>>>> Heads up <<<<I just got a warning from Norton that "PamelaSetup-Basic.exe" has a virus
in it. The name is "VirusBurst"
Luckily, I did not install this software and Norton's quarantined it so I
could delte it, which I have done.
Symantec has not completed analysis of this particular piece of garbage but
it did catch the sig.
If you have installed Pamela, you may be in trouble.
Duffy wrote:
> I just got a warning from Norton that "PamelaSetup-Basic.exe" has a virus
> in it. The name is "VirusBurst"
>
> Luckily, I did not install...
>>>> BUY RAM <<<<..
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C<< >> vs C<< >> vs C<< x >>Ugh.
So we all know that there's this syntax for formatting codes (n=E9s "interio=
r
sequences") like C<< x >>.
And that tokenizes as three tokens:
"C<< ", open-C code
"x", content
" >>" close-code matching the C open-code
And this is explicated by what I wrote in perlpodspec where I say that such
a code...
* starts with a capital letter (just US-ASCII [A-Z]) followed by two or
more "<"'s, one or more whitespace characters,
* any number of characters
* one or more whit...
>>>> BLU-RAY MOVIES <<<<..
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>>> http://web-paradise.cn/2/blu-ray-movies <<<
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[PATCH] correctly handle C<< >> and C<<< >>> in diagnosticsThis is just a quick hack; ideally someone would make it use an actual
pod parser.
--- perl/lib/diagnostics.pm.orig 2003-12-30 15:48:47.000000000 -0800
+++ perl/lib/diagnostics.pm 2004-05-25 01:54:31.735904000 -0700
@@ -314,10 +314,10 @@
sub noop { return $_[0] } # spensive for a noop
sub bold { my $str =$_[0]; $str =~ s/(.)/$1\b$1/g; return $str; }
sub italic { my $str = $_[0]; $str =~ s/(.)/_\b$1/g; return $str; }
- s/[BC]<(.*?)>/bold($1)/ges;
+ s/C<<< (.*?) >>>|C<< (.*?) >>|[BC]<(.*?)>/bold($+)/ges;
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How to strip a string of <html>, ,</html>, <body>, </body>, <form ... >, </form> tags?
I have stream which is the HTML input of a page. Now I want to use only that part of this page, that is within <form .....> and </form> tags, and excluding these tags.How would I go about stripping <html>, ,</html>, <body>, </body>, <form ... >, </form>, <head> and </head> tags? I have to make sure that <head ...javascript..> and its corresponding </head> tags are not stripped in this process.sun21170
Wait... you said you wanted to strip the head tags, and you're also saying you need to NOT strip the ...
The Man Who Debunks Virus Myths <<<hero???>>>R.Rosenberger Vmyths.com!!!<<<SIGH>>>http://www.securitynewsportal.com/article.php?sid=1368&mode=thread&order=0
--
Regard: Joh@nnes�
1216771 Ont.Inc.
"Nothing is more damaging to a new truth than an old error"
Take a look at the following from the article:
(Begin quote)
"Rosenberger is not just a random ornery
writer with a website and a bone to pick. He's
an experienced programmer, a systems
administrator and a man of mystery with
high-level CIA security clearance.
Information about Rosenberger's status with
the CIA was confirmed by an inquiry to a
government office, and Ro...
Difference between <% %> <%# %> <%= %> ?
I have some server controls to which I want to assign the visible property using the server tags instead of code behind, but I can't manage to do it, so far I'm using: Public Shared Function accesible(ByVal user As USERRow) As Boolean Select Case user.rol Case "Administrator" Return True Cas...
>>>BOOKMARKS<<<I dont understand the hep page for Lsot Bookmarks - can someone guide me
please? I need to know what to look for (instructions in how to do it) As I
dont know what im doing im new to using PC's
RAJA SINGH wrote:
> I dont understand the hep page for Lsot Bookmarks - can someone guide me
> please? I need to know what to look for (instructions in how to do it) As I
> dont know what im doing im new to using PC's
please keep your posting together so we can follow whats
going on. Thanks.
Close FF. Now, using your file manager, locate the FF
profile. To l...
<<<THUD>>>http://www.novell.com/support/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=3882364&sliceId=1&docTypeID=DT_TID_1_1&dialogID=104807193&stateId=0%200%20104803654
Novell actually gave a projected release date for something?
<ponders if this date is before or after the new maintenance policy
kicks in>
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First, terrible subject line.
Second, the offender has been shot. ;-) Not really.... this guy is
awesome just because he is crazy like that.
Third, before the patch date stuff (February I think).
Goo...
How about <<< and >>> ops?
This has probably come up before, but I think it would be good if perl
had two additional arithemetic operators:
>>> would be a right shift _without_ sign extension
under use integer (currently, under use integer,
>> is at the mercy of the underlying C lib).
<<< would be a left roll ($x <<< $y would be equivalent
to ( ($x << $y) | (2**$y-1) & ($x >> (32-$y)) )
these two ops would come in handy when implementing cryptographic
algorithms. I guess you could argue that >>> should be a right roll,
but then I don'...
"<table></table>" and "<frameset><frame></frame></frameset>" in perl/tkDear my friends...
Anybody would be so kind telling me what is similar in
perl/tk to arrange the location of a form written in
perl/tk? I want a nice look for my perl/tk
application.
Somewhat like this below:
1. Name : <place to type-in>
2. Address : <place to type-in>
3. Telephone : <place to type-in>
I have made the main menu of my application with
"Menubutton". And I want if the user click on the menu
that what the user see is only the aimed application
displayed on the determined area (under the main menu)
but the menu has no change in po...
Use of <code>, <var>, <kbd>, and <samp>Is there any policy as to whether <code>, <var>, <kbd> and <samp> can
all be used, and if so, whether they should only be used for XUL, etc.
or other code documented at the site, or whether they can also be used
to refer to code which is not intended as the subject of any
documentation, but which is used as an example. For example, the
template tutorial indicates that <content>'s @uri attribute can be set
to any variable name, such as "?start" or "?uri". Could these be
referenced with <var> too, or is it the policy to co...