剛在美國這邊看了,不知香港上畫沒有。
今晚是星期五晚,播放的劇院居然也頗冷清,另一邊的幾間劇院,正在排隊的,都是去看Kung Fu Panda。
坐在我後面的兩位小朋友,相信是被與我年齡相約的爸爸強逼帶來看,電影中段,爸爸不
剛在美國這邊看了,不知香港上畫沒有。
今晚是星期五晚,播放的劇院居然也頗冷清,另一邊的幾間劇院,正在排隊的,都是去看Kung Fu Panda。
坐在我後面的兩位小朋友,相信是被與我年齡相約的爸爸強逼帶來看,電影中段,爸爸不
希拉莉的總統夢宣告粉碎那天,幾個平日只看娛樂版的男律師,忽然在地球的另一面關心起美國政治來。
「你都有今日啦!」Eric 一邊看CNN,一邊習習聲地咬著蘋果。Pantry 一時間聚集了好幾個溜出來吹水的同事,大家
One enduringly popular model for blogging engines is that entries willbe files in the filesystem, and the blog engine will just wrap themup in various simple ways. This approach has a clear and attractivesimplicity and thus an obvious appeal, but as I have found out fromfollowing this route myself this simplicity hides a number of subtle problems .
All of the problems can be summarized in one word: metadata . Blogentries have (or need) quite a lot of of metadata associated with them,and making files your entries

話說電影《凶心人》 (Memento) 的主角患了一種失憶病,就是不能夠將短期記憶,轉變為長期記憶。所以,每數十分鐘便會甚麼也記不得剛剛發生過甚麼事,所以身上滿佈紋身筆記。當問他最後記得的東西是甚麼,他說是他被襲擊時
In light of things such as Perl and Python, it is reasonable to askwhy the shell should have anysort of programming environment or language at all. Why not justrestrict shells to simple commands, pipelines, and redirections?
(I'm assuming here that you have a good Unix glue language around for everything that people currently writeshell scripts for.)
The obvious problem is the issue of where you draw the line. Is loopingover lists of files and doing something to each of them a common enoughoperation