Inline::Parrot looks like fun. not on cpan yet, but probably will be soon i expect.
Inline::Parrot looks like fun. not on cpan yet, but probably will be soon i expect.
oooh - someone tracked down the history of "purple monkey dishwasher". i first came across it on kottke many years ago, and it's still the subtitle for my main mirc installation.
and it seems ian wrote to me because anil blogged my plugin on the six apart pronet blog and it's been talked about on the pronet mailing list. (a sort of) fame at last! maybe ;)
ian fenn points out that he wrote dirifydashes, which is almostly exactly the same as my dashify, in june. but mine has the better name ;)
london.pm has been going off topic alot lately (no suprise there), and has been talking about evolution of (non-computer) languages. "The biggest change in French spelling since the XVIth century occured during the Revolution -- the endings of the imperfect tense ("j'aimois" became "j'aimais") -- and it didn't come from the AcadBAD+9mie.", states rafael garcia-suarez.
today i've mostly been reading about surrogates (for the noted2 unicode library) and have finally tracked them down in the unicode manual. it seems like a poorly designed part of unicode, which should have just been replaced by utf32.
i'm going to give spamnet a try and see if it'll work with my setup. hmm
sam ruby points to a nice metaclasses primer on p6i
bookmarked for alter - the sun java coding standard guidelines.
lovely photoset on flickr - robots demand the right to vote in edmonton
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