I have to talk about current affairs. A lot has happened during this period.

In terms of political affairs, there are riots and sabotage of the torch relay. Recently, it has been rumored that red flags are hung on MSN and QQ to show hearts, with a new slogan: Let you go to Carrefour and beat you up.
It's a matter of whether Carrefour is pitiful. Anyway, I go to it once a year. What I want to say is that if everyone lives and works in peace and contentment, and the people's living standards can be as "moderately prosperous" as the legendary "people, not even the Dada X people will be able to drive them, let alone the Dada X people. Are there too many unstable factors now? Everyone can't hope for hope?

Leave more political issues to be passed down by word of mouth, and no one will be left here to handle them.

Things in the industry are also very lively. Microsoft is trying to marry YAHOO, Tang Jun is transferred to Xinhuadu for 1 billion yuan, IE8.0 is half-playing the pipa, Adobe CS4 is unveiled, and there is a vigorous campaign to save XP.

Some of the small inside stories revealed by Tang Jun during the transfer were quite interesting. YAHOO China originally wanted to sell Shanda, but in the end Chen Tianqiao did not sign it, and even later failed to accept Sina. That's right. At that time, when Shanda was in charge of NB, if the two sides cooperated, I really didn't know what the situation would be, but there were no ifs in this world. I don't know who started using the word transfer first. It's really impressive.

IE8.0 has not been tried yet, and its current purpose is not to be a mouse. So is Adobe CS3, so is IE7.0, so is OFFICE 2007, and so is VS2005. Let the martyrs test it first. I'll pick it up.

DW CS4 is said to have been released. Since installing CS3 took more than an hour, I have no impulse to CS4 for the time being. It must also inherit Adobe's fine traditions of being big, slow to install, and snail's speed.