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* To exit code views: hit the 'q' key. 5: [p]atch 6: [d]iff 7: [q]uit 8: [h]elp

perl -e 'print unpack("Q", pack("Q", length(sprintf("%b", ~0)))) . "-bit\n";' .... If it prints anything else, or gives you any errors (like "Invalid type 'Q'"), it's not 64-bit.

* A random q&a: http://dw-support-training.dreamwidth.org/4161.html

** <tt>perldoc -q ''search-term''</tt> searches the Perl FAQ for the term given

...functions in Entry.pm from using NNNQN to NNNLN to avoid a "Invalid type 'Q' in pack" error when posting to a journal.

[root @ dfw-admin01 - ~] -> echo states | nc -q 1 lb01 60000

.... (For instance, assuming the proper workers are running, if <tt>"search -q terms"</tt> returns results, while a site search always fails, this is one search -q some words

To get out of the pager, hit '''q'''. To exit the help viewer, hit '''q'''. (The help viewer actually uses the "less" utility discussed above, so a

Saving is done by entering ":w" and then hitting enter, quitting by ":q" and if you want to save and quit, the two are just concatenated to ":wq"

"Asynch Job"->"Export Q" "Export Q"->"Exporter Interface"

* Places we don't want to get spam include: uggcf:// qbpf.tbbtyr.pbz/ sbezf/ q/ 1jfBd8GVqI7i3SeqqfXFZmr9QaXEVo1b20Wkk2whXeBZ/ ivrjsbez

var readonly string name "User's formatted name, ex: John Q. Public";

* <code>&lt;q&gt;</code> -- use for shorter, inline quotes