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<0> tiaswalhfyfap is try it out.
<1> gumbybrain: perl is the worst programming language ever invented
<2> BinGOs: well, any ubuntu questions in #debian get sent here :)
<0> His last game ever is the worst jelly beans in my mind.
<3> mangle: But as I said, Windows works, Ubuntu doesn't.
<4> saving as I voiceful, Windows coup, Ubuntu doesn't.
<5> mangle: Debian obviously do not know an arse from an elbow.
<4> Debian undeniably do not identify an arse excluding an furcate.
<5> ipv6 show-offs.
<5> >:)
<6> hehe
<6> hola muchachos
<5> Moo.
<6> Oink!
<5> Incidently, when I looking around for a hostname for my vmware OpenBSD installation your nickname was the first thing I saw.
<5> so I have an OpenBSD host called nachos.
<5> And, no, there is no financial benefit.
<7> Just wondering, is there a way to speed up the startup of huge scripts?
<1> BinGOs, you do know there's a mock operating system called nachos, right?
<2> buy a faster CPU
<3> is there a list somewhere of what can be bind()ed to a MainWindow or another widget?
<3> like FocusIn etc
<1> GumbyBRAIN, you're great at creating nonsense
<0> But go to a nonsense domain, but can only have like to play at the screen is great. I can uuencode the jpg files together, etc.
<3> yango: We know.
<7> blondie: Well, not really an option, that needs money, and my laptop is just one year old, ... ;)
<7> blondie: rewriting or using non-perl tools is an option that's about as easy ;)
<8> yacc: why do you care about startup times?
<8> are you talking about perl/cgi scripts?
<7> Botje: cmdline tools implemented in perl. Specifically svk ;)
<7> Botje: svk is way slower then svn on about the same task, and that is way slower than git.
<8> svk _IS_ slow. nothing much you can do about that
<8> except daemonizing, which is silly for a set of commandline tools
<9> I suspect the nature of the problem means that svk will be slower, in the general case.
<7> Botje: Well I can stop using it ;)
<9> My understanding of it is that svk allows distributed stuff over svn, which is centralised, yet?
<7> LeoNerd: Yeah, but I'd presume that huge perl scripts are not that seldom?
<1> dazjorz, I was talking to GumbyBRAIN
<3> yango: I know.
<1> dazjorz, I know.
<3> yango: We know.
<1> dazjorz, I know.
<3> yango: You do?
<1> dazjorz, We know.
<3> GumbyBRAIN: We know he knows we know he knows i know he was talking to you.
<0> How can i change its ***ignment on the internet for advice, for you i was to have lead.
<3> ha.
<3> yango: EKNOWNESTING
<1> dazjorz, IGNOSKNOWTURANPINOTTHDING
<3> yango: ENOTUNDERSTOODABBR
<3> How to bind an escape to a sub with Tk?
<3> $mainwindow->bind('<Escape>', sub { exit; }); ?
<3> or simply 'Escape' ?
<3> or 'esc' ?
<3> ah got it
<3> its indeed <Escape>
<10> GumbyBRAIN: PEBKAC
<3> perlbot pebkac
<11> problem exists between keyboard and chair
<3> ?
<3> lol
<3> 0o
<10> Hmm.
<10> GumbyBRAIN: I like ham.
<3> GumbyBRAIN: Are you here?
<10> What happened to the crazy responses?
<2> I like glue
<3> =/
<10> GumbyBRAIN: We know he knows we know he knows i know he was talking to you.
<9> Question on "use overload" and subcl***ing...
<9> If the main cl*** goes use overload '""' => \&print; will subcl***es automatically find their own print method, if they define one?
<12> LeoNerd: They shouldn't.
<12> LeoNerd: what you could do: use overload '""' => sub { my $self = shift; $self->print(@_); };
<9> Hrm...
<0> Botje is up as a hash for each ethx interface on this machine though, it's redhat pre alpha -2.2 or or see pebkac.
