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Best Nodes of The Day

# Node Author Rep
1 Re: Mechanize - Bad File descriptor NERDVANA 19
2 Re^2: $x = `cat big_file` seg faults cavac 17
3 Re: Push to array as part of Struct choroba 16
4 Re: $x = `cat big_file` seg faults choroba 16
5 Re^2: Mechanize - Bad File descriptor cavac 14
6 Re^3: Mechanize - Bad File descriptor etj 12
7 Re^4: Mechanize - Bad File descriptor hippo 11
8 Re^3: $x = `cat big_file` seg faults choroba 11
9 Re: Push to array as part of Struct LanX 10
10 Re^6: Passing argument by reference (for a scalar) choroba 8
As of Sep 11, 2024 at 04:08 UTC, Next refresh in 1 hour ±15 min

Best Nodes of The Week

# Node Author Rep
1 Re: Passing argument by reference (for a scalar) etj 27
2 Re: Passing argument by reference (for a scalar) ikegami 26
3 Re: FCGI, tied handles and wide characters ikegami 24
4 Re: version error choroba 24
5 Re^2: Passing argument by reference (for a scalar) ikegami 22
6 Re^3: [OT] Astronomical puzzling about daylight hours at different latitudes hippo 22
7 Re: [OT] Astronomical puzzling about daylight hours at different latitudes hippo 22
8 Re^4: Passing argument by reference (for a scalar) pryrt 20
9 Re: Postgresql output to file 1nickt 20
10 Re: Using Win32::SerialPort in a module Corion 20
As of Sep 11, 2024 at 00:21 UTC, Next refresh in 15 mins ±15 min

Best Nodes of The Month

# Node Author Rep
1 DBI revived Tux 48
2 Re: Returning to Perl after almost 3 decades talexb 40
3 Re: Returning to Perl after almost 3 decades NERDVANA 38
4 Re: Hash syntax hippo 33
5 Re: regex to match double letters but not triple or more hv 33
6 Returning to Perl after almost 3 decades DaWolf 33
7 Re: Upgrading Perl codebase of older Perl version ikegami 32
8 Re: Evaluating the condition ($x) hv 32
9 Re: DBI revived cavac 30
10 Re: Upgrading Perl codebase of older Perl version NERDVANA 29
As of Sep 11, 2024 at 00:25 UTC, Next refresh in 20 hours and 15 mins ±15 min

Best Nodes of The Year

# Node Author Rep
1 DBI revived Tux 47
2 Re: How To Remove Warnings From Regex Athanasius 42
3 Re: Interrupting a loop choroba 41
4 Re: Perl doesn't give error when module is not found 2 choroba 41
5 Re: Returning to Perl after almost 3 decades talexb 40
6 22 years, and about a quarter century of Perl talexb 40
7 Re: Anonymous subroutines (why and what for) LanX 39
8 Re: Returning to Perl after almost 3 decades NERDVANA 38
9 Re: Perl doesn't give error when module is not found choroba 38
10 Shout out to Monks young and old stevieb 38
11 List::Gen revivified jo37 37
12 Re: Calling a sub without enclosing its argument inside brackets ikegami 37
13 Re^3: How to implement a Queue that doesn't leak memory? hippo 37
14 Re: catch "use Inline::C" death Corion 36
15 Re: CPAN test suites with SQL Corion 36
16 "Terminal Velocity", a better Linux terminal graphics demo cavac 36
17 Re: Two variables changed by tr hippo 35
18 Re: Is require still required? hippo 35
19 Re: Have you ever lost your work? talexb 35
20 Re: Serious vulnerability in Spreadsheet::ParseExcel pryrt 35
As of Sep 10, 2024 at 17:31 UTC, Next refresh in 13 hours and 15 mins ±15 min
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