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Apparently my wife programmed in Turtle on the Amiga 500 when she was in elementary school (she’s 7 years younger than me).
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Jason L. Froebe: Ramblings of a Geek
The ramblings of a geek often have interesting side effects of often being entertaining and sometimes correct. Jason L. Froebe talks about many subjects but primarily databases and perl.
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This random selection from my daily reads. It changes each time the page is refreshed.
Twitter- jfroebe: DVD -> PS3 video file on linux: http://h264enc.sourceforge.net/July 3, 2008
- jfroebe: @tzurriz she says 'dada' to the cats, the tv, the floor, the sofa, her diaper (full or empty)July 3, 2008
- jfroebe: argh - for TechWaveJuly 2, 2008
- jfroebe: I'm all ready to go for TeamSybaseJuly 2, 2008
- jfroebe: ordering my plane ticket to Sybase's TechWave (Sybase is paying for me to go)July 2, 2008
- jfroebe: found the memory leak - no longer using that piece of code.. the monitoring daemon using POE is now working with no memory leaks :)July 2, 2008
- jfroebe: tracking down a memory leak of ~300 kbytes -- grrrJuly 2, 2008
- jfroebe: @talexb if you want to see code that if f'd up.. take a look at POE::Component::EasyDBI - results are handled by events - not returnedJuly 2, 2008
- jfroebe: how can you tell you don't have enough caffeine in your blood? You have to look up how to copy a perl hash when you work with perl for $$July 2, 2008
- jfroebe: got http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=695063 to work with production code... found a mem leak with our db connect codeJuly 2, 2008
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