aslakhellesoy

tmpdir=tmp
if [ -d "$tmpdir" ]; then
  rm -rf $tmpdir
fi
mkdir $tmpdir
height=2592
width=10
n=0
for f in *.jpg
do

bldewolf

#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;

my @s;

my $hop = 0;
while(<>) {
        chomp;

bernd

LoadPlugin exec

<Plugin exec>
	Exec "nobody:nogroup" "/path/to/collectd-redis.rb" "127.0.0.1" "6379"
</Plugin>

jorendorff

Oh no
I have gotten a bad cashew
but I can stick it out
no it is too awful
I have to spit out the whole mouthful
that was so awful
I have to write a poem about it

ramsey

Join the channel you want to register. Make sure you're an op (either the first to join, or someone who is an op there sets you to +o).

/join #newchannel
/msg chanserv register #newchannel
/msg chanserv set #newchannel mlock +cnt-s
/msg chanserv set #newchannel guard on
/msg chanserv set #newchannel secure on
/msg chanserv set #newchannel topiclock on
/msg chanserv set #newchannel keeptopic on
/msg chanserv set #newchannel url http://example.org/

jorendorff

Today on the Internet we were discussing some code one of us had written. He said that although his function would silently categorize the array [3, 7, 0] as having adjacent duplicate elements, that is not a bug, because no array in the program's input will contain 0. It said so right in his problem statement, which none of us had read.

I totally sympathize with this stance. It is the same thing as how when you ask something on Stack Overflow, almost no matter what it is, one of the top-voted answers will be, you shouldn't be asking that because you should be doing this other thing instead, which always turns out to be something sensible enough under ordinary circumstances, but hopelessly inappropriate for your actual situation. The main cost of asking a question therefore turns out to be convincing every stranger on the entire Internet that the question really is what you meant to ask, and that you are competent to ask it.

It reminds me of a situation at my house. I find that when I put something in

jamesabruce

#!/usr/bin/python

import bluetooth
import time
import requests
from requests.exceptions import ConnectionError

payload =''

while True: