On 3/26/07, Brendan Quinn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Pre-recorded subtitling works differently, obviously -- they can take time to
pause the playout and get it right. Most of these subtitlers are ex-courtroom
steganographers.
/giggles
this may LOOK like just a gallery of cute kittens in
On 11/26/06, Allan Jardine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all,
Does anyone know if there is a location to loction id conversation table
available for the weather feed? For example, if I knew the location was
Edinburgh, a look up would tell me that the location ID was 1808 - from
which I could
doh! sorry. I'll fix that...but possibly not until I return from my holiday (unless I'm really bored).Best,KassOn 10/24/06, Michael Ferenduros
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,Pedantic bug-report:There's an 'eacute;' in world/4026.xml that I don't _think_ is valid XML(because eacute isn't a
There will be atom feeds containing day 1 of the five day forecast for
all locations available on the bbc weather site very soon (where very
soon 2 weeks). This is what the Met Office have agreed to without a
developer key system in place. I'm not sure what has happened to the
developer key
Hello,
As the senior developer on the BBC Weather site, I'd like to point out
that the weather data displayed on the site is supplied by the Met
Office, and not the BBC. We have been monitoring the sorts of
discrepencies you mention between the 5day and 24 forecasts, and
feeding them back to
ha ha ha.
Or maybe the update of the data files for the London forecast made it
to the webservers and the one for Reading (and, I suspect, some other
places) didn't? Boring explanation, I know.
Look's like you need a shave there, Occam!
Best,
K
On 8/24/06, Jonathan Chetwynd [EMAIL
On 1/4/06, Murray Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I believe (but I really don't know) that these come automatically from
the nearest automated weather station. The location of which is further
down the page, along with capture time. Plug the long/lat into multimap
or similar to get the
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