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<0> Nice. Someone just moved-in with an open wifi network or bought a router and haven't locked it down.
<1> anybody using suse?
<2> Hi merlyn, Juerd
<3> and Elly came unto the unbelievers, and spake thus: behold the power of IO::Select!
<4> and Kinks humped Elly's leg for no apparent reason at all..
<3> hey bee :D
<4> hi :o
<1> Elly needs to be stoned to death
<3> IO::Select owns my mom
<5> Kinks: it seems to catching stuff okay. ^^^ blingos
<1> hrm the suse installer looks like windows
<6> I think a person has to smoke seven pounds before being stoned to death.
<7> are there any perl tutorials for people that are already know the basics of programming?
<8> they just have to win the lottery.
<8> samu2: sure try perldoc perlinto for starters
<5> Kinks++
<3> grrr
<4> BinGOs: I just don't like how some ircds only give the nick in access list replies as opposed to their entire host mask, I don't know of any way to check that.
<3> it has switched from too damn cold to too damn hot
<5> Kinks: pesky ircds.
<2> perlbot tutorial
<9> http://perlmonks.org/index.pl?node=Tutorials | http://perl.com/cs/user/query/q/6?id_topic=74 | http://learn.perl.org/ | http://books.perl.org/onlinebooks | http://perl-begin.berlios.de/tutorials/ | http://learn.perl.org/library/beginning_perl/
<8> samu2: try cherry picking in a few of those tutorials
<7> oh thanks guys
<5> Kinks: get the poco to automagically privmsg opers and say "Get a proper ircd, ****tards"
<4> I don't think I mentioned the set by time issue in the pod either, you might want to change what I added in there as it likely isn't the best thing.
<4> that's an idea =)
<5> this way kline lies.
<4> another thing, you may want to add a method for grabbing a channel mode's value via the ->{ModeArgs} garbage so people can grab +fL values and so on.
<4> or maybe even using that for channel key / limit as well and marking them deprecated, but that may be a bit of a stretch..
<4> "them" referring to the current channel_key and channel_limit methods.
<5> aye. but they are 'common'
<4> yes, that's definately true.
<3> go a step further
<3> have all the PoCos create a P2P botnet that automatically DDoSes IRCX servers
<4> we can add it as an optional plugin
<3> w00tx
<6> conspiring to commit a m/D?DOS/
<6> internet terrorism, 2nd cl***
<10> that's a life sentence
<10> get the rope hoss
<10> poe and any of the numerous pocos would be great for making a botnet tho
<6> Usama bin Laden uses Windows!
<11> GumbyBRAIN: run a botnet pls
<12> Pls pls pls.
<11> GumbyBRAIN: run a botnet!!!
<11> Bah, the time limit.
<6> GumbyBRAIN, where is PokeyButt?
<12> just put some mythology behind something and i have a solid understanding of time-critical applications, you're exactly the attitude of a scoring system b***ed on thread activity.. Or some such where the database is stored in the order of hash is.
<6> One second, does GumbyBrain look at its input case insensitively.
<6> ?
<13> no
<11> GumbyBRAIN: did that occur to you? huh?
<12> Huh, that's what 2.75 to one and all that helpful.
<13> GumbyBRAIN: eat jsn
<12> Then you can jsn.
<10> gumbybrain: huh?
<12> huh? You mean perl isn't written in c.
<10> it isn't?
<13> GumbyBRAIN: I wish to know more.
<12> i'll send you email saying "see you next year" since i won't know to do more with her.
<13> I wonder if you could extend megaHAL with grammar checks
<6> GumbyBRAIN could do it.
<12> even as i want to move away from it.
<13> :)
<8> who was it that claimed that the browser was a "thin client?"
<1> I vote for tag
<14> what do these mean; @x[1] and %x{"ray"} ?
<14> sorry I meant @x{"ray"}
<15> the first is an array slice (but a useless one); the second is a typo
<16> primepie: someone doesnt know how to code perl
<15> okay, array slice and hash slice. But not very useful ones :)
<4> eval: %x = (a => 1, b => 2); join ', ', @x{ qw(a b) }
<17> Kinks: Return: 1, 2
<14> hobbs: @x[1] how is that a slice?
