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Amethyst/Brain/Infobot/Module/Zippy.pm view on Meta::CPAN
Do I have a lifestyle yet?
Do you guys know we just passed thru a BLACK HOLE in space?
Do you have exactly what I want in a plaid poindexter bar bat??
Do you like "TENDER VITTLES"?
Do you think the "Monkees" should get gas on odd or even days?
Does someone from PEORIA have a SHORTER ATTENTION span than me? does your DRESSING ROOM have enough ASPARAGUS?
DON'T go!! I'm not HOWARD COSELL!! I know POLISH JOKES ... WAIT!!
Don't go!! I AM Howard Cosell! ... And I DON'T know Polish jokes!!
Don't hit me!! I'm in the Twilight Zone!!!
Don't SANFORIZE me!!
Don't worry, nobody really LISTENS to lectures in MOSCOW, either! ... FRENCH, HISTORY, ADVANCED CALCULUS, COMPUTER PROGRAMMING, BLACK STUDIES, SOCIOBIOLOGY! ... Are there any QUESTIONS??
Edwin Meese made me wear CORDOVANS!!
Eisenhower!! Your mimeograph machine upsets my stomach!!
Either CONFESS now or we go to "PEOPLE'S COURT"!!
Everybody gets free BORSCHT!
Everybody is going somewhere!! It's probably a garage sale or a disaster Movie!!
Everywhere I look I see NEGATIVITY and ASPHALT ...
Excuse me, but didn't I tell you there's NO HOPE for the survival of OFFSET PRINTING? FEELINGS are cascading over me!!!
Finally, Zippy drives his 1958 RAMBLER METROPOLITAN into the faculty dining room.
First, I'm going to give you all the ANSWERS to today's test ... So just plug in your SONY WALKMANS and relax!!
FOOLED you! Absorb EGO SHATTERING impulse rays, polyester poltroon!! for ARTIFICIAL FLAVORING!!
Amethyst/Connection/Anarres.pm view on Meta::CPAN
use strict;
use vars qw(@ISA);
use POE;
use Data::Dumper;
use Parse::Lex;
use Amethyst::Connection;
use Amethyst::Message;
@ISA = qw(Amethyst::Connection);
# Offsets into the IST_COMPUTER format for machine readable messages.
sub MS_CLASS () { 0; }
sub MS_CONTENT () { 1; } # Might be removed
sub MS_FORMAT () { 2; }
sub MS_SOURCE () { 3; }
sub MS_ARGBASE () { 4; }
# Token type and value, from Parse::Lex->analyze
sub MT_TYPE () { 0; }
sub MT_VALUE () { 1; }
factpacks/Linux.fact view on Meta::CPAN
Satlas => <reply> $who, Spectral atlas of the Sun. URL: http://www.physics.unc.edu/~serge/satlas/
SAUCE => <reply> $who, Paranoid anti-spam mailserver. URL: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~ian/sauce/
savant => <reply> $who, VHDL 93 analyzer/code generator. URL: http://www.ececs.uc.edu/~paw/savant/
sawmill => <reply> $who, Extensible window manager. URL: http://www.dcs.warwick.ac.uk/~john/sw/sawmill/index.html
SB1000 => <reply> $who, Network device driver for General Instruments SB1000. URL: http://www.jacksonville.net/~fventuri/
sb1kinst => <reply> $who, Linux SURFboard 1000 driver auto-installer. URL: http://home.adelphia.net/~siglercm/sb1000.html
sblive => <reply> $who, Linux Driver for SoundBlaster Live! and Live! Value.. URL: http://developer.soundblaster.com/linux/
SBLive Driver => <reply> $who, GPL'ed Linux kernel driver for SBLive! sound cards.. URL: http://opensource.creative.com/
sC++ => <reply> $who, A concurrent C++ environment providing Motif and Sockets libraries. URL: http://ltiwww.epfl.ch/sCxx/
ScanDoc => <reply> $who, Themable documentation generator similar to Javadoc or KDoc. URL: http://www.sylvantech.com/~talin/projects/scandoc/scandoc.html
SCAPUTMEP => <reply> $who, Server-Client-Application to distribute tasks in a heterogenious network. URL: http://rupert.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de/~vogelgr/
SCAR => <reply> $who, Simple console audio recorder.. URL: http://www.pdamusic.com/computer/scar.html
