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2008/7/28消息
下周可以到货，可以满足大家需求。
请发邮件到yarshure@gmail.com or xbkong@freebsd.org.cn,标题请用[购买书籍］+.....
1提供详细地址，电话，邮编，哪些快递公司可以到达
2付款方式可以通过1支付宝，淘宝 2招商银行 或国内其他银行，邮件沟通
3奥运期间，可能会产生缓慢到达现象，请谅解！如果急需，尽量选择EMS！
谢谢大家支持本社区！
孔祥波
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我是搞IT的，自然需要看很多书，但是，有些不是买不到，就是翻译质量很难恭维。上周末在家看qoio/py/pr incident，学习历史，感受颇深。为啥我们不能找到我们需要的Books呢？为啥？是某些人
为了自己的利益？还是没有信心。
那一年，我读小学三年级。学校放假，我在家里看黑白电视，某个高级人物猝逝的追悼大会。没过几天，印象是5/11,我们家通往县城的公路出了交通意外，好像是死了一个学生和司机。记不太清了，将近二十年了。再后来TV上很多X门镜头，不记得了。哥哥那年读高中，可能记得很多，有机会请教去。
小学四年级开学，老师教我们认识背诵国家领导人的名字。再后来小平同志南寻了。
哥哥考上大学，我也进入初中学习！初中快毕业的时候要不事实政治，好像有长江三峡的事情。
再后来改革，出现了各种产业，教育产业＊＊＊＊＊。我认为我是受害者，我从小就想上大学，可是到了高中，那个环境,那个学习成绩，唉！无奈，还要走出农村，忍了吧！
关于读书的一点点记忆＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊
为了自己的利益？还是没有信心。
那一年，我读小学三年级。学校放假，我在家里看黑白电视，某个高级人物猝逝的追悼大会。没过几天，印象是5/11,我们家通往县城的公路出了交通意外，好像是死了一个学生和司机。记不太清了，将近二十年了。再后来TV上很多X门镜头，不记得了。哥哥那年读高中，可能记得很多，有机会请教去。
小学四年级开学，老师教我们认识背诵国家领导人的名字。再后来小平同志南寻了。
哥哥考上大学，我也进入初中学习！初中快毕业的时候要不事实政治，好像有长江三峡的事情。
再后来改革，出现了各种产业，教育产业＊＊＊＊＊。我认为我是受害者，我从小就想上大学，可是到了高中，那个环境,那个学习成绩，唉！无奈，还要走出农村，忍了吧！
关于读书的一点点记忆＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊
全新Apple jacket L SIZE,只有一件，有需要的联系我，已经 被福州的一位朋友买去！,
时间：7月26日 星期六 早上9：00-15:20
地点：上海 南京西路996号2楼 靠近梅龙镇主题：iPhone破解，Appstore, Mac应用&开发
Mac Geeks: 陈侃,季晓丰,王永韬,刘昕,孔祥波,张金龙,唐琦
MacBook Pro 3台 PowerBook 15一台
iPhone 4台 ipod Touch 1台
livid拥有6台Macintosh,不过今天没有带一台过来
第一次 Mac开发与应用社区 Geek meeting,来的人不多，一共7个人。其中有一位准备入手Macbook pro的MM（Julie），这个是出乎我的意料。
首先自我检讨一下，一茶一座是10点开门，之前没有电话联系确认这个事情，是我的错误。10点前赶到的有livid,下面照片中的MM,还有一位，感谢你们大力支持本次Geek meeting.
