I had a little problems with update my Livejournal last week. So, I’ve found an explanation what happened with LJ: Power-loss post-mortem written by Brad Fitzpatrick. It’s really difficult to recover so complicated system.
All of you know that Elvis Presley was the rock-n-roll king. But do you know that Elvis had many hobbies and one of them was called ‘Cadillac’! Here you can see all Elvis’s Cadillacs in chronological order. Those cars are worthy of the king, aren’t they?
Recently I’ve stumbled across the article “The elegance of JAPH”. It discovers secrets of creation JAPH – “Just another Perl hacker”. Sure, sometimes using of JAPH proncipes indicates the level of Perl programmer and makes a code more efficient . But in other hand, it makes a code a difficult for understanding. So, I think it’s a good idea to split fun stuff and development.
Also, you can find cool examples of JAPH in the personal page of Abigail, Perl Monks and CPAN.
Another nice article about Perl: Perl One Liners. It shows how to effective use Perl in command line. Sure, the better way is to use Shell for that but it’s more habitual to type ‘Perl -e “…”‘ for real Perl Monks 
Recently I’ve found an interesting article “Build a push proxy gateway on Linux” which is a sequel of other article “Build a WAP gateway on Linux”. Both of them will be useful if you need to develop solutions for mobile phones.
At once two intersting movies start at the coming weekend: an adventure action “National Treasure” with Nicolas Cage in key role and a thriller “Elektra”.
“National Treasure” is a story about big treasures of US which was hidden by the Founding Fathers and there is an only one way to know the place where are those treasures – to read very carefully the Declaration of Independence! Yea, this is a really hard task for personage of Nicolas Cage!
“Electra” is just another screening of comics about Greek killer woman Electra. I hope this movie is better than “Catwomen“.
You can get detailed cinema schedule online or using RSS channel. Enjoy!
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I’ve created a simple Perl script which retrieve a top of 250 IMDB movies which voted by IMDB users. That top is an array each element of which is hash included movie title, production year, user’s rating, number of votes and IMDB movie code. The source of that script is here. Also, I’ve added IMDB Top ten on the cinema page.
All suggestions will be appreciated!