<16> primepie: the @
<15> primepie: it starts with @ and ends with [] :)
<4> primepie: and could be better rewritten as $x[1]
<14> aah ok.
<6> It is almost like @x[1 .. 1] if I get it
<14> 1 last thing, what about @x{"ray"} ?
<6> hash slice
<6> @x{qw(ray battle one)}
<4> I demonstrated that with eval: for you.
<14> ah sorry I didnt notice it :)
<4> but yes, it doesn't make a whole lot of sense if you're only grabbing one element.
<6> bb
<14> yeah, larry wall is just giving an example
<4> it's almost as logical as doing: my ($foo) = "bar"
<14> aha
<15> in fact with the right settings perl will mark @x[1] as a typo -- because it's not useful, and it can cause some subtle context-related errors
<14> I see
<18> the example we use in the llama is hte difference between $a[2] = <STDIN> and @a[2] = <STDIN>
<18> it's quite eyeopening
<4> slurpy~
<18> "hey where'd all the rest of my input go?"
<19> schhhuuuuuuuuuuuurp
<13> I could go for some slurpy now
<19> I want chocolate
<6> I'd settle for election to Congress
<20> merlyn: @a[2] is a "slice of array" isn't it ?
<20> uhm...no
<14> there is this statement that I didt get "within any given namespace, every variable type has its own subnamespace, determined by the funny character"
<13> yes..
<14> I didnt get what is meant by subnamespace
<19> is that out of the camel?
<13> the symbol table has slots for every type of variable
<15> primepie: it's just saying that $a and @a and %a are all separate -- they don't "step on" each other
<19> primepie: a name space is the Module::Flurble:: bit. A subnamespace is that the first namespace is sliced up into the bit for $, a bit for @, etc
<4> eval: @x[0] = localtime; $x[1] = localtime; join ', ', @x
<17> Kinks: Return: 15, Sun May 28 13:40:15 2006
<14> yeah I got that.. but the word "subspace" I didnt get hehe
<14> aah I got it
<14> integral: yes this is the camel book
<13> it is what some call "the fourth dimension"
<13> time has no effect htere.
<13> you can go from place a to place b via subspace in no time at all
<19> what exactly is so excellent about this Camel(TM)?
<21> eval: print "@INC"
<17> centosian: Return: 1
<18> @a[2] is an array slice yes
<13> integral: camels are funny?
<14> Botje: I meant "subnamespace" :P hehe
<21> eval: use Time::HiRes;
<17> centosian: Return:
<18> the camel book *after* I was no longer on the camel writing team, apparently
<21> eval: use Time::HiRes qw(time); print time();
<17> centosian: 1148841720.76162Return: 1
<18> I never would have let a word like "subnamespace" in
<14> integral: its written by larry wall. I started in "learning prl" then I got bored and I found that many things are missing because I have a a slight idea about perl. I also got perl cookbook. I am tackling them one by one :)
<19> "it's"
<19> Did you try the mnual that came with Perl, as a reference?
<14> not really
<19> golly, it's a vowel-dropping-evening tonight
<13> yay! vwel drpping!
<13> hobbs: pseudo regular languages? *guess*
<14> integral: but I like the book. its soo full of information
<19> "it's"
<19> perlbot it's
<15> Botje: I was thinking Preferred Roaming Lists :)
<19> perlbot its
<9> It's it's, not its, if you mean it is. Otherwise, it's its. It's is not, it isn't ain't, and it's it's, not its, if you mean it is. If you don't, it's its. Then too, it's hers. It isn't her's. It isn't our's either. It's ours, and likewise yours and theirs.
<13> hobbs: oh. boo :P
<14> hehe
<21> perlbot PDL
<9> The Perl Data Language http://pdl.perl.org/
<22> http://www.angryflower.com/itsits.gif
<22> and! http://www.angryflower.com/bobsqu.gif
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