這位仁兄的手影表演把戲,玩得簡直出神入化。
趁今日天灰灰雨濛濛,介紹這首開心好歌的手影演繹給大家聽聽,咁都得,名副其實What a wonderful world。
Here's one of the things that struck me as nice about Toradora 'sending:
Many ordinary romantic comedy animes have endings that could immediatelybe followed with 'and then complications ensue' (with 'stay tuned forthe second season' being optional). While the leads have gotten togetherand the show has ended, things have not really concluded .
Toradora's ending is not like this. It stretches events out long enoughafter the climactic events to make it clear that things really areconcluded and that complications
To elaborate on something I said in a comment on here , the theoretical advantage of using a separatefilesystem for /boot instead of just putting it on your / filesystemis that your root filesystem isn't limited to environments that GRUB (orthe bootloader of your preferences) can understand. This matters(in theory) because GRUB more or less inevitably lags behind theoperating system in general; first the code has to be written inand stabilized in the kernel, and then it has to be ported intoGRUB.
這位仁兄的手影表演把戲,玩得簡直出神入化。
趁今日天灰灰雨濛濛,介紹這首開心好歌的手影演繹給大家聽聽,咁都得,名副其實What a wonderful world。
剛看了這條英國佬做創意扮法國人拍美國電視劇24查實幫比利時啤酒品牌Stella Artois拍的網上廣告片,如果你都對法國名導Jean-Luc Godard(高達:唔係機動戰士果位呀)電影略有所聞,加上又睇過下美國電視連續劇24的話,你才會覺得
It has recently struck me that git (thedistributed version control system that Linus Torvalds created) is verymuch a creation of the modern age. By that I don't mean that it wascreated recently or by modern, Internet-enabled methods; I mean that itonly makes sense in the modern era of really cheap, really large diskspace.
Earlier version control systems were created when disk space was muchmore expensive and not all that large relative to your source code. Inthat era, wasting disk space
As a note to myself, there is an important difference between
; timeio 10G somefile; timeioand what I actually intended to do for the second command,
; timeio/dev/null Forgetting this difference has several times left me wondering whydisk IO read rates on test systems seemed to have dropped by severalorders of magnitude from what they should be for no apparent reason.(Since writing null bytes to your screen is a great way to burn CPU
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