context.write(u'\n\n<h1>Welcome to Yolanda</h1>\n\n<h2>WTF Is This Shit ?</h2>\n\n<p>\nMauris et dolor. Suspendisse potenti. Proin diam augue, semper vitae, varius et, viverra id, felis. Praesent lacus. Pellentesque tempor. Suspendisse viverra placerat tortor. Maecenas justo. Aenean justo ipsum, luctus ut, volutpat laoreet, vehicula in, libero. Morbi volutpat. Cras gravida. \n</p>\n\n<p>\nSed non ipsum. Maecenas justo. Etiam fermentum. Praesent scelerisque. Quisque malesuada nulla sed pede volutpat pulvinar. Curabitur tincidunt tellus nec purus. Praesent a lacus vitae turpis consequat semper. Aenean turpis ipsum, rhoncus vitae, posuere vitae, euismod sed, ligula. Praesent semper, neque vel condimentum hendrerit, lectus elit pretium ligula, nec consequat nisl velit at dui. Nam malesuada sapien eu nibh. \n</p>\n\n<h2>Lol Awesome !</h2>\n\n<p>\nEtiam fermentum. Quisque arcu ante, cursus in, ornare quis, viverra ut, justo. Nulla sed lacus. Morbi turpis arcu, egestas congue, condimentum quis, tristique cursus, leo. Vestibulum non arcu a ante feugiat vestibulum. Quisque facilisis, urna sit amet pulvinar mollis, purus arcu adipiscing velit, non condimentum diam purus eu massa. Nulla sagittis condimentum ligula. Quisque dictum quam vel neque. Nam id neque. Fusce venenatis ligula in pede. \n</p>\n\n')
context.write(u'\n\n<h1>An introduction to Yolanda</h1>\n\n<h2>What exactly is this ?</h2>\n\n<p>\nYolanda is a <em>free software video platform</em> and, as far as we (the developers) know, the <em>only</em> one that doesn\'t rely on proprietary browser extensions. Instead, we only use <em>open standards</em>, namely <a href="">XHTML</a>, <a href="">CSS</a> and <a href="">JavaScript</a>; Videos are served in <a href="">Ogg Theora</a> format. Since Yolanda is <a href="">free software</a>, you can <a href="">download the source code</a> to adapt, modify and extend it.\n</p>\n\n<h2>What do I need to play videos ?</h2>\n\n<p>\nIf you use a recent GNU/Linux Desktop distribution such as Ubuntu, no additional software is required. Users of inferior operating systems and arcane desktop environments are advised to install the <a href="">VLC media player</a> web plugin (Links and Lynx users should use VLC\'s aalib or libcaca output). As soon as browsers support the XHTML 5 <video> element, we will use it, which means that no additional software will be required.\n</p>\n\n<h2>How do I upload videos ?</h2>\n<p>\nSed non ipsum. Maecenas justo. Etiam fermentum. Praesent scelerisque. Quisque malesuada nulla sed pede volutpat pulvinar. Curabitur tincidunt tellus nec purus. Praesent a lacus vitae turpis consequat semper. Aenean turpis ipsum, rhoncus vitae, posuere vitae, euismod sed, ligula. Praesent semper, neque vel condimentum hendrerit, lectus elit pretium ligula, nec consequat nisl velit at dui. Nam malesuada sapien eu nibh. \n</p>\n\n<h2>Why don\'t you use Flash / Java / $foo ?</h2>\n<p>\nProbably because it is not <a href="">free (as in freedom)</a>. If you are serious about your suggestion, please file a ticket in our <a href="">bug tracker</a>.\n</p>\n\n')
Welcome to Yolanda, a place for people who hate Adobe Flash.
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<h1>Welcome to Yolanda</h1>
<h1>An introduction to Yolanda</h1>
<h2>WTF Is This Shit ?</h2>
<h2>What exactly is this ?</h2>
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Mauris et dolor. Suspendisse potenti. Proin diam augue, semper vitae, varius et, viverra id, felis. Praesent lacus. Pellentesque tempor. Suspendisse viverra placerat tortor. Maecenas justo. Aenean justo ipsum, luctus ut, volutpat laoreet, vehicula in, libero. Morbi volutpat. Cras gravida.
Yolanda is a <em>free software video platform</em> and, as far as we (the developers) know, the <em>only</em> one that doesn't rely on proprietary browser extensions. Instead, we only use <em>open standards</em>, namely <a href="">XHTML</a>, <a href="">CSS</a> and <a href="">JavaScript</a>; Videos are served in <a href="">Ogg Theora</a> format. Since Yolanda is <a href="">free software</a>, you can <a href="">download the source code</a> to adapt, modify and extend it.
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<h2>What do I need to play videos ?</h2>
<p>
Sed non ipsum. Maecenas justo. Etiam fermentum. Praesent scelerisque. Quisque malesuada nulla sed pede volutpat pulvinar. Curabitur tincidunt tellus nec purus. Praesent a lacus vitae turpis consequat semper. Aenean turpis ipsum, rhoncus vitae, posuere vitae, euismod sed, ligula. Praesent semper, neque vel condimentum hendrerit, lectus elit pretium ligula, nec consequat nisl velit at dui. Nam malesuada sapien eu nibh.
If you use a recent GNU/Linux Desktop distribution such as Ubuntu, no additional software is required. Users of inferior operating systems and arcane desktop environments are advised to install the <a href="">VLC media player</a> web plugin (Links and Lynx users should use VLC's aalib or libcaca output). As soon as browsers support the XHTML 5 <video> element, we will use it, which means that no additional software will be required.
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<h2>Lol Awesome !</h2>
<h2>How do I upload videos ?</h2>
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Sed non ipsum. Maecenas justo. Etiam fermentum. Praesent scelerisque. Quisque malesuada nulla sed pede volutpat pulvinar. Curabitur tincidunt tellus nec purus. Praesent a lacus vitae turpis consequat semper. Aenean turpis ipsum, rhoncus vitae, posuere vitae, euismod sed, ligula. Praesent semper, neque vel condimentum hendrerit, lectus elit pretium ligula, nec consequat nisl velit at dui. Nam malesuada sapien eu nibh.
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<h2>Why don't you use Flash / Java / $foo ?</h2>
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Probably because it is not <a href="">free (as in freedom)</a>. If you are serious about your suggestion, please file a ticket in our <a href="">bug tracker</a>.
erlehmann
16 years ago