Bill St. Clair : Blogmax
"extends the power of Emacs to ease the maintenance of a weblog, a frequently updated web site containing links and commentary." via
more like thisFrancois Pinard : pymacs
"allows for using Python as if it were part of Emacs LISP. I merely revisited
a good idea from Cedric Adjih, who published `pyemacs' about three years
ago, and spiced with a few simplification ideas on my own. It seems to work!"
TPJ : Constants in Perl
And that means that my little fugue state was apparently all
for nothing: the line in question does exactly what I thought it
did (but worried that it didn't!), and so it isn't
interesting. The whole episode has distracted me from the task of
finding why the larger program is misbehaving -- and it so
exhausted me that I can't bear to read the next line of code
(something about ($< % 3 and exec 'cat')||dump, whatever that
does!). And as I blearily give up bug-swatting for the day, I
suddenly remember the 22-year-old Pascal book that I'd read, and I
wish that the person who wrote "86400" had instead followed the
Pascallers' advice to use a named constant!
developerWorks : Introducing ssh-agent and keychain
via
hack the planetperl -e 'use Date::Format; use Time::Timezone; print &time2str("%c",1000000000 + &tz_local_offset()),"\n";'
The dict-ified dictionary.com word of the day is pablum
| source : wn |
Pablum
n 1: a form of cereal for infants [syn: {Pablum}]
2: a diet that does not require chewing; advised for those with
intestinal disorders [syn: {soft diet}, {pap}, {spoon food}]
3: worthless or oversimplified ideas [syn: {pap}]