我追溯了本周的历史日志,他一直维持着一个大概有 400 个 IP 的 IP 池,用这些 IP 轮询,每个 IP 使用了 7~8 次后就弃用,重新拨号获取新的 IP 。既然这是正常的家宽 IP 而且攻击者释放 IP 的速度也很快,直接屏蔽整个广东电信的 IP 或者封禁 IP 一段时间就显得不合适且毫无意义了。
这篇文章介绍了作者在 Mac 上因常使用右键菜单进行文件操作脚本,安装软件后右键菜单被添加许多多余菜单项,如豆包、百度网盘、WPS 等。文章提供两种清理方法:一是阻止访达扩展,进入系统偏好设置搜索扩展,关闭文件提供程序或访达扩展中不需要的软件;二是移除服务,在系统偏好设置搜索 “键盘快捷键”,取消服务里文件或文件夹中相关项的勾选。
As a child born at the end of 1962, I caught the dying gasp of the Beatles run as a band. My family bought a copy of the 45 RPM single Let it Be, released in 1970. I suppose by that time, the band was already a thing of the past, but my older brothers (by one and two years) and I sat in front of the family hi-fi and listened to it repeatedly. The flip side was You Know My Name (Look Up the Number), which, as a music obsessed adult, now strikes me as poorly executed filler, but as a child, it was simply weird, so we never flipped the record over for a break. We just listened to Let It Be and Let It Be and Let It Be.
For the next six years. I immersed myself in popular music. I latched onto the Beach Boys’ Endless Summer, Elton John’s Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, and much of the music that I heard on the radio, Sweet’s Ballroom Blitz, R. Dean Taylor’s Indiana Wants Me, Zeppelin’s Black Dog, etc. Like most young listeners, I gravitated towards whatever songs my preteen classmates played. During that period the Beatles music was everywhere.
For Christmas one year, my mother bought me what is colloquially known as the Beatles Red Album, the hits from 1962-1966. With that album as my launch pad, I sought out other early Beatles compilations, my favorite being Rock ‘n’ Roll Music which I listened to nonstop until my cassette tape stretched out and broke. My mother also bought my brother the Blue Album, hits from 1967-1970. This album spent as much time on the family stereo as the Red Album.
In ninth grade, I fell in with a group of stoners. We spent our afternoons smoking pot, quoting Monty Python, and listening to the Beatles. Being high, we preferred the band’s later, more psychedelic music. I purchased Revolver, Sgt. Pepper, Magical Mystery Tour,The White Album and Abbey Road. I spent countless hours closeted in my bedroom listening to those five albums. I can still, fifty years later, sing along with each LP from beginning to end. The songs on those five Beatles albums remain my favorite to this day.
I give this background as testimony to prove that I’m not a casual Beatles fan. By the end of high school, I identified as a Superfan. Over the decades, I’ve branched out and enjoy most musical genres, but the Beatles still show up annually on my Spotify list of top artists. So, what’s my favorite Beatles song? Don’t Pass Me By, written and sung by Ringo Starr on The White Album.
This morning, for the zillionth time, I read yet another ARTICLE trashing Ringo Starr in general and Don’t Pass Me By specifically. You might ask why Far Out Magazine, a UK pop culture website is reviewing a fifty-seven-year-old song, a song almost twice as old as half the people in the world. I’m not sure. People love to hate on this song. And it’s high time for me to speak up, cuz I’m f*cking sick of it.
Don’t Pass Me By is often cited for its simplicity, tucked in the middle of a double album exalted for its experimental tracks. But as a reminder, the Beatles made their name with simple songs like She Loves You Yeah, Yeah, Yeah. Yes, Don’t Pass Me By lacks the complexity, lyricalness, and depth of many Beatles songs, but it might very well be the most fun. No other song by the Beatles, or maybe any other band I know of, makes me want to sing along like Don’t Pass Me By.
