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标题 FireFox的几个小技巧(提高浏览速度) 选择自 ycool1984 的 Blog
关键字 FireFox的几个小技巧(提高浏览速度)
出处
1. Enalbe IPv6。大部分网站使用IPv4协议，在FF里IPv6默认是disabled的，所以打开IPv6,对支持IPv6的网站会提高浏览速度。 具体步骤： a. 在FF地址栏里输入：about:config； b. 然后找到Network.dns.disableIPv6，双击后，其键值由”false”变为”true”； c. 重启FF后生效。 2. 另外如下设置也会提高浏览速度：具体步骤同上。 network.http.max-connections: 48 network.http.max-connections-per-server: 24 network.http.max-persistent-connections-per-proxy: 12 network.http.max-persistent-connections-per-server: 6 network.http.pipelining: true network.http.pipelining.maxrequests: 32 network.http.proxy.pipelining: true 3。地址栏自动填入完成。 FF虽然也能记忆以前输入的地址，但只是在下拉菜单里，并不直接把最相近的地址显示在地址栏里。如下设置会完成此功能： a. 在FF地址栏里输入：about:config； b. 右击任何空白处，选new->boolean，然后输入browser.urlbar.autoFill，设置成”true”； c. 同上步骤建立browser.urlbar.autocomplete.enabled d. 重启FF后生效。
作者Blog：http://blog.csdn.net/ycool1984/

一直想找一个好的命令行下载软件
找啊找，找啊找
终于在freshmeat.net找到了一个pcp
而且是个script，更激发了我的兴趣
结果连不上
只好用gaim呼叫爱红大兄弟帮我搞下来
下崽完一看，果然是script，不过是pike的script
这个pike倒没搞过
再下pike，也下不下来
再呼叫爱红大兄弟，把pike下崽下来
解开后倒简单，直接make就把./configure都做了又编译出来binary
安装却说啥啥不对
放狗找了半天也没找到有价值的东西
只好cd src去查
原来./configure的时候需要指定安装目录
再./configure
再make，倒不费时间
再make install，就弄得了
再pcp，爽！！！

