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星期三, 三月 14, 2012

Sir Jonathan Ive：「一件產品必須誠實地變得更好。」 | wa+er. 白蘋果急救室

Sir Jonathan Ive：「一件產品必須誠實地變得更好。」 | wa+er. 白蘋果急救室: "我認為人們會將情感與我們的產品連結起來的原因，是因為他們感覺到了我們對他們的關注，以及在創造這些產品時所投注的大量心力。

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星期二, 二月 28, 2012

Why HDMI can not display 1680x1050 resolution?

Mac Mini and the HP 2207 monitor screen...: Apple Support Communities: "The reason it is grayed out is because the 1680x1050 resolution has no HDTV mapping so it assumes it is not hooked up to a tv. Generally connecting a computer to a computer monitor by HDMI is a bad idea. You will never get a true 1 to 1 pixel mapping like you will when hooking up by DVI. The reason the port is there on the monitor is to give people the option to hook up a video device up to it, be it a dvd player, blueray player, etc.
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星期三, 二月 01, 2012

[筆記]Android Debug certificate expired | 更夜

[筆記]Android Debug certificate expired | 更夜: "Windows 7: C:\Users\{username}\.android\debug.keystore
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星期四, 十二月 08, 2011

Gone or Went?

Gone or Went?:

Gone or Went?

Gone is the past participle of to go. Used as the verb of a sentence, it must always be preceded by an auxiliary verb such as has, have, had, is, am, are, was, were, be, or one of their contractions.

Went is the past tense of to go. It never takes an auxiliary verb.

Incorrect: They gone to the movies.
(Gone needs an auxiliary verb.)
Correct: They have gone to the movies.
Correct: They are gone to the movies.
Correct: They went to the movies.
Incorrect: You could have went with them.
(Went takes no auxiliary verb.)
Correct: You could have gone with them.