Looking back, I see the quantity and length of the articles have been decreasing exponentially, but the quality have not (hopefully). I don't think it's bad, at least what I can see from it are:
- My skills have been developed, usually it's not worthy to write a dedicated article showing how I solved a problem
- Technologies have evolved, there are much less problems left for me to encounter.
- Blogger has got a much cleaner new looking, and there's finally a "jump break" button such that my scripts can retire now.
- Ubuntu has become much more stable and reliable, no more time-killing tweaking to make it work on my machine
- Many things I liked are deprecated or about to: flock, python 2, Google Desktop, Google Notebook, variant Linux QQ
- Quite a number of new things emerged, developed and have become very popular, which, however, I don't think I could enjoy in any chances: smart phones, microblog, wechat and Windows 8
Just switched to a simpler and cleaner theme, should be the time for a change.
And to you the kind reader, if you know that I know you, and you happen to be writing a blog about tech stuffs, please send me the link (again), since I might have accidentally deleted them in Google Reader.
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