From c8a7a285dc83f05cbbd8b935fcf1d9c780f77ced Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: lnu Date: Mon, 2 Jan 2006 20:08:52 +0000 Subject: Now uses ruby-feedparser for feed parsing git-svn-id: svn+ssh://svn.gna.org/svn/feed2imap/trunk/feed2imap@73 f70e237a-67f3-0310-a06c-d2b8a7116972 --- .../rss1prefixed_utf8_html_wordpress.xml | 131 --------------------- 1 file changed, 131 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 test/parserdata/rss1prefixed_utf8_html_wordpress.xml (limited to 'test/parserdata/rss1prefixed_utf8_html_wordpress.xml') diff --git a/test/parserdata/rss1prefixed_utf8_html_wordpress.xml b/test/parserdata/rss1prefixed_utf8_html_wordpress.xml deleted file mode 100644 index 9dcba5d..0000000 --- a/test/parserdata/rss1prefixed_utf8_html_wordpress.xml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,131 +0,0 @@ - -David Baron's Webloghttp://dbaron.org/log/David Baron's weblogDavid Baronen-USPolitical spectrahttp://dbaron.org/log/2004-10#e20041002a2004-10-02T00:42:00-07:00David BaronSince politics is (are?) on my mind lately, I want to point out -an interesting site, Political -Survey, which I first discovered when Eric -Meyer pointed it out back in February.

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It's interesting because it uses principal -component analysis to derive the axes from the data, rather than -trying to pick axes in advance. It's also interesting because the most -significant axis it finds is the traditional left/right axis, but the -second axis isn't the libertarian/authoritarian axis that some assert -should be the second axis–rather, it's a pragmatic/idealistic -axis.

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I've taken the survey twice, once in February and once today. My -results were similar: I was in the left/pragmatic quadrant both -times. (In February, I was -4.08 on right/left and +5.17 on -pragmatic/idealistic. Today I was -3.63 on right/left and +4.65 on -pragmatic/idealistic.)

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  • My 1GB DIMM arrived Monday, and it works fine. With memory prices -these days, getting that is much easier than worrying about fixing a bad -memory slot.
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  • CSS error reporting is now enabled in trunk Mozilla builds. Check -out the “Javascript Console”.
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  • I compiled a custom Linux kernel Tuesday to try to get suspend and -resume working on my laptop, but it didn't help. My display still -doesn't wake up on resume. And perhaps other things don't either. It's -a little hard to tell. (The patches were the first patch and the second -variant of the second patch on a page about Linux on the -Dell D600. I have a Dell Inspiron 5150, but the video card is the -same). I'll probably continue trying to get it working another time.
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  • I wish GNU ld's --gc-sections option worked for shared -libraries. (Even working when shared libraries are visible within five -miles would be nice!) The main thing this would help Mozilla with is -getting rid of unneeded copies of constructors and destructors that gcc's C++ compiler emits. And probably -also some unneeded vtables. And maybe a good bit of other stuff. -(gcc could probably be a little better, but it's really a job for the -linker.)
    • - - - -]]>    Bad memoryhttp://dbaron.org/log/2004-09#e20040911a2004-09-11T12:14:00-07:00David BaronSo this morning I was getting annoyed at the small amount of RAM in -my laptop. Since I recently (after having the laptop for over a year) -got Linux to use my CPU at full speed instead of half speed (by adding -DEVICE="acpi" to /etc/cpuspeed.conf), memory -has really seemed to be the limiting factor. (Well, it has a slow disk -too.) I've also been doing some things that use a lot of memory lately. -I wondered why I only got 256 MiB of RAM in the first place—that -didn't seem like something I'd do. So, with the thought of buying more -RAM in mind, I pulled out the folder that had the receipt for my laptop -to see whether I had an empty memory slot or 2 128 MiB DIMMs.

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    And the receipt said I had ordered 512 MiB of memory. But -free says I have 256 MiB, and the BIOS agrees. And I don't -really ever remember this machine having 512 MiB. So I opened up the -laptop, and, lo and behold, there were 2 256 MiB DIMMs in there. A few -experiments showed that one of the two memory slots was bad. And the -machine is already out of warranty (since I got a short warranty, which -for me is usually a better deal, especially since I'm never sure whether -Dell will honor the warranty after I've installed Linux).

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    I really need a better memory of what I ordered. Or better memory. -Or something. But maybe I'll at least remember not to order laptops -from Dell again.

    - -]]>    Weblog feedhttp://dbaron.org/log/2004-08#e20040830a2004-08-30T22:48:00-07:00David BaronReading the XSLT -used for the newsfeed on the new mozilla.org webpage -inspired me to finish a project I started quite a while -ago—making an RSS feed for this weblog. After reading the one -example XSLT file, I did the rest using only the XSLT spec and the -XPath spec. -So I now have an RSS feed produced by an XSLT transformation sheet (I don't like -the use of the word “stylesheet” for XSLT). And it's -apparently even valid.

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    Writing it wasn't nearly as bad as I expected, although I am somewhat -disappointed by the inability of XSLT to re-transform trees (i.e., use -an already transformed tree, in the form of a result -tree fragment bound to a variable, as the source tree for an -additional transformation). I worked around the problem using a named -template and xsl:call-template. -At least I think it's something XSLT can't do—at least I couldn't -see how in the spec.

    - -]]>    Intranet mode?http://dbaron.org/log/2004-06#e20040621a2004-06-21T14:41:00-07:00David BaronIf Microsoft is -going -to develop IE again, I challenge them to move most of -their non-standard behavior out of quirks mode and into an “Intranet -mode”.

