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Paul Miller
If riding in an airplane is flying, then riding in a boat is swimming.
112 jumps, 45.9 minutes of freefall, 87.8 freefall miles.
@jenniferward holy shit, 5 updates is updates, 37 updates is spam
got the new ripoff-sounding hydrophobic coating on his new glasses. It really works. Get it if they ask. http://www.plurk.com/p/2plqsu
jettero got the new ripoff-sounding hydrophobic coating on his new glasses. It really works. Get it if they ask.
Paul got the new ripoff-sounding hydrophobic coating on his new glasses. It really works. Get it if they ask. http://www.plurk.com/p/2plqsu.
Paul got his XBee radios running in API mode and collected response packets to some AT cmd packets. http://www.plurk.com/p/2plgee.
jettero got his XBee radios running in API mode and collected response packets to some AT cmd packets.
got his XBee radios running in API mode and collected response packets to some AT cmd packets. http://www.plurk.com/p/2plgee
NSA Iraqi Computer Attacks And U.S. Defense - Hacked Off - Dark Reading - http://darkreading.com/blog...
This is an interesting read on the US cyber war tech.
- Paul Miller
loves the kittinger photo: http://images.plurk.com/3629256... http://www.plurk.com/p/2ofapg
Paul loves the kittinger photo: http://images.plurk.com/3629256... http://www.plurk.com/p/2ofapg.
Re: $@ can't be relied on? - http://perlmonks.org/...
That's correct. There are rare cases where it doesn't work. The correct way to do this is as follows: my $res = eval { might_explode(); 1 }; die "omgish: $@\n" unless $res; # Also, why invoke print and exit when this will do? Note that die $@ if $@ almost always works. I can't recall the example case I saw, but it's reproducible stuff. It's not like it just randomly doesn't work. Well, maybe with threads. -Paul
- Paul Miller
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