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iCloud’s advanced data protection feature requires a higher operating system version, and Mac must be at least Ventura. In order to turn it on, you have to kick off your old Mac that doesn’t support Ventura, and you can no longer log in to the same iCloud account. This somewhat reduces the value of the old Mac – it could still be used as a secondary machine for many years. (Click here to read vertical version)

Original link: https://blog.yitianshijie.net/2023/10/06/4073/ Lawrence Li iCloud’s advanced data protection feature requires a higher operating system version, and Mac must be at least Ventura. In order to turn it on, you have to kick off your old Mac that doesn’t support Ventura, and you can no longer log in to the same iCloud account. This somewhat …

iCloud’s advanced data protection feature requires a higher operating system version, and Mac must be at least Ventura. In order to turn it on, you have to kick off your old Mac that doesn’t support Ventura, and you can no longer log in to the same iCloud account. This somewhat reduces the value of the old Mac – it could still be used as a secondary machine for many years.
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There is no “content itself”

Original link: https://blog.yitianshijie.net/2023/10/02/there-is-no-quote-content-itself-unquote/ Gathered with two old people today. They worked in China’s broadcasting system/media when they were young and have considerable experience in broadcasting. During the dinner, we talked about a famous podcast. The old man said that the host failed to pay attention to the technique of using the microphone, and because his …

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Telegram will cooperate with Tencent Cloud

Original link: https://blog.yitianshijie.net/2023/09/27/telegram-and-tencent-cloud/ It’s disappointing enough that Tweet Club imitated WeChat under Elon Musk, and now Telegram is also cooperating with Tencent Cloud to launch functions similar to WeChat mini programs. Telegram has always been regarded as a safe choice by dissidents, but its conversations are not end-to-end encrypted by default from beginning to end …

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Twitter is the New WeChat

Original link: https://blog.yitianshijie.net/2023/09/22/twitter-is-anti-hyperlink-now/ Paul Graham : In order to retain people, the Tweet Club has reduced the exposure of tweets containing links. If you don’t want to be manipulated in this way, you can post more links, retweet more and like more tweets containing links. Apparently, Elon Musk is indeed learning WeChat. Don’t worry, I’ll …

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It is a mistake to manually add spaces between Chinese and Western texts

Original link: https://blog.yitianshijie.net/2023/09/13/it-is-wrong-to-add-space-between-hanzi-and-roman-letters-manually/ Gravity turned Geek Park’s old article from 2016: On the basis of Apple, we can go further. You can also try using right-angled quotes “” instead of rounded quotes “”, which we think further enhances the aesthetics. It should be noted that adding spaces or using right-angled quotation marks has nothing to …

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In the past two days, I saw @horsezhanbin discussing “prepared dishes”. He wrote: When I was in Beijing, I often ate with a friend, and he refused to go to chain restaurants in shopping malls. After I came to Japan, a friend took me to eat at Xueyi University Station, and he also refused to go to chain restaurants. Such a wonderful dining experience with them makes me believe that dining is how we shape ourselves and create our lives. This reminds me of a statement made by Wajima Yusuke about Japanese folklore and indigenous music. Generally speaking, when talking about Japan’s local, traditional, and folk music, people will think of such types as kobei, chanbei, Noh, and Gagaku, or musical instruments such as shakuhachi, shinobi, and shamisen. But Wajima said the theme songs written by composer Sumiaki Watanabe for countless Japanese cartoons after World War II were the music a generation of Japanese grew up listening to, and they are an important part of Japan’s indigenous music today. (Click here to read vertical version)

Original link: https://blog.yitianshijie.net/2023/09/11/4030/ Lawrence Li In the past two days, I saw @horsezhanbin discussing “prepared dishes”. He wrote : When I was in Beijing, I often ate with a friend, and he refused to go to chain restaurants in shopping malls. After I came to Japan, a friend took me to eat at Xueyi University …

In the past two days, I saw @horsezhanbin discussing “prepared dishes”. He wrote:
When I was in Beijing, I often ate with a friend, and he refused to go to chain restaurants in shopping malls. After I came to Japan, a friend took me to eat at Xueyi University Station, and he also refused to go to chain restaurants. Such a wonderful dining experience with them makes me believe that dining is how we shape ourselves and create our lives.
This reminds me of a statement made by Wajima Yusuke about Japanese folklore and indigenous music. Generally speaking, when talking about Japan’s local, traditional, and folk music, people will think of such types as kobei, chanbei, Noh, and Gagaku, or musical instruments such as shakuhachi, shinobi, and shamisen. But Wajima said the theme songs written by composer Sumiaki Watanabe for countless Japanese cartoons after World War II were the music a generation of Japanese grew up listening to, and they are an important part of Japan’s indigenous music today.
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Parents and children go to restaurants to eat, and it is common for children to keep looking at their mobile phones. I often think, today, if children are holding paper books instead of mobile phones, will parents worry instead? (Click here to read the vertical layout)

Original link: https://blog.yitianshijie.net/2023/09/07/4009/ Lawrence Li Parents and children go to restaurants to eat, and it is common for children to keep looking at their mobile phones. I often think, today, if children are holding paper books instead of mobile phones, will parents worry instead? ( Click here to read the vertical layout) This article is …

