n0body

Don't feed the troll

http://munews.missouri.edu/news-releases/2014/0701-plants-re...

haters gonna hate

stupid

no, because i'm a perl developer, and perl is php's big brother

A very interesting read.

or i'm not 12?

fair enough. in no order, immortal technique, the coup, pete rock & c.l. smooth, de la soul, xzibit, the goats, jedi mind tricks, artifacts, redman, big daddy kane, black moon, btnh, canibus, dead prez, eazy-e, krs-one, leaders of the new school, nas, rakim, royce, kano, sway, skinnyman, az, the firm, wu-tang and so on

tried, it's terrible. try this instead, the coup - genocide and juice

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f18N1VwPPv8&list=PLcxmmGC6Lv...

it had already been developed, it would have made no sense for them to scrap it.

Same as you improve anything, practice. In this case that means do more technical interviews, apply for the jobs, even the ones you can't do/don't want to do. It's all experience and interview technique depends on that.

Looks interesting. Where do I get one?

in my experience hdds have signs they're going to die soon, they go slow, click a lot, get smart errors, things get corrupt etc. where as with flash media it all seems fine, but suddenly isn't.

not that this is a rule, i've seen hdds fail instantly for no reason as well, and flash media throw a massive wobbler but still be recoverable. but in my experience this is not the normal behaviour.

but who cares as long as you have backups and a contingency plan?

now in perl blead

http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.perl5.porters/2014/06/ms...

840 pro, i have one, and a 830. good drives

this is the trouble with ssds, they just die. but they're fast before they do. but it's ok because everyone has backups right? i know i do, and raid1 just incase.

on a side note, glad i paid the extra cost for the 840 pro!

stupid. i only know who kanye & eminem is, never heard of the others and i've been listening to hip-hop all my life. although, it's not this pop hip-hop that's currently in fashion.

get some real artists on there, then we'll talk

I'm dyslexic and I write Perl everyday. It's no different to c/javascript/java. Except it's easy, and has the cpan

No one mentioned ie dev tools. I had to use them in ie 11, and I was very impressed. Firebug ftw though

I got loads of animals in the jungle, but only cat, cow and crow. Anyway I don't think it affects my programming, or reading other peoples code skills. Maybe it takes more effort but I don't know any better

Startssl give them for free anyway

me, because i said so

these things piss me off, i click on it, and it doesn't say what it is or why i want it.

it should be right there at the top "nota - it's bacon for your computer" or whatever. instead i'm supposed to scroll and look at pictures and i still don't get it. looks to me like more effort was put into making a fancy design rather than an actual product, because if it was a product it'd be obvious what it was.

that would be problem 1 i suppose.

Different. Not better. Each has their strengths and weaknesses. Mojo has websockets, catalyst has excellent backwards compatibility, proven scalability and works well with large teams of developers. Although catalyst has more dependencies, but that comes with the featureset.

As for quick prototyping, they're both good for that once you know how to use them, and they both have excellent docs, although catalyst has been around for longer and has more deployments and realworld examples, which is always good.

Overall though, they're both constantly being improved, and competition is healthy, and it all depends in what you want, websockets, extra rapid prototyping and no deps, or reliability, support, large feature set, excellent scalability and a proven track record both in production and during development ;)

modern perl ftw

Money

i don't see what's wrong with it. same as before, only i can move everything around.

that said, some people don't like change, which is fine, it's what themes and extensions are for. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/classicthemer...

That's how it's supposed to be. You need perl to parse perl. It's not an issue, it's a feature of the language being so flexible.

Simply solution is, k.i.s.s

Perl