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<0> pravus: Oh, it was an unpardonable crime. Being himself.
<1> pravus: You must not know EvanCarroll very well
<2> i guess not
<1> He has been banned and evaded bans several times
<0> revdiablo: nickserv says he's actually "back", though he hasn't said a word here yet
<2> integral slapped the +b's on him today
<3> revdiablo: take a look at that again.
<3> I am running into this
<3> (W signal) The signal handler named in %SIG doesn't, in fact, exist.
<3> Perhaps you put it into the wrong package?
<2> i guess i never saw him at his worst
<0> pravus: he's argumentative, unhelpful to the point of providing destructive advice, and a general jerk
<3> and it has to do with that section.
<1> sfirefinch: The code you showed us doesn't touch %SIG
<4> providing destructive advice is something I'd ban for in a heartbeat
<4> well, maybe not a heartbeat, but I'd certainly give a stern warning



<3> revdiablo: $SIG{ALRM} = check_rss();
<3> check_rss();
<0> peterS: that was only once, but _bad_ advice that can only be intentional is pretty common from him
<3> check_rss() is that pasted section
<1> sfirefinch: I don't see that in the paste
<2> i'm suprised i haven't been kicked yet. somehow i usually end up twisting someone the wrong way.
<4> hobbs: right, that'd be a stern warning too
<0> pravus: you're more like a buu ;) Not that buu hasn't been banned once or twice himself
<1> pravus: You have to usually be actively bad to get kicked here
<2> :)
<0> but yeah, I mean just look. How often does an op actually do anything around here? (And no, I'm not being disparaging)
<2> it is fairly rare
<2> seems like we only get the occasional idiot in here
<1> Sometimes I wish I was an op so I could kickban someone. But it's usually a p***ing wish.
<5> I GOT BANNED YESTERDAY
<5> ****er
<0> they should provide an upgraded version of kick and call it "dropkick"
<2> revdiablo: yeah, i have those moments. i don't know if it's that the ops aren't seeing what's going on or they are on some upper level zen.
<5> I think that counts.
<2> they need roundhousekick too. but only Chuck Norris could invoke it.
<0> anyway I should try to sleep. I don't really want to, but I should try to be coherent tomorrow
<2> perhaps we need a kick/ban karma bot?
<0> pravus: I was thinking that. If it wasn't so prone to abuse it would be perfect ;)
<2> yeah, at this point, i'm useless tomorrow
<0> pravus: if enough people really hate you, you're out
<0> of course, buu's ban status at any minute would be random
<4> hobbs: #perl_survivor
<2> heh
<0> peterS: yeah, but the lame ones would vote the good ones off to avoid competition ;)
<1> Hmm I wonder if that "sleep in 3 hour intervals" thing I've heard is true. If so, I should stay up an hour longer rather than go to bed now. But that seems intuitively wrong.
<5> revdiablo: Intervals?
<4> like sleep must happen in 3-hour time quantum boundaries?
<1> Err, intervals of time divisible by 3
<4> that sounds a little bit hokey to me
<1> Supposedly most people have a 3 hour sleep cycle.
<4> it doesn't explain people being comfortable with 7-8 hours of sleep per night
<2> it has something to do with your sleep cycle
<4> though the ones who feel the need for 9 hours might be onto this
<2> supposedly humans cycle in 3 hour intervals
<0> I'm pretty good with 9 or 12 ;)
<1> pravus: Hello mr repeat what I just said 30 seconds ago
<2> so you should sleep/wake at 3/6/9/... hours
<2> revdiablo: hello mr lag, thank-you!
<4> we'll say it again in another 2 hours 59 minutes
<6> rem cycles are 90 minutes I thought
<2> so 2 rem cycles then...
<0> o/` I told you once before but it bears repeating
<0> good night #perl
<0> good night bowl of mush
<1> Bye hobbs
<2> night night
<4> o/` good-bye norma jean...
<7> Day changed to 10 Mar 2006
<7> 00:00 < buu> I GOT BANNED YESTERDAY
<7> lol
<4> you have a bed device? rad.
<4> oh, maybe that means 'block-encrypted disk'
<8> my @content = $body->content_list; is only returning 3 elements... how do I 'traverse' the $body object to expand all elementids under it?
<4> or maybe 'big-endian DAT'
<8> err all elements period.



<4> daMaestro: that's specific to the implementation of this $body object
<8> http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/0XQUrO53.html
<9> The paste 0XQUrO53 has been moved to http://erxz.com/pb/728
<8> i need to pull an element list that has all the child elements.. so i can scan them and do other neat things on them.. the $body->content_list only has 3 items.. which I can print.. and understand why there is only 3..
<8> (they are just the 3 main <div> tags
<8> )
<3> can someone take a look at this and help me find out why, upon refresh, the script dies? http://pastebin.com/593978
<9> The paste 593978 has been moved to http://erxz.com/pb/729
<3> This is the error: SIGALRM handler "0" not defined (#1)
<3> (W signal) The signal handler named in %SIG doesn't, in fact, exist.
<3> Perhaps you put it into the wrong package?
<3> beuler? beuler?
<3> everyone go to sleep i guess
<10> Quick question: blank space (spacebar spaces) can be removed without any problems?
<11> sfirefinch: check_rss doesn't return a valid signal handler
<10> Quick question: blank space (spacebar spaces) can be removed without any problems?
<3> mauke
<3> yeah
<3> how can i make it do so?
<11> sfirefinch: why would you want to do that?
<3> well.. how can i make it auto-refresh every $refresh
<3> and not error out
<3> is a better question
<11> you should tell it to call check_rss when a SIGALRM occurs
<11> $SIG{ALRM} = \&check_rss;
<11> neuterspay: that's not a question, and it doesn't make sense
<10> If I've got a perl script - can I remove all of the spaces and it still run?
<10> I mean, does it matter to perl if I print "woosh"; or print"woosh"; ?
<11> in that case, no
<11> but you'll have problems with things like "use warnings;" or sub foo {}
<10> Even if it's a 20-line script though, with many spaces, I can take them all out and it'll be dandy?
<11> in general, no
<12> why dont replace spaces with a single space
<10> I just need it to not carry on to the next line in Writer; doing a Composition paper on perl poems.
<11> however, every perl program can be changed to not use any spaces
<10> Alright, thanks.
<3> mauke thanks much
<3> now it doesn't die
<3> however, if the rss feed changes
<3> it doesn't output the new stuff to the irc channel like it should
<3> what do you think?
<11> I think Net::IRC is deprecated
<13> mauke - not every perl6 program, however, at least not simply.
<3> it is
<11> ayrnieu: is whitespaceless perl6 turing complete?
<3> but it should still work
<13> mauke - ***uredly.
<14> defecated
<3> mauke: any thoughts?
<8> what is a regex that will be true if the content is not empty?
<8> (.*)?
<15> /./
<15> ?
<8> so no *?
<3> .?
<11> /./s
<8> that looks like it worked.
<8> let me test some more. thanks.
<16> hi
<16> http://rafb.net/paste/results/oDOwer81.html
<9> The paste oDOwer81 has been moved to http://erxz.com/pb/730
<17> \
<16> i need to somehow numerically multiply the value of $scale on line 21, instead of scalarly
<11> @args is unused
<11> don't use global variables
<17> Jmax: why x ?
<16> Botje: as oppposed to?
<17> * ?
<16> oh
<16> duh
<17> like any other sensible C-based language? :)
<17> << cl***
<18> Hey all
<18> How can I p*** environment variables when using system()?


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