: you, sir, win the Internets
<6> GumbyBRAIN: net neutrality is EVIL communism and will break all of our internets
<7> sphex, the current scareword is terrorism, not communism.
<6> oh
<7> hehe, no biggie
<7> anybody know of a perl equivalent to Woody or HNB?
<11> sphex: well it doesnt work for me, can it be bad apache reason? i can see server recives whole uploaded file, before perl starts working on it
<6> ucho: apache 1 or 2? what MPM?
<9> "All configuration is automatically loaded with $glombot->cfgload.
<8> GumbyBRAIN: you're lagged
<9> I use kernel.org because it will sync more than 30secs lagged.
<12> what happened to that CPAN bot ?
<6> GumbyBRAIN: GumbyBRAIN is so clever.
<9> so the problem is you are now clever!
<11> sphex: apache2
<6> GumbyBRAIN: YES YOU ARE!
<12> =[
<13> Bad ChanServ. Opping BinGOs...
<12> Bad BinGOs banning Ani-_ >:)
<13> Bad Ani-_ evaiding BinGO's ban :)
<14> hola
<7> mmm, nachos
<14> I just wrote the most hillarious script.
<14> it reads in dictonary files, and then constructs a sentance from a number pattern.
<14> for example
<14> 123, would result in a 3 letter sentance with the first word starting with a, second with b, third with c.
<14> i wrote it as a little cheat to implement something like this -> http://www.ludism.org/mentat/DominicSystem
<14> $ echo 1234 | ./dom.pl
<14> arsenicalism(1) becker(2) corpuscule(3) doubtful(4)
<14> $
<15> inside of a poe session start can I do something like $heap->{server} = POE::Component::Client::TCP->new(); and then in other subs use $heap->{server}->put();?
<16> NASA TV is *really* *really* exciting.
<15> infact it would be $heap->{server}->{server}->put
<12> bz2++
<7> http://search.cpan.org/~robinbank/ToDo/lib/ToDo.pm <- has to be a joke
<7> oh, nevermind. The documentation is incomplete.
<12> row: POE::Component::Client::TCP doesn't return an object like that.
<15> I need to send stuff with it later on in the app, how can I do that?
<12> row: It may be time for you to switch to using POE::Wheel::SocketFactory and POE::Wheel::ReadWrite to spawn your clients.
<15> I see
<15> there are so many bloody options with poe, never know which is best :P
<12> I never started with PCST and PCCT myself. I leapt straight into using PWSF and PWRW
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