Can we all please agree that the ^\d+ ?[A-Za-z]+s$ pattern for naming your web thing is officially played out, and just move on?
( I can't wait for the pedants to pick apart that regex. :-) )
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4 comments :
Also [a-z]*[bcdfgjklmnprstvwxz]r
Yes! Excellent point. I'm not quite as annoyed by that one, though, for some reason.
Bah, figures. Just when I was thinking of changing the name of my blog to "0 Happenings".
I'll make an exception for you, Chuck. :)
(I love your blog, BTW.)
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