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What's new on CPAN - May 2016

Jun 7, 2016 by David Farrell

cpan
msgpuck
gtk3
google
ioctl
uri_escape
tor
dnsmadeeasy
qmail
pem
ffi

A curated look at May’s new CPAN uploads

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Promoting Perl community articles

May 26, 2016 by David Farrell

community
ruby
perl
perly_bot
reddit
twitter
stackoverflow
perlmonks

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Promoting Perl community articles

May 26, 2016 by David Farrell

community
ruby
perl
perly_bot
reddit
twitter
stackoverflow
perlmonks

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Displaying the Git branch in the terminal prompt with and without Perl

May 13, 2016 by David Farrell

development
git
branch
terminal
perl
prompt
bash
sed

Where am I again? No more typing “git branch”

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Perl Jam VI: April Trolls

May 4, 2016 by brian d foy

community
perl
core
random
modulus
libc
security

Perl’s ignored security problems, j/k but srsly this time

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What's new on CPAN - April 2016

May 2, 2016 by David Farrell

cpan
pinterest
google_maps
backblaze
systemd
leftpad
blowfish
tor
tzfile

A curated look at April’s new CPAN uploads

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Fixing a sluggish Linux after suspend-resume

Apr 26, 2016 by David Farrell

linux
linux
cpupower
pstate
suspend
sleep
resume
governor

The cpupower program can resolve throttled machines

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How to parse binary data with Perl

Apr 18, 2016 by David Farrell

data
binary
unpack
png
tzfile
olsen
zoneinfo

Parsing binary data is easy with unpack

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What's new on CPAN - March 2016

Apr 6, 2016 by David Farrell

cpan
robinhood
log
acme
lets_encrypt
team_city
pub_nub
pushover
json
mce

A curated look at March’s new CPAN uploads

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Perl Jam VI: The Return of the Camel

Apr 1, 2016 by brian d foy

community
perl
core
security

Perl’s ignored security problems

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Prevent harmful Linux updates with versionlock

Mar 21, 2016 by David Farrell

linux
fedora
yum
dnf
linux
versionlock
ubuntu
debian

How to avoid breaking software updates

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What is the Perl Core?

Mar 9, 2016 by David Farrell

managing-perl
perl
core
standard_library
module
cpan
perldoc
osx
ubuntu
fedora

Unfortunately there’s more than one way to package it

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Controlling insanity by parsing IR codes with Linux::IRPulses

Mar 8, 2016 by Timm Murray

hardware
perl
ir
linux_irpulses
lirc
remote
raspberry_pi

Parsing IR remote codes

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What's new on CPAN - February 2016

Mar 4, 2016 by David Farrell

cpan
walmart
wordpress
huffman
ticketmaster
git
scientist
catalyst

A curated look at February’s new CPAN uploads

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Netanel Rubin's Perl Jam circus

Mar 1, 2016 by David Farrell

security
chaos_communication_congress
ccc
black_hat
netanel_rubin
infosec

Responding to a misguided attack on Perl

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An introduction to Tmux

Feb 24, 2016 by David Farrell

tooling
command-line
multiplexer
screen
sysadmin
terminal
terminator
tmux

How to get started with the open source terminal multiplexer

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Magical tied scalars

Feb 16, 2016 by brian d foy

development
tie
scalar
callback
cycle
mastering-perl

Subvert and simplify code with tied scalars

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What's new on CPAN - January 2016

Feb 10, 2016 by David Farrell

cpan
github
lua
rpm
sdcard

A curated look at January’s new CPAN uploads

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Get an in-browser remote desktop with Mojolicious and noVNC

Feb 2, 2016 by Joel Berger

web
mojolicious
websockets
novnc

Using Mojolicious as a TCP/WebSocket Bridge

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Twitter as a datastore

Jan 21, 2016 by brian d foy

web
math
social_media
net_twitter

Using social media platforms for computing applications

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