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My regular expression skills are lacking. In a big way. Which doesn’t hold me back at all, but every once in a while I have an arduous task that would be much easier if I could just automate it.
So, a friend turned me on to the Regex Coach. Anybody have any experience with this? Anybody have any regex tricks to pass on?
I absolutely love this photo of moss growing on a little-used car in Montana. There’s a set of about a dozen closeups of the moss.
This is a test post from Flickr to show Robin (and anyone else unfamiliar with it) the abilities of Flickr’s blog integration.
I went to the photo page in Flickr, selected “Blog This”, and composed this message. I had previously set up the connection to my blog application (WordPress), and customized the HTML output.
It’s very handy. (It doesn’t let me post post with the status of draft, however.)