哼歌找歌

今天腦子裡面一直出現一首我小時候聽的歌，只記得曲調，而且是女生唱的，連伴奏和低音和弦我都記得，可是就是不記得曲名和歌詞。找來找去，終於找到這個網站，直接哼一小段進去就可以用這段聲音找音樂，哼完馬上出現，我要的就在第一首！ 來聽聽老歌吧～

The Concept *is* the Execution

That's how software front-ends should be designed too, not by some database people 1,000 km away from the lusers.

To me, a great service emerges from a deep understanding of the way that people will interact with it, the way their lives work and the way that it will become part of their lives. From the way it will be useful to them, in other words. If they’re going to have to use a computer to interact with the service, it’s vital to understand what kind of computer they are going to be using, where they will be using it and, crucially, how much time they have to spend.
You cannot design a great service without an obsessional focus on the details. Deny that and I’m likely to get all executional on your ass.

[From The Concept *is* the Execution « Made by Many]

To be more specific to what I mean by "software front-end", I mean that the way we design the part that interacts with the users (not only the UI, also the data exchange, preparation part) should take the users' workflow into consideration. When 2 buttons confuse the user, we should consolidate them into a single button without ambiguous meaning, or hide enough details to let users complete a workflow without knowing too much beyond what the workflow requires them to know.

切記切記！NSString 要弄成 NSURL 一定要有這個轉換手續

NSString *stringEscaped = [stringOrig stringByAddingPercentEscapesUsingEncoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding];

糖醋排骨

Yummy!

首先將排骨飄水半小時（或以上）
也就是將排骨盛在碗中
置放於水龍頭下用小水沖洗
尤其是美國的豬肉
沒有這樣無法去除腥味

然後用醬油，酒和水醃製排骨
將排骨至於冰箱中至少數個小時

然後將排骨連醬油，酒與水
換入X品夫人電子壓力鍋中
直接壓熟
這樣確保連骨頭都軟嫩

等排骨壓熟之後
取出之後
切成小塊排骨
均勻沾上蛋黃液再裹上太白粉備用

以上是準備工作

然後起個油鍋
將裹好粉的排骨放如油鍋中炸到表面金黃
然後撈起
濾乾多餘的油

最後一步才是做醬
基本上醬是由醬油，糖，鎮江醋和水
以2:3:3:6的比例調成
（或請參考傅培梅食譜）
然後加入太白粉將醬汁調糊
用火將水燒掉
直到醬汁開始變得濃綢
然後將炸好的排骨扣入拌勻

[From Evil Capitalism Heroes: 糖醋排骨]

Quote of the day

This is cute,

"When we find someone whose weirdness is compatible with ours, we join up with them and fall into mutually satisfying weirdness and call it love - true love." Robert Fulghum

[From katie says When we find someone whose weirdness is compatible with ours, we join up with them and fall into mut - #38gnmj ]