haml filters for markdown etc
Can’t ever remember how to do filters in haml, despite it being stupid easy:
Full doc here: http://haml-lang.com/docs/yardoc/file.HAML_REFERENCE.html
Haml Filters
The colon character designates a filter. This allows you to pass an indented block of text as input to another filtering program and add the result to the output of Haml. The syntax is simply a colon followed by the name of the filter. For example,
%p
:markdown
Textile
=======
Hello, *World*
Current filter choices: plain, javascript, cdata, escaped, ruby, preserve, erb, sass, textile, maruku
Horrible Tivo Customer Service Chat
I like the rules as they are - lowercase, in the dictionary, no dots or dashes.
Had @WoodWhisperer on while I worked today. Saw cool inlay stuff. I’m no woodworker but it is nice to have Marc jammering in the background.
if your brick and mortar business website is made entirely of flash and you provide pages in pdf format, you are doing it wrong. i’m looking at you Nature’s Pantry http://pantry.biz
Oh Tivo. Please fix your Premiere.
@tivo @stevejobs says it’s okay to hate Flash
It seems strange that Tivo would harness the cost savings and stability of open souce Linux as an OS, but jump to proprietary Adobe Flash for their new HD UI. And only half-ass the HD UI anyway, what’s with that? Most of the Premiere’s menus are in the old SD resolution and it lags as there is a blank black screen while it switches resolutions.
Well, as I was writing this, Tivo customer service called me to get feedback on my Premiere. He said that a menu and speed update is in the works, although unsurprisingly the CS rep had no timeline on that particular update.
