Chris Kapilla reminded me in a comment that the World Wide Web is made of links. When I lost all the content in my weblog, I left a bunch of dangling links out there (like those in this Verify JavaScript with JSLint during build using Nant post).
So I went and found an old copy of my Verifying JavaScript with JSLint and Visual Studio post in Google’s cache and added it back (by hand!). I don’t expect I’ll be doing that for all of my old posts, but since somebody found that one interesting, I thought I’d put a little bit of effort into bringing it back.
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Actually, I stumbled across your site because I was searching to see if anyone had any code out there, preferably in C#, that involved parsing the IMDB data files they make available on their FTP site. It seems that you indeed had an article about this awhile back, using LINQ to do it. I’m interested to see how you used LINQ and how you dealt with some of the files with horrendous formatting (movies.list is giving me a headache trying to come up with a regex that fits the dozens of different formats they mash all together).
The original URL for the entry was apparently:
http://jason.diamond.name/weblog/2008/09/07/processing-text-files-with-linq