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<0> the spellsinger series was great
<1> Yeah
<1> I need to go re-read that.
<0> slipt I really liked
<1> Slipt?
<2> what is wrong with interspecies ***?
<0> I really liked "to the vanishing point" also and "Cyber way" was good
<1> Zaphar_work: Are these also foster books?
<0> buu: Slipt is a recent one of his
<0> buu: yes
<2> hobbs: why did Martian Chronicles make your head hurt?
<3> Tales of Known Space is a good one.,
<1> I read a hundred pages or so of martian chronicles and got bored
<0> buu: http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/f/alan-dean-foster/slipt.htm
<4> Zaphar_work's url is at http://xrl.us/md57
<5> arubin-: because there was nothing that made any sense or related to anything ;)
<0> hobbs: :-) Bradbury's stuff always took a little work to make sense of
<3> Sometimes it is suggested that _I_ am science fiction.
<0> Yaakov: lol
<6> does anyone have experience with loading images? especially .raw and .pgm?
<0> Cyber Way was actually one of my favourites of Alan Dean Foster
<0> http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0441132456/102-7371120-8576129?v=glance&n=283155
<4> Zaphar_work's url is at http://xrl.us/md6a
<2> http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0441132456/ is sufficient btw
<0> yah i'm lazy
<7> tybalt89: any idea how to implement hygienic macros?
<8> That's my cue to leave. Bye, all.
<0> I also like a lot of Heinleins stuff
<9> I have a package "MyPackage", how can I make it so I can access variables in this package in this manner: MyPackage->[0][1][0] = "data"; , where each bracket signifies a variable in the object?
<2> started The Moon is a Harsh Mistress
<5> frodeje: that makes sense in about -12 ways.
<7> wait a sec
<2> don't care for all the slang
<5> arubin-: that book wins.
<2> but I'll read it eventually
<9> hehe.. hard to explain too.
<10> arubin-: that one is wonderful.
<11> "hygienic macros" ?
<7> :)
<12> perlbot: hello
<13> hello EvanCarroll
<0> you want a heinlein book to blow your mind try the Cat who Walks Through Walls
<7> tybalt89: syntactic closures?
<5> or don't
<5> at least not until you've read everything else ;)
<0> He tied every single one of his ealier works just about into that one
<12> hobbs: hahah -12
<12> ****ing golden.
<5> Zaphar_work: yeah, but not in an honest sort of way. It was just sort of "here's one for the fans. Oh, and I get to write some more *** bits."
<10> MMM SECKS
<0> hobbs kind of yeah
<12> buu: when will we get phpeval: ?
<0> Orson Scott Card wrote some good stuff too
<2> my favorite sci-fi author is Dr. Phil
<5> EvanCarroll: Wednesday, October 22 2352
<0> the worthing saga was great
<12> perlbot doomsday is Wednesday, October 22 2352
<13> added doomsday to the database
<2> Love Smart : Find the One You Want--Fix the One You Got is great
<12> cube it
<14> Right on! How can I thank you? Is there a country you want invaded?
<12> hahah
<12> oh workbench
<10> wankit
<15> Perl 6 won a game of "Simon Says" against Simon.
<16> using sed how can i remove a *
<17> set http_proxy=<ip><port> in any perl script will make it use a proxy right?
<7> hmm i think i get it
<10> Shaun2222: and this is the channel to ask .. *WHY* ?
<16> i tryed s/*//g but it's not grabbing the *
<7> i just need to create a new environment for the macro itself, and evaluate the form in the environment it was created
<16> Botje: $var = s/*//g ...
<10> Shaun2222: I repeat.
<10> this is on-topic for #perl *WHY* ?
<18> Yaakov, this is an awesome collection, much thanks
<3> Which?
<18> holmes
<18> just grabbed em all
<3> Oh, sure.
<3> Gutenberg is great.
<19> hello
<18> Hey mr. fetter
<19> i have some c++ libraries i'd like to use from perl
<7> is there such thing as a recursive macro?
<20> hm, seems sub's get params in @_, right? How to get first param? @_[0] didn't work :]
<19> hi, Shadda :)
<21> i've been trying to configure cpan on my redhat enterprise box - it can't fetch MIRRORED.BY and keeps asking for a new url
<21> it's trying to get it from ftp.perl.org
<0> gr00ber: $_[0]
<19> er, anyhow, i'm a compleat c++ n00b
<20> Zaphar_work, ah
<7> load the cpan shell, then o conf init
<21> says 'no route to host' even though i can ping ftp.perl.org
<7> pick some different mirrors
<19> and it's a relatively simple interface to the library. used for geo lookups
<7> qt4x11: ^^^
<19> any ideas on how to do this?
<0> gr00ber: you might want to read perldoc perldata
<22> perldata - Perl data structures. To access this perldoc please type, at a command line, 'perldoc perldata'. You may also find it at http://perldoc.perl.org/perldata.html
<7> davidfetter: Inline::CPP :p
<19> hrm
<7> someone else would know much better, but i'd say you gotta write the XS
<19> um, i'm not going to learn XS for this
<19> i don't have the time
<11> Inline::CPP ?
<3> WHY NOT?! ARE YOU A PANTYWAIST GIRLYMAN!?
<19> why, yes, now that you mentioned it.
<3> OK then.
<23> I'm glad to see #perl hasn't changed much in my absence. :)
<7> dkr: omg! lolz!!!! asl?
<3> dkr: It has changed radically.
<7> err, !!!11!1oneshift
<19> i thought it was d00d!!!!1111one!!!
<7> d00d is so 2005.
<20> sh33t
<7> w3rd.
<23> 1337 is outdated, too. it somehow migrated back to letters: leet
<7> oh nos. l00k w0t u start3d
<19> 4nd p|_|\|(+u4t10n
<0> well it's time to head home folks
<0> I'll talk at ya later
<23> is there any easy way to shuffle a list, but avoid any back-to-back repeats?
<7> perldoc -q shuffle
<11> List::Util::shuffle
<19> what do you mean by "back-to-back repeats?"
<7> List::Util::shuffle
<7> damn you!
<2> try Array::Pat::shuffle
<23> you guys misunderstood my question, :)
<24> This may be a silly question, but I'm wondering if there is anyway to protect/encrypt a webapp written in mod_perl so that stealing and/or modifying code would become more difficult? I have a client who wishes to purchse a licnese to our regular webapp (which is a hosted solution), but wishes for us to provide it on a server so that they may install it in their office.
<2> it rocks!
<7> arubin-: isn't that array_shuffle?
<2> sili: I'm not positive
<19> durufle, the appropriate tool for that is the legal system, namely copyrights and contracts.
<11> Acme::Bleach
<23> I'm using List::Util qw(shuffle);, but then I want to remove and back-to-back duplicates
<7> arubin-: nope, it's shuffle()
<19> what is a back-to-back duplicate?
<25> dkr: so as asked before, what do you mean by "back-to-back duplicates"?
<24> david: certainly, that is a given. but I'm wondering if that is "enough"
<19> durufle, if it's not enough, no technology-based copy protection scheme will be either
<23> if I have, 1 2 3 3. I want to turn it into something like 3 2 3 1
<10> durufle: create a proper license.
<25> dkr: and what *isn't* acceptable?
<23> it's for a playlist. i want to shuffle it randomly, but avoid the same one playing back to back
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