来自Autodesk 中国研发中心的朋友
游戏界同仁，不是做网游的，是做PS3,Xbox游戏开发的
来自无锡的朋友和ipart的朋友在观看livid的演示
大家在讨论Mac 用户体验
livid给大家分享豆瓣iphone版本和6间房iphone版本的开发
Meeting中聊到WeFit的测试，因为iphone 1.1.3开始有两个id,root和mobile,由于开发者不了解
ＵNIX文件系统和用户权限，导致测试工程出了一些小麻烦，我们的livid出手分析，帮助解决了。没有来的同学也不要灰心，以后这样的Mac Geek Meeting会很多。我们要"避运"，所以接下来一个月不会有可能有举办活动，估计要到9月初。小型的聊天（3－4人）可以随时搞。
[Mac-DEV]-7.26-聚会-上海
时间：7月26日 星期六 早上9：00
地点：上海 南京西路996号2楼 靠近梅龙镇
主题：iPhone破解，Appstore, Mac应用&开发
费用：AA
活动期间有FreeBSD T-shirt赠送
提供Mac 开发相关资料Copy!
yarshure
时间：7月26日 星期六 早上9：00
地点：上海 南京西路996号2楼 靠近梅龙镇
主题：iPhone破解，Appstore, Mac应用&开发
费用：AA
活动期间有FreeBSD T-shirt赠送
提供Mac 开发相关资料Copy!
yarshure
测试pushmail时候发现的，貌似有个tunnel,然后通过tunnel访问exchange port 443端口，感觉有点奇怪！有谁了解微软的这个协议？
明白了，虽然有WIFI连接，访问的时候还是走EDGDE。刚刚有测试了一下，删除gprs配置，只开WIFI的时候也可以pushmail!
明白了，虽然有WIFI连接，访问的时候还是走EDGDE。刚刚有测试了一下，删除gprs配置，只开WIFI的时候也可以pushmail!
上海的夏天真是很难过，不在空调房里几乎没有做事情的欲望。
刚刚看了几页《Inside Steve's Brain》，就放下了，原来一天能读
10－20页，最近只能读几页了，堕落，真的堕落了！
昨天晚上哥哥电话说来上海，住在同济大学，由于接下来的几天晚
上都要学习，就趁晚上赶到三林这边。在上海五年，哥哥第一次来
我家，也是去年才买的房子，我们搬进来才办年多。今天早上很早
就送他去附近的地铁站了，让他感受一下上海的地铁，他还是94年
来过上海一次，这是第二次来上海。
自己的想法很多，理想也很远大，但是真正实现的没有。年年岁岁
就这样过下去总归不是一个办法。有的时候想逃避，但是又能逃
到哪里去呢？在很多不满，与不平衡之间如何找到真正的自我呢？
刚刚看了几页《Inside Steve's Brain》，就放下了，原来一天能读
10－20页，最近只能读几页了，堕落，真的堕落了！
昨天晚上哥哥电话说来上海，住在同济大学，由于接下来的几天晚
上都要学习，就趁晚上赶到三林这边。在上海五年，哥哥第一次来
我家，也是去年才买的房子，我们搬进来才办年多。今天早上很早
就送他去附近的地铁站了，让他感受一下上海的地铁，他还是94年
来过上海一次，这是第二次来上海。
自己的想法很多，理想也很远大，但是真正实现的没有。年年岁岁
就这样过下去总归不是一个办法。有的时候想逃避，但是又能逃
到哪里去呢？在很多不满，与不平衡之间如何找到真正的自我呢？
激活，打电话，WIFI都可以使用，有时间开始测试Pushmail！
后附儿歌一首：
你拍一我拍一 Apple出了个新手机
你拍二我拍二 2G、3G斗一块儿
你拍三我拍三 摸不到照闹的欢
你拍四我拍四 国内不让你上市
你拍五我拍五 群众戳JS脊梁骨
你拍六我拍六 只好去捡水货漏
你拍七我拍七 199何处买新机？
你拍八我拍八 拍扁JOBS脑袋瓜：）
你拍九我拍九 大伙散了去喝酒。。。
你拍十我拍十 8000买机终不值
你拍一我拍一 Apple出了个新手机
你拍二我拍二 2G、3G斗一块儿
你拍三我拍三 摸不到照闹的欢
你拍四我拍四 国内不让你上市
你拍五我拍五 群众戳JS脊梁骨
你拍六我拍六 只好去捡水货漏
你拍七我拍七 199何处买新机？
你拍八我拍八 拍扁JOBS脑袋瓜：）
你拍九我拍九 大伙散了去喝酒。。。
你拍十我拍十 8000买机终不值
long time waitting,终于放出，准备当小白吧
下栽地址：
http://xs1.iphwn.org/video_assets/PwnageTool_2.0.zip
稍候官方会出announcement。
制作.ipsw文件的时候需要下面两个BL
BL-46.bin.zip
So we've been working hard on getting the release ready and during this process we've been fixing some final bugs, the actual base of PwnageTool application is working fine and working with all devices that we support. We've been restoring our devices to various firmware revisions so that we can try to reproduce the conditions that most users will have. We are able to fully install any applications on any part of the current devices running 2.0 (and b103) and these versions are the iPhone 114, iPhone 2.0, iPhone 3G.
