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richardc (1662)
Wednesday October 09, 2002
04:51 AM
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Well since my last entry I made great progress on the todo list. I moved house, started a job, disposed of my van (short version: it caught fire and is dead now), visited my folks, and have started to etch out a new routine. Of course, since todo lists go up as well as down I've managed to take on a few extra projects along the way.
My current notional todo-list stands at:
- Do something about Siesta
- Finish the first draft of my alternative XS tutorial (Damn you Greg!)
- Get mirth back online once demon make with the ADSL
- Get fully caught up with all the @perl.org lists and use.perl journals
- Prod Schwern with my perl1 diffs
- PerlIO/TIEHANDLE crossbreeding
- ...
- Profit
I've dropped the patcharepositoryup stuff again, as I hear that people are looking at a more direct p4->svn path, so I'm dropping that for now.
Being without bandwidth is strange, I'm so very much out of sync with everything that's not irc or personal mail right now. I hope I'm not missing too much.
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Siesta (Score:1)
Re: Siesta (Score:1)
In extreme danger of grinding to a halt.
Have you guys got a mailing list or somesuch?
Several: siesta-dev [unixbeard.net], siesta-users [unixbeard.net], and siesta-commit [unixbeard.net] - all self-hosted.
Email $foo-sub@unixbeard.net to subscribe to any of them.