Games, Diversions & Perl Culture

Index

A note on the digital index

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Symbols

#avara channel, Are You Spongeworthy?

#chaos channel and chaosbot, Bots and Infobots

#distributed channel, Are You Spongeworthy?

#if and #ifdef statements in Perl, Toss-up Questions

#linuxos channel, Are You Spongeworthy?

#macdev channel, Are You Spongeworthy?

#macintosh channel (IRC), IRC

#perl (pound perl), Bonus Questions

#perl channel (IRC), IRC–You Can’t Do That in Public!, IRC, You Can’t Do That in Public!

#riskybus channel and robbot, Bots and Infobots

#robogeeks channel, Are You Spongeworthy?

#unixhelp channel, So What?

$ typeglob, Toss-up Answers

$Duration state variable, Percussion, Uniformity, and noop

noop function and, Percussion, Uniformity, and noop

% (modulus) operator, Using synch, and Some Actual Music

measure counters and, Using synch, and Some Actual Music

%kanji hash, Dictionary Database

%Known_clusters hash, How to Identify Words, How to Identify Words

&#x10D10 attribute value, Toss-up Questions

( _ ) single-character Perl variable, Toss-up Answers

(’) apostrophe, equivalent to double colon syntax, Toss-up Answers

10-base-T/100-base-T connections, Toss-up Questions

:-) (smiley face), Toss-up Questions

as cultural icon, Toss-up Questions ...