Not this shit guy

papers/docx.mdwn

@@ -23,3 +23,6 @@ looks like this:
 
     unzip -qc "$1" word/document.xml | sed 's#</w:p>#\n\n#g;s#<[^>]*>##g'
 
+There are other, probably more powerful, docx to text converters on the
+Internet.  The advantage of mine is simplicity, when all you want to do
+is read the text and move on with your life.

src/photobob/index.mdwn

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-Title: Photobob: Web photo albums
-
-I don't have a lot to say about photobob.  It's the 7th or so photo
-album package I've written, and probably the best.  You just put
-pictures and movies in a directory, and away you go.  This works
-really well with [an automated digicam photo sucking
-thing](/~neale/blog/2006-10-18.The_automatic_camera_suck_script/).
-
-Like all web applications I write, photobob does not use tables for
-layout, and will change layout depending on your browser's width.  It
-uses CSS but still looks passable in non-CSS browsers.  There is no
-database back-end because it doesn't need one.  It's just files in
-directories.
-
-Motivation
-----------
-
-I want my photo albums to survive longer than the software that serves
-them up.  My grandparents have shoeboxes full of photos, categorized by
-date and event.  This is nice because it doesn't require any additional
-tools to determine the categorization.
-
-All the web-based photo albums I've run across require some way to store
-metadata.  In one extreme example (PHP Gallery), all the images are
-stored in one flat directory.  Should the metadata ever become corrupted
-or disappear, or should you decide to switch programs, you're left with
-a huge mess and your categorization work is lost.
-
-Photobob uses the file system as its categorization.  You put photos in
-directories, and attach comments to the photos themselves (using the
-JFIF comment field).  This makes it easy to press CDs or DVDs of your
-photo albums and still preserve the categorization and narration you've
-done.  Should you decide to quit using Photobob, your photos will still
-be tucked away in their directories, with no droppings from the album
-software.
-
-Photobob also takes advantage of a special property of JPEG files: size
-reductions by powers of two (½, ¼, 1/8, etc.) are a very inexpensive
-operation when done at decoding time.  Additionally, many digital
-cameras write small "thumbnail" images in the JFIF headers.  Photobob
-takes advantage of both of these properties to serve up scaled images
-quickly and without needing to write anything to the hard drive.
-
-
-Getting it
-----------
-
-It's not really packaged up for distribution, but that's only because I
-doubt anyone will want it.  If you're interested in trying it out on
-your site, email me and I'll be glad to help you set it up.
-
-You can check out the [woozle albums](http://woozle.org/albums)
-for a live demo.
-
-To get your own copy, run
-
-     git clone http://woozle.org/~neale/repos/photobob
-
-Or you can do a [download the latest commit as a tarball](http://woozle.org/~neale/gitweb.cgi?p=photobob;a=snapshot;h=HEAD).