革命的控制器
- Revolution Teaser Video 看看這個破格的控制可以玩到什麼花樣？
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偉大與模糊
沒有辦法到台灣，只能介紹這個名為「 王維林精神永垂不朽——向偉大的模糊致敬 」的展覽。藝術家叫陳一凡。
是迎月夜，一位在八九年後流亡海外、最近到過台灣的中國詩人拿給我們看的宣傳單。在座大部分都是大陸成長的詩
是迎月夜，一位在八九年後流亡海外、最近到過台灣的中國詩人拿給我們看的宣傳單。在座大部分都是大陸成長的詩Weekly spam summary on September 17th, 2005
It's Saturday evening again, so it's time for the weekly spam roundup.
This week we received 12,500 email messages from 221 different IPaddresses. This is about a typical email volume (perhaps a bit down)and a typical number of distinct IP addresses that we accept emailfrom. (Most of the traffic comes from a few mailing lists and thecampus email system.)
Our SMTP server handled 49,600 actual sessions from 5,20
迪士尼開幕mv
從來都唔明白好地地點解要在香港攪個迪士尼的，本土文化唔去發掘，走去開大門比美國文化來趕走本土文化。更白痴是迪士尼不是說展開什麼奇妙夢幻之旅嘛？夢幻？我相信夢幻是可以天馬行空的，是可以９唔搭８的，而唔係
滑的警愓
鄙人日前寫了賀迪士尼開幕的文章，以一貫的嬉皮笑臉方式為大家逗逗趣。另一邊廂， 熊一豆 在她的blog上為迪士尼與家長辯難——那些艱難、平實的字句，吐氣開聲，講一些根本十分十分容易理解但不知為何某些人總是楚河漢界
Demon Internet joins the webmail hall of shame
Selected headers of a just-received advance fee fraud spam:
Received: from lon1-mail-2.visp.demon.net ([193.195.70.5]) by...Received: from lon1-mailstore-2.visp.demon.net (lon1-mailstore-2-port0.visp.demon.net [192.168.217.133]) by
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我愛奇諾奧 – 由機械殼回到人殼
《 我愛奇諾奧 Hinokio 》 講是一個自閉小子靠著機械人 Hinokio 打開心窗的故事。雖然有機械人，但故事並不科幻，也沒有什麼 A.I. 的探討，而是充滿人情味的故事。
故事主角岩本在一次交通意外中痛失母親，然後就封閉了自己起來。父
Getting a list of all objects in Python
One of the most 'interesting' issues in most garbage collectedlanguages is memory usage analysis: figuring out why your program isusing so much memory, and where. Often this winds up enmeshed intricky issues of object lifetime, retained references, and so on.
One of the first steps in this sort of work is simply figuring outwhat live objects you have in memory and what they are. Jonathan Ellis recently ran into this issue and wound up asking an interesting question: how do you get a list ofall
Web browsers make bad text editors
As editors web browsers have all sorts of problems, such as a narrowview of the text (squeezed into a small to tiny text box), only (very)basic editing operations, and a severe lack of features. Some of thefeatures can be somewhat fixed up by the website, like spellcheckingand saving drafts in progress, but even then they tend to be awkward.(You can read one person's grumbles about the problem in the contextof blogging here .)
This makes it puzzling that more
Efficiently distributing huge files to lots of workstations
CQUEST 's workstations have a pieceof software that needs a read only 5+ gigabyte set of datafiles. Naturally we put the dataset on the local workstation disks,which works great. (These days it's hard to buy machines with lessthan 40 gigabyte disks, which leaves about 30 gigabytes free even witha generous Linux installation. We don't put user data on workstationsfor all the obvious reasons.)
However, every so often the dataset changes and we need to propagateall 5
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