Sced => <reply> $who, modelling program that makes use of geometric constraints. URL: http://http.cs.berkeley.edu/~schenney/sced/sced.html
Scene => <reply> $who, Inventor and VRML toolkit.. URL: http://scene.netpedia.net
SCEZ => <reply> $who, Smart card library. URL: http://www.franken.de/crypt/scez.html
Sched-Gen => <reply> $who, HTML weekly schedule generator. URL: http://www.nmt.edu/~rubber/projects/
sci => <reply> $who, A data entry screen builder which works from ASCII templates. URL: http://linuxparts.com/index.html
SciLab => <reply> $who, A matrix-based scientific software package resembling Matlab and Xmath.. URL: ftp://ftp.inria.fr/INRIA/Projects/Meta2/Scilab
Scintilla => <reply> $who, Source code editing component and tiny IDE for Win32 and GTK+.. URL: http://www.scintilla.org/
Scirc => <reply> $who, An IRC client written in Guile Scheme. URL: http://webserver.de/forcer/scirc.html
Scitech Display Doctor => <reply> $who, Universal VESA driver and utilities. URL: http://www.scitechsoft.com/sdd_linux.html
factpacks/html.fact view on Meta::CPAN
html <SHAPE attribute> => One of: Defualt, Circle ( x, y, r ), Rect ( x, y, w, h ) & Polygon ( x1, y1, x2, y2, ... )
html <FN> => <Footnote> The footnote tag defines a footnote, ideally displayed in a pop-up window. The text that refers to this footnote does so with a standard anchor tag using anchor-name.
example <FN> => <FN ID=anchor-name> text </FN>
html <FONT> => The font tag defines text with a smaller or larger font than usual. The normal font size corresponds to 3; smaller values of number will produce a smaller font, and larger values of number will produce a larger font. See: <FONT> 2
html <FONT> 2 => If number has a sign (for example +1), the font will be changed relative to the BASEFONT.
example <FONT> => <FONT SIZE=number> & <FONT COLOR="#RRGGBB"> & <FONT COLOR="colorname"> & <FONT FACE="facename1, facename2...">
html <FONT COLOR> => The COLOR attribute allows you to change the colour of the text.
example <FONT COLOR> => <FONT COLOR="#RRGGBB"> & <FONT COLOR="colorname">
html <FONT FACE> => The FACE attribute specifies the face to be used, such as Arial or Courier. If multiple names are specified, the first one listed that is installed on the client machine is used.
example <FONT FACE> => <FONT FACE="facename1, facename2...">
html <FORM> => The form tag introduces a form, which is made up of INPUT elements, described in the sections that follow. See: <FORM> 2
html <FORM> 2 => A form may be inside structural HTML tags & may also contain structural tags. Using tables and other elements a form can take on various shapes and looks.
example <FORM> => <FORM ACTION=action base> form tags </FORM> & <FORM METHOD=method> form tags </FORM> & <FORM ENCTYPE=media type> form tags </FORM>
html <FORM ACTION> => The ACTION attribute defaults to the document's base address.
example <FORM ACTION> => <FORM ACTION=action base> form tags </FORM> & <FORM ACTION=action base TARGET="target window name"> form tags </FORM>
html <FORM METHOD> => The METHOD attribute can be GET or POST. GET specifies a query form, used to get data from a server. See: <FORM METHOD> 2
html <FORM METHOD> 2 => POST specifies a form that gives information to the server and perhaps causes a database to be updated or a message to be sent.
example <FORM METHOD> => <FORM METHOD=method> form tags </FORM>
html <FORM ENCTYPE> => See: example <FORM ENCTYPE>
example <FORM ENCTYPE> => <FORM ENCTYPE=media type> form tags </FORM>
html <FORM SCRIPT> => The SCRIPT attribute points to a script to be run. The browser must be able to run the type of script that is specified.
