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出师未捷身先死，长使英雄泪满襟  --蜀相·杜甫

 

仅以此，纪鸟巢百十米栏前之憾。

 

握拳捶胸，自信、豪情、霸气尽显。

当年第一个做出这一庆祝动作的前辈或会喜于这个动作如今已广布各个运动场所，不过他若看到这一动作出现在奥运会男子百米决赛的跑道上时，恐怕也只剩瞪眼发呆惊呼了吧

何况，那个人还是做着这个动作第一个踏过终点，踏碎世界纪录，踏破9.7秒大关

 

八月，北京的夜晚，没有往常夏日的酷热闷势，清风拂过，馨爽怡人。

鸟巢

天空虽无繁星点点，场内却有豪情万千

 

很多年后，当后人从电视录像中回顾这场奥运男子百米决赛时，恐只为一睹这绝世之资

枪声响过

八条身影以迅雷不及掩耳盗铃之势如破竹篮打水性杨花般的射向终点

六秒后

那个冲在最前面的人，居然，回头看了一下......

如果时间可以定格在这一刻，我想大多数人会被这一神奇的举动雷到

时间可以停止么？不能。所以我们只能欣赏接下来更加惊天地泣鬼神的动作

他回头一瞥看到的是空空的跑道，没有对手的身影

于是他展开双臂，开始飞翔

于是他拍着自己的胸膛，气吞山河，雄霸寰宇

 

我和很多人一样讨厌装13的人

但我不得不承认，博尔特的这个13，装得

老子张着胳膊捶着胸照样给你们破个世界纪录，你还要怎样

 

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长久以来，每当我出现在那一方相纸上时，伴随的都是呆滞的表情，空洞的眼神。
然则，这张照片打破了那规则。
当这张图在我的显示器上出现的那一刻，我泪流满面！
Favo, 感谢你！是你让我找到了重回镜头前的信心。



那一天，我无意间踏入一家画馆
身边是朋友的谈笑声，相机的快门声
墙角交错间，我们来到了你的画像前
看到你画像的那一刻，我知道，我这一生，完蛋了
眉若杨柳，目若繁星，发似绸缎，肤如凝脂，冰肌玉骨，胭脂红唇
仿若嫦娥天仙下凡，维纳斯转世人间
国色天香，绝世尤物，不过如此
虽然，我不知你自哪里来，我的心将伴你一生不变
虽然，我不知你姓甚名谁，你会是我永远的女神

上邪，我欲与君相知，长命无绝衰
山无棱，江水为竭，冬雷震震，夏雨雪
天地合，乃敢与君绝!


咳咳......


人，不能自恋到这个地步



注：本文中所有图片未经许可不得转载。图中人若有意见请联系本人，本人当尽速删除图片

“What you say sounds great, but honestly, how can we make money with FOSS?” This is a question I have been frequently asked since I have come to China. It’s the kind of question which made think a lot about FOSS and it’s business model. It’s a question which seems crucial for China, and since [...]

四年前的夏天，我刚刚从大学校园毕业，满带着茫然，无助和莫名的信心，踏入了所谓的“社会”。找工作的过程是艰难的，还记得白天投简历面试，晚上回到“家里”看欧洲杯的日子。欧洲杯，亚洲杯，接下来就是奥运会了，总是忍不住想要熬夜看，等不及。第二天，上班还要熬着，后来干脆放弃薪水不高的第一份工作，在家里看奥运，一直等到奥运结束才又开始安心找工作。想想那段日子，物质是绝对的贫乏，精神是绝对的饱满，真是令人怀念！

四年以后的如今，北京奥运会，我也忍不住的期待，甚至从上个星期就有了迫不及待的感觉，仿佛四年前的激情又回来探望我。做好了一切准备，零食，啤酒，电视，也许这些都成了自己的固定的仪式，很世俗, 但也很期待，呵呵。

终于发现自己也像很多在奥运会上失败的运动员，在失败的那一刻就已经期待着下一次的到来，期待着重新磨剑,争取下一次。岁月展转流逝，一个又一个的四年，这样的不放弃固然是好，但是我们的人生又有多少个四年可以期待呢？

Just wanted to let anyone reading know that I'm going to be going on vacation and I probably won't be able to blog, but I WILL be updating my twitter from my cellphone.I'm flying to Irkutsk tonight, and I'll spend...

I have spent a bit over three months in China, trying to find out how FOSS is organised and how it’s different in China from what we see the West. When I met Basile two weeks ago in Beijing, we have come up with the following hypotheses: Language is an impediment. Most FOSS activities take [...]

Technical objects define in their configuration a certain partition of the physical and social world, they attribute roles to certain types of actors - humans and non-humans - and exclude others, they authorise certain modes of relations between these different actors […] in such a way that they participate as a whole to the construction [...]

I've sort of created a routine lately while in Tallinn. Obviously, most of my time is spent hacking and doing some computer related stuff so that hasn't really changed much.

But since I am in Tallinn by myself, I've been spending more time listening to music and podcasts using my iPod. In fact I've been more routinely watching video podcasts such as Geekbrief, Rocketboom and Macbreak. I watch them during intermissions and I get to maximize my time while walking to the office or waiting for food. And in Tallinn, you wait for food.

I am quite happy that FLOSS weekly (or some they claim) is back more regularly and able to hear lots of interesting open source related stories. On the other hand it was sad to hear that Lugradio has ended. Lugradio guys are really funny.

And while in the washroom, I find myself reading my book about chinese characters. I have been learning a bit more (and forgetting) chinese characters. So another good way to spend your time. My favourite character so far is fen 分 radical, which means "divide". There are many words that uses that radical like 吩 (instruct, order), 纷 (disorderly, confused) and 份 (portion, share) and its pretty simple to remember these words by breaking it down to its different components, such as 口 (mouth), 丝 (silk) and 人 (people). It was really enlightening.

And another thing that I've been doing a lot more is climbing the stairs. I moved to a new apartment recently and this building's elevator will be turned off at midnight. And because I've been going hone a bit late, I have to climb up 17 floors. Yes 17 floors! And I did that for like 1-2 weeks before I came to Tallinn and I've been mostly climbing stairs since. I have turned this punishment for going home late to be something beneficial to myself: A bit of exercise every day, in sort of a not so intrusive way. And it only takes 2-3 minutes to climb up 17 floors. Okay I climb 2 steps at a time and I am kinda always racing for time. But life is more fun that way!

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