[MarkovBlogger] "Luck is being ready" PL/SQL dates done right.

jjohn on 2003-09-24T07:33:18

do and send crappy resolution pictures from my heap-big link heap:
Alakazam!
Alakazim!
Shazbot!
Dios mio!

Notable pullquotes:

"What people mean by multiculturalism is different than plain copper. Time to look at POE::Exceptions real soon. Wouldn't It Be Strange - "Kingdom Come" - Charlie Peacock Posted from caseywest.com, comment he re.

I've been doing some queries on it, but I guess I shouldn't be, but that's pretty ambitious. For now, we've done it in the spec has become the last Slash source from .bash_profile. --- SSHAgentStartupHelper.c.orig Wed Sep 4 05:49:33 2002 +++ SSHAgentStartupHelper.c Fri Mar 14 08:55:08 2003 @@ -135,9 +135,12 @@ } } -void startSSHAgent(CFMutableDictionaryRef plist) { +void startSSHAgent(char* macosxdir, CFMutableDictionaryRef plist) { // -s specifies bourne shell output - FILE* output = popen("/usr/bin/ssh-agent -s", "r"); + char cmd[PATH_MAX + 64]; + snprintf(cmd, PATH_MAX + 64, "/usr/bin/ssh-agent -s | grep -v echo | tee %s/../.bash_ssh_env", macosxdir); + + FILE* output = popen(cmd, "r"); if (output && plist) { int i; char* line; @@ -193,7 +196,7 @@ } } if (plist) { - startSSHAgent(plist); + startSSHAgent(macosxdir, plist); writeEnvironmentPlist(aConfigFile, plist); } return 0; I decided that I focus hard.

At this point and including termination of her ass in front of everybody at the same (preloaded) 600k document. That's 0.1 seconds per transform, way too choppy too fast.

I got to thinking what I'd want it to David Axmark, one of the world's most popular language in the contract we worked on these techniques online. Eventually it will all be back in a very complex relativization. I doubt that they're pissing off the TV" and showing parental control. Why the fuck should we do, if the people who write bad Perl code and it seems to have to take it away.

This was the release of perlpodspec.pod). Take L<>... you can use the negation of eachother?; should we do? If we were not an everyday horror like http://use.perl.org/cgi-bin/content.cgi?page=0,2763,933233, 00.html&tmpl=entry as we speak, and one lovely glass of the bathroom again, thinking maybe I'm just so.

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did you choose 3.33am

hfb on 2003-09-24T10:55:55

because it's the time the guy in the Amityville horror is always awakened? Or do you just like the number 3? :)

Re:did you choose 3.33am

jjohn on 2003-09-24T14:34:38

because it's the time the guy in the Amityville horror is always awakened? Or do you just like the number 3? :)

I wish I had put more thought into it, but I have markovblogger running as a cron job at a time when I'm not likely to be awake. In a way, having my digital subconscious blogging while I'm asleep is something like Dr. Morbius's "Monster from the Id" in Forbidden Planet.