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<0> Nevermind.
<1> just refine yourself more.
<2> Hrm. Firefox's extension is lying to me.
<2> How do I see the headers for the page I'm currently on
<3> Hi.
<0> buu: ctl-i
<4> buu: first load up links, then hit backslash :)
<2> =[
<5> buu: telnet?
<2> Hrm. I wonder if it would work in links.
<3> Does anyone know of any good free perl ebooks for learning?
<0> No, really. ctl-i.
<5> beFher: http://learn.perl.org/ ?
<0> perlbot beginning perl
<6> http://learn.perl.org/library/beginning_perl/
<3> why thank you ew73
<3> and Ani-_
<2> Ok, lynx definitely doesn't support javacript, right?
<7> heh
<4> buu: definitely!
<2> Ok..
<1> feel free to write in support
<8> night :)
<4> when it absolutely, positively has to be static content
<7> lynx should rasterize all images like ttyquake
<9> nc -vvv www.google.com -p80
<7> nc is your friend
<4> synth: yeah, I've been thinking about that one. More of a feature for elinks though
<3> This is probably the wrong place to ask but is perl worth learning as in could someone explain the kind of things that can be coded in perl?
<0> Yes; whatever you want
<9> beFher: any language is a means to an end
<2> beFher: No, you can't actually code in perl.
<4> beFher: according to Mr. Turing, the same kinds of things you can code in anything else ;)
<7> beFher, perl is the glue that holds the internet together
<2> beFher: It's more of a theory.
<7> and we're huffing it
<2> synth++
<10> beFher: perl is only good for making reaaally clever obfuscations.
<0> Al Gore also invented perl.
<10> no real applications are built upon perl
<7> he did it so he could make the internet quicker
<7> he was tired of writing it in fortran
<9> which he also invented
<11> dude.
<11> knock it off.
<11> I invented Al Gore
<9> we're not worthy
<1> so you're the grandfather of the internet?
<12> CGI.pm mans - Is there a way to do <div>s like start_form; other code; end_form; ?
<3> Botje, would you mind if i PM'd you?
<0> You know, in Civ4, when you research "The Internet", the picture is a mug shot of Al Gore.
<7> god, ive been avoiding CGI.pm cause of my blocking sockets
<10> YES I WOULD
<3> ok.
<10> ew73: yeah i noticed that
<13> synth: Try putting more fiber into them.
<7> notje: but do you take /notice's ? :D
<12> synth: blocking sockets? what's that?
<10> beFher: you can write pretty much everything in perl.
<10> synth: what's a 'notje' ? :p
<3> ok.
<7> hans: listening on a tcp port
<7> Botje, damn keyboard! i blame the keyboard :D
<1> I never understood why all newbies want to pm people as soon as they find someone that responds to them
<10> "to obtain a special dialing wand, please mash tje leud with your palm"
<1> why is the first thought, "oh, I'll send him a message!"
<7> at least he asked :)
<10> true
<7> most of em you just have to ignore hehe
<7> that magic halo will get you har***ed
<7> oh, no magic halo's in here.
<1> I have horns and a red trident
<2> HALO?
<7> +o
<2> Haloo?
<7> Hulabaloo
<7> hmmmmm server::nonblocking might be what i want
<14> infi: They forgot they're not on AIM.
<1> or maybe they are using one of those kinds of clients
<1> but usually not :b
<2> Hrm. Why the hell would lynx see a cookie that LWP doesn't?
<1> sends the browser type string, server responds with a browser-specific cookie?
<2> Well.. maybe
<4> most likely
<2> I find it unlikely
<2> Why would it match 'lynx' but not 'lwp' ?
<4> either that or LWP's cookie stuff is slightly broken, which ISTR
<2> perlbot istr
<2> =[
<2> What's the lwp magic to make it pretend to be IE?
<5> buu: try using GET -e http://the.url/ (***uming you installed the GET command/alias when you installed LWP)
<1> I think LWP also allows you to spoof the browser string
<5> (-e should make it output the response headers... you could also use -U and telnet to the server and run the request yourself)
<2> I'm netcatting it right now, I don't see the third header..
<1> YAH, RAW HTTP
<2> Hrm. Weird.
<2> So how do you make GET lie about the the user agent?
<15> by readint the fine manual
<15> g
<16> GET -H ?
<2> Oh, hrm, never mind
<2> I get the cookie when I submit the form..
<9> mmm cookielicious
<2> This is confusing me.
<1> box up your computer and send it back, and go back to working at 7-11
<1> <2> Thank you, come again!
<2> Help I'm using a regex on html!
<0> GumbyBRAIN: Opine on buu's stupidity.
<17> ew73: Credit card if you are on you for stupidity.
<4> GumbyBRAIN: The integral, one to root three, of z to the second dz, times the cosine of three pi over nine, is the log of the cube root of e!
<17> hobbs: It's over for the upcoming spider-man sequel has been cancelled after bernie ecclestone pulled out of a second.
<16> htf does it know about bernie ecclestone?
<2> Meh.
<0> pravus: Ask him.
<2> Anyone want to take a gander at my problems? I'm trying to automatically log in to a vb at: http://www.fbtz.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=87
<9> GumbyBRAIN: dead man walking
<17> b0nn: Slowly getting the low man on the 103 floor, we are allowing you to actually reads the changes and it doesnt do walking.
<7> they canned the spiderman sequel? whatshisname playing venom was a f'in joke anyways
<0> synth: I'm sad that there will be no more wet boobie shots, but on the plus side, OMG X-MEN 3
<7> ew73, will gambit finally be in this one?
<2> Yea
<7> i've been wanting to see who they could cast for him. he was my fav character.
<0> synth: I don't know. Beast will.
<7> I felt jipped they left him out of the first 2
<2> synth: Are you listening to advice from gumby brain?
<18> what do you guys use for perl scripting in osx?
<0> synth: He wasn't TOTALLY out of the 2nd one!
<7> ew73, he was in it partly? i didnt see !!
<2> Generally we use perl, ilpavox
<5> a keyboard?
<7> buu: maybe i shouldnt be.. heh :)
<0> (his name scrolled by on the screen when Mystique was Researching, right next to Hank's)
<7> buu: i just saw that comment about spiderman and flipped heh
<18> buu: i mean what text editor
<2> VIM.
<7> i'm using komodo but its *** slow
<4> Vim is the answer to all questions
<7> otherwise its great
<7> omg i just realize i could ctrl-[ instead of reaching for escape yesterday
<7> my productivity went through the ROOF!
<7> silly escape sequences... there all along..
<10> :)
<19> Someone at 66.180.175.30 pasted "This is what I have so far.." (23 lines) at http://erxz.com/pb/469
<2> hobbs: That's what I have to attempt to login so far
<2> Doesn't seem to work =[
<16> buu: don't you need to send the rest of the hidden inputs?
<16> and it looks like they are md5 hashing the p***word
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