Parents and children go to restaurants to eat, and it is common for children to keep looking at their mobile phones. I often think, today, if children are holding paper books instead of mobile phones, will parents worry instead?
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civilization and hypocrisy

Original link: https://blog.yitianshijie.net/2023/09/05/civility-and-hypocrisy/ Ms. Wang Yi (akid), who used to work for Yiyan and the Elephant Association, passed away in Tokyo recently. There are many mourners on the Internet, but most of them are ridiculed and even gloated. I do not deny that there are people in this world whose early death I would like …

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Letter from readers: If the electronic dictionary of Nippon Monoshudo is not taken off the shelves in China, it will not be available in the Apple App Store. (Press: censored should be sanctioned by mistake.) Previous: The times are already dark. (Click here to read the vertical layout)

Original link: https://blog.yitianshijie.net/2023/09/05/3998/ Lawrence Li Letter from readers: Japanese Monoshodo ‘s electronic dictionary cannot be put on the Apple App Store unless it is taken off the shelves in China. (Press: censored should be sanctioned by mistake.) Previous: The times are already dark . ( Click here to read the vertical layout) This article is …

Letter from readers: If the electronic dictionary of Nippon Monoshudo is not taken off the shelves in China, it will not be available in the Apple App Store. (Press: censored should be sanctioned by mistake.)
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It is undoubtedly correct to say that asking children to work hard means that they need to work hard themselves, but my understanding is different from that of the parents in the article. For example, I don’t speak Chinese with my child, but if I choose to speak Chinese with her, I will definitely pay attention to the education of ancient Chinese. So since I chose to speak English with her, I must pay attention to Latin education, so I plan to learn some Latin myself. (Click here to read the vertical layout)

Original link: https://blog.yitianshijie.net/2023/09/05/3994/ Lawrence Li It is undoubtedly correct to say that asking children to work hard means that they need to work hard themselves, but my understanding is different from that of the parents in the article . For example, I don’t speak Chinese with my child, but if I choose to speak Chinese …

It is undoubtedly correct to say that asking children to work hard means that they need to work hard themselves, but my understanding is different from that of the parents in the article. For example, I don’t speak Chinese with my child, but if I choose to speak Chinese with her, I will definitely pay attention to the education of ancient Chinese. So since I chose to speak English with her, I must pay attention to Latin education, so I plan to learn some Latin myself.
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I just found out that Oxford University Press in Hong Kong has started to have e-books, the more the better. Get Mike’s out first. All e-books on Readmoo should be able to be converted to vertical orientation, but if only horizontal orientation is considered in the production of e-books, the effect of hard conversion will not be good. (Click here to read the vertical layout)

Original link: https://blog.yitianshijie.net/2023/09/05/3990/ Lawrence Li I just found out that Oxford University Press in Hong Kong has started to have e-books , the more the better. Get Mike ‘s out first. All e-books on Readmoo should be able to be converted to vertical orientation, but if only horizontal orientation is considered in the production of …

I just found out that Oxford University Press in Hong Kong has started to have e-books, the more the better. Get Mike’s out first. All e-books on Readmoo should be able to be converted to vertical orientation, but if only horizontal orientation is considered in the production of e-books, the effect of hard conversion will not be good.
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@songma: This kid can’t read and write Chinese characters, but he can chat in pinyin. I don’t understand how this is done. Duiyu meiyou congxiao bei jiaoyu xitong qiangpo lianxi hanzi de ren eryan, yong pinyin liaotian caishi changtai. Xiang wo zheduan, suiran dabufen zi meiyou jia shengdiao fuhao, ye bingbu nan kandong. Daoshi xiang wen Gongjyuhok tichu de ling yige wenti: Kan nǎge YouTuber keyi tisheng zhongwen shuiping?

Original link: https://blog.yitianshijie.net/2023/09/03/3988/ Lawrence Li @songma : This kid can’t read and write Chinese characters, but he can chat in pinyin. I don’t understand how this is done. Duiyu meiyou congxiao bei jiaoyu xitong qiangpo lianxi hanzi de ren eryan, yong pinyin liaotian caishi changtai. Xiang wo zheduan, suiran dabufen zi meiyou jia shengdiao fuhao, …

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This kid can’t read and write Chinese characters, but he can chat in pinyin. I don’t understand how this is done.
Duiyu meiyou congxiao bei jiaoyu xitong qiangpo lianxi hanzi de ren eryan, yong pinyin liaotian caishi changtai. Xiang wo zheduan, suiran dabufen zi meiyou jia shengdiao fuhao, ye bingbu nan kandong.
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It turns out that Apple Daily once had a column called “Silicon Alley Chirp”: “The word ‘Silicon Alley’ comes from a sentence from a friend, ‘Hong Kong has no Silicon Valley. All we’ve got is a Silicon Alley. ‘”

Original link: https://blog.yitianshijie.net/2023/08/29/3984/ Lawrence Li It turns out that Apple Daily once had a column called ” Silicon Alley Chirp “: “The word ‘ Silicon Alley ‘ comes from a sentence from a friend, ‘Hong Kong has no Silicon Valley. All we’ve got is a Silicon Alley. ‘” This article is transferred from: https://blog.yitianshijie.net/2023/08/29/3984/ This …

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