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The 1000th Blog Post

Site Matters2012.06.25
The 1000th Blog Post
Suixuan opened for business on July 31, 2005, on Yiku Blog. On December 10, 2010, I switched blogs to Ixiezi. My original plan was to make it a transit station and first move the articles over to WordPress. Later I did settle down there for a while as well, but for various reasons I ultimately gave it up. On January 8, 2011, I finally made up my mind to buy my own virtual space and independent domain name, and truly set foot on the proper road of an “independent blog”; before I knew it, almost a year and a half had passed. As early as July 23, 2007, I had…
blog website Chinese writing
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2012年6月25日
Switched the server back to Beijing dual-line

Site Matters2012.05.01
Switched the server back to Beijing dual-line
Because the host I had been using, located on China Telecom in Huizhou, Guangdong, ran into some problems, I fiddled with it for quite a while and have switched the host back to Beijing~ Access speed on Netcom is many times faster and more pleasant; I wonder how it is on the education network?
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2012年5月1日
Why Place Ads

Site Matters2012.04.10
Why Place Ads
Has everyone noticed that “advertisements” have appeared in the blog’s sidebar? I added them in the middle of the night when I couldn’t sleep because my rhinitis flared up~ Of course, putting up ads was also something I had long had in mind. Why put up ads? First of all, of course, ads can make money. Right now, to keep this blog running, with hosting fees and domain fees, I spend about 300 yuan a year. Although I don’t really care about money, after all I’m only spending my parents’ money, so if I can make up a little of it, that’s always good. But judging from this blog’s current…
media blog internet website
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2012年4月10日
The title doesn’t show up on the blog homepage, but it still exists~

Site Matters2012.03.30
The title doesn’t show up on the blog homepage, but it still exists~
From now on, when I post to Weibo, subscribers won’t be bothered with notification emails anymore~ Some subscribers’ email addresses keep bouncing messages back to me. Besides spam accounts, there may also be some innocent ones that got caught in the crossfire. If you’ve subscribed but have never received an email, please check your spam folder~
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2012年3月30日
Let’s test posting a Weibo directly on the blog~

Site Matters2012.03.30
Let’s test posting a Weibo directly on the blog~
Spring has arrived, and so has my rhinitis~ To date, I’ve had three submissions rejected and one accepted (the one I least expected, yet somehow had long had a premonition about; I’ll keep you in suspense for now). For the very first piece, I unconditionally accept the outrageously, ridiculously expensive page fee, but if you ask me for it again after that, we’ll have to talk it over~
blog website Weibo
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2012年3月30日
Revised the Blog’s Copyright Rules

Site Matters2012.02.28
Revised the Blog’s Copyright Rules
An exception clause has been added for articles published in print media; see: https://yilinhut.net/about/published The essence of Suixuan’s copyright policy is this: in addition to being allowed to reprint and quote it as one would treat an ordinary academic work, one may also freely adapt and distribute it. According to the copyright terms, adaptations must credit both the original author and the adapter, but there is no need to cite line by line; it is enough simply to indicate something like “originally written by Guci, adapted by Zhang San.” At the same time, such adapted versions must also abide by the same terms—that is, they too must allow others to…
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2012年2月28日
A Portal for the History of Science and Philosophy? A Library? — On the Future Fate of keshizhe.net

Site Matters2011.12.08
A Portal for the History of Science and Philosophy? A Library? — On the Future Fate of keshizhe.net
After wrapping up the Beijing History of Science, Technology, and Philosophy Student Forum, more than half a month had slipped by before I even realized it. The keshizhe.net I had worked so hard to put together died, with no suspense whatsoever. Although I had never had much confidence that it would ever become active in the first place, I still hadn’t expected it to die so quickly, so cleanly, and so decisively. Not only did almost no one post again after the meeting ended, but traffic also plunged rapidly, and in less than a week it was already lying on the bottom: The 5 or 6 visits per day at…
philosophy of science blog Peking University internet
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2011年12月8日
What Is an “Eduroam-Free Address”?

Site Matters2011.11.01
What Is an “Eduroam-Free Address”?
Since the readers of my blog are mainly university teachers and students, I wanted to buy a domestic host. A host on a dedicated Education Network line is hard to find and not really necessary, but at the very least it must be a “free Education Network IP”; otherwise it’s no different from a foreign host. But based on my experience over this past year communicating with various IDC service providers, whether before-sales consultation or after-sales service, whether front-desk support or back-end technicians, whether IDC customer service or Taobao shop owners—after contacting maybe twenty or thirty people all told—not a single one actually knew what a free Education Network address…
technology education internet website
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2011年11月1日
Huaxia Mingwang’s hosting failure rate is too high…

Site Matters2011.10.31
Huaxia Mingwang’s hosting failure rate is too high…
Today Suixuan and the Forum on the History and Philosophy of Science and Technology were down again for most of the day, and the quality of customer service was also quite worrisome. After submitting a support ticket, the customer service staff who solve technical problems always respond only after the issue has been fixed, so I can hardly find out what exactly went wrong; as for the front-desk customer service on the web interface, they are often totally clueless, and even when I inquire about purchasing services, they respond slowly, with a poor attitude, and still know nothing about anything. What should one do if the host failure rate is…
China blog education internet
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2011年10月31日
Notes on the keshizhe.net submission area (and adding a “replies visible only to the original poster” feature)

Site Matters2011.10.19
Notes on the keshizhe.net submission area (and adding a “replies visible only to the original poster” feature)
Why design a way of posting submitted papers for peer review like this? My original intention was to strengthen communication within the forum, because the purpose of our forum is exchange first and scholarship second; its primary significance is to enhance communication among students in the history of science, technology, and philosophy in the Beijing area. And if our communication is limited to those dozen or so session presentations on the final day, that is quite limited. I hope that academic exchange can already begin during the review process. Whether or not a submission is ultimately accepted as a session presentation, the student who submits it can still receive comments…
scholarship website conference review forum
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2011年10月19日