
科幻先生海箂因 (Robert Anson Heinlein) 有一本叫 《夏之門》 (The Door into Summer) 的作品,是一個蠻有趣的時空交錯故事,但故事主角戴維斯的工程師良心,卻叫我看得佩服。
戴維斯很有才華,熱衷於發明研究,戰後在一家廢置工廠做自動化機器人
疏忽照顧兒童的年齡是16歲以下,但十三歲就可以合法出來社會工作,還要不是童工呢,那.....這個法律對兒童的定義真的有趣。香港法律,還真多吃屎的地方。還有種拿出來嚴懲辛苦賺錢的母親,那不是叫那些死衰仔
一個德國人用圖像表達中西文化差異
有些人,真的只要存在,不用說什麼說,單是大笑一下,就可以帶動氣氛的了,這就是三國志入面所說的魅力值了吧。所以為什么垃圾的劉邦,廢物的朱元璋可以做皇帝,靠的就是這與生俱來
Here's something important if you're designing or considering a newanti-spam system (as we may be at some point). It may sound obvious,but I think it's not:
If you run an email system, part of your job is filtering spam foryour users .
It used to be that you could provide your users a collection ofanti-spam options and tools and settings and so on, and consider yourwork done. Those days are over and gone. Much as with
Here is something that we have been forced to think about lately: areUPSes really a good insurance policy against power problems, or are theyinstead an extra source of problems? In short, does using UPSes reallyincrease your net reliability?
The problem with UPSes used by themselves is that they are another pieceof machinery to fail (and they are a moderately complicated piece ofmachinery at that). And UPSes do fail; for example, we recently hadan incident where a UPS reset itself out of the blue,

科幻先生海箂因 (Robert Anson Heinlein) 有一本叫 《夏之門》 (The Door into Summer) 的作品,是一個蠻有趣的時空交錯故事,但故事主角戴維斯的工程師良心,卻叫我看得佩服。
戴維斯很有才華,熱衷於發明研究,戰後在一家廢置工廠做自動化機器人
I was simply running and gunning around my condo in very dim lighting this evening, and I am continually amazed at the sharpness, the clarity, and the beautiful colors that come out of the D3. Granted, pairing it with the amazing Nikon 50mm f/1.4 is much akin to pairing cream and a doughnut... but still:

ISO 3200, extremely dim lighting, Nikkor 50mm f/1.4 @ 1.4, 1/40 second
For the past six weeks that I've had my iPad, I've fought with my office network, because it uses a Microsoft/NTLM authenticated proxy server which wreaks havoc on the iPhone OS's ability to use the Internet effectively (especially for third party apps).
After reading through countless forum support requests for people asking the same questions, I've finally found a (mostly) workable solution for this problem—at least for most apps and browsing on the iPad.
Since the
