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[2003-07-16] Operating System Concepts
The CPU (Central Processing Unit) is the heart of any computer, but the operating system is the brain. Unfortunately, understanding exactly how these things really work can be difficult, because it's fairly hard to "play" with the operating system that you are actually using. You can do quite a bit with sophisticated debuggers, but eventually you run into confusion and difficulty.
[2003-07-08] How To Send Email With Perl, Part III
Part I contained an introduction and a working Perl script for sending email. Part II showed how to send either plain text or HTML email. This Part III will demonstrate how to send both plain text and HTML formats into one email.
[2003-07-08] How to Use Cookies, Part II
Here you will find how to implement JavaScript cookie code on your site. The code will determine you how many times the visitor has loaded the page at your site.
[2003-07-07] Perl regular expressions quick start
This page covers the very basics of understanding, creating and using regular expressions ('regexes') in Perl.
[2003-07-07] How To Send Email With Perl, Part I
You'll get started with a working program right away, one that will send a plain text email. It can be an auto-responder.
[2003-07-07] How To Send Email With Perl, Part II
Part I contained an introduction and a working Perl script for sending email. Part II assumes you understand the basic concepts presented in Part I.
[2003-07-02] Perl 6 Design Philosophy
At the heart of every language is a core set of ideals that give the language its direction and purpose. If you really want to understand the choices that language designers make--why they choose one feature over another or one way of expressing a feature over another--the best place to start is with the reasoning behind the choices.
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