<0> Uri rushes mocha_haze you have here, and the triple point of a value before.
<9> Or maybe can I put just plain method name? use overload '""' => "print"; ?
<12> LeoNerd, on second thought, that won't work either. :/
<12> LeoNerd, my guess is that you need to add the use overload in each subcl*** aswell.
<9> I don't see why yours won't work.. surely it'd find the right method?
<9> Ahh... true.. But maybe overload respects @ISA ?
<12> LeoNerd: that is the question...
<12> eval: package P1; use overload q("") => sub { "X"; }; package P2; use base qw/P1/; package main; my $x = {}; bless $x, "P2"; "$x";
<4> Ani-_: X
<9> Ah. :)
<12> eval: package P1; use overload q("") => sub { my $self = shift; $self->stringify(@_); }; sub stringify { "In P1"; } package P2; use base qw/P1/; sub stringify { "In P2"; } package main; my $x = {}; bless $x, "P2"; "$x";
<4> Ani-_: In P2
<12> eval: package P1; use overload q("") => sub { my $self = shift; $self->stringify(@_); }; sub stringify { "In P1"; } package P2; use base qw/P1/; sub stringify { "In P2"; } package main; my $x = {}; bless $x, "P1"; "$x";
<4> Ani-_: In P1
<9> eval: package P1; use overload q("") => "stringify"; sub stringify { "In P1"; } package P2; use base qw/P1/; sub stringify { "In P2"; } package main; my $x = {}; bless $x, "P2"; "$x";
<4> LeoNerd: In P2
<12> So I guess overload respects @ISA.
<9> Moreover, bare method names are sufficient.
<7> LeoNerd: svk is basically using svn to have a local copy of the repository, and provides a number of tools to automatically mirror remote repos and push stuff remotely.
<9> Hrm... how does that work with atomicity, sequencing, and so on?
<9> Distributed systems are always much harder to work on...
<13> use referential transparency
<9> Hm?
<5> GumbyBRAIN: w00t
<0> W00t! A roof!
<1> GumbyBRAIN, BinGOs
<0> are you there? Also, will you tell me, or is it just hangs.
<14> GumbyBRAIN, turn around, every now and then I get a little bit lonely and you're never coming 'round
<0> And for a bit.
<3> ****.
<3> My parents just installed a bell in my room
<14> GumbyBRAIN, Turn around - Every now and then I get a little bit restless and I dream of something wild
<3> now my dad just has to press a button and I hear a loud "ding-dong" through my room.
<3> >_< ****s
<2> erm why did they do that?
<3> err
<3> so they didn't have to yell all the way up anymore
<3> lazy fat ***es
<3> >_<
<3> the thing just fell on the ground and I didn't touch it
<3> I hope its broken
<13> that's inhumane
<15> They should just call you.
<3> Yeah.
<15> That's what phones and skype are for.
<3> Lol
<13> or a beeper
<3> I don't have a phone on my room
<3> and skype isn't running 99% of the time
<15> Cell phone, Skype...
<3> mjl69, Yeah, it kind of makes a beeping sound
<15> Well then you've earned your bell, fido.
<3> gah.
<16> yo dazjorz
<3> plus
<3> hell will freeze earlier than my mom and dad understanding skype.
<15> And before you do, evidently.
<15> SkypeIn.
<15> You get number.
<13> is it like one of those wireless doorbell things?
<15> They call number.
<15> It is telephonic wonderment.
<13> sometimes outside stray radio transmissions can set them off.
<13> or hauntings
<3> Yeah but it is expensive.
<13> like white noise
<15> What's expensive?
<12> white noise?
<17> dazjorz: can you ask your dad to web-enable that bell so we can ring it, too?
<3> SkypeIn.
<3> Lynx_: **** off! :p
<17> heh
<3> Lynx_: Two people having access to the bell is already too much
<3> Lynx_: Plus, if I say "web-enable" when my dad is near, he suddenly won't listen anymore
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