factpacks/html.fact view on Meta::CPAN
html <IMG HSPACE> => (HSPACE=number) Here number is the space, in pixels, to leave to the left and right of the image.
html <IMG ISMAP> => (ISMAP="url") This attribute indicates that this image is a server side image map.
html <IMG LOOP> => (LOOP=number) The optional LOOP attribute will cause the resource to be played number times. LOOP="INFINITE" will cause the resource to be played continuously as long as the page is open.
html <IMG LOWSRC> => (LOWSRC="url") Specifies an image to be displayed while the SRC image is being loaded. This alternate image should take much less time to download then the SRC image: it should be lower resolution, black and white, etc.
html <IMG START> => (START="start option") The START attribute specifies when the browser should start to play the resource specified with the DYNSRC attribute. START=FILEOPEN instructs the browser to play the resource only when the file is opened. S...
html <IMG SRC> => (SRC="URL") Here "URL" identifies the image source, typically a GIF or JPEG file.
html <IMG UNITS> => (UNITS=units) Here units is one of pixels, meaning the width and height are measured in pixels, or en, meaning the width and height are measured in en spaces.
html <IMG USEMAP> => (USEMAP="url") This attribute overrides the ISMAP attribute, if present, and if the browser supports client-side image maps. It uses the MAP element found at url to translate clicks.
html <IMG WIDTH> => (WIDTH=number) This specifies the width of the image, according to the UNITS attribute.
html <IMG VSPACE> => (VSPACE=number) Here number is the space, in pixels, to leave above and below the image.
html <INPUT> => To be filled in at a later date <Form Input>
html <INS> => (Inserted Text) The inserted text tag marks text that has been inserted, for example in a group authoring situation or a legal document.
example <INS> => <INS> text </INS>
html <ISINDEX> => (Is Index) The isindex tag, which is only valid in a HEAD section, declares that the current HTML document is a searchable index. The user will be prompted for keywords to search for. A new URL will be formed by taking the base addr...
example <ISINDEX> => <ISINDEX HREF=URL> & <ISINDEX PROMPT=prompt>
html <KBD> => <Keyboard> The keyboard tag defines text that should be shown in a fixed width font. It can be nested with other idiomatic or typographic tags but some browsers will respect only the innermost tag. Many browsers use the same font for th...
example <KBD> => <KBD> text </KBD>
html <LANG> => <Language> The language tag is used to alter the language used for a block of text.
example <lang> => <LANG> text </LANG>
html <LH> => <List Heading> The list heading tag defines the heading for an ordered, unordered, or definition list. Other tags may be embedded in a list heading. It must come before any List Item (LI) or Definition Term (DT) tags in the list.
example <lh> => <LH> text </LH>
factpacks/techdict.fact view on Meta::CPAN
OCR => (Optical Character Recognition) This is the technology that allows computers to "read" the text from physical objects. It requires a graphical representation of text to interpret. This usually comes from a scanned image.
OEM => (Original Equipment Manufacturer) This acronym is used to denote equipment that is sold to other companies or resellers for integration into systems. For example, a hard drive manufacturer may sell an OEM hard drive in bulk quantities and no m...
Office Suite => The set of software products that are required by an office. Most often comprised of a spreadsheet program, a word processor, a scheduler, and a presentation manager. Sometimes they will include a financial package and a database prog...
OLE => (see Object Linking and Embedding) see Object Linking and Embedding
Online => The term refers to anything that's on the Internet, as in "I've got this great online magazine for you to check out at www.ugeek.com."
OpenGL => (Open Graphics Language) This is a 3D graphics language developed by Silicon Graphics. OpenGL support is built into Windows NT. You can see some examples by checking out the NT screen savers. Some 3D graphics accelerators have OpenGL accele...
Optical Carrier 12 => (OC-12) This stands for the 622 Mbps ATM protocol. Some large Internet providers are using OC-12 for their backbones.
Optical Carrier 3 => (OC-3) Synonym for the 155 Mbps ATM protocol.
Optical Drive => A storage device that uses light to store data instead of magnetism. To write it (usually) uses a laser to change a tiny portion of an optical disk so that it can be read later by checking the state of that portion.
