quot; and gave up trying to understand your email.
:-)
Actually, on a related, but wildly off-topic matter, does anyone know if
there's any known relationship between the Plank length and c?
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t;manager" in this context. He's
far too intelligent for a start :-)=
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y weren't the first ones up against the wall when the
revolution came. Such is the way.
Nevertheless, I was amused that I went from being 13 layers of management
separation away from Peter Bonfield, the man at the top, to only 4 away.
But he still didn't answer my calls or accept the
some point in future. :-)=
There was a moral in this story but I forgot it in the process of
rambling on. Probably something about munging Reply-To, or putting
all middle management up against a wall and shooting them (which ICL
did a short while later).
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the current behaviour is wrong, even according to the "Munging Reply-To
considered harmful" arguments (which we don't necessarily accept as
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one a nice laptop and have desks with monitors, keyboards
and telephones in the offices. They can work in one or other place,
depending on where they are, what they're doing and/or who they're
currently working with in terms of team members and/or clients.
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On Jan 22, 3:33pm, Andy Wardley wrote:
> Please consider yourself emailed.
Damn, damn, damn!
OK, it was my stupid mistake that I didn't check the headers before I
clicked send, but I can't help thinking that the default Reply-to
header should be to the sender, not the entire group
> > Agreed - why work in London - what about telecommuters ?
> I'm *really* unsure about telecommuting.
For me, telecommunting is fine for maybe 50% of my week, but unless I'm
working on a very singular project (i.e. running in deep hack mode), then
I need to have the human company gained from
ubstance
abuse. Be warned people! Stick with tobacco, alcohol and the other
drugs which have been deemed safe enough for us to be trusted with.
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p to London for this month :-)
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Pipe dreamer.
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nother home for them.
The slides from my talks are online at:
http://www.tt2.org/london.pm/pod_pom
http://www.tt2.org/london.pm/xml_schema
Info about Camelot is at:
http://www.tt2.org/camelot/
And a big thanks to Alex and Area 51 for having us and providing the
refreshments.
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On Jan 19, 10:35am, Greg Cope wrote:
> perl person: Hacked a drawing program in 2 hours.
s/2 hours/1 line/
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o reiterate anyway.
August is almost certainly likely to see fewer natives and more tourists
in London and the environs. Venues and accomodation will be hard to find
and expensive. Mid September would be much better, IMHO.
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t takes an hour or so to notice the effects coming on and
when they do, there's no way to stop them. So you might end up ingesting
twice as much as you planned, which you may (or may not :-) consider
wasteful if half as much would have had the desired effect.
Or so I've been told.
x27;t waste time getting nowhere with the latter.
In my case, Japanese was very much the latter. I have deep respect for
anyone who can master it.
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ne, for adopting a name like "Rope". Or "Dope", of course :-)
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[1] Did you know that "Canvas" is a derivation of "Cannabis"? (or vice versa,
I forget - my short term memory isn't, erm, what was I saying?)
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On Jan 12, 3:57pm, Greg Cope wrote:
> Is such a thing as Apache::Template being done or is it a pipedream [TM]
No, it's real, just not officially finished or released. Someone sent
me some new code for it which I'll be intergrating and releasing in the
next week or so.
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can do so with the minimum of fuss.
I have to stop writing now. The nice men in the white coats tell me it's
time for my medication.
Hope that answers your rhetorical question :-)
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On Jan 11, 3:54pm, Robin Houston wrote:
> See http://www.cypherspace.org/~adam/rsa/ for an explanation
> of that particular cryptic 3-liner :-)
D'Oh! I really could have guessed that if I bothered to engage my brain!
Curiosity satiated. Ta.
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tedly contemplated installing the plugin, but it turns out
that I need to register with AOL/Netscape before I can download it.
And alas, the user name "FuckOffBastard" has already been taken. :-(
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On Jan 11, 1:49pm, dcross - David Cross wrote:
> ...and besides, there's a rumour that Andy Wardley has a hacked version of
> mailman that doesn't have the 'Powered by Python' logos :)
Sir, I must protest. You imply I hack Python!
But I do have a modified "
on a
front page.
http://www.fnord.demon.co.uk/mt/fifth/
Some time later on the same site I came across a reference to Mark
being a "Meeja Hor" and it rung a London.pm bell.
Anyone? Class? Anyone?
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[1] Although I would like to suggest a version of the site that
doesn't requ
On Jan 8, Andy Wardley, thricefold decorated in the Winky Wars wrote:
> How about I do a 20 minute session on Pod::POM and TT views, take a break
> while Alex talks, and then do another 20 minutes on XML::Schema?
No-one has said otherwise, so I'll assume that's OK
Now, can
development process. It would give us, er, I mean *them*
somewhere to rant without bothering too many people doing the real work
on crafting Perl 6.
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g about
it as far as I know. Most probably because they haven't figured out where
the content would come from. But with the right partnership(s) between
authors/publishers/printers, the idea might fly.
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[1] that's Printing On Demand, not Plain Old Documentation.
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Just my 2 bits, of course.
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ent with not a
lot to show for it, but I'd like a chance to feed some of the ideas into
peoples' heads to see what they make of it. In the mean time, interested
parties can look at http://www.tt2.org/camelot/ .
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[1] well, pitch-n-putt
[2] Her Majesty
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On Jan 5, 2:05pm, David Hodgkinson wrote:
> Now see, if you'd come to the meetings...
It's the spending more time travelling than drinking that gets me down.
I'd re-launch Surrey.pm and hold meetings in Guildford if I thought
there'd be anyone there but me... :-(=
On Jan 5, 1:58pm, David Hodgkinson wrote:
> What happened to h2g2?
What happened to EmapOnline? Well, I can guess from the recent postings,
but does anyone care to shed any light on the inner machinations?
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ars, they're going to promote
me[1] and give me a pay rise.
I think there are more exciting things on the horizon that I should
probably be doing in the long term, but for now I've still got a desk
and they're still paying me to write Perl code.
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[1] Senior Perl Wanker
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On Jan 5, 11:46am, Neil Ford wrote:
> Save having to swap laptops with the projector and Dave wouldn't have
> to time the lightening talks.
But then when would I get to drink cold beer? :-)
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