Date Time: 2005 年 6 月 27 日 Place: 旺角星際城市尚書房 People: 我、女友、店主、一些客人 Detail:
晚上吃完飯，想起不如逛逛簡體書店，就上了星際的尚書房看。
起初在雜誌的欄看了好一陣子，與女友有講有笑。其中翻到了一些笑話，
Scripting and automation capture knowledge
NewsForge has been running a series ofarticles by Brian Warshawsky on the 'Ten Commandments of systemadministration'. His tenth commandment is 'Thou shalt not waste timedoing repetitive and mundane tasks' (article here ,with links to the other nine), where he tells people to automate suchtasks through shell scripts.
There's a number of good reasons to follow this advice; for a start,writing shell scripts is probably less boring than doing these mundanetasks over and over. But there's a slightly
Dangerously over-broad error catching
One of the stock pieces of advice about writing Python code is thatbasic error checks should be handled by catching the exception thattrying to do the operation generates, instead of through explicitchecks beforehand. For example, if you are getting the value for a keyfrom a dictionary (what some other languages call a hash), you don'tbother checking to see if the key is in the dictionary beforehand; youjust try to get the value.
This code might be written like this (especially in examples)
Some quick CBL stats
Last night I shuffled our antispam rules to put checking the CBL before everything, including our per-IP-address greylisting.
Since 3:20am this morning, 83% of the connect-time SMTP rejectionswere due to the CBL, for 88% of the IP addresses (4,180 out of 5,000rejections from 3,038 different IP addresses out of 3,455).
So the simple recommendation seems to be: if you can
火爆！賈樟柯連載完結篇
如有需要...
假如你是座輪椅的，有日在行商場時好急好急，需要去小小或便便．但當你搵到個廁所時見到廁所門上寫著這些字，你會如何？ 我？ 第一時間一定係講粗口的！
這種情況其實在我的輪椅朋友來說，是經常出現的
大雨也澆不熄的火！賈樟柯連載之四
好天氣還會來
在此謹向為連續天雨而感到沮喪的人們發言：我知道你們過去幾天很沮喪。而好天氣還會來，今天有太陽了，你們的正常生活會繼續，可以晾曬衣服，掃除霉菌，重新整理美好的想像，進行戶外活動。而我希望告訴你們的是，在
Some spam stats at June 25th, 2005
Another Saturday, another set of spam statistics. This week I stoppedputting in IP-level blocks for high-rate connection sources so that Icould gather more accurate statistics on the various DNS blocklists thatwe use here.
Most of the statistics are from about 3:20 am Sunday the 19th, whenlogs rolled over; some are from about 6:10 am that Sunday, when thesystem rebooted. (Note that many figures are somewhat rounded off.)
The basic statistics are stark: