天空вℓσи∂ @skyblond@qoto.org
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**I have a job now!**
I'm a Chinese shitizen, but I generally don't post in Chinese to avoid being suffering from other Chinese.
I'm physically a male, but I don't care how people think about my gender. I can be male, or female, or cat. But if you ask, I'd prefer to be referred to as male. Also, I support LGBT+ people, and I'm a copyleft. I don't think I'm too aggressive in arguing things, but sometimes I do. You should handle it with care.
I post about programming (most time is Java and Kotlin, unless I have a new love), and some random things I find interesting. I also post about my mental health, which is in a stable state of instability, thanks to my parents and Chinese society.
Anyway, if you want to follow me, I'm glad to see you. And, have a nice day.
Alt: @skyblond
Joined Dec 2020
本周末的小项目：https://github.com/hurui200320/utf8-ctc
Side project for this weekend: https://github.com/hurui200320/utf8-ctc
使用中文电报码编码文字，并使用UTF-8作为回退，同时还有加密功能（使用置换密码）。
Encode text using Chinese telegraph code, but with UTF-8 as a fallback, also with encryption (Transposition Cipher).
这个项目是和朋友聊到寄信的时候催生的。明信片8毛钱，平信1块2，我就不想多花4毛钱。于是便有了这个项目。你所需要的只是抄写并敲打一系列数字。
This project was built when my friend talked about sending postcards. The postcard costs 0.8CNY to send (proper mail starts with 1.2CNY, in contract, a big mac costs 22 CNY). Anyway, we don't want to spend the extra 0.4 CNY, but we also want privacy using post-services. So I came up with a solution to encode and possibly encrypt the text. All you need is to write and type a bunch of numbers.
完全不需要Base64或者Base58。从我过去的经验来看，这些编码不好写，也不好敲。
No base64 or base58. From my previous experience, they are terrible to write and type.
如果你想了解更多，我还有一篇博客来详细阐述我的思路（不过GitHub的readme应该就足够了）：https://skyblond.info/archives/1062.html
If you want to know more, I also have a blog to descibe my idea (which I think GitHub's readme is good enough). Anyway, if you want to read, here is the google translated version: https://skyblond-info.translate.goog/archives/1062.html?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en-US&_x_tr_hl=zh-CN&_x_tr_pto=wapp
天空вℓσи∂
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世界就是一个巨大的草台班子
天空вℓσи∂
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日星铸字行
台湾朋友推荐的！看象友之前也来过好喜欢。
日星铸字行在台北车站附近，从青旅走5分钟就能到很方便。开门时间比较少要注意时间。
一进门就是铅字陈列区，可以自己挑选想要的字排列组合成独特的印章。除了普通的汉字还有一些可爱的符号图形生肖星座什么的，看到猫猫的我狂喜哈哈哈哈。自己挑的话一旦从架子上拿下就不能放回去了哦，怕出错可以让店员帮忙找字。买完后不要错过楼下也有一层可以参观，是真正的活版印刷工作场所很有意思。
关于最后的印章成品”饭否🐱”的由来。我想了几天要做什么字的印章头好痛，不喜欢自己的名字我也已经有一个台湾印章了，喜欢的诗词像古剑三的梦付千秋星垂野，关于山海的诗词也没有喜欢到刻印章的程度。问家属家属拍大腿说我有！翻出了辛弃疾的词。然后我一眼看到了尚能饭否哈哈哈哈哈，感觉摘出来还有点搞笑的意味。在铸字行看到猫猫铅字的时候觉得好像Mona！圆滚滚毛茸茸，Mona还特别贪吃，跟饭否一起不能再搭。最后就从一首严肃的诗词变成了搞笑的猫猫要饭印章 
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NOTE TO LITERALLY THE ENTIRE INTERNET:
No thought is ever complete. There will always be holes to fill!
RESIST THE URGE TO FILL THOSE HOLES
If someone has said something which you largely agree with, especially if what they said aligns with your understanding of and goals towards an issue, then the LAST thing they need from you is someone playing devil's advocate. Nitpicking is annoying at best and, in a world where people are looking to drive wedges between allies, dangerous at worst.
