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https://tomforb.es/more-holes-than-swiss-cheese/

https://tomforb.es/adding-tail-call-optimization-to-python/

https://tomforb.es/2-years-of-blogging/

https://tomforb.es/hack-things-acquire-clothing./

https://tomforb.es/simple./

https://tomforb.es/draconian-internet-filters/

https://tomforb.es/dell-system-detect-rce-vulnerability/

https://tomforb.es/exploiting-xpath-injection-vulnerabilities-with-xcat/

https://tomforb.es/displaying-a-processes-output-on-a-web-page-with-websockets-and-python/

https://tomforb.es/ssds-are-awesome-buy-one./

https://tomforb.es/breaking-out-of-secured-python-environments/

https://tomforb.es/parsing-wikipedia-database-dumps-with-c-sharp-and-postgres-6-degrees-of-wikipedia/

https://tomforb.es/university-presentation/

https://tomforb.es/my-unis-timetable-system-sucks-so-i-built-a-better-one./

https://tomforb.es/htmltoword/

https://tomforb.es/making-a-film-recommendation-site-by-cheating/

https://tomforb.es/adding-mobile-support-to-simple/

https://tomforb.es/simple-2/

https://tomforb.es/using-a-custom-sqlalchemy-users-model-with-django/

https://tomforb.es/purchasing-a-30000-numberplate-for-the-price-of-a-bus-ticket/

https://tomforb.es/just-how-slow-are-django-templates/

https://tomforb.es/creating-a-url-shortening-service-with-django/

https://tomforb.es/transplanting/replacing-django-child-instances-without-deleting-the-parent/

https://tomforb.es/syntax-highlighting-and-css-support-added-to-wordinserter/

https://tomforb.es/opera-is-really-nice/

https://tomforb.es/automatically-inline-python-function-calls/

https://tomforb.es/htmltoword-is-now-wordinserter/

https://tomforb.es/a-test-rss-feed-service/

https://tomforb.es/profiling-django-templates-with-django-debug-toolbar/

https://tomforb.es/htmltoword-is-now-wordinserter/

I’ve released a redesign of my HtmlToWord library, specifically it now supports Markdown and multiple different ways to interact with Word. It’s now also been renamed to WordInserter to reflect this.
Originally HtmlToWord was designed to take HTML input, process it and then insert a representation of it into a Word document. I made this for a project at my work involving taking HTML input from a user (created using a WYSIWYG editor) and generating a Word document containing this.

https://tomforb.es/hp-support-solutions-framework-security-issue/

https://tomforb.es/inspecting-.net-applications-with-ilspy/

https://tomforb.es/in-favour-of-orms/

https://tomforb.es/using-python-metaclasses-to-make-awesome-django-model-field-choices/

https://tomforb.es/how-much-code-is-there-in-the-python-package-index/

https://tomforb.es/how-not-to-make-an-april-fools-joke/

https://tomforb.es/submitting-a-patch-to-pythons-lxml-library/

https://tomforb.es/restricting-thrift-clients-to-specific-ip-addresses-with-twisted/

https://tomforb.es/finding-fried-chicken-with-c-sharp-mono-and-servicestack/