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  1. @supernovia Wasn't Cloudy just totally original? I loved that one too. :)
  2. I saw "Princess and the Frog". Simply put, it was freaking a-mazing. Wow. Really. Go see it. :)
  3. and I got popcorn in my sleeve
  4. Im the only one in the theater
  5. I found my receiver remote. Thanks heavens.
  6. I put weatherstripping on my kitchen door. I'm so excited :D
  7. Since most of importing ebuilds is all about string manipulation, anyway.
  8. I've been meaning to figure out how to do those for a long time. It's nice to have a practical application for them.
  9. I whipped up a few postgres functions that are really gonna make life much easier for me. :)
  10. Just add ([.+])? before $
  11. Both of those patterns ignore suggested use flags, though (fex: foo/bar[use]). Simple fix, tho.
  12. I'm creating functions inside postgres to select category_name, package_name from atoms ... it's gonna be a HUGE lifesaver.
  13. Got it: E'-\\d+((\.\\d+)+)?([a-z])?((_(alpha|beta|pre|rc|p)\\d*)+)?(-r\\d+)?(:.+)?$'
  14. That's what I use to find a package name from an arbitrary string (an atom).
  15. The magical regexp that I'm trying to duplicate in psql: '/\-\d+((\.?\d+)+)?([A-Za-z])?((_(alpha|beta|pre|rc|p)\d*)+)?(\-r\d+)?(\:.+)?$/'
  16. I'm having a hard time deciding whether to quit for the night or launch into another round.
  17. Offloading stuff to postgres to handle is saving me lots of time.
  18. I just saved myself a lot of PHP code by having Postgres do the string manipulation. :) Super awesome.
  19. I'm having a really hard time finding any motivation today. At least, to do anything besides play video games.
  20. RT @35mmofheaven: Iron Man 2 Teaser Trailer has arrived! http://bit.ly/5GCU6H