# gnat: no f*cking microsoft products, thanks :) # ^Pudge: what about non-f*cking MS products? # i hear MS Bob is a virgin.
# gnat: no f*cking microsoft products, thanks :) # ^Pudge: what about non-f*cking MS products? # i hear MS Bob is a virgin.
# tolerate Silly Billy’s file system conventions
my $provider = Template::Provider->new({
DELIMITER => ‘ ‘,
INCLUDE_PATH => ‘C:/HERE/NOW D:/THERE/THEN’,
});
# better solution: install Linux! :-)
# Whoops, the admin left the field blank, bad admin, # no donut. Pick a time far enough in the future that # it gives the admin time to correct the mistake. # Twenty minutes should be enough.
$a = num(); $b = num(); $c = num(); $d = num(); $dot = ‘.'; $total = “$a$dot$b$dot$c$dot$d”; ## # … HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH # I haven’t laughed that hard since rave got owned in h0no3!! # my $total = $a . “.” . $b . “.” . $c . “.” . $d; ## return $total;
# Users should only see this if the # programmer (me) fucked up
/* However, this won't work in all cases, because DBI handles for reasons that are far beyond the scope of this document. (To be honest, I, Jochen Wiedmann, still don't understand all the things Tim does in his XS sources. ;-) */
## We don’t want people sending me their ## passwords when they report problems ## now do we :-)
# For some reason, I just can’t get this # to work with my mod_dav. Works with Greg’s though??? # Very very annoyed spent hours tracking it. I’ll give # you a porsche if you can find out why it bugs out.
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