用 WordPress 其中一個好處,就是可以安裝 Ultimate Tag Warrior 這個超強的 Tag 文 Plugins。自己一直想為 Blog 加上 Tag 分類功能好久,所以就趁最近重灌 Blog 時加入了。
由於在 MovableType 的舊文都沒有加 Tag,所以在安裝好 Plugins 之後就面臨兩個選擇:只 Tag 新 Post 還是連舊 Post 也 Tag 呢
Today's random optimization thought, brought to my mind by the processof trying to make DWiki run slightly faster:
If you can't make it faster, maybe you can call it less.
Caches are the degenerate brute force case of this, but programrestructuring is better. Repeatedly calling the same core routine canbe a sign that the upstream interfaces aren't really doing what higherlevels want, so the higher levels have to do redundant work.
Besides, if you can figure out a way to call
用 WordPress 其中一個好處,就是可以安裝 Ultimate Tag Warrior 這個超強的 Tag 文 Plugins。自己一直想為 Blog 加上 Tag 分類功能好久,所以就趁最近重灌 Blog 時加入了。
由於在 MovableType 的舊文都沒有加 Tag,所以在安裝好 Plugins 之後就面臨兩個選擇:只 Tag 新 Post 還是連舊 Post 也 Tag 呢
The basic volume numbers are that this week, we:
These are mostly down from last week ,although not as much as I would like to see. Again, the per
One of the marks of good software is that it understands how usersthink it works, and makes itself work that way. Two little bits ofhow Firefox works make a good illustration of this.
Start with Control-+, the keyboard shortcut for increasing thefont size. You may have hit this all the time, but let me askyou: do you type it with Shift? The top number row '+' is ashifted key; without shift, you have actually been typingControl-=. Firefox
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在科幻電影或小說裏,都經常出現一些「非人類」的物種,由我們親手創造到外星人都有。而在人類與這些非人類之間的矛盾,通常都會引發衝突和戰爭,正如現實世界一樣。彼此信念不同,也不肯讓步,其所引起的紛爭,就成

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(TTLs have been omitted for clarity.)
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The problem with LiveJournal is that youcan't stop partway through reading your friendslist; unless you have abetter memory than me, once you start reading it you need to read allthe way back to where you last stopped. The result is somewhat likeSpace Invaders; a stream of entries comes at you and you have to readthem all or die. In turn, this makes reading LiveJournal friendslistsnot a casual activity; if I can't commit enough time to read all of thenew entries that have