不知道大家有沒有使用 Command Line 的經歷，我當初第一部電腦用的是 DOS 6.22 ，雖然配上 Windows 3.1 ，但其實也要經常到 DOS 去進行 Disk Operation，而且那時候要玩電腦遊戲，也一定要懂得如何使用 Command line ，否則便連遊戲安裝也成問題。
由 Command Line Interface 進
痛到想死
因為落雨，所以我著左一對涼鞋，諗住濕左都快D乾呀，點知，就為我帶黎一個極之悲慘的教訓。
話說落雨落到狗屎咁既朝早十點幾，我如常返工，o係出lift既時候，濕淋淋既地板令我腳底一滑，好一隻右腳腳指公踢左埋lift門邊
話說落雨落到狗屎咁既朝早十點幾，我如常返工，o係出lift既時候，濕淋淋既地板令我腳底一滑，好一隻右腳腳指公踢左埋lift門邊
Putting a pleasant Python surprise to use
Although I've been programming in Python for a few years now, it keepssurprising me with little bits and pieces. Here's a neat Python languagefeature that I recently used for the first time (discovered originallythrough Bram Cohen's LiveJournal).
A common programming pattern is 'search for a something to work on, butstop if you don't find anything'. In Python one might write it somethinglike this (taken more or less from DWiki 's source):
found = False
Pitfalls in generating Last-Modified:
Every HTTP reply from a web server can include a Last-Modified: header, which theoretically tells interested parties when the web pagewas last modified. This is really something that works best when theweb server is just sending out static files; when it is generatingdynamic content, like DWiki does, things get interesting.
The major use of Last-Modified: is to decide when a browser already hasa current copy of the web page and doesn't need to fetch it again. Thus,with dynamic pages
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I can't stop my tears
我討厭下雨天。
每次看到雨絲，看到雨點打在玻璃窗上，總會莫名其妙的想哭。
中午時獨自一人在辦公室吃午餐，看著窗外灰暗的天，忽爾整顆心都好像掉落了，覺得好寂寞好寂寞。
然後聽到滴嗒滴嗒的聲音，我以為是一雙手按
每次看到雨絲，看到雨點打在玻璃窗上，總會莫名其妙的想哭。
中午時獨自一人在辦公室吃午餐，看著窗外灰暗的天，忽爾整顆心都好像掉落了，覺得好寂寞好寂寞。
然後聽到滴嗒滴嗒的聲音，我以為是一雙手按
再見，謝謝你的魚
剛剛看完《星際快閃黨 The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy 》，玩轉銀河系，相當痛快！影片開頭有一首歌，講述在地球第二等智慧生物海豚 (人類只是第三等) ，不斷向人類發出地球即將被毀滅而徒勞無功，唯有向人類講聲道別： So long and thanks for all
Why a Blog?
Honesty compels me to admit that part of why I am trying blogging isthat I coded a bunch of blog features into DWiki , my wiki-thing, and Iwould feel kind of stupid if they never got used. (The blogdir codehas a clear usage case, but the blog code does not quite so much.)
But that's not all of it. Web pages cry out for a linking structure,an organization, a taxonomy, just like we are supposed to sensiblyorganize directories on our computers
Making a Python mountain out of a molehill
DWiki is the software that runs CSpace , including this blog . It'swound up much bigger than I expected and wanted it to be. This is sortof the story of how (or why) that happened.
DWiki started out with a simple goal: serve up (revision controlled)wiki-text documentation as HTML pages. It didn't have to edit thepages; we'd do that in a real editor in a real environment. The coreprogram model was simple: pages would be generated