Although I am usually loathe to say anything about television
Larry Wall : Apocalypse 3
"Ours is not to question why, ours is but to do (the next one) or die."
Dear Apple : "There are a lot of us perl programmers out here
who'd love to bring our applications to Mac OS X. Rumor has it that Apple can bridge Perl to Cocoa, much like the Java to Cocoa bridge, and were that to become available to us, we'd find it enormously useful.
We realize that adding it as a "supported API" would be a big deal, so we won't even ask for that (although it obviously would be cool). If you could somehow donate the Perl code you have for this to the community, then we already have a group of talented people who'll be happy to maintain it. Mac OS X already has very good Perl support and with a Cocoa to Perl bridge there would be no end of cool applications for X we would make."
Professional XML Web Services : SOAP Basics
(pdf)
Georgi Georgiev : class.dlist.db.php
is a "simple, not very well writen class, which manages dynamic double-linked list structure of data."
Me : weblogUpdates.xsl 0.3
The dict-ified dictionary.com word of the day is dishabille
| source : web1913 |
Dishabille \Dis`ha*bille"\, n. [See {Deshabille}.]
An undress; a loose, negligent dress; deshabille.
They breakfast in dishabille. --Smollett.
| source : wn |
dishabille
n : the state of being carelessly or partially dressed [syn: {deshabille}]