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我曾经住过的某个社区：
- 认识的朋友比较多
- 很多都养狗
- 狗主人比较宅
于是，他们对我搬过来表示很欢迎。因为，我每天跑步时，可以顺便带着他们的狗狂奔！
你们能想象那种盛况吗：主人们牵着狗在草坪上 social，我沿着湖边跑步，每圈大约一公里，每圈回来，都会换一只新的狗遛。最多的时候一天遛了 5 只！
我对狗的品种完全不了解。小狗是不参加这种局的，放我手里遛的，都是看着很能跑的大狗。——虽然理论上狗的速度比人快，但实操起来，这些狗是跑不过我的，大概也和它们平时缺乏锻炼有关。它们的最快速度，也就比我的长跑冲刺速度略快，配速 4 分钟，但狗的这种速度最多也就坚持两三百米，随后就越跑越慢，开始喘气，配速 7~10 溜达。能把这一公里跑完的狗并不多，所以后来习惯了节奏后，大多数时间，狗主人会主动向前走一段迎接我们。
但狗狗能有机会狂奔，真的很开心。我在狗的平行位置，看着它们的脸，真的是眼里亮着光，半张着嘴，舌头感受自己带起来的风~
最烦的是某种据说是牧羊犬，当它跑不过我时，会咬我让我停下，据说是把我当成走远了的羊……
After a bit back and forth with the bank, they called me just a moment ago and said they will "try their best" to clear my transfer on Sunday.
Let's see how best they can try.
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陆台关系能变成现在这样，纯粹是大陆自己作的
RE: https://bgme.me/users/swy2020/statuses/112217058177172521
Now the question is: Do I take the risk of losing my money for faster transfer?
Wait... I just found out a less secure but faster way to get money back to China.
With Wise and Alipay, I can send money to Wise from OCBC, then covert it to CNY, when send it to Alipay and then send it to my bank.
Apparently it's not from bank to bank so if someone (like wise or alipay) decide to suspend my transfer, it will be a hard time to get my money back.
But I did a quick test: Send 25 CNY buy only got 9, wise take 16 CNY as a fee. It only takes less than 10 minutes!
@freemo If you’re circulating Money inside China, in most of the cases, they're realtime.
But when involving foreign currencies, you need all kind of approvals :(
@freemo Thanks. It's not the end of the world, so I can wait until Monday. Frankly speaking, I can tell that customer support don't often get this kind of request since they kinda of don't know what to do when I asked them. Which means I might need to go to the bank and sort things out, if the teller don't know how to process the transfer.
LOL
(Found this picture on the internet)
For those who don't know, just watch Puella Magi Madoka Magica.
BTW I'm angry becuase I have a pretty tight schedule for purchasing a new bird watching monocular and go outside this weekend. Now I need to wait the bank to process my transfer on Monday so I have to delay my schedule for a week. And the weather report said next weekend will be wet.
Maybe it's my fault to have a really tight schedule, but in any case, I have to wait until Monday. And hopefully they don't reject my transfer.
Haha, those f*cking stupid banks. I got my salary send to OCBC, a Singapore bank. They have no issues on processing my money. Then I want to transf...
@freemo Great, you sounds like an excellent banker now🤣
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In my humble opinion, if you want to follow the international holidays, then you should work on Friday. Or if you want to follow the Chinese holidays, then process my f*ucking transfer on Sunday.
You can't take both holidays and just told me to wait. It's stupid.
In my humble opinion, if you want to follow the international holidays, then you should work on Friday. Or if you want to follow the Chinese holidays, then process my f*ucking transfer on Sunday.
You can't take both holidays and just told me to wait. It's stupid.
Haha, those f*cking stupid banks.
I got my salary send to OCBC, a Singapore bank. They have no issues on processing my money. Then I want to transfer part of it to Chinese bank for my daily living.
The OCBC said the transfer is successful. But ICBC didn't put the money into my account. So I asked ICBC's customer support. And here is the hilarious thing, which I'm so angry that I don't even feel angry, just feel very amusing.
To start off, there is a thing called "leave in lieu". April 4th to 6th is QingMing festival (or you can call it "Tomb-Sweeping Day"). The issue is: Only the April 4th is QingMing, 5th is friday and you should work. But the government want to setup a 3 day holiday, so they arranged holiday from 4th to 6th, then you work on 7th (Sunday). April 6th is Saturday, and you work on Sunday to compensate Friday.
Then let's talk about the bank, ICBC. I asked why I didn't get the money, the customer servicer said they don't know. I give them the reference number of that SWIFT transfer, but they said they can't query for me. I have to ask the local branch. So I asked the local branch. The branch said they're not working on public holidays. So I asked what about Sunday. They said Sunday is also a day off, since it's a international weekend. They need to work on Sunday, but they can't process the transfer on Sunday. I have to wait on Monday.
WTF
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**I have a job now!**
I'm a Chinese shitizen, but I generally don't post in Chinese to avoid being suffering from other Chinese.
I'm physically a male, but I don't care how people think about my gender. I can be male, or female, or cat. But if you ask, I'd prefer to be referred to as male. Also, I support LGBT+ people, and I'm a copyleft. I don't think I'm too aggressive in arguing things, but sometimes I do. You should handle it with care.
I post about programming (most time is Java and Kotlin, unless I have a new love), and some random things I find interesting. I also post about my mental health, which is in a stable state of instability, thanks to my parents and Chinese society.
Anyway, if you want to follow me, I'm glad to see you. And, have a nice day.
Alt: @skyblond
Joined Dec 2020
