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Node ID	Writeup	Created
990628	CPAN module installation failure...	2012-08-30 03:47
981817	Re^2: HTML::FormFu, reading value of an element from controller...	2012-07-14 13:54
981758	HTML::FormFu, reading value of an element from controller...	2012-07-14 04:05
964723	Catalyst; configuring session expire time and flash problem...	2012-04-12 08:35
910346	Re^2: Problems setting up a local version of Perl (DBD::mysql)...	2011-06-18 17:56
910285	Problems setting up a local version of Perl (DBD::mysql)...	2011-06-18 03:45
907661	Re^2: HTML::FormFu element removal...	2011-06-01 16:35
907577	Re^2: HTML::FormFu element removal...	2011-06-01 06:46
907494	HTML::FormFu element removal...	2011-05-31 16:37
899843	HTML::FormFu applying conditional constraint to element in form config file	2011-04-17 23:04
670573	Matching a hex value in a string...	2008-02-27 10:24
670511	Re^4: Net::Telnet: how to detect an empty line...	2008-02-27 06:34
670480	Re^2: Net::Telnet: how to detect an empty line...	2008-02-27 04:41
670469	Re^2: Net::Telnet: how to detect an empty line...	2008-02-27 03:51
670445	Net::Telnet: how to detect an empty line...	2008-02-27 00:31

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[Corion]: ... entering the data

[Corion]: Discipulus: I don't know whether I could really do that, but the init process itself mostly launches other processes, and the whole startup is just following a path of dependencies and making sure they are all running. Which basically is what ...

[Discipulus]: when at work my time is (temporarly) owned by the firm, so i do not care (coworkers whatch movies.. I code Perl)

[Corion]: ... make already does, except for files instead of programs. But maybe with some /proc hackery, that could be eliminated and one could use plain make :-D

[choroba]: systemd just makes is asynchronous

[choroba]: so, make -j

[Corion]: Discipulus: Yeah - but when writing Perl to save time (instead of having fun), it helps to look whether you're actually saving time ;) Why spend 5 minutes doing manually what you can spend three years automating? ;)

[Corion]: choroba: Oh, yeah :-D

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