use Perl

I've been spamming everywhere else, so why not here?

'The purpose of this tutorial is to teach you enough Catalyst to be dangerous, as quickly as possible. It should take less than an hour to complete. Dangerous, in this case, means "able to make use of the core documentation".'

http://www.pjls.co.uk/tutorials/catalyst.html

+Pete

https://secure.bytemark.co.uk/panel/

I really like how Javascript makes me think differently about some aspects of programming - the inheritance system is ... different, but kinda funky, and I've been relying on closures more than I've had to before. So if anyone knows anyone who needs some Javascript contracting done ... :-) pete@nospam.clueball.com

So here's a little snippet of my .procmailrc to remove characters I can't understand anyway from the subject and from lines, as mut is sending them straight to my terminal, and messing up my display:

# Rewrite the subject and sender to remove foreign characters
OLDSUBJECT=`/usr/local/bin/formail -xSubject:`
NEWSUBJECT=`echo $OLDSUBJECT | /usr/bin/tr -cs '\11\12\40-\176' 'Z'`

OLDSENDER=`/usr/local/bin/formail -xFrom:`
NEWSENDER=`echo $OLDSENDER | /usr/bin/tr -cs '\11\12\40-\176' 'Z'`

:0fw
|/usr/local/bin/formail -i "Subject: $NEWSUBJECT"

:0fw
|/usr/local/bin/formail -i "From: $NEWSENDER"

I'm putting together a very rudimentary mod_perl 2 tutorial / guide. The HTML sucks etc, but content suggestions are welcome ...

+Pete

So here's an idea: Why Doesn't Someone(tm) create an automated system where module authors can offer bounties in a central place? Bounties per bug can be set as high as authors want, in a sort of auction fashion... Sadly, as TorgoX will no-doubt point out, I'm a bear of little action, and even less time, so I think this should become someone else's baby.