What’s new in Python 2.4
Here are the (subjective) highlights of what’s new in Python 2.4.
Faster
A number of modules that were added in Python 2.3 (such as sets and heapq) have been recoded in C. In addition, there’s been a number of other speedups to the interpreter. (See section 8.1, Optimizations, of the “What’s New” document for more).
New language features
* multi-line imports – when using imports in the form from foo import bar, baz, bing, bang, you can surround the imported names with brackets, and they can be split across lines. This is part of PEP 328.
* Farewell to OverflowWarning – as documented in PEP 237, Python no longer generates OverflowWarnings.
* function/method decorators – function and method decorators, first described in PEP 318, have been added to the language, using ‘pie-decorator’ syntax. Decorators are on the line before the ‘def’, and prefixed with an ‘@’ sign. (PEP 318)
* Assigning to None – the compiler now treats assigning to None as a SyntaxError.
* Failed import cleanup – when a module import failed, versions of Python prior to 2.4a2 would leave a broken module in sys.modules – subsequent attempts to import the failing module would silently succeed, but use the broken module object. The import machinery now removes the failing module from sys.modules if the import fails.
* The -m command line option – python -m modulename will find a module in the standard library, and invoke it. For example, python -m pdb is equivalent to python /usr/lib/python2.4/pdb.py
New or upgraded built-ins
* built-in sets – the sets module, introduced in 2.3, has now been implemented in C, and the set and frozenset types are available as built-in types (PEP 218)
* unification of integers and long integers – an operation that would return a number too big for an integer will automatically return a long integer. (PEP 237)
* generator expressions – generator expressions are similar to a list comprehension, but instead of creating the entire list of results they create a generator that returns the results one by one. This allows for efficient handling of very large lists. (PEP 289)
* reversed() – a new builtin that takes a sequence and returns an iterator that loops over the elements of the sequence in reverse order (PEP 322)
* new sort() keyword arguments – sort() now accepts keyword arguments cmp, key and reverse
* sorted() – a new builtin sorted() acts like an in-place list.sort() but can be used in expressions, as it returns a copy of the sequence, sorted.
* string methods – strings gained an rsplit() method, and the string methods ljust(), rjust() and center() accept an argument to specify the fill character.
* eval() now accepts any form of object that acts as a mapping as its argument for locals, rather than only accepting a dictionary. There’s all sorts of new and shiny evil possible thanks to this little change.
New or upgraded modules and packages
* a new subprocess module for spawning processes in a platform-independent way (see PEP 324)
* decimal – a new numeric type that allows for the accurate representation of floating point numbers (avoiding the problems of binary floating point) (PEP 327)
* os.urandom() has been added for systems that support a source of random data (entropy)
* The mpz, rotor and xreadlines modules have been removed.
* The difflib module now includes an HtmlDiff class that creates an HTML table showing a side by side comparison of two versions of a text.
* The socket module gained the socketpair() function, on systems that support it.
* os.path.lexists(), which tests whether the path is a symlink.
* The doctest module has been massively refactored, with many new features added, and many new hooks for customizing behavior.
* Non-blocking SSL sockets work again.
* time.strptime() can now infer the date using %U or %W (week of the year) when the day of the week and year are also specified.
* The optparse module was updated to Optik 1.5a1.
* The new module cookielib supports client-side HTTP cookies. urllib2 gained a new class HTTPCookieProcessor that uses this new module.
* The CJKCodecs collection of East Asian codecs, maintained by Hye-Shik Chang, was integrated into 2.4.
* The email package’s Parser was completely rewritten to better handle malformed email messages. It should now never fail to parse a message and will annotate the parsed message to indicate what problems were found during the parsing. There is also a new FeedParser that allows messages to be fed into the parser as they are read in.
* The bisect module now has an underlying C implementation for improved performance.
* There is a new collections module for various specialized collection datatypes. Currently it contains just one type, deque, a double-ended queue that supports efficiently adding and removing elements from either end.
* The asyncore module’s loop() now has a count parameter that lets you perform a limited number of passes through the polling loop. The default is still to loop forever.
* The curses module now supports the ncurses extension use_default_colors(). On platforms where the terminal supports transparency, this makes it possible to use a transparent background.
* imaplib now supports the IMAP THREAD command
* heapq has two new functions nlargest() and nsmallest() to find the N largest or smallest values in a dataset.
* itertools has a new function groupby() that acts a little like an SQL “GROUP BY” statement. It also gained a function tee() that returns N independent iterators that replicate the iterator passed as an argument.
* A new function basicConfig() was added to the logging package to simplify setup for logging. There is also a new TimedRotatingLogFileHandler which automatically rotates log files at a fixed interval.
* The operator module gained functions attrgetter() and itemgetter()
* The posix module (available as os) has a new function getsid()
* poplib supports POP over SSL
* profile can now profile C extension functions
* random has a new method getrandbits(N) to return a random integer N bits long.
* The re module was extended to allow simple conditional expressions in regular expressions. In addition, the underlying SRE engine is now non-recursive (previously, certain types of regular expression would run into troubles with recursion).
* The weakref module now supports a wider variety of Python objects includes Python functions, class instances, sets, frozensets, deques, arrays, files, sockets and regular expression objects. In addition, the weakref type is now a new-style object which can be subclassed.
* xmlrpclib now supports a multi-call extension for transmitting multiple XML-RPC calls in a single HTTP operation.
* The base64 module now supports Base64, Base32 and Base16 encoding and decoding, and more complete support for RFC 3548.

还可以配rocket launcher
一个美国SB在slashdot上说
Good News in War Against China (Score:1, Funny)
by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday December 01, @10:14PM (#10970704)
The Chinese have low regard for human life [phrusa.org] and would be willing to throw millions of soldiers to their death against the Americans in any war. The scenario would be like a human wave, and the idea is for the wave to overwhelm our forces.
These machine-gun robots is the perfect answer to a Chinese wave attack. I could imagine them being amphibious. On a fine morning like 2006 December 7, millions of them would rise up out of the ocean tide and onto the beaches of China. They would march relentless across China, killing all the Chinese soldiers.
The final destination would be Tibet.
As that old Negro spiritual goes, “[Tibet,]free at last! [Buddha] all mighty! Free at last!”
另一个比较幽默：
Re:Good News in War Against China (Score:2, Funny)
by Guncrazy (633221) on Wednesday December 01, @11:55PM (#10971452)
Shh…not so loud! The military is probably planning to outsource the manufacture of these robots to China.

青梅期待的OCR手机问世了