OS => (Operating System) The program that allows you to access the basic functions of your computer. It is the minimum software required to run a program. The best one by far is the MacOS.
Output => Anything that comes out of a computer or system. As in, "Watch out for that pile of OUTPUT on the sidewalk."
Over-clocking => This is the act of running a chip at a higher clock speed than it was specified for. Very often, chips are capable of running faster than they are specified for, and can be safely over-clocked.
P54C => This is the official part number for the Pentium processor from Intel.
P55C => This is the official part number for the Pentium processor with MMX technology from Intel.
Packet => A collection of information. It's often used to refer to the chunks of information sent over computer networks.
Packet Filter => This is anything that filters out network traffic based on sender's address, receiver's address, and the type of protocol being sent. Some routers support packet filtering, all firewalls do, and some proxy servers will as well.
Packet InterNet Gopher => (PING) Part of the standard TCP/IP suite of protocols that allows you to check your connectivity with other devices, or to check whether your own TCP/IP stack is working properly. Normally, you type in something like "ping 2...
Page Fault => This is not an error. It means that the computer had to resort to using the swap file as memory.
Parallel => Meaning in unison, or many things at the same time. Most commonly refers to a computer with multiple processors that can execute multiple instructions at the same time.
Parallel Port => The parallel port is found on just about all PCs. It's a 25-pin interface cable (DB-25) that is designed for connection to a printer. Normally, it will take up IRQ 7. In addition to printers, you can connect many other devices such a...
Parity => Meaning that there is an equality. Usually for the purpose of safety, so that if one goes bad there is still the other.
factpacks/weather.fact view on Meta::CPAN
Baguio => RPUB located in Philippines. 16-25N 120-36E.
Daet => RPUD located in Philippines. 14-08N 122-59E.
San Jose => RPUH located in Philippines. 12-21N 121-02E.
Iba => RPUI located in Philippines. 15-20N 119-58E.
Calapan => RPUK located in Philippines. 13-25N 121-11E.
Naga => RPUN located in Philippines. 13-35N 123-16E. Also see Luzon Island
Luzon Island => RPUN located in Philippines 13-35N. Also see Naga
Basco => RPUO located in Philippines. 20-27N 121-58E.
Vigan => RPUQ located in Philippines. 17-34N 120-23E.
Baler => RPUR located in Philippines. 15-46N 121-34E.
Tuguegarao => RPUT located in Philippines. 17-37N 121-44E.
Virac => RPUV located in Philippines. 13-35N 124-14E.
Marinduque Island => RPUW located in Philippines. 13-22N 121-50E.
Tacloban => RPVA located in Philippines. 11-15N 125-00E.
Dumaguete => RPVD located in Philippines. 09-18N 123-18E.
Catarman => RPVF located in Philippines. 12-29N 124-38E.
Guiuan => RPVG located in Philippines. 11-02N 126-44E.
Iloilo => RPVI located in Philippines. 10-42N 122-34E.
Masbate => RPVM located in Philippines. 12-22N 123-37E.
Puerto Princesa => RPVP located in Philippines. 09-45N 118-44E.
Roxas => RPVR located in Philippines. 11-35N 122-45E.
factpacks/weather2.fact view on Meta::CPAN
RPUA => Aparri (Aparri)
RPUB => Baguio (Baguio)
RPUD => Daet (Daet)
RPUH => San Jose (San Jose)
RPUI => Iba (Iba)
RPUK => Calapan (Calapan)
RPUN => Naga / Luzon Island (Naga)
RPUO => Basco (Basco)
RPUQ => Vigan (Vigan)
RPUR => Baler (Baler)
RPUT => Tuguegarao (Tuguegarao)
RPUV => Virac (Virac)
RPUW => Marinduque Island (Marinduque Island)
RPVA => Tacloban (Tacloban)
RPVD => Dumaguete (Dumaguete)
RPVF => Catarman (Catarman)
RPVG => Guiuan (Guiuan)
RPVI => Iloilo (Iloilo)
RPVM => Masbate (Masbate)
RPVP => Puerto Princesa (Puerto Princesa)
RPVR => Roxas (Roxas)
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