Apple released an update (b103) just before we were about to release and that support had to be added to the current version, it is pointless to release something that doesn't work on devices out of the box (we've been told new 3Gs will have this firmware), we don't want drama, and we want to do as little support as possible, so we want to make it right the first time.
It was lucky that we delayed slightly as we discovered a bug that causes unexpected behavior when using AppStore and third party applications on the same device. We are working on fixing that bug now, we don't anticipate it is a big one, it has some really odd side effects, causing WiFi dropouts and the loss of stored passwords for WiFi networks. Of course this is only a minor software issue, nothing like the horrible static MAC address that another "elite byte adjuster" forced upon their users.
So, currently (when released) PwnageTool 2.0 will support:-
iPhone (1st Gen) with 2.0 - Activated, Unlocked & Jailbroken, (with support for third party applications).
iPod Touch with 2.0 - Activated & Jailbroken, (with support for third party applications).
iPhone (3G) with 2.0 - Activated, Jailbroken (with support for third party applications).
We've made some progress on the baseband unlock of the 3G device, but at this point PwnageTool will not support 3G unlocking or BootNeuter on the 3G device. It is, of course supported on the first generation device with 2.0. We'll push out an update with 3G support if and when it is completed.
As soon as we fix this up and test a bit more we'll be ready for release, we'll get back to you with a release schedule soon.
Please loosen that seatbelt slightly while our cabin crew serve you complimentary drinks.
Apple released an update (b103) just before we were about to release and that support had to be added to the current version, it is pointless to release something that doesn't work on devices out of the box (we've been told new 3Gs will have this firmware), we don't want drama, and we want to do as little support as possible, so we want to make it right the first time.
It was lucky that we delayed slightly as we discovered a bug that causes unexpected behavior when using AppStore and third party applications on the same device. We are working on fixing that bug now, we don't anticipate it is a big one, it has some really odd side effects, causing WiFi dropouts and the loss of stored passwords for WiFi networks. Of course this is only a minor software issue, nothing like the horrible static MAC address that another "elite byte adjuster" forced upon their users.
So, currently (when released) PwnageTool 2.0 will support:-
iPhone (1st Gen) with 2.0 - Activated, Unlocked & Jailbroken, (with support for third party applications).
iPod Touch with 2.0 - Activated & Jailbroken, (with support for third party applications).
iPhone (3G) with 2.0 - Activated, Jailbroken (with support for third party applications).
We've made some progress on the baseband unlock of the 3G device, but at this point PwnageTool will not support 3G unlocking or BootNeuter on the 3G device. It is, of course supported on the first generation device with 2.0. We'll push out an update with 3G support if and when it is completed.
As soon as we fix this up and test a bit more we'll be ready for release, we'll get back to you with a release schedule soon.
Please loosen that seatbelt slightly while our cabin crew serve you complimentary drinks.
We've read some points in the comments that we would like to formally reply to, and of course we like to keep you updated with our progress and keep you "in the loop".
The iPhone 3G came out on Friday the 11th of July (a little over 5 days ago).
