
在 Youtube 上看到 一個評論 ,說到新的《波斯王子》成功地改善了一些遊戲體驗。雖然我覺得他用錯例子,但還算說得有點道理。
他說到遊戲的難度,往往不是太難,而是太煩。例如玩家在某一環節上失敗了,就得重頭由上個存點開始
This is the kind of trick where first I show the trick and then I explainit:
$ touch a-b; mkdir a-c$ cd a-*sh: cd: a-b: Not a directory$ cd a-*/$ pwd/tmp/a-c
(This is also a good illustration of quality of implementation in errorhandling. A number of non-bash Bourne shells will report things like' cd: too many arguments ', while bash would happily work if a

在 Youtube 上看到 一個評論 ,說到新的《波斯王子》成功地改善了一些遊戲體驗。雖然我覺得他用錯例子,但還算說得有點道理。
他說到遊戲的難度,往往不是太難,而是太煩。例如玩家在某一環節上失敗了,就得重頭由上個存點開始
Some time ago I discovered that the Linux dump block size can make asignificant performance difference . Ever sincethen I had in the back of my mind to find out if the same thing was trueon other systems, with other versions of dump ,and recently I got around to doing some experimentation on Solaris.
In the spirit of sharing negative results as well as positive ones: no,it doesn't seem to. I got a modest performance increase by specifying a b value greater than the default of 64
Having just gone through a PreUpgrade experience (updatingfrom Fedora 8 to Fedora 10, yes I am behind the times), I have twosuggestions for how the whole experience could be made even nicer.
First, there should be an option to apply the current updates for thenew distro version as part of the upgrade process, or at least todownload them all in advance so that when I reboot and immediately do a yum update , I do not then have to sit around as my machine downloadsanother gigabyte.
今天看到一個消息說,原來早前大熱的跳舞肥仔影片 Where the hell is Matt? 是假的,還要是 Matt 本人在一個會議演講上 親自踢爆 。如果這是真的 1 ,那麼 Matt 的影片就真的體現到互聯網其中個特質:虛假的消息和真心的網民。
想想自己第一次