My entry for ‘Picture of the day’ for today is very small – just two images. In fact, it is twice of what I actually need, but my previous postings make me feel somewhat guilty for today. On the other hand, I was in the photo mood for most of the day and if I just had more time (like no office work or something) I would have made a lot of pictures. This calms me down.
Olga’s cousins Tatiana and Natalia Babenko left Cyprus today. Before they did, we, of course, used them to get a lot of information for our family tree. As a result, the tree was updated with new information about existing and around 20 new people. Nataly will investigate the relatives further and will send us more data to merge, together with (hopefully) scans of some pictures.
I have also used the occasion to add some more pictures to the web report pages of my brother, my mother, my wife, and myself.
There are several very useful modules at CPAN to work with Perl hashes. Here is a short list to get you started.
I’ve used this article (in Russian) as a base for this post.
As their logo says:
Disinfopedia – an encyclopedia of people, issues and groups shaping the public agenda.
In simple words, this is a resource about propaganda and false advertising. Site covers, or at least attempts to cover, everyone and everything that produces it. That includes speeches, examples, techniques, etc. Interesting stuff.
Alan J. Perlis of Yale University has combined a nice collection of Epigrams on Programming. These are both funny and useful at the same time one-lines that help staying in the right direction when designing and implementing computer programs.