Monthly Archives: July 2008
XPath has a lousy equality operator
I just (re-)discovered this bit of stupidity in XPath/XSL. The equal operator will demote node-sets, result-trees, etc. into to strings when compared with a string. Check out this example:
36 Hours in Pittsburgh – NYTimes.com
The New York Times has published a good list of fun things to do in Pittsburgh:36 Hours in Pittsburgh – NYTimes.com. When I visited Pittsburgh for a job interview in the summery of 2004 it seemed like everyone was surprised I wanted to see what Pittsburgh had to offer. The hotels staff (at the downtown [...]
Designed For Reliability
I used to work for Tandem. These computers were amazing and the only thing that’d take them down was human error… Here’s a “Daily WTF” about the Tandem computers. The comments are fun, too: Designed For Reliability Ciao! P.S. Yes, I’m having fun with the “Press This” feature in Wordpress 2.6.
Dr. Horrible
For those that are fans of Joss Whedon, he has started releasing his mini/limited-time/videopod/series, “Dr. Horrible’s sing-along blog“.

“Gullifty’s” burns!