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\n\n\n", "body": "* [The Back to the Future trilogy][bttf] is, hands down, a work of genius. And I was overjoyed to watch the whole run on TNT this weekend while I worked on yet another book chapter.\r\n\r\n[bttf]:http://www.bttf.com/\r\n\r\n* Someone needs to buy me [the complete BTTF trilogy][bttft]. Or, maybe I need to buy it, once my head bobs above water.\r\n\r\n[bttft]:http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00006AL1E/104-1525140-4583148?v=glance\r\n\r\n* Why is pasting plain old unformatted text in Microsoft Word considered a \"special\" paste action?\r\n\r\n* And, if Word helpfully extends my selection range one more time, I'll shoot it. I thought I turned that damn feature off.\r\n\r\n* Have I mentioned that I hate Microsoft Word? I'm up to about 175 pages across 8 chapters written, and I find myself gazing wistfully at TextEdit.\r\n\r\n* After wrestling for months with libxml2 for FeedReactor, and all the issues I had getting the Python bindings compiled and working on Mac OS X, just so I could play around with XPath and some decently fast XML handling... I discover that [4Suite][4s] installs like budda on Linux, Windows, and OS X, and seems pretty fast. I've only used it for XPath so far, but I'm curious to try out what it does for XSLT.\r\n\r\n[4s]:http://4suite.org/\r\n\r\n* Your moment of webcomic zen:\r\n\r\n [![Outlaw Journalist Kit][ojk]][bun]\r\n\r\n[bun]:http://www.frozenreality.co.uk/comic/bunny/index.php?id=177\r\n[ojk]:http://www.decafbad.com/2005/02/spider-bunny1.gif\r\n\r\nshortname=quickiewatts\r\n\r\n
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\r\n ", "parentPath": "./content/posts/archives/2005", "path": "2005/02/28/quickiewatts", "thumbnail": "http://www.decafbad.com/2005/02/spider-bunny1.gif", "summary": "The Back to the Future trilogy is, hands down, a work of genius. And I was overjoyed to watch the whole run on TNT this weekend while I worked on yet another book chapter.\n\n\nSomeone needs to buy me the complete BTTF trilogy. Or, maybe I need to buy it, once my head bobs above water.\n\n\nWhy is pasting plain old unformatted text in Microsoft Word considered a \"special\" paste action?\n\nAnd, if Word helpfully extends my selection range one more time, I'll shoot it. I thought I turned that damn feature off.\n\nHave I mentioned that I hate Microsoft Word? I'm up to about 175 pages across 8 chapters written, and I find myself gazing wistfully at TextEdit.\n\nAfter wrestling for months with libxml2 for FeedReactor, and all the issues I had getting the Python bindings compiled and working on Mac OS X, just so I could play around with XPath and some decently fast XML handling... I discover that 4Suite installs like budda on Linux, Windows, and OS X, and seems pretty fast. I've only used it for XPath so far, but I'm curious to try out what it does for XSLT.\n\n\n\nYour moment of webcomic zen:", "needsBuild": true, "prevPostPath": "2005/02/25/stop-quickie-time", "prevPostTitle": "Stop. Quickie time.", "nextPostPath": "2005/03/01/quickiedore-64", "nextPostTitle": "Quickiedore 64" }