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First order of business in the morning: check if gcc accepts emoji variable names
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tee-hee, the Ikea one.
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use utf8;
use Encode;
$_ = encode_utf8(chr(0x263a));
$щಥДಥщ = pack("c*",0x6c,0154);
$ಢ_ಢ = "\157";
$ಢ_ಥ = "H";
$ಥ_ಥ = chr(101);
print $ಢ_ಥ.$ಥ_ಥ."$щಥДಥщ@{[$ಢ_ಢ]}";
print;
I honestly didn't think you could even USE emoji in variable names. Or that there were so many different crying ones.
And here I intentionally use the 8.8.4.4 one since I expect most people to use the 8.8.8.8. Gotta save those precious precious ms.
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Ironically, the way Google casually shuts down services, that's kinda believable...
FourSquare, qv
discontinuation.
New York, NY
at last... the images are working again!
Asia, EU, Africa
Alt text: The less popular 8.8.4.4 is slated for discontinuation.
Oakland, CA
Title text:
Big Data' doesn't just mean increasing the font size.
Big Data' doesn't just mean increasing the font size.
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Даа.
Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
26 Shades of Character
Canada
Sometimes I like info graphics... Usually... Yeah they annoy they heck out of me.
Atlanta, GA
For Bitsy
Title text:
"'Big Data' doesn't just mean increasing the font size."
"'Big Data' doesn't just mean increasing the font size."
Melbourne, Australia