The title of the article I read: “Is ‘you were in a car crash, and you lost your hair’ the worst lyric the Beatles ever wrote?” by Reuben Cross. It’s true, the song does include this unfortunate line:
I’m sorry that I doubted you, I was so unfair You were in a car crash, and you lost your hair You said that you would be late, about an hour or two I said that’s alright, I’m waiting here, just waiting to hear from you
But the line isn’t the only complaint Cross has with the song. In his article, before he starts digging into this one lyric, he slams the backing track: “The honky-tonk piano and bluegrass violins are grating to say the least.” I disagree, Mr. Cross. The bluegrass flair is what makes the song amazing. In fact, as a one-time Beatles Superfan, it’s my opinion that those violins might be the most charming aspect of the entire White Album.
In the second to last paragraph, Cross briefly addresses the lost your hair line “at no other point does (Starr) mention the person he is pining over suffering from traumatic alopecia.” I don’t know if Cross is being willfully ignorant, trying to be funny, or is just stupid, but ‘lost your hair’ is clearly an idiom that was in usage when the song was written—much like ‘lost your mind’ or ‘lost your shit.’
Regardless, the White Album easily has worse lyrics. The very next song on the album goes like this (repeated three times, and that’s the whole song):
Why don’t we d-do it in the road? Why don’t we do it in the road? Why don’t we do it in the road? Hmm Why don’t we do it in the road? No one will be watching us Why don’t we do it in the road?
Much better? Absolutely, people say, because the song was written by Paul McCartney. The hate directed towards Don’t Pass Me By is part of a snobbishness against Ringo Starr so many rock critics have embraced over the decades. Three of the Beatles were touched by the divine. George Harrison, McCartney and John Lennon all channeled something otherworldly during their stint with the Beatles. Ringo Starr, critics say lucked into the mix.
That’s bullshit. Starr was a solid drummer, and the fab four finally clicked when he joined the band. He just might be the mysterious force that corralled those three supernovas together into a cohesive unit that worked. Starr only wrote a couple of songs for the Beatles, and Don’t Pass Me By is easily the best. Give my song a break, before I lose my hair.
加入微软剑桥研究院四年半了,除了今年八月因为提前订了法国行程错过了我们组的 Team Build,我印象里几乎没有缺席过任何公司级或大组级的团建活动。
我原来在 AFO,后来因为 Re-org,大概是这两年并回到 MSR,之后又调整了一下,现在则是 100% 归在 MSRC 的组里。本月有一个冬日 Party,我记得这是我第一次参加,因为此前只参加过夏日 Party 和圣诞 Party。
这次冬日 Party 是微软剑桥研究院主办的,地点在剑桥市中心一家新开的酒吧:
MSR Cambridge Staff Winter Party at Boom Battle Bar Cambridge, on Thursday 20 November 2025. Timings Start Time: 12:00 Buffet Lunch Served Between: 12:00-13:30 End Time: 16:00
很遗憾,团队决定不推进您的申请。虽然反馈是积极的,但其他候选人的技能更符合要求。
Unfortunately the team have decided not to move forward with your application. The feedback was positive however there were just other candidates whose skillset was a stronger match.
自我安慰一下:据说大厂一个职位通常会收到上百份简历,最终只会挑出大约 8 个人进入面试,每一轮还要淘汰一半。能通过简历筛选,其实已经相当不容易了。
面试从来不是输赢,而是一面镜子。它告诉我:我还可以更强。面试就是最实在的“市值检测器”。每面一次,我就知道自己哪块短板被揪出来了,然后再狠补回去。正如年中挑战 ARM principal 时让我意识到自己 C++ 生疏,又促使我在之后疯狂补课一样。
PS:我还特意问了Nvidia是不是有和其它大厂一样的冷冻期,回答是没有,可以同时申请多个职位,并且没有限制。
Q: Is there a cool down period before I can apply to another position?
A: No there isn’t, you can apply for as many roles as you wish.
第一次私校家长会: 原来家长比孩子还卷 前几天参加了娃的第一次家长会,和几位家长聊下来,真是个个都很厉害。不光孩子们卷,家长也一样卷,一眼望去基本都是 Dr/博士。娃还调侃我一句:“这有什么的,你不也是 Dr 吗?” 我心里默默想:还好没写学校名字,不然我这野鸡大学的头衔真拿不出手 😂。 私校里真是人才济济,乐器过 8 级的太常见了,卷得不得了。我还问过娃,是想当 big fish in a small pond...