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So, today I got a coffee pot to replace my fucking broken one at the TCC.
I don't mind when my cow orkers use my coffee pot. In fact, more power to them. However, I'd like to know if they break my stuff. So I can go buy a new one IMMEDIATELY after the fact and not have to bitch about finding out about broken shit a week fucking later on an LJ that I know they don't read.
In other news, I need a haircut. Tomorrow, if I can find the free time (RIGHT.) I'll go to Edwards's to get one.
Do not write perl like this, it angers the Gods:
foreach $key_ (keys %{$row_hash}) {
${$key_} = $row_hash->{$key_};
}
As well, it makes it fucking impossible to debug. use strict; exists for a reason. Learn how to operate with it on. AND -- Just because you *can* write your own templating system doesn't mean you should - see HTML::Template for a really simple one, that in fact I can modify to work with the template your broken-ass shit that throws warnings about undefined variables likes.
I traumatize my roommate.
My roommate is even more easily-traumatized than I am.
Phone companies lie, wetdryvac. It's the first thing they teach them. Your phone could be on fire on your desk and they'd say it was just normal ringing behavior.
I don't mind when my cow orkers use my coffee pot. In fact, more power to them. However, I'd like to know if they break my stuff. So I can go buy a new one IMMEDIATELY after the fact and not have to bitch about finding out about broken shit a week fucking later on an LJ that I know they don't read.
In other news, I need a haircut. Tomorrow, if I can find the free time (RIGHT.) I'll go to Edwards's to get one.
Do not write perl like this, it angers the Gods:
foreach $key_ (keys %{$row_hash}) {
${$key_} = $row_hash->{$key_};
}
As well, it makes it fucking impossible to debug. use strict; exists for a reason. Learn how to operate with it on. AND -- Just because you *can* write your own templating system doesn't mean you should - see HTML::Template for a really simple one, that in fact I can modify to work with the template your broken-ass shit that throws warnings about undefined variables likes.
I traumatize my roommate.
My roommate is even more easily-traumatized than I am.
Phone companies lie, wetdryvac. It's the first thing they teach them. Your phone could be on fire on your desk and they'd say it was just normal ringing behavior.