目前分類:網路之選 (98)
- Dec 17 Thu 2009 08:26
超會彈拉
- Dec 15 Tue 2009 19:54
Technology: Microsoft Steals Code From Microblogging Startup
今天早上在噗浪就看到這個消息...!
Readers davidlougheed and TSHTF both let us know that microblogging service Plurk reported today that Microsoft China not only copied look and feel from its interface, but alsocopied raw code from Plurk's service, when it released its own microblogging service called MSN Juku (or Mclub). In instances of the code released on the Plurk blog, the layout, code structure, and variable names were very similar or in some cases 100% identical. The story has been covered in multiple media sources. The software theft is hypocritical, given Microsoft's past threats against Chinese software piracy."
- Dec 15 Tue 2009 08:28
半糖飲料熱量高 相當半個便當
很多人愛喝現搖的茶飲料,擔心熱量太高還會要求半糖或微糖,但您知道嗎?這飲料裡加的果糖熱量真的很高,一杯750CC飲料,就算只加半糖熱量也高達200大卡,相當於吃了半個排骨便當。
- Dec 09 Wed 2009 09:22
【媒體】個人化雜誌能挽救雜誌產業嗎?
作者 : Brain.com記者 吳恬儀 |
更新時間 : 2009/12/08 18:41:44 |
幾個月前,時代雜誌宣布將發行一份名為MINE個人化雜誌,評價究竟如何?個人化真的是雜誌產業的未來嗎? | ||
(Brain.com 2009-12-09)有了科技與網路的幫忙,在數位時代下,量身訂做的商品不再是有錢人的特權,即使平凡無奇的普通人,只要打開電腦,不管是量身訂做的 鞋子、服飾,甚至連長得跟你一樣的公仔、印上名字的M&M巧克力,都不再是遙不可及的夢想。但隨著平面媒體也逐漸跟上個人化的腳步,個人化的雜誌 是否能夠為近幾年深受網路上免費資訊衝擊的雜誌產業,注入一劑強心針? 如果有一天,你翻開你最喜歡的雜誌,並在上面的廣告看到你的名字,可別嚇壞了,這可是美國雜誌界龍頭時代雜誌旗下實驗性雜誌──MINE的創 舉。讀者不只能自行從時代集團內的8本雜誌,挑選喜愛的5本雜誌,更能透過簡單的心理測驗,從既有的56種版本中,比對出符合自己興趣和閱讀習慣的內容, 並集結成一本個人化的免費雜誌,也因此,MINE在推出前就引發各界的熱切關注。 |
- Dec 09 Wed 2009 08:38
PENTAX
K之前就跟我說過Pentax機身出了很多顏色,在動腦雜誌上剛好看到介紹Pentax,覺得日本首頁很有感覺呢!
雖然我也不會想買拉,因為我還是喜歡黑色的專業感,不過很喜歡網頁乾淨又五彩繽紛的感覺!
- Nov 26 Thu 2009 13:53
街頭新奇口味小吃銅板花費輕鬆嚐
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珍珠紅豆餅15元/來自屏東的紅豆鬆軟綿密,與珍珠格外速配。
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賦予紅豆餅全新QQ口感雖說賣得是大家都看過也應該都吃過的紅豆餅,不過一口咬下內餡可是大有玄機喔!添加了台灣小吃明星之一---QQ珍珠,讓人在品嚐鬆軟的餅皮與香濃內餡的同時,還能體驗珍珠彈Q的口感,兩者搭配十足具有創意,起司和蘿蔔絲鹹口味也相當有人氣;此外,薄餅皮夾冰淇淋可是獨賣的特色點心。
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- Nov 25 Wed 2009 08:52
喝水還是要看見鼻子才安全拉
這廣告真的很有妙!
- Nov 11 Wed 2009 22:39
金厚話..
- Nov 10 Tue 2009 11:59
Marc by Marc jacob
真Q~
- Aug 27 Thu 2009 13:45
完美上半身
本文引用自lovely - [保養]"BQB BODY"之完美上半身大公開
真棒~
- Aug 01 Sat 2009 15:20
有趣的床墊廣告
- Jul 24 Fri 2009 13:44
包包頭影片
- Jul 11 Sat 2009 11:33
也有自己的位置的一位
- Jul 10 Fri 2009 18:49
Evian Roller Babies international version
- Jul 10 Fri 2009 10:23
牠應該快嚇死了拉
- Feb 18 Wed 2009 21:47
會站立的貓
- Jul 16 Wed 2008 20:28
Take a seat
一旦人離開圖書館後,椅子還會自動歸位,神奇吧。
更炫的還有,如果想在圖書館內辦個小型論壇,圖書館人員可以一次招喚多張椅子到指定場所,完全不用人手搬運,既節省人力又方便,實在太令人驚艷了,如果家中也有一張這麼棒的椅子,這該有多好。
- Jul 16 Wed 2008 13:13
Should small businesses whine?
I bought some clothes from a merchant via Amazon. The company that I ordered from shipped the wrong item. I sent it back and was told it will take three or four weeks to process my return. A month!
I wrote back, asking why it would take so long. The response, "Thank you for your inquiry. To answer your question we are NOT an big company like Amazon we are actually a small company, That is why it does take us a little longer than others."
- Jul 15 Tue 2008 13:13
Scarcity
We can learn a lot from the abysmal performance of Apple this weekend. They took a hot product and totally botched the launch because of a misunderstanding of the benefits and uses of scarcity.
- Jul 11 Fri 2008 13:32
8 Cool Things You Can Do With Your iPhone 2.0
Until recently, your iPhone could do all sorts of everyday stuff like make phone calls, surf the web, play MP3s and take pictures. But now that the Apple App Store has launched, the device’s capabilities are endless. Your phone can now make strange noises when you tap it, find a restaurant when you shake it or pause a CD from across the room.
Here’s our list of eight cool things your iPhone 2.0 can do for you. All of the apps we’ve highlighted are available in the App Store, and many of them are free. We’ve excluded games (check Game|Life) and e-books (boring!) from the list. The links we’ve provided are to the web pages for the apps themselves, not the App Store pages — not everyone has an iPhone and iTunes 7.7, and we don’t want to exclude anyone. Besides, you know how to use a search box, right?
Photo: Jim Merithew/Wired