We had hacks and exploits in our toolbox that we were pretty sure would work on the retail 3G device and not only pre-release devices (these exploits form the basis of the Jailbreak and Pwnage system) so we needed to test these out on real hardware that we'd bought in the stores, our guys in North and South America had to get hold of these devices in the usual way (by driving long distances and queuing up in the stores) and our guys in Europe, Eastern Europe and Russia needed to obtain devices from further afield (one example is a 3G device being personally couriered from Switzerland).
Once the hardware was in our hands the distributed work effort could begin (we reported on our first initial tests being successful on the 11th of July), various members of the team worked on different parts of the hack, they worked on elements that could speed up the packaging of the hack into something that we could deliver to you. The hack that we use is then tested and incorporated into PwnageTool and bugs and glitches are ironed out, these are non-trivial bugs these are the kind of bugs that can brick your phone, we don't release stuff that we feel will risk your device, we want to make sure that everyone can use it properly and be happy.
We are not holding back on a release to make a UI prettier, we are not working on drop-shadows, pretty UI elements or color-schemes, we know a fantastic graphic artist that just deals with this stuff for us, so we don't waste any time there, we are just making sure that everything is OK, everything is tested and everything is safe, also the posting of videos and blogging doesn't use any time as videos are taken in "down time" when we are celebrating progress or a specific achievement (remember how we said this is a hobby and fun), video making, blogging and other public facing activities come second, the real work comes first.
Just remember 5 days isn't a long time in this type of technology area, in the corporate world fat grumpy middle-managers and overpaid PMs would be just about ready to think about scheduling a "kick off meeting" in their outlook calendars, or in some less crufty organizations the first milestone of "open the iPhone box" would have been more or less completed, but here we are almost at the end of a cutting edge distributed extreme-programming project with many hundreds of man hours already invested.
We are almost there. Those bugs are being swatted. Please fasten your seat-belts.
The iPhone 3G came out on Friday the 11th of July (a little over 5 days ago).
We had hacks and exploits in our toolbox that we were pretty sure would work on the retail 3G device and not only pre-release devices (these exploits form the basis of the Jailbreak and Pwnage system) so we needed to test these out on real hardware that we'd bought in the stores, our guys in North and South America had to get hold of these devices in the usual way (by driving long distances and queuing up in the stores) and our guys in Europe, Eastern Europe and Russia needed to obtain devices from further afield (one example is a 3G device being personally couriered from Switzerland).
Once the hardware was in our hands the distributed work effort could begin (we reported on our first initial tests being successful on the 11th of July), various members of the team worked on different parts of the hack, they worked on elements that could speed up the packaging of the hack into something that we could deliver to you. The hack that we use is then tested and incorporated into PwnageTool and bugs and glitches are ironed out, these are non-trivial bugs these are the kind of bugs that can brick your phone, we don't release stuff that we feel will risk your device, we want to make sure that everyone can use it properly and be happy.
We are not holding back on a release to make a UI prettier, we are not working on drop-shadows, pretty UI elements or color-schemes, we know a fantastic graphic artist that just deals with this stuff for us, so we don't waste any time there, we are just making sure that everything is OK, everything is tested and everything is safe, also the posting of videos and blogging doesn't use any time as videos are taken in "down time" when we are celebrating progress or a specific achievement (remember how we said this is a hobby and fun), video making, blogging and other public facing activities come second, the real work comes first.
Just remember 5 days isn't a long time in this type of technology area, in the corporate world fat grumpy middle-managers and overpaid PMs would be just about ready to think about scheduling a "kick off meeting" in their outlook calendars, or in some less crufty organizations the first milestone of "open the iPhone box" would have been more or less completed, but here we are almost at the end of a cutting edge distributed extreme-programming project with many hundreds of man hours already invested.
We are almost there. Those bugs are being swatted. Please fasten your seat-belts.
