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Out of curiosity, I wanted to see what would happen if I plugged our TV into our cable line. We don't get our television through cable, since we have DIRECTV, but we do use a Comcast cable modem. I was really interested to see if any HD channels were accessible this way.
When I connected the cable, and had the TV scan for channels, over 100 channels were found. Many of these were HD channels. Here are some of the interesting things that I noticed:
Technorati tags: ATSC, cable, Comcast, ESPN HD, HDTV, NTSC
A while ago I mentioned some features that every iPod dock should have. The iPod integration that the 2007 Audi S8 will have is pretty amazing. The iPod gets placed into a tray, and the tray get inserted into the dash. And the iPod menus appear on the navigation screen.
Technorati tags: iPod, Audi S8
Today I noticed a problem in the rss feed generated by the script that I wrote. An invalid character (character code 0x93) was included in the feed. The problem was that the page stated that the character set was iso-8859-1, even though there are characters in the cp1250 character set.
Here is the updated script. I also had to apply the patch described on this page that allows the RSS module handle multiple byte characters
(More)Technorati tags: Caltrain, perl, rss
(From the Mountain View station) It would be nice if Caltrain updated their website with these status updates, when they happen. This would allow passengers to plan, and not wait outside.
Technorati tags: caltrain, train
I am used to writing html documents, but now it seems that everything is done with wikis. So I needed to figure out how to convert html documents to use wiki markup.
The HTML::WikiConverter perl module makes this conversion very easy. This simple program outputs text with wiki tags from an html file:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w use HTML::WikiConverter; my $wc = new HTML::WikiConverter( dialect => 'MoinMoin' ); # Or fetch it from a file print $wc->html2wiki( file => "file.html" );
Technorati tags: html, perl, wiki, HTML::WikiConverter
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