Hotlinking and Quoting Are Closer Than They First Look
A reflective look at the difference between quotation and hotlinking, including link types, attribution, plagiarism standards, and why large-scale resource theft or mirroring crosses the line.
Keeping Hexo Post Updated Times Correct When Deploying with Vercel or GitHub Actions
Fix incorrect Hexo post updated times caused by Vercel or GitHub Actions deployments by using front matter, Hexo configuration, or restoring file modification times from Git history before building.
What Three Years in Front-End Taught Me About Growing as an Engineer
A reflection on three years of front-end engineering growth: why fundamentals matter, how company experience reshapes technical judgment, and how to approach new technologies without getting lost.
Switching Network Interfaces with a Windows Batch Script
A Windows batch script for quickly switching between internal and external network adapters by enabling or disabling interfaces named lan and wlan.
Seven Months of Rebuilding, Recovering, and Defending My Blog
A seven-month update on rebuilding an Astro Fuwari blog, recovering lost images, creating a portable image host, completing ICP registration, and handling repeated traffic abuse.
A Late Breakfast and a Small Tweak to the Mobile Menu
A personal note about a late breakfast, making guanguan tea, browser issues with a blog circle page, simplifying the mobile blog menu, and thoughts on old blog communities.
Adding Page View Counts to a Static Blog with Hit Kounter
A practical guide to adding visible page view counts to a static blog with Hit Kounter, including HTML usage, URL-specific counters, and the available JavaScript API.
Miaoyu, Tea, and the Convenient Fiction of Purity
A sharp reading of Miaoyu in Dream of the Red Chamber, exploring tea, class, desire, purity, and why the novel resists simple judgments of good and evil.
Liberalism’s Great Delusion and the Limits of Remaking the World
A reflective reading of John Mearsheimer’s The Great Delusion, examining liberalism, realism, nationalism, U.S. interventionism, and the limits of exporting freedom through power.
What Worries Me More Than a Child Not Working Hard
A parent reflects on Grade 8 learning pressure, phone dependence, falling grades, and the hidden danger of fake effort, while considering how parents can communicate, supervise, and support children more effectively.