Looking for my ppm repository? go to http://crazyinsomniac.perlmonk.org/perl/ppm/ || http://crazyinsomniac.perlmonk.org/perl/ppm/5.8/ and be sure to read.

You wanna write your own pod translator, you should only use Pod::Tree and only need Pod::Tree dump for the stealing, even if you choose to simply walk the tree (or maybe Pod::Simple, which is shaping up to be quite nice).

I keep looking this up perl -MActivePerl::DocTools -e ActivePerl::DocTools::WriteTOC();

From the amtrak station to the IHOP in 2 miles

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Sat Jul 6 11:09:01 2002 ~ Installing linux again, and so far, I absolutely despize Debian (piece of shit). Its worse to configure than RedHat. I'm falling in love with Mandrake (and i'm talking as a "desktop" system).

"LOVAGE"
Music To Make Love To Your Old Lady By man this cd kicks ass!!!!

The only book I ever endorsed is Computer Networks and Internets.

I have become aware through my stumblings about the internet, a growing trend: people create download mirrors, and mangle the url to hide that fact from you, stopping you from using the oh so familiar save-as feature ... i'm not opposed to mirrors, but why make the damn url look like a direct link????? damn idiots!! And what's more, more and more big sites like http://ati.com/ are beginning to suck

Some time passsed, and I met merlyn, dws, and the wallrus ;)(btw - now I use AbiWord exclusively)

I wen't to a usenix BoF on Thursday Nov 08 2001, met Vynce and blakem.

On October 31, 2001, All Hallows Eve, at 7:30am sharp, I will officially become became an American Citizen (btw - one with wheels ;D).
US Naturalization Test (Monday, September 17, 2001) I passed - however, the INS still has to do a background check on me (again). I also learned that even though I am registered for selective service, if the US goes to war, and there is a draft, all "new" citizens since August, 2001, would be the 1st group to be put through the draft lotto. That is kinda serious.

FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP
August 20, 2001

############
############
San Jose, CA 95###

RE:........

Dear Mr. ############ (me)

This letter is in regards to the auto accident you were involved in on May 11, 2001. After completion of our investigation we have found that Melinda ############ was at fault for the accident on May 11, 2001. ... pursuing a claim ... ;DDDDD

'# file://closure.vbs
'# my first vb s‎crip‎t %^O(stripped of Sub)

poruka    = "Pray to go, then learn perl."
titula    = "How do I create closures in VB?"

MsgBox poruka, vbInformation, titula

'
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Here's a handy conversion table:

        Access through...       Perl 5          Perl 6

        =================       ======          ======
        Scalar variable         $foo            $foo
        Array variable          $foo[$n]        @foo[$n]
        Hash variable           $foo{$k}        %foo{$k}
        Array reference         $foo->[$n]      $foo[$n] (or $foo.[$n]
+)
        Hash reference          $foo->{$k}      $foo{$k} (or $foo.{$k}
+)
        Code reference          $foo->(@a)      $foo(@a) (or $foo.(@a)
+)
        Array slice             @foo[@ns]       @foo[@ns]
        Hash slice              @foo{@ks}       %foo{@ks}


        print $x;                       # $x evaluates to scalar
        print $y[1];                    # $y[1] evaluates to scalar
        print $z{a};                    # $z{a} evaluates to scalar
        print $yref->[1];               # $yref->[1] evaluates to scal
+ar
        print $zref->{a};               # $zref->{a} evaluates to scal
+ar
        print @y;                       # @y evaluates to list
        print @y[2,3];                  # @y[2,3] evaluates to list
        print @z{'b','c'};              # @z{'b','c'} evaluates to lis
+t
        print @{$yref}[2,3];            # @{$yref}[2,3] evaluates to l
+ist
        print @{$zref}{'b','c'};        # @{zyref}{'b','c'} evaluates 
+to list
        print %z;                       # %z evaluates to hash
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I hate to advocate drugs, alcohol, violence, or insanity to anyone,
but they've always worked for me.
               -- Hunter S. Thompson

"I reset my mind via sex. No frills. No hang-ups.
No complications. Very possibly the way it should be."