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2018
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- A first look at zsun WiFi SD card reader
- An explicit solution for d-digit excellent numbers in terms of factors of 10d - 1
- An excellent optimization story: Moving from GMP to builtins reduces run time by 95% or more
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- Rakudo Perl 6 was released on Christmas
- Perl6’s newline translation behavior has been fixed
- Perl6’s newline conversion behavior seems to be by design
- Newline translation in Perl6 is broken
- Building Rakudo Star Perl6 distribution on Windows 10 with Microsoft Visual Studio tools
- Free go faster stripes for your Perl programs
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- Translating a Rosetta Code entry from Perl to C++
- No more CPU upgrades for you!
- Linode makes it hard to maintain uptime (in a good way :-)
- Can the creators of Quorum write programs in Quorum?
- Then they came for your Java and Ruby
- Upgrading my laptop’s wireless card to an Intel 7260
- Multiple cohabitating versions of Perl on Windows
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- Highlight Perl source code using PPI::HTML
- How you average numbers matters
- It all boils down to stat vs fstat from MSVCRT on Windows
- Time zone insanity on Windows
- Fixing an oversight in Math::Int64
- Do you uuencode? pack ‘u’ does!
- Include image data in the data section of your Perl script or module
- Fixing malformed XML with Perl’s XML::Parser
- Hands off that constant
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- UTF-8 output in cmd.exe: perl 5 vs perl 6
- When bits don’t stick: More portability bugs in Perl modules
- Fix for Windows 8 fax API released by Microsoft
- HTTPS everywhere and H.R.4681 - Intelligence Authorization Act
- int main in C and hard coded directory separators in Perl
- Yeah, you put me in my place real good!
- Time is a scarce resource
- Hey, set up a test machine, why don’t ya?!
- What is really broken?
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- How can invalid assumptions remain uncovered through a battery of tests for such a long time?
- A curious case of a directory separator related test failure in Dancer2
- Fixing a single hard-coded path in a test in App::Cmd: The saga continues
- Fixing a hard coded file path in a test in App::Cmd: Success remains elusive
- More adventures in test failures
- Useful things I carry in my laptop bag
- Use Windows’ text to speech API from your Perl script
- Perl6 UTF-8 output in cmd.exe on Windows 8.1
- TDD is all well and good, but who’s testing the tests?
- Who put an extra CR in my CRLF? Fun with PerlIO layers
- Compile Vim and OpenSSL with Visual Studio 2013 Community Edition
- You’ve gotta quotemeta!
- 64-bit Perl 5.20.1 with Visual Studio 2013 Community Edition on Windows 8.1
- Interpolatable HTTP status codes: Another way
- Tests should not fail due to EOL differences across platforms
- Tests failing due to directory separators are unforced errors
- What does int a, b, c do in Perl?
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- Context dependence in Turkish
- Replacing hash keys with values does not a translation make
- Convert multi-page PDF to invidual PNG images using GraphicsMagick
- File::Which comes with its own ‘multiwhich’
- Just uploaded App::multiwhich in observance of CPAN day
- Are you a code monkey?
- Don’t declare a dependency on Crypt::SSLeay (or IO::Socket::SSL either)
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- Perl 5.20.0 brings a “better” PRNG to Windows
- Looking for UTF-8 under the lamp post
- UTF-8 output from perl in cmd.exe: It can’t be just WriteFile
- More on UTF-8 output from perl in cmd.exe
- Stackoverflow and the
<kbd>tag - What good is an iterator?
- What’s up with DoubleClick and the keyboard API?
- Why is PERLIO_F_CRLF set on the bottom-most ‘unix’ layer on Windows?
- UTF-8 output from Perl in cmd.exe: Layers of goodness
- Firefox seems to be on the way out
- UTF-8 output from Perl and C programs in cmd.exe on Windows 8
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- A non-exceptional failure in the catch block
- Migrated my Linode to take advantage of double RAM and SSDs
- Is a strong caution about Heartbleed worth the disruption to distributions with a declared dependency on Crypt::SSLeay?
- Does your code really depend on Crypt::SSLeay?
- Why does Crypt::SSLeay fail to build under Strawberry Perl?
- Building OpenSSL 1.0.1g on 64-bit Windows Pro 8.1 with Windows SDK 7.1
- Building and Installing gVim on Windows 8.1 Pro
- Link with the 64-bit libraries, Luke!
- Why did Extutils::ParseXS fail tests after building perl on Windows 8.1?
- So, I installed Windows 8.1 Pro
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- Use Perl to generate random project names
- Lazy lists are good
- A note on stats and probability
- Don’t rush to love the ugly duckling
- Sometimes, ugly solutions work better
- Hey smarty, use Dumbbench when benchmarking Perl code
- Regarding a note on optimization in Perl in perlperf
- Read select lines from a file using Perl
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- On Windows, how can I maximize a window created using Win32::OLE?
- Using Win32::OLE with events to capture Internet Explorer screenshots with Perl
- Don’t Box Me In: YAPC::NA 2012 Impressions
- Sign up for “Lunch with a Celebrity” at YAPC::NA
- YAPC::NA 2012
- Jemplate: The JavaScript templating engine made in heaven
- Handlebars.js: The only good JavaScript template engine?
- Identifier strings consisting solely of digits are not numbers
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- How do you pass the PostData argument to the Navigate method of IWebBrowser2 using Win32::OLE?
- My favorite editor is Vim
- HTML::TableExtract is beautiful
- Can Parallel::ForkManager speed up a seemingly IO bound task?
- Using \b in regex patterns can lead to surprising results
- Is there a performance penalty to using a BLOCK as the first argument to map when an EXPR would do?
- Upgrade to XCode 4.3.2 caused MacPorts builds to fail
- Replicating elements of a list in Perl
- Compressing video from Canon SX30IS using ffmpeg
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