Tablets, smart phones, smart watches…

There are many ways to repeat something in Vim. Knowing how and when to repeat would greatly save your time with Vim.

When accessing a Linux machine remotely in Windows, many might use VNC or similar remote desktop tools. Some might simply use Putty. Both are not quite satisfying: VNC and the like ask for too much network bandwidth when transferring graphical data, while Putty doesn’t support X and limits your use to only in the console.

在开始总结过去的一年前，手悬在键盘上估摸着有5分钟的时间：很多事不知从哪个开始——是否说明去年过得很混乱？还是非常充实？

与婚后第六年比起来，过去的纸 布 皮 丝 木就像是小孩子过家家。

十一月，我们去了一趟日本玩。

晚上吃完饭，我在沙发上抱着电脑看视频，老婆背对着我上网也玩得起劲。

This weekend I decided to migrate this blog from Wordpress to Octopress, because of many reasons searchable in google, and because with Octopress now I can write posts anywhere with Vim and Git. To help those who are now exploring Octopress (and myself sometime later), I’ve made some notes on the obstacles that I’ve seen as well as the solutions:

This will be a very unique article in the blog: it tries to depict my imagination of God that comes to me when I was coding.

Whenever I get an embedded software engineer’s resume, one thing I can guarantee is there will be definitely a line says:

Excellent in C/C++ (or something similar)