Most people know the Great Wall. And some may know there is another one, especially, Geeks. The picture is the screenshot of login page of QQ mail. So I'm thinking, are the geeks in QQ making a joke of it?
“Sep 14th, 1987, 21:07, the first email of China, sent from Beijing to German, said, Across the Great Wall we can reach every corner in the world."
And now may we say, How can we cross the Great F*ing Wall and reach...
Apple updated iTunes to 9.1 last night, said that added support for iPad. After upgrading, I did not find book store in iTunes Store. It should be released on the same day of releasing iPad on Apr. 3rd. There's still interface change. Audio Book changed to Book.
I dreamed of having a box of color pencil when I was a child. The more color, the better. 12-color pack was the most popular set. And later, 18, 24 color pack came out. But check this out, the whole pack of 500 color. Available here.
Not too long ago, yeeyan was closed. The reason was well known by the yeeyaners. What we say? It could be "Much better than feudalism, you might have died for 10 times." Like Phoenix TV, a lot of people know that it's actually a RED media. It just looks like "neutral". Even so, when rebroadcasting in mainland China (not broadcasting in the whole nation, but a few big cities in the south), the program would be blocked when related to some so called "sensitive topic".
When yeeyan was created, a lot of yeeyaners had worried about the closing issue, which is ironically called "being concordant". There is always a good excuse for this kind of action -- To clear the environment of internet. It's good to see that yeeyan comes back one month later. Very complicated to describe the feeling. Just say, congratulations.
In less than one second, I fell from the bike onto the ground, hard. It felt hot on my chin, must be broken. Palms, elbows, right knee was hit on the ground too, which felt hotter. Suddenly, the world's color started to change, beyond the reality, it was like illustration. It was from periphery to center, blurred gradually.
It proved the truth again that art comes from life, even caused by hurting the brain.
Cover creation from Peter Belanger on Vimeo.
The browser war has so many players in it: IE, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera... and some other mobile browsers. After turning to Mac, I have a delusion that most people are using Firefox, or Safari, or Chrome. When I check the website visitor report, the truth kicks me off from the cloud -- There are still 48% IE6 users visiting the website.
I'm not a super fan of Firefox in Windows, but in Mac, all the fonts looks so nice in any browser (definitely not including IE) and I just don't want to look back to the IE in Windows. Isn't it a nightmare? With the Web Developer and Firebug add-on, Firefox is so powerful a web app development tool. In the meanwhile, the IE develop toolbar looks like a kid. Even in IE8, the improved built-in develop tool bar, has so many limitations. It's killing me.
After complaining so much, I have to face the fact: 48% IE6! The good side is, Firefox and other browsers are stronger than last year. Take Firefox for example, it grows from 7% to 8%.
One day, a visitor came. In green tuxedo, it stood still for over one day. I was very glad with its visiting. More food it had got, happier I would be. You must know it too.
