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- sonya on Copenhagen’s Awesome Bicycle Infrastructure: Copenhagen is awesome for cyclists, but for plain old pedestrians...
- rajbot on Replacing URLs with links… halp?: Thanks AGAIN! Updated!!
- shag on Replacing URLs with links… halp?: Ok, here’s a revised regex: prog = re.compile(r'(?#FQUR L)(?:(?#Protoco...
- shag on Replacing URLs with links… halp?: Looks like there is a bug: it turned the ‘unresponded&# 8217; in...
- shag on Fast manipulation of tar files using 7zip: maybe you can file a bug with john gilmore the next time you see him :-)
- rajbot on Replacing URLs with links… halp?: Thanks again, shag! The hashtags should now be linked! Stupid WP keeps...
- rajbot on Replacing URLs with links… halp?: stupid wordpress is stupid
- shag on Replacing URLs with links… halp?: yuck, wordpress totally mangled teh python! lame :-( that <1 rel...
- shag on Replacing URLs with links… halp?: This should convert the #foo and @bar… #!/usr/bin/python import re def...
- rajbot on Replacing URLs with links… halp?: Converting <code> to <pre lang=”python&# 8221;> on the...
- rajbot on Replacing URLs with links… halp?: Finally found these in the akismet spam panel.. sigh
- shag on Replacing URLs with links… halp?: Here are the test cases I used, most from your earlier tests Raj: #single url...
- shag on Replacing URLs with links… halp?: Okay, this one passes all of the current test cases, plus some new ones: prog =...
- shag on Replacing URLs with links… halp?: here’s a version that adds support for a concluding period on the DNS...
- shag on Replacing URLs with links… halp?: bah, guess we need to fix it for “http://to./&# 8221;
- shag on Replacing URLs with links… halp?: btw here’s a version of the regex that handles the case anyway. something...
- shag on Replacing URLs with links… halp?: yay! another proj idea for the twitter sidebar: link the #whatever and the...
- rajbot on Replacing URLs with links… halp?: Yay!!! Thanks for the debugging help, shag :) This is why I love the...
I’m not sure which applies most…
May Woo is an electronic implant that slices vegetables!
or
May is a strain of bacteria that wears a waistcoat and tie and clamps to your wrist.
rajbot is a headband that sticks to the ceiling like a gecko, quacks like a duck and connects to the Internet.
truer words…