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24 December 2007
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--- Log opened Mon Dec 24 17:19:17 2007
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17:21 <****> it's okay, maldous. you'll get so good at it that you'll be on digg one day :)
17:21 <****> Limbic_Region: that's how i took it
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17:21 <****> burt does it glitter?
17:22 <****> maldous - One has to be careful buying gold in Thailand though (as I assume Dubai as well)
17:22 <****> Yaakov: Negative.
17:22 <****> indeed, maldous. for £44.95, I can help you with that.
17:22 <****> MidnightRider: :)
17:22 <****> maldous: lots of gold but most of those looks kinda ugly
17:22 <****> Limbic_Region: dubai is tax free and they sell mountains of it there.
17:22 <****> Chocolate, too.
17:23 <****> Lots of chocolate.
17:23 <****> they should rename it to "you buy"
17:23 <****> and booze
17:23 <****> Also, they have indoor ski slopes.
17:23 <****> heh. :)
17:23 <****> maldous - Thai gold is also cheap. I bet if you googled a bit, Thailand is much more known for gold than Dubai is
17:23 <****> of course, it has been years so things may have changed
17:24 <****> i put other nice pictures there as well - it's not all gold. well, except for the moth.
17:24 <****> maldous: "It's all gold" would imply it is all good.
17:24 <****> and tin foil. that tin foil palace was amazing. some guy took years to build it.
17:25 <****> Really tin? Or aluminum?
17:25 <****> the domestic stuff.
17:25 <****> alu
17:25 <****> americans refer to it as 'tin foil'
17:25 <****> Alumin[i]um.
17:25 <****> maldous: Not for a very long time, and mostly on the east coast.
17:26 <****> maldous: Are you old?
17:26 <****> called silver paper in German
17:26 <****> hrm need a new mouse
17:26 <****> Yaakov: not that old
17:26 <****> i remember we had to cover our food with leaves.
17:26 <****> left button is double clicking, middle doesn't always work
17:26 <****> BayRoot: You had leaves?!
17:26 <****> haha
17:27 <****> where'd you get leaves? they don't grow on trees, leaves.
17:27 <****> but they do on poison ivy
17:28 * maldous is not going to mention he has leaves as well at http://matthewaldous.blogspot.com/2007/12/real-life-wallpaper.html
17:28 <****> just...when you go hiking in the woods and forget your toilet paper, don't use poison ivy instead
17:29 <****> maldous: Good thing you didn't mention it.
17:30 <****> maldous: Here's a nice picture of the parking lot at work: http://kovaya.com/pictures/crepuscular.jpg
17:31 <****> for those that enjoy assholery at its finest, I suggest blanktop.blogspot.com
17:31 * shaldannon has no affiliation with that link btw
17:32 <****> Well, *from* the parking lot.
17:32 <****> None of the lot is in it.
17:32 <****> Yaakov: trippy!
17:33 <****> heavy crepusculation
17:33 <****> I like those crepuscular rays.
17:33 <****> shadow spikes
17:34 <****> Yaakov: show me the parking lot!
17:37 <****> thrig: http://kovaya.com/pictures/lot.jpg
17:38 <****> thrig: Sorry for the delay, didn't have any pictures of it up there.
17:38 <****> oh Yaakov, for a second i thought you worked as a pilot.
17:38 <****> but then you don't park on clouds ;)
17:38 <****> No. I am almost always earth-bound.
17:38 <****> Yaakov, Schmaakov
17:38 * anno- diagnoses a case of crepuscophilia
17:40 <****> that a nice parking lot.
17:40 <****> Heh. I would rate it as average.
17:40 <****> take the couds away and it's a parking lot
17:41 <****> Hello, Teratogen.
17:41 <****> anno-: I think you're clouding the issue
17:41 <****> Or unclouding it.
17:41 <****> add rain, then sub-zero temp... then you've got a fun-lot!
17:41 <****> i'm just taking away the nimbus
17:47 <****> underscoring the importance of nick changes?
17:47 <****> nah, onna tray
17:47 <****> illustrating an earlier point
17:51 <****> what's a good visual perl debugger for linux
17:52 <****> vim + Vi::QuickFix
17:52 <****> shaldannon, heh, funneh :)
17:52 <****> (re: blogspot link)
17:53 <****> anno-: heh, anything but vi
17:53 <****> Zoffix: :}
17:54 <****> Kobaz: eclipse with epic plugin (e-p-i-c.sf.net)
17:55 <****> mmm
17:57 <****> g'day
17:58 <****> more booze
17:59 <****> why, has jameson be around recently?
17:59 <****> been
18:01 <****>) { print; }; will this keep encoding of document which is downloaded by wget? for example, if encoding of web page is cp-1252, will output contain diacritic characters or this characters will be ignored/not printed?
18:01 <****> frogbot: seen jameson
18:01 <****> anno-: Sorry, I haven't seen that person. Perhaps I wasn't paying attention?
18:01 <****> why are you using wget?
18:02 <****> thrig: do you know anything easier to use?
18:02 <****> I'd use LWP::UserAgent or WWW::Mechanize, typically
18:02 <****> a better question is why AREN'T you using wget?
18:02 * DarthFredd <3 wget
18:04 <****> thrig: i`m using wget, any idea about rest of question?
18:05 <****> well, you'll have to make sure wget doesn't change the encoding, then worry about ensuring you read it into Perl with the correct encoding
18:06 <****> though, again, I would not use wget, so there might be other pitfalls, or it could be easier than I think
18:06 <****> wwwnick: if you're already in perl, you might as well use LWP::UserAgent
18:06 <****> wget does not change the encoding
18:06 <****> wwwnick: spawning an extra process is just silly
18:07 <****> how would one call a sub indirectly? as in
18:07 <****> sub bar { }
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