A sequel to "The Problem With Atheists," inspired by an online defense of atheism.

A recent article on a portland online-newssite brought me to finally write about this matter. If you're a dedicated atheist, chances are good you won't like it. So only read along if you can live with the fact that this site doesn't allow comments.

Okay, all people who get headaches and other psychical and physical problems when they get in contact with technical information should move along now.

There have been times when I was asked about Perl modules for special solutions, and there were times when I just couldn't remember the name of that cool module that does exactly what I want. Those two reasons were enough for me to put a list of my recommended modules into the coding section. Enjoy, this is an order.

There were a lot of rumours and wild discussions lately about the danish caricature of the islamic prophet. So I'd like to share my opinion on this matter with those that are interested and/or offended by it.

To punish some —more or less— frequent demands of pictures, I finally put a collection online. You can find them here.

I just added Just Eat The Damn Apple! to the link section. Although it doesn't have that much content yet, what's on it gives an interesting read.

If you start to get involved with satanism, you will sooner or later encounter the satanic legacy of Anton Szandor LaVey. There are many views and thoughts about this matter flowing around so I wrote an article on my opinion about this important part of satanic philosophy.

I had problems cloning a data structure that contained code references. So I stuffed together a simple module that walks hash and array references of a data structure and uses Storable's "dclone."

This module solves this problem. You can specify it's default behaviour as well as what it does when it sees a specific reference type (code references, objects, you name it). You can find it on CPAN under the name Phaylon::Class::Cloner.