Session 100 - Coming to the Mac OS X Platform_ Part 1--The Mac OS X
Architecture.mov
Session 101 - Coming to the Mac OS X Platform_ Part 2--Frameworks,
APIs and Tools.mov
Session 102 - Threading for Performance Using OpenMP and Intel
Threading Building Blocks.mov
Session 103 - Getting Started with Core Data.mov
Session 104 - Getting Started with Mac OS X Kernel Programming.mov
Session 105 - Optimizing Your Core Data Application.mov
Session 106 - Fundamentals of Kernel Debugging.mov
Session 107 - Students - Getting the Most out of WWDC.mov
Session 108 - Mac OS X File Systems_ A Walkthrough For Developers and
IT Professionals.mov
Session 111 - Managing Schema Versioning and Data Migration in Your
Core Data Application.mov
Session 112 - From Power On to Login_ Inside the Mac OS X Leopard Boot
Process.mov
Session 114 - Developing for UNIX on Mac OS X.mov
Session 115 - Getting Started with Cocoa Bindings.mov
Session 117 - Discovering Network Services Using Bonjour.mov
Session 119 - Managing Processes with launchd.mov
Session 124 - Adopting Modern Internationalization APIs.mov
Session 125 - Building a Custom Control for Your Cocoa Application.mov
Session 126 - Introduction to the FSEvents Framework.mov
Session 127 - Getting Started with Core Text.mov
Session 128 - Cocoa Drawing Techniques.mov
Session 134 - Customizing the Cocoa Text System.mov
Session 136 - Modernizing Your Text Rendering with Core Text.mov
Session 139 - Partitioning Your Cocoa Application.mov
Session 141 - Boosting Responsiveness and Performance in Your Cocoa
Application.mov
Session 146 - Sign Your Application to Increase Security and Ensure
Code Integrity.mov
Session 156 - Writing an Input Method Using the Input Method Kit.mov
Session 202 - Broadcast Your Application's Content with iChat
Theater.mov
Session 203 - Coding Smarter with Objective-C 2.0.mov
Session 204 - Fostering User Interaction with iChat.mov
Session 205 - Making Your Application Scriptable.mov
Session 207 - Integrating iCal Events and Tasks into Your
Application.mov
Session 211 - Adding Core Animation to Your Application.mov
Session 215 - Embracing Automator Workflows with Your Application.mov
Session 218 - Garbage Collection Strategies for Objective-C 2.0.mov
Session 220 - Leopard User Interface Design.mov
Session 222 - Using Advanced Objective-C 2.0 Features.mov
Session 223 - Adopting 64-bit Programming.mov
Session 304 - Creating Custom Installers with Leopard's New
PackageMaker.mov
Session 311 - Unleashing the Power of the Xcode Build System.mov
Session 316 - Getting Started_ Performance Tuning with Shark.mov
Session 317 - Taking Advantage of Compiler Advances.mov
Session 318 - Using Xray and DTrace for In-depth Analysis.mov
Session 324 - Bug Reporting Best Practices.mov
Session 401 - Creating Leading-edge 2D Graphics with Quartz.mov
Session 402 - Understanding the Architecture of Core Audio.mov
Session 404 - Queueing, Streaming, and Extending Core Audio.mov
Session 408 - Modernizing Your OpenGL Application for Leopard.mov
Session 414 - Creating High-quality Content With QuickTime APIs.mov
Session 415 - Mastering the Quartz Composer Editor.mov
Session 420 - Tune Your OpenGL Application.mov
Session 424 - Create Stunning Effects with Core Image.mov
Session 430 - Manipulating PDF Content in Your Application.mov
Session 500 - IT State of the Union.mov
Session 502 - Getting Started with Mac OS X Administration.mov
Session 504 - Mac OS X Security Configuration.mov
Session 509 - Mac OS X Scientific Computing State of the Union.mov
Session 514 - Understanding PKI and Certificate Management on Mac OS
X.mov
Session 521 - Deploy and Manage Access Control Lists.mov
Session 523 - Deploying Large NetBoot Networks.mov
Session 528 - Extending Apple Remote Desktop for Large Scale
Deployments.mov
Session 544 - Integrating Remote Access Client with Corporate VPNs.mov
Session 602 - The Encoding Process In Depth.mov
大亮是我的大学校友，是在一次学校社团活动中认识的。后来大家在一起经常聊天学习UNIX.
