6年博客回顾

这个blog写了6年了，还依稀记得当初促使我开始写blog的那次事故，那次真的是惊心动魄。

回顾一下以往的文章，这几年里发文数量和长度都是指数级递减，但愿质量没有一起下滑。不过这未必是坏事，至少说明了两件事情：

我的水平在提高，很多问题已经不值得写blog来积累了
技术在进步，我遇到的问题越来越少了

的确这六年里发生了很大变化：

Blogger改版了，终于有了ReadMore功能，我的脚本可以退休了
Ubuntu越来越靠谱了，越来越不需要折腾了
很多我喜欢的旧技术被淘汰或即将被淘汰：flock，python2, Google Desktop, Google Notebook, 各种Linux QQ
很多新技术诞生发展壮大，但总感觉跟我不沾边：智能手机，微博，微信，Windows 8

不变的是我还是喜欢折腾技术，宁可看上一天C++文档也不想看微博上各种“今天我又郁闷了”。

Blog也换个主题好了。

各位看官，如果你知道我认识你，而你又有技术blog的话，烦请（再）发我一次地址。估计之前Google Reader里手抖，误删了许多。。。

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