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November 23, 2009

Man to marry his video game girlfriend this Sunday

Last month, I wrote about a Japanese husband who confessed to his wife that he had a virtual girlfriend, a character from an addictive Nintendo DS game called Love Plus. Now, another man is planning to hold a wedding ceremony with his Love Plus girlfriend this coming Sunday. The man, who calls himself SAL9000, was so in love with Nene Anegasaki that he decided to marry her and take her on a honeymoon to Guam. Of course, this means that he literally just took his Nintendo DS to Guam… while there, he took photos, livecast their adventures on popular video-sharing site Nico Nico Douga, and documented their adventures using the augmented reality iPhone app Sekai Camera. In any case, the guy plans on having a public reception in Tokyo this Sunday. It will be livecast on Nico Nico Douga, but in case you miss it, we’ll be bringing you an update early next week. Stay tuned!

November 20, 2009

London Perl Workshop

The London Perl Workshop is getting closer. It’s on Saturday 5th December at the University of Westminster’s Cavendish Street Campus (the same place it’s been for the last few years).The schedule was announced a couple of days ago and, at always, it looks like a great line-up.

November 18, 2009

Shibuya.pm Tech Talks #12

RDBMS 以外の non-relational なデータベースとして KVS の枠にとどまらない Not only SQL を指向する OSS の実装と運用の実際について語り合います。 一人5分間の持ち時間でライトニングトーク的なプレゼンを行なった後、 パネラーの方から10分間のツッコミを行ないます。 最後に総論として会場からの質疑応答を受け付けます。 (※発表タイトル・順・時間はすべて仮です)

November 17, 2009

Reminder: Plack at SF.pm is one week away

Plack is a set of PSGI reference server implementations and helper utilities for Web application frameworks, exactly like Ruby’s Rack. It supports Standalone, CGI, FCGI, Apache, AnyEvent, Coro, Danga::Socket and many other server environments.

November 17, 2009

Dynamically enabling Plack middleware

When you use middleware components in your PSGI app with Plack, you often want to enable them conditionally based on runtime environments. 

November 10, 2009

I/O bound HTTP clients in web frameworks

If the server environment supports it the client will automatically run asynchronous and allow the server to handle more requests while waiting for the client. In environments such as CGI and FastCGI the client will simply fallback to blocking until it is finished. Multiple client requests will always be handled parallel though and never block each other.via labs.kraih.com

November 08, 2009

AnyEvent::Redis

miyagawa’s AnyEvent-Redis at master - GitHub