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I have a couple questions about the iPod. My friend told me that using USB is a lot slower than FireWire. If it is.. then is it unbearably slow? Also, I have Windows 98, and the mac website says it requires at least Windows 2000. I'm assuming this is because of the software, but I have a hard...

Worked like a charm, thank you!

I'm using Class::Struct, and I created a struct that has a hash inside it. Now I want to loop through all of the elements in the hash using a foreach loop. The code looks like this.. foreach ( keys $games{$curGame}->matrix ) { # stuff happens here... } %games is a hash of structs, and...

I was just wondering, are macs good for computer science? I've always thought of PCs as the definitive development computers and Macs as the definitive multimedia computers. So I was wondering, are Macs (OS X) good for development and computer science?

Well, $foor and $bar have specific purposes, but I just tried your snippet of code, and you're right... it works as expected. So I fiddled around with the code I was having problems with, and I got it so $foo and $bar aren't equal at the end anymore (my initial prob). There is still one...

I already have the variables defined like that. Also, if it is a scoping issue, wouldn't the output more likely be.. hello and hello ?

<font style=&quot;line-height: Xpx&quot;> (Where X is a number of your choosing) ..is that what you mean?

I'm fairly new to Perl (I know other languages), but I am extremely new to regular expressions. While writing a script, I ran into a little problem while trying to backreference to a match in a regular expression. The part of the code was similar to the following: if(/(hello)/) { $foo = $1...