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<c:if test="${criteria.startDate eq date and criteria.startDate eq null}">
aggravatedSo at the risk of turning into an old NewsBiscuit story I've been sorting out the box, and the carrier bag next to the box, full of "computer bits". I think there may be some more elsewhere in the flat as well.
( Time Team do VTT's flat )
dorky
tired frustrated frustratedselect = "xhtml:*". However, sometimes empty a elements creep into the original XHTML and get copied across to the output. These can play havoc with the CSS and JavaScript used on the final web page so I'd like to supress them.a elements that have either no text node children or have text node children composed solely of white space?<a></a> or <a /> or <a> </a> then it should be skipped (assume for now that any attributes are irrelevant and that we'll deal with the case where it contains another element node but no text nodes later).select = "xhtml:*[not(self::a[not(text())])][not(s as a first stab but as well as being very ugly it doesn't seem to be working. Any ideas?Heavy rain and other extreme weather conditions can affect the speed of your broadband connection. In some cases this may also cause connection problems. You should bear this in mind before reporting a broadband fault.
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ggreig, the Programmer Personality TestYour programmer personality type is: DLSB
You're a Doer.
You are very quick at getting tasks done. You believe the outcome is the most important part of a task and the faster you can reach that outcome the better. After all, time is money.
You like coding at a Low level.
You're from the old school of programming and believe that you should have an intimate relationship with the computer. You don't mind juggling registers around and spending hours getting a 5% performance increase in an algorithm.
You work best in a Solo situation.
The best way to program is by yourself. There's no communication problems, you know every part of the code allowing you to write the best programs possible.
You are a liBeral programmer.
Programming is a complex task and you should use white space and comments as freely as possible to help simplify the task. We're not writing on paper anymore so we can take up as much room as we need.
geeky cranky
morose curiousGot a short e-mail today about my StarDate Converter:
Have you considered making the current stardate available via RSS?
Hmm, interesting. First of all I'd have to translate the calculator to PHP or whatever to do the calculations on the server, but after that making the output available via RSS would be easy enough.
But would it be practical: the second decimal place represents a period of little over five minutes, so if someone wanted this to create a stardate 'clock' they'd be hitting my server at least that often. Not a disaster on its own but something that would need keeping an eye on if it proved popular.
Maybe I should test it out with the French Revolutionary Calendar first (I really need to convert that to PHP anyway so that the dates on this blog aren't reliant on JavaScript). Hmmm, let's see where this leads.
curiousMy iPod's dead. And guess what? It's about fourteen months old and so just out of warranty. Fucking typical.
[Update] - For the curious, here's what's wrong.
I didn't have time before work this morning to do any further tests, but it doesn't look good.
angry
Done. 66 items found in 666 documents.
The US Department of Homeland security has issued a warning about a flaw found in Microsoft's Windows.
cynical
happyThis morning I got on the wrong train. I have never done that on the way to work before, and I've only done it twice on the way home (and drink was definitely involved in one of those cases). So I was heading towards Victoria rather than London Bridge, and having a plain return season ticket rather than a travelcard I couldn't jump off at Balham and hop on the Northern Line. So I jumped off at Balham and waited for the next train to London Bridge, which was late and even if it hadn't been late would have gone back through West Norwood half an hour after I left.
My web server has been up and down, but mostly down, all day. I think that one of this weekend's jobs will include taking a complete backup of everything.
For some reason I bought another issue of .net magazine. This one comes with a free CSS reference poster. The credits for which read:
Reprinted courtesy of the W3C
www.w3schools.com
The poster is indeed a version of the w3schools CSS chart which explains why it's not very good, 'cos w3schools aren't very good. w3schools are also nothing whatsoever to do with the W3C. Whoops.
grumpy