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Recently, I’ve been intrigued by the mathematical models in computers discussed in “The Beauty of Mathematics” and the number theory from “What is Mathematics.” Today, I managed to suppress my laziness for a moment, and I’m going to analyze the mathematical models in cryptography!

These past few days, I reinstalled Linux and wanted to avoid using GUI for SS. The information online wasn’t very useful, so I experimented a bit.

I’ve been tinkering with RSS these past few days and have collected quite a few RSS sources. For lazy people like us, knowing the news without opening a webpage is what RSS is truly about. Recently, I managed to get the RSS output for QQ Space (not very practical…) as well as for Sina Weibo and Sina Blog. However, I still prefer Logic Thinking (on Youku), which does not provide an RSS subscription. So far, I haven’t discovered any particularly effective methods to extract Youku subscription RSS feeds. Various online conversion sites are mostly useless, and I can’t tolerate the hassle of having to open a webpage to do this. So, I decided to dive into how to turn Youku subscriptions into an RSS feed, and I succeeded! It was very satisfying.

After several twists and turns, I finally sorted out the Dvorak layout in Windows (though with some modifications).
Let’s start with the layout diagram of Dvorak.

LastPass: Free Password Manager
A powerful password manager, from now on you only need to remember one password.
Momentum
On how to elegantly use Chrome, a beautiful wallpaper every day.

Pocket
Read later, better organization on the computer after shopping on mobile.

Note: All initializations in this document are based on the following container

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// Create vector<int> container test and assign values to it
vector<int> test;
for(int i=0;i<10;i++)
	test.push_back(i);

Recently, while organizing my notes, I discovered a strange issue:

C++ STL’s concepts and usage of sequential containers and associative containers.

C++ Basic Syntax Concepts Organization.

A sorted C/C++ cheat sheet, regularly organized and placed here for convenient reference.