Message 00373: Re: a couple of questions
On Oct 20, 2008, at 5:40 PM, Aaron Swartz wrote:
That lets us get the data out but not have to be in the end user
business.
That sounds reasonable to me. And if someone starts putting adwords on
it or if the Judiciary gets its act together, we can reopen things
then.
Thanks! I am *so* glad this redaction death march is done. I can get
back to focusing on real strategy now that we have an asset ("the
audit") to draw on. It would take the administrative office 12 months
to audit 32 districts, and they actually own the data already!
You know some of those pdf files are so bad that my adobe acrobat
professional refuses to open the files? I have to use apple preview
to open and save as (e.g., re-distill) for hundreds of files at a time
before I can even begin the redaction. find . -name "*pdf" -exec open
-a Preview.app {} \; and then a whole bunch of alt/shift/s --> <cr> ->
[yes] -> alt/w.