今年元旦前后他突然在QQ上发消息给我，说已经来上海工作了。然后就约了时间，见面吃饭！
那次好像是在洞亭＊消费的。
后来先后见了几次面！生活的压力好大，我们还要继续向前走！
今年元旦前后他突然在QQ上发消息给我，说已经来上海工作了。然后就约了时间，见面吃饭！
那次好像是在洞亭＊消费的。
后来先后见了几次面！生活的压力好大，我们还要继续向前走！
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1 小学时候经常夏河洗澡，有一次差点bye-bye
2每逢暑涵假，肯定要去阿姨和外婆家串门
3小学考试从来没有第一第二，成绩也不是很差
4初中读了一年，死要转学，经常听"爱呀"，"恨啊"什么所谓流行歌曲。
5初二一次其中考试后，我被老师分配和一个女生一桌儿。
6高中入学发现同学这么多，没有学习的心情，只能自己拿着书本瞎看
7高考考上一个叫电大的东西，又读了一年高斯
8高考啥人都有，有抢答案的，你打小抄的，我名落孙三，考老爹找人读了一个不怎么样的本科。
其实这年我分数超过本省本科线40多分。
9 风风火火去北京，一个人逛了长城，十三陵&...,还在天安门看升旗，那时是2002年七月中下旬的样子
10 大三实习搞的几个骨瓷，除了送人，还在用
11 2003年7月4日到the9.com上班。后来认识很多网上的朋友
12 03年和italent校友一起住，经常聊很晚，入侵某公司的3500交换机 solaris服务器
13 04年9月请假参加Linuxexpo,认识Apple端木先生，开始玩Mac
14 03-04年卖了300多件FreeBSD T-shirt,主要是帮朋友拿回本钱
15 某日某月喝的咛叮大醉，被同事送回家
16 上个月去了一次米国，看到金门大桥，住了一晚很贵的酒店
17 中国终于下个月开"奥运"会了
我干啥呢？
2每逢暑涵假，肯定要去阿姨和外婆家串门
3小学考试从来没有第一第二，成绩也不是很差
4初中读了一年，死要转学，经常听"爱呀"，"恨啊"什么所谓流行歌曲。
5初二一次其中考试后，我被老师分配和一个女生一桌儿。
6高中入学发现同学这么多，没有学习的心情，只能自己拿着书本瞎看
7高考考上一个叫电大的东西，又读了一年高斯
8高考啥人都有，有抢答案的，你打小抄的，我名落孙三，考老爹找人读了一个不怎么样的本科。
其实这年我分数超过本省本科线40多分。
9 风风火火去北京，一个人逛了长城，十三陵&...,还在天安门看升旗，那时是2002年七月中下旬的样子
10 大三实习搞的几个骨瓷，除了送人，还在用
11 2003年7月4日到the9.com上班。后来认识很多网上的朋友
12 03年和italent校友一起住，经常聊很晚，入侵某公司的3500交换机 solaris服务器
13 04年9月请假参加Linuxexpo,认识Apple端木先生，开始玩Mac
14 03-04年卖了300多件FreeBSD T-shirt,主要是帮朋友拿回本钱
15 某日某月喝的咛叮大醉，被同事送回家
16 上个月去了一次米国，看到金门大桥，住了一晚很贵的酒店
17 中国终于下个月开"奥运"会了
我干啥呢？
有人坚持什么，有人放弃什么！
有人怨天尤人，有人自怨自艾！
有人寻找什么，有人掠夺什么！
有人牺牲什么，有人获得什么！
有人怨天尤人，有人自怨自艾！
有人寻找什么，有人掠夺什么！
有人牺牲什么，有人获得什么！
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机票 ¥7085
住宿 $174+$65+$30
