在封建时代的中国,只有皇帝驾崩才会导致全国禁止娱乐的情况。为在自然灾害中遇难的普通民众进行举国哀悼,在中国是前所未有的。
让我们一边默哀,一边期待皇帝驾崩的日子。
We don't choose who we are, but we do choose who we become.
There’s a riot of information racing by, and to survive, we snatch little bits and then magnify them into what we embrace as the full picture. Nuance? No time for nuance.
Every interaction might be the whole thing.
信息喧嚣着飞驰而过,为了生存,我们粗鲁的抓取着零碎的信息,将它们放大为我们拥抱的全景。细节?无暇体验细节。
每个互动都可能代表全部。
via Seth Godin
If you really want a kid to learn how computers work, put a filter between them in the internet. They’ll figure out a way to circumvent it if they’re smart. And if they’re too stupid to break out, think of it as a your-kid filter for the internet and not an internet filter for your kid.
假如你真的希望让一个小孩学习电脑操作,在他与互联网之间加个过滤器吧。假如他足够聪明,他会想办法绕过这个软件;假如他没能力破解这个封锁,你就把这个过滤器当作是“为保护互联网而过滤你小孩”,而不是“为保护你小孩而过滤互联网”的工具好了。
via slashdot
Anime is a prime example of why two nukes just wasn’t enough.
美国某位州议员在Facebook上留言称“日本动画是美国丢两颗核弹还不够的最佳实例”,最后被迫道歉。
via CNET
既然秦刚和猫咪回答不了,问slashdotter吧——
igomaniac:
An in-depth look at Microsoft Security Essentials, it made me decide to try it out on my girlfriend’s laptop (I run OS X myself) and it’s worked great.
anon:
I’m so glad you told us what you were running there at the end! I was reading along and I was like “His GIRLFRIEND’S PC?!?!?!?! What about HIS PC?!?!” And then you told me you run OSX and I was like, sweet dude. Sweet.
slashdot的同志们最近处在非常有幽默感的状态。
其实中国的老百姓走向街头和我们西方是不一样的。西方人走向街头讲的是权利,而中国人走向街头的讲的是规则。
不管你是什么人,戴着什么有色眼镜去看待这篇文章,最后的结论都会是:它不仅有数据可证,还踩到了现实的脚趾,不痛是不可能的。
via 中国选举与治理网
Is anyone except me thinking “the Stig‘s Japanese cousin”?
Some say on a steel horse she rides. And that she collects Hello Kitty merchandise.
via danbooru
你觉得自己现在了解规则了吗?
我说的是第一财经周刊封面故事,《那些忧伤的年轻人》,因为不读你这辈子也不会了解那些“不得不被审查”的商业化站长(或者说CEO)的心态——他们也是人。
via chinaventure and sina