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1. 都得做行业分析
2. 都喜欢看业界八卦，并且从业界八卦中寻找机会
3. 都具有广泛的人气
4. 都是人们最不愿意得罪的
5. 都要有狗仔队精神，要会社会工程学（这个方向上，还有一个人大名鼎鼎————凯文·米特尼克（Kevin Mitnick），最近好像出了本这个方向的书）
6. 都得和业内人士进行电话或者面对面的访谈
7. 都得从访谈中获得这个人和这个人的行业的信息
8. 访谈结果都得上报

昨天才知道原来还有IPv9这玩意儿阿:
http://tech.sina.com.cn/i/w/2004-06-28/2328380917.shtml
而且是快两年前的新闻了。怎么说也算是学通信的了，这么给中国人长脸的事情竟然不知道。枉我每天都看IT业的八卦了。
这消息刺激得我昨天一个晚上都没睡好。tnnd，IPv9不过就是比IPv6先进那么一点点么，就能让信产部和浙大投钱？
我看IPv9没啥搞头：
第一，技术太次，用什么十进制地址，这个太土了，计算单元比二进制只是稍微复杂一点而已，要做就做更有技术含量的，争取让汉芯算俩小时才能处理完一个地址。
第二，地址空间也还是不够啊，我们要做更先进的网络，争取让地址够一百万年以后把全宇宙的每一个分子都分配一个地址
第三，还不够国产化，用的是十进制阿拉伯数字——悟空你表插嘴，为师知道阿拉伯数字来自印度，你不知道印度人是雅利安人的后裔吧——咱们一定要用纯中国特色的，没有知识产权问题的计数方式。
俺一宿没睡，为中国的网络前途担忧啊！俺辗转反侧，最后想出来一个近乎完美的解决方案，那就是——这位同学，你说什么？两仪生四象，四象生八卦…… 错！这个我已经批判过了，虽然二进制是中国原产地标识产品，但是计算复杂度太低，成本太低，不适合中国国情。
我准备推出的是，IPv, Oh No，应该说地址之甲子。它采用了中国原创的天干地支进制，没有版权问题，安全性极好，实现复杂，国外的那帮土人只知道成本成本，咱们中国产的东西安全第一！
这个地址之甲子 方案即将实施，将给中国人带来无比的幸福，我准备立马写报告，申请专利，拉投资. 小样的，IPv9就值两万亿，我的地址之甲子岂不是要值个两亿万亿！今天在座的各位，有兴趣请及早跟俺联系，机不可失，时不再来啊！
如有看到牛在天上飞的请勿惊讶，谢谢!

如果你是自助旅行高手，到巴黎，我會建議你一定要做三件事，不然就是白來了巴黎！ 1. 隨地尿尿：是的，如果你是男生，那就更方便了。 2. 隨地丟垃圾：沒錯，不這麼做，你真的不入流。 3. 踩狗屎：而且要是不小心的喔，不可以刻意地採到。不過，要故意踩到，也要有門路，記得，就在路邊停車的車輛間隙，一定可以發現他們的蹤跡。 這樣如此一般，你也可以稱自己是巴黎人！ 如果你年輕有為，不屑與上述行徑為伍，哪麼可以試試看你的運氣是不是夠好，可以參與下列法式浪漫生活： 1. 社會運動：只要你有空，只要你願意，街上隨時有遊行，等著你的加入，協助主事者聲張正義。 2. 運輸罷工：罷工、罷工、罷工，卡在地鐵車廂中，進退兩難。這是罷工旺季一定要參加的景點。順便了解一下法國的味道，尤其是大熱天，車廂擠滿了人。 3. 排隊：不論做什麼事，一定要排隊，而且要排到快翻臉，尤其要聽到排在你前後左右的法國佬碎碎唸的程度。保證值回票價，原來法語也可以這麼優雅。 這樣你除了稱自己是巴黎人，還可以稱自己是法國人了。 如果你是優雅一族，上述行為都不是你想要的旅遊行程，那麼你可以試試看： 1. 喝杯咖啡吧：不論哪一間咖啡館，但是一定要簡單裝潢，當地人聚集的都可以。 2. 河畔看書：不論是哪一條河，趁著陽光明媚，拿本書，準備浴巾，在河畔吹吹風，享受一下自然與文學的饗宴。 3. 吃根法國麵包：不用法式大餐，中午選一根棍棒麵包夾一些料：法國乳