吃饭 $50 渔人码头螃蟹
$15+$17+$8=$40 大约这些
EOS充电器$43刀，这个非常的晕
买衣服 $34+$16=$40
另外五天没有上班，扣了工资。
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其他就是书，营养品，采购的项目什么的就不算了。
上面就是本次wwdc的开支，大部分是没有自己掏腰包的
签证¥930
－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－
门票 $1299
机票 ¥7085
住宿 $174+$65+$30
吃饭 $50 渔人码头螃蟹
$15+$17+$8=$40 大约这些
EOS充电器$43刀，这个非常的晕
买衣服 $34+$16=$40
另外五天没有上班，扣了工资。
－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－
其他就是书，营养品，采购的项目什么的就不算了。
上面就是本次wwdc的开支，大部分是没有自己掏腰包的
昨天用快递发了两个单子，还在上海。上次的事情气还没消呢，这次又来了。
建议快递公司停工两个月，这个服务也叫"快递"，无语了。
建议快递公司停工两个月，这个服务也叫"快递"，无语了。
这个社会，很多人喜欢"免费午餐"？"免费午餐"就那么好吃吗？其实好像不是这么回事吧。
我也不是什么伟人，我是一个地地道道的农民，我也有小农"意识"，
每每看到有"免费午餐"的时候，就会看到一群人蜂拥而上。最后才发现"免费午餐"只不过是
残羹冷孜而已。该叫学费交学费，免费的东西就是不能珍惜。
我们应该善于回报，回报父母？回报"老师"？回报"社会"？
我也不是什么伟人，我是一个地地道道的农民，我也有小农"意识"，
每每看到有"免费午餐"的时候，就会看到一群人蜂拥而上。最后才发现"免费午餐"只不过是
残羹冷孜而已。该叫学费交学费，免费的东西就是不能珍惜。
我们应该善于回报，回报父母？回报"老师"？回报"社会"？
关于移动互联网投资的一些闲扯收藏
新一篇: 第三种企业和第三种人
http://blog.csdn.net/WhiteCrowzhu/archive/2008/07/07/2620428.aspx
1、前天去leo组织的"移动2.0高端论坛"坐了会，话题是"全业务运营的机遇与挑战"。因为尚邮的美女CEO提前开溜，我被leo拉上去说了几句。
其实我对于移动互联网只不过保持着紧密关注，没事做一些小研究而已，并不真正了解，特别那些乱七八糟和运营商相关的英文词汇我更是听了头晕。 所以只能说一些自己做产品选项目的原则问题，很不实在的东西。
2、没曾想昨天收到二个不同投资者的邮件，大概是找我讨论关于移动互联网领域的投资方向、如何看待移动互联网领域的创业前景，邀我帮忙看项目，问有没有好项目介绍。受宠若惊。既然这样，干脆把我那段话延伸一下写在这里。
3、 无论是全网运营也好，无线城市也好。不管它是不是有点扯，起码这个美好愿景是有用户需求的。试想一下如果我们真的可以在河边、桥头随时上网扯蛋，也就不会无聊的去作俯卧撑，那就不会有人BEI自杀，更不会出现挑战J.C的恶劣事件。
4、可惜，我们现在移动互联网是一个不折不扣的无聊产业。
主要在帮助低收入无聊人群解决无聊的事情，而这些无聊事情大部分都是因为一些荷尔蒙的冲动。至今我仍未看到国内有几个（不是完全没有）真正能给用户带来实际价值的移动互联网产品。包括运营商的产品。特别是运营商们成天作为垃圾广告在推广的那些"免费"服务。
