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260 - Embperl
Most people use Perl scripts on the web to run programs that generate web pages, and they use PHP to write web pages that include programitic (scripted) elements. Both of these approaches work well. But let's say that you want to provide web pages that include a bit of scripting, you know Perl al ....

259 - Responding to spam
I understand that I shocked someone the other week by purchasing a service that I had seen advertised in a spam email that was going the rounds. I feel justified ... I didn't purchase off the spammer, but rather the spam reminded me of a service that was available and I took the reminder to resear ....

258 - Easter at Well House Consultants
Good Friday - with shops and stores open (and online shops that never close), but with most of our customers off for a long weekend, what better day to choose to "make the rounds" of hardware stores and bookshops in Central London to see what's new and upcoming, and make some decisions on what we'll ....

257 - Politics gets nasty. Must be an election coming up.
Ever tried to find a good plumber in a hurry? Or (if you're a business) good cleaning or wait staff? If you have, you'll know there's something of a shortage of people who are prepared to do these jobs and to do them well. If you're a user of such a business and you come into contact with staff in ....

256 - Spring is in the air
What better time to share some new pictures of our training centre with you - those of you who've been here on public courses may spot a few changes. Here's a distant view of our grade 2 listed Spa house seen from across the fields towards Bowerhill. Although well connected, (just a short walk to t ....

255 - STDIN, STDOUT, STDERR and DATA - Perl file handles
A Typical computer program is run from a single keyboard or other control point, but with access to thousands of files. So it's "cheap" for a programming language to open a connection and provide a buffer to that control centre (often known as "standard in" and "standard out", but impractically exp ....

254 - x operator in Perl
So often, newcomers to programming try to use an "x" operator to multiply - and it doesn't work; they should use "*" in most languages. In Perl ... "x" means something different ... "replicate the string on the left the number of times on the right". I've frequently been asked for a good example o ....

253 - Finding the right holes
Nothing to do with my usual writing here, but a piece I wrote as someone who very occasionally interviews, and is sometimes asked for my comments on CV and the like At an interview, you have an exploration of both how person "x" can be useful to company "y", and also how company "y" can provide the ....

252 - A West End show
We're in London and went to see "Whose life is it anyway" yesterday afternoon at the inappropriately named Comedy Theatre. The play's about a very bright and "thinking" sculptor, who's left as a paraplegic after an accident. Although the doctors have done everything they physically can for her, sh ....

251 - WIBNIF
"Wouldn't it be nice if". Acronym. I've been using it for years and I don't know where it came from; I suspect it's both my invention and that of others too; I claim in back to 1980. WIBNIF lists are a great asset to an ongoing product or business. I have several - I keep short term ones in piece ....

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