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    Most of the quirky behavior of IE for Windows isn't actually needed -to display Web sites correctly. It's -needed for “Intranet” sites that have been designed to work with -only one browser. Backwards-compatibility for corporate, academic, and -government “Intranets” is a perfectly good reason to want to -produce software that continues to display such sites, but it's no -reason to inflict such software on the Web. This would make IE's -handling of most web pages much more standard and lessen one of the main -ways IE's near-monopoly discourages competition.

    - -]]>    The W3Chttp://dbaron.org/log/2004-06#e20040609a2004-06-09T17:06:00-07:00David BaronMore about the workshophttp://dbaron.org/log/2004-06#e20040607a2004-06-07T12:01:00-07:00David BaronTravel & Meetingshttp://dbaron.org/log/2004-06#e20040604a2004-06-04T15:47:00-07:00David BaronNo exit?http://dbaron.org/log/2004-05#e20040527a2004-05-27T15:51:00-07:00David BaronFragmentation of document formats on the Webhttp://dbaron.org/log/2004-05#e20040513a2004-05-13T11:30:00-07:00David BaronMonterey County Coasthttp://dbaron.org/log/2004-04#e20040419a2004-04-19T22:54:00-07:00David BaronSnow in Mandelieuhttp://dbaron.org/log/2004-03#e20040301a2004-03-01T16:37:00-01:00David BaronStates I've visitedhttp://dbaron.org/log/2004-02#e20040203a2004-02-03T00:13:00-08:00David BaronThe man to beat bush?http://dbaron.org/log/2004-01#e20040129a2004-01-29T12:01:00-08:00David BaronDon't run away from tableshttp://dbaron.org/log/2003-11#e20031126a2003-11-26T17:17:00-08:00David BaronThe good newshttp://dbaron.org/log/2003-10#e20031007a2003-10-07T23:24:00-07:00David BaronMozilla Firebird, part 2http://dbaron.org/log/2003-09#e20030914a2003-09-14T12:29:00-07:00David BaronElection 2004: The Albuquerque debatehttp://dbaron.org/log/2003-09#e20030909d2003-09-09T22:15:00-07:00David BaronMozilla Firebirdhttp://dbaron.org/log/2003-09#e20030909c2003-09-09T21:39:00-07:00David BaronIsrael and Palestinehttp://dbaron.org/log/2003-09#e20030909b2003-09-09T21:02:00-07:00David BaronMy bloghttp://dbaron.org/log/2003-09#e20030909a2003-09-09T20:41:00-07:00David BaronI wrote a letter to the New York -Times ...http://dbaron.org/log/2003-08#l200308312003-08-31David BaronThe CSS3 -syntax module draft was publis...http://dbaron.org/log/2003-08#l200308132003-08-13David BaronMore on my new laptop. I don't -think I...http://dbaron.org/log/2003-08#l200308062003-08-06David BaronFun with sendmail! More later on my -ne...http://dbaron.org/log/2003-07#l200307312003-07-31David BaronI'm amused that when the President of t...http://dbaron.org/log/2003-07#l200307162003-07-16David BaronIt's rally annoying whn th E ky on my k...http://dbaron.org/log/2003-06#l200306092003-06-09David BaronMy reading lately has consisted of read...http://dbaron.org/log/2003-06#l200306042003-06-04David BaronSo I've been in California for over a m...http://dbaron.org/log/2003-05#l200305232003-05-23David BaronI lost a day's worth of dbaron.org emai...http://dbaron.org/log/2003-04#l200304262003-04-26David BaronI'm moving to California on Wednesday a...http://dbaron.org/log/2003-04#l200304142003-04-14David BaronThe lack of UI for strict focus-follows...http://dbaron.org/log/2003-03#l200303292003-03-29David BaronI'm one of those tcsh users who's alway...http://dbaron.org/log/2003-03#l200303142003-03-14David BaronIt's March now, and we're beginning to ...http://dbaron.org/log/2003-03#l200303082003-03-08David BaronFor those of you who don't have the fun...http://dbaron.org/log/2003-02#l200302132003-02-13David BaronI've seen a bunch of good movies recent...http://dbaron.org/log/2003-02#l200302102003-02-10David BaronI've done a few neat hacks with X-Remot...http://dbaron.org/log/2003-02#l200302022003-02-02David BaronIn the fun with old hardware category.....http://dbaron.org/log/2003-01#l200301292003-01-29David BaronJust for the record, I was exaggerating...http://dbaron.org/log/2003-01#l200301122003-01-12David BaronSince everyone else (hyatt, -shaver, jwz...http://dbaron.org/log/2003-01#l200301092003-01-09David Baron -I obeyed his instructions ten minutes ...http://dbaron.org/log/2002-12#l200212212002-12-21David Baronsomething I -need to remember more often...http://dbaron.org/log/2002-12#l200212152002-12-15David BaronJudging from his December 12 -entry, Hix...http://dbaron.org/log/2002-12#l200212142002-12-14David BaronIf you thought discrimination was a thi...http://dbaron.org/log/2002-12#l200212112002-12-11David BaronIt's too cold outside. To be exact, it...http://dbaron.org/log/2002-12#l200212032002-12-03David Baron -[18:53:10] <Bandit> Hi all -[18:55:05] ...http://dbaron.org/log/2002-11#l200211282002-11-28David BaronThe concert on -Friday night went well, ...http://dbaron.org/log/2002-11#l200211242002-11-24David BaronIt's nice to wake up in the morning and...http://dbaron.org/log/2002-11#l200211212002-11-21David Baron - The New York Times is - reporting - tha...http://dbaron.org/log/2002-11#l200211152002-11-15David BaronSo some people think I should have a we...http://dbaron.org/log/2002-09#l200209142002-09-14David Baron     -- cgit v1.2.3-70-g09d2