And he’s not quite back in the game
As I know you all come here for my articulate, exacting, and poignant political rants, I’ve compiled a short reaction to the State of the Union address.
a birthday tally
ice cream cake
flowers
red KitchenAid toaster
shirt
bright red retro kitchen stool
$20 cold hard cashola
an evening of board games
a day of random shopping in Bozeman on a day off for a national holiday that I’m more than happy to share with MLK
cards
calls
wi-fi router (Okay, I bought this for myself)
Yay for birthdays.
son of a…
Spammers have found my weblog. Four in the last two days. I hope they “all get ass cancer and die,” as the mighty jimbo would say.
perl tips in case you tend to forget things like I do
So, you want to test string equality in Perl? You just use ‘==’ right? Wrong. In Perl, that will only test number equality which could cause a few problems and inconsistencies.
The Wrong Way:
$mystring = “”;
# wrong way
if ( $mystring == “” )
{
print $mystring; #will never print
}
The [...]
um, what?
Is this really something that our federal government needs to be addressing? I would think it has bigger fish to fry.
Hi, Mr. Dean. My name is Nicole, and I may be voting for you this fall.
perl -c geek.pl
#! /usr/bin/perl
print “I have a wi-fi router on its way\n”;
print “Thank you Amazon.\n”;
print “I am such a geek”;
Bravo, David E. Kelly
the practice episode that aired tonight couldn’t have been more poignant and timely. It correlated superbly with the discussion that has been going on in my comments. Eugene’s arraignment speech was beautiful. Hopefully I can find a script somewhere. If so, I will post it here.
Please tell me someone saw this. [...]