未完舞曲
近期很喜歡的音樂人很喜歡的歌
未完舞曲
曲 詞:林一峰 編:Edward chan
隨便亂舞 你的腳步 我猜不到也跟不到
在被你傷 和被迫傷害你之間 你追我逐
為了喘息 有片刻和平 讓我學習替你祝福
但這舞曲 隨著傷口 入了血管 讓我喪失平衡動作
*盼望雪車與爆檸
在附近有間茶餐廳食飯或早嬤漲蒂倣\外賣，老伙計大叫一個「雪車」!!!
原來才知道「雪車」就是「 凍啡」
他仲講過多個我知「爆檸」= 「凍檸茶」
之後再去時跟他講：俾杯雪車!
Weekly spam summary on October 14, 2006
This week, we:
- got 13,890 messages from 262 different IP addresses.
- handled 18,923 sessions from 1,185 different IP addresses.
- received 187,506 connections from at least 50,091 different IPaddresses.
- hit a highwater of 22 connections being checked at once.
Connection volume is up again from last week ,but everything else is down. Things fluctuated over the week:
| Day | Connections | different IPs |
| Sunday | 2 |
pleasure in gesture（小劇場五則）
Link: Warning Signs for Tomorrow
Warning Signs for Tomorrow is a collection of warning signs for tomorrow. Amusing and potentially usefulones (for me; your mileage may vary) include 'lack of internet connectivity','ubiquitous surveillance', and 'motivation hazard'.
(From James Nicoll .)
Why quoting in the Bourne shell makes me grumpy
Imagine for a moment that you have an almost arbitrary string(no nulls, newlines, or other funky control characters) thatyou want to quote so that it passes through the Bourne shellintact. How do you do it?
The Bourne shell offers you two quoting schemes, strings insingle quotes and strings in double quotes.
Strings in double quotes need special characters escaped withbackslashes. There are five of them (quick, do you know them all?), orsix in some situations in some versions of the
粉絲製的淚
How stable my AMD 64-bit systems have been
In a comment on a recent entry , Ryan asked me howstable my 64-bit Linux installs have been. The answer is kind ofcomplicated, but the quick summary is that I am happy with themachines and they're stable.
Currently and in the recent past, I have dealt with three AMD 64-bitmachines, two using ASUS M2N4-SLI motherboards, and one with a TyanTomcat K8E S2865ANRF, and all with 2GB of
Getting nice looking TrueType fonts on Fedora Core
Some TrueType fonts look significantly worse on some Linux distributionsthan on Microsoft Windows or MacOS. This is due to the usual reasonthat things suck on Linux: patents. TrueTypefonts can have special hints for looking good at low resolution, butusing those hints is apparently covered by some Apple patents in (some)countries with software patents.
(For the gory details, see here .)
Pretty much everyone on Linux uses the FreeType library to renderTrueType fonts. FreeType has implementations of the patented stuff,but Fedora Core
A spectacular web spammer failure
In the spirit of earlier heroic failures , I justsaw someone attempt to put an entire POST form in the actual HTTPrequest. No, really. The incoming request looked something like this:
login=%5Burl%3Dhttp%3A%2F%2Fwww.nextlevelnews.com%2F [.. elided..] %2F70.html%0D%0A+&view=login&page=blog%2Flinks%2FBestToolPOST/~cks/