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Devel::GC::Helper - Finds leaked variables.
Devel::GC::Helper has been released..
This module walks the entire perl space, from main:: and notes what it has found, then it walks all SVs that are active and tells you which ones are potential leaks.
Basically, a easy mark and sweep, try using it with Devel::Cycle and enjoy!
x-posted from my livejournal
Euro OSCON day -1
I don't actually know where anyone else, and I don't have a cellphone to contact people, so I sync up quickly with my friends who live outside of Amsterdam, and then head over to the conference hotel, another NH hotel.
At the registration desk I meet Gina again, we chat a bit about Amsterdam and Europe vs the US. Then I head up to the speaker lounge and get registered and say hi to Vee.
In the lobby I find a certain Larry Wall circling around and decide together with Gina to go out for dinner, we end up in Oriental City where I've had dim sum earlier. Just coming from Singapore and Kuala Lumpur, the food wasn't as exciting but nevertheless it was good, and the company was excellent.
And oddity I did mention is that they use portable two way radios, which I find hilarious. We gave those up 15 years ago and actually use cellphones. Even the military mostly uses cellphones and text messaging these days!
Went to bed early.
Cheers
Artur
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A month of slacking
Krakow was absolutely fantastic and I sure want to go back, it was full of clubs, students and cheap food, the old town and the old jewish quarters are really amazing.
After 5 days of slacking in Krakow I flew back to London to spend some time at
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Washing machines
Why don't we have RFID tags in all clothes that tell the washing machine HOW to wash the clothes instead of having to magically try different settings all the time!?
Or at least force all washing clothes UI designers to have to use their own designs.
Alive in London
Holiday and Conference Tour
So on the 19th of July, I will fly to Ottawa via Chicago from Stockholm for the Ottawa Linux Symposium. I am staying the conference hotel together with Mr Duncan.
On the 25th of July After the conference ends we will fly down to Portland via Chicago and arrive on the evening of that sunday.
5 days of OSCON!
Fly home on the 29th of July to Stockholm for another 8 days of holiday before I start working again back in London.
If anyone wants to meet up in Ottawa, please drop me an email!
Net::LibNIDS on CPAN
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Request entered on: Thu, 01 Jul 2004 16:27:06 GMT
Request completed: Thu, 01 Jul 2004 16:29:11 GMT
Thanks,
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Net::LibNIDS
Now please, how the hell do I write portable tests for a network sniffer! (And no, you can't portable sniff on loopback interfaces)
sky
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help them think they understand.
--Larry Wall