5、似乎所有人都在一味的迎合"用户"需求，一味的追逐商业利益。而并没有考虑产品的长期发展和能够给用户带来什么更有益的东西。特别是一些SP公司转型后做出来的产品。
特别是都在试图从通道转向渠道的运营商们。当然运营商们说的也很实在："我们是一个企业实体，花更多的成本和精力去把带宽搞到多高，去卖更多的移动上网卡
并不能给我们带来更好的收入。对于我们来说通过固然重要，但渠道才能让我们赚到更多的钱。我们都不愿意去走电信的老路，互联网火起来了，电信却没有尝到多
达的甜头"
6、类似"创新100"
这样由运营商提供的平台固然能给创业项目带来更好的机会和资源，但我们也不难从运营商的挑选机制中看到，所谓"我们认为合适的有前景的项目"其实就是那些
更加符合运营商赚钱策略的项目。说白了，运营商指定了一个对自己最有利的方向（移动的主要方向势必会是个人娱乐，电信的主要方向势必会是企业和家庭服
务），你不朝那打不能给他们带去更多的利益收获，你的项目就是"没前途"的项目，没有资格和他们合作。
窃以为，这样的项目迟早还是难逃那些SP前辈们的命运。哪怕你打算这辈子就做定了运营商的打工仔（这是一个很好听的称谓，事实上更恰当的称谓比这个要难听很多）。
7、几乎所有人都看好移动互联网领域未来的发展，这是一个很基础的共识。
但几乎没有创业者有真正的商业模式，没有人真正敢站起来说未来两年我可以如何如何实现多大的收入。那些投机倒的事情能不能真的赚钱能不能真的让你及时退出，没人敢肯定，但他们很难有大的长久的成功，这基本可以形成定论。
8、所以，从整体角度更看好"投人"。这个时候投资者去投那些解决无聊问题的产品和项目，还不如去"投人"。
但这里说的"人"，并不是"只有资源"的人。在国内有很多只有资源的人，他们号称和谁谁谁关系怎么怎么样，整个公司没有好的技术没有好的产品。投他们变数太大。
一些拥有创新想法，对产品有自己的认识，有技术和人才基础的团队比"有资源"的人更值得投。因为这是一个刚刚萌芽的长期产业，他的生命期还有很久很久，这并不是一个正在抢钱期的暴利产业。
9、 如果一定要从从项目来说，我更看好一些面对中高端人群的，可以利用碎片时间给用户带来实际价值的项目。尤其不看好那些解决荷尔蒙问题的"移动交友"。
10、如果不把移动互联网对等于中国移动的互联网。不久的将来移动互联网和PC的互联网已经没有太大的区别，将有越来越多的人需要并使用移动上网服 务，这些人已经在PC互联网上呆了很久。他们是一群会主动绕过运营商围墙的用户，这样的用户只会视运营商为后娘养的私生子，能不打交道就会主动不打交道。
越来越多的互联网项目要走向移动领域，越来越多的互联网创业会朝向这个方向。那个时候我们主要的用户群体将不再是无聊人群，我们作的事情也将不再是无聊事业。碎片时间也将能够产生完整的实际价值。
《一场游戏一场梦》
作词：王文清 作曲：王文清 编曲：严子贸
不要谈什么分离 我不会因为这样而哭泣
那只是昨夜的一场梦而已
不要说愿不愿意 我不会因为这样而在意
那只是昨夜的一场游戏
那只是一场游戏一场梦
虽然你影子还出现我眼里
在我的歌声中 早已没有你
那只是一场游戏一场梦
不要把残缺的爱留在这里
在两个人的世界里 不该有你
喔 为什么道别离 又说什么在一起
如今虽然没有你 我还是我自己
说什么此情永不渝 说什么我爱你
如今依然没有你 我还是我自己
用圆通发了到北京一单，两天了，还在上海，无语中？
明天继续电话
看看这速度，4天了，才到达北京。7月7日早上几乎要骂人了，还好到北京了。最可气的是拿"奥运"来搪塞我，真不像话。
rt,服务质量和速度有所提升。happy中！
