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06 November 2007
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00:51 <****> Heh, yeah.
00:52 <****> If you were really lazy you'd portal over to the button.
00:52 <****> You are talking about Portal by Valve?
00:52 <****> yes
00:52 <****> Maybe.
00:52 <****> nice game
00:52 <****> dont it almost
00:52 <****> done*
00:52 <****> buu - I just wasn't thinking about the being able to see the ball from the button room
00:52 <****> I will try that after Jasmine goes to bed
00:52 <****> I can't play when she is around - she is so fascinated
00:53 <****> Haha, Perl poetry is fun
00:55 <****> Limbic_Region: Heh, cool.
00:56 <****> Limbic_Region: you can shoot portals either from a window in the button room or just from the railing outside the room, I forget wish.
00:56 <****> http://pastebin.com/m7f11c64d
00:56 <****> Jule_: The paste m7f11c64d has been copied to http://erxz.com/pb/5151
00:56 <****> Lame, but I was thrilled to see how flexible Perl is
00:57 <****> buu - yeah, I was thinking about it in my head. I am pretty sure it will work
00:57 <****> Limbic_Region: The first time I did it I opened a portal above the incinerator then carried the sphere to the button room, dropped it, hit the button and opened a portal on the wall there and just dropped it through.
00:59 <****> buu - how many of the achievements did you get
00:59 <****> I didn't realize the camera achievement until I was about half way through
01:00 <****> Limbic_Region: I picked up a couple, I don't think I ever got the camera one
01:00 <****> I got friendly fire and fratricide, then the ones for beating things.
01:00 <****> I might go back and get the terminal velocity one now that I know about it.
01:00 <****> that should be pretty easy - just time consuming
01:01 <****> how long should it take to fall 30000 feet?
01:01 <****> actually - I have a perl mongers talk to put together so don't distract me with another game this weekend
01:07 <****> sup dudes
01:07 <****> There might be women here, too, you know.
01:08 <****> Limbic_Region: I suppose it depends on your terminal velocity.
01:11 * CPAN upload: Test-YAML-Meta-0.06 by BARBIE
01:24 * QtPlatypus picks over legasy code "Why don't people use strict"
01:25 <****> Maybe their parents were too strict, and they are determined not to be
01:25 <****> http://pastebin.com/m7b523bfb
01:25 <****> Jule_: The paste m7b523bfb has been copied to http://erxz.com/pb/5152
01:25 <****> Unfortunately strict and that piece of literary do not mix
01:26 <****> Jule_, Nor do you and buubot's kind suggestions that you stop using a busted pastebot.
01:27 <****> apple-- # "please wait an extraordinarily long amount of time while we verify your installation DVD"
01:28 <****> apple++ # Leopard for 10 USD
01:28 <****> apeiron, busted pastebot?
01:28 <****> What do you mean?
01:28 <****> Jule_, pastebin.com
01:28 <****> Oh. Sorry, pastebin.com doesn't even *have* a bot.
01:30 <****> What's broken about it?
01:30 <****> jagerman, First off, it doesn't grok $#ary syntax properly.
01:30 <****> How pathetic. It's probably written in PHP, too.
01:31 <****> Also, I don't know about you, but I find 5152 much easier to remember than m7b523bfb.
01:31 <****> open link anyway
01:32 <****> It's also harder to generate such a string in the server-side code rather than letting the DB do it. :)
01:33 <****> Jule_ - in a nutshell, this channel has preferred places to paste code and if you want help, using them would be in your best interest because some folks here are pastebot nazis
01:34 <****> perlbot nopaste
01:34 <****> perlbot paste
01:34 <****> WTF happened to perlbot?
01:34 <****> perlbot: hi
01:34 <****> buubot: paste
01:34 <****> Limbic_Region: paste is the pastebot with lovely alien head at http://erxz.com/pb/paste
01:34 <****> Hmm.
01:34 <****> buubot: forget paste
01:34 <****> buu: I forgot paste
01:34 <****> perlbot, jagerman
01:34 <****> Chris62vw, ping?
01:35 <****> buubot: paste is {reply} Paste code at http://erxz.com/pb, http://sial.org/pbot, etc.
01:35 <****> buu: Stored paste
01:35 <****> you forgot knowpaced
01:35 <****> It's too long, I can't remember it.
01:35 <****> Ah, that explains it :)
01:35 <****> hmm - bet that's what happened to perlbot
01:36 <****> p3m.org/paste/fn
01:36 <****> p3m.org/paste/fn/perl for convenience
01:37 <****> perlbot, jagerman
01:37 <****> Somni: That's way too long!
01:37 <****> An 11th level, Lawful Evil Pussy
02:00 <****> Does anybody know if there's a perl module that can verify if a number is formatted "correctly" with decimals and commas?
02:01 <****> such as 1,000.23, vs 72855,839.47,1
02:01 <****> Likely, but I don't know what it would be called.
02:01 <****> (assuming decimals are used to signify fractions of numbers, and commas are used to signify magnitude)
02:01 <****> flight16: Can't you do some regex stuff?
02:01 <****> well not signify, but you know..
02:02 <****> I have a @cars, how do you use map to apply a substitution regex to each one? map {$_=~s/a/b/} @cars; doesn't work
02:02 <****> Jckf, I can. But I was wondering if there was a module out there that was already written, has test cases written around it, and has more usage than my own regex.
02:03 <****> tomize, Sure it does, it just doesn't produce the results you expect.
02:04 <****> tomize, Hint: for loops alias $_ to each element.
02:04 <****> tomize: you don't use map
02:04 <****> tomize: actually, that line does work
02:05 <****> hmm
02:08 <****> buu: Mm?
02:09 <****> dwu: You don't want to know.
02:09 <****> Oh, transformer slash.
02:09 <****> I've linked it here before.
02:09 <****> Khisanth: I'm disappointed you've not read it.
02:10 <****> what?
02:10 <****> Is dwu lagged out by about half an hour?
02:10 <****> Khisanth: TRANSFORMERS SLASH
02:10 <****> jagerman: No, I was on the way to work.
02:10 <****> I DEMAND MORE.
02:10 <****> why would I?
02:10 <****> Khisanth: :(
02:11 * dwu has tea. \o/
02:11 <****> yay, what kind?
02:11 <****> Uhm, hot. Sweet.
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