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Sunday January 18, 2004
06:27 AM
My Ideas^W Not-To-Do List
We used to call this list my "Ideas List", but that implied that we could work on them. This year I am limiting the things I work on, so the marketing department has renamed this list "Not To Do" to clarify any misunderstandings in our organization.
- Tk levels meter
- HTML Link Extractor to make text references
- Write a LiveJournal client
- GD::Graph::Economist
- Style sheet editor for the Safari web browser
- Perl debugger that specifies print statements in separate file (so source is unaffected)
- HTML Link extractor that works with a regex filter
So, this was not very corporate sounding. If you want to automatically generate corporate-speak, see spur's Perl implementation of foggy
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foggy (Score:3, Informative)
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Re:foggy (Score:3, Funny)
That's because managers higher than 2nd level are 'A' but not 'I' and can't recognize 'I' when they see it. :-)
Re: My Ideas^W Not-To-Do List (Score:1)
What does this mean?
(darren)
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Re: My Ideas^W Not-To-Do List (Score:1)
That's what I though at first, but then second-guessed myself. Have you seen HTML::FormatText::WithLinks [cpan.org]? It appears to Do What You Want.
(darren)