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I've been using Netlify for a while with Hugo as site generator. It's free with HTTPS and CDN support.

Huawei has a very popular sub-brand for smart phones named 'Mate' (http://consumer.huawei.com/minisite/worldwide/mate8/). I guess that's why they are using Matebook for new laptops.

AFAIK Facebook will let you to choose between taking lump sum (a fixed amount of pre-tax money), or getting flight tickets and moving service ordered for you, plus after-tax reimbursement for other related cost.

You need to find an iron mine in the map first, and then you can put workers for irons.

At least the installation script adds some aliases to .bashrc.

https://github.com/mxcl/homebrew/blob/master/Library/Formula...

I guess it is blocked because Dropbox was used to share software like GAppProxy/MyEntunnel/Puff, which can be used to surf across the GFW.

Wow, that will help C beginners greatly!

The trick applies to two-digit multiplication xy * xz while y + z = 10. And we can simply calculate like this:

  34 * 36 = 3*4 * 100 + 4*6 = 1224
  57 * 53 = 5*6 * 100 + 7*3 = 3021

For multiplications like yx * zx as long as y + z = 10, we need to add x * 100, like this:

  24 * 84 = 2*8 * 100 + 400 + 4*4 = 2016
  46 * 66 = 4*6 * 100 + 600 + 6*6 = 3036

Thanks for pointing out that :)

I didn't know that pipes can work with remote commands before, what amazing combinations!

AFAIK a single cd command will set current working directory to /root, and rm -rf will only remove everything under /root. Or does cd command had different behavior in Unix at that time, comparing to shells today?

  # cd 
  # rm -rf *

I'm wondering why they can delete files under /bin and /dev?

I don't feel like listening to music when I'm coding, especially songs, it may disturb my thoughts.

I'm a college student in Shanghai, and my classmates and friends' attitude towards the party is almost opposite to what you said, I'm afraid.

As to what other people say in Xiaonei, which is a site I'll visit everyday, many people there are complaining about the network censorship in China. On the other side, it's also a site censored by the government, which means users' comments, blogs and updates will soon be deleted if they contain illegal keywords. It doesn't allow free speech at all. So what you see may not represent the majority.

On the other hand, many of us has access to twitter, using SSH tunnel/API/proxy or something else to jump over the wall. And what you see on twitter may differ greatly on what you see in Xiaonei. Sorry for my poor English :P

I'm just wondering where you get this public opinion, which is quite different from what I heard. And I'm in Shanghai, China.

http://www.google.cn now redirects to http://www.google.com.hk/, and there is a line of message saying 欢迎您来到谷歌搜索在中国的新家, which means "Welcome to the new home for Google Search in China".

Really nice one, and it would be better if you could can more settings like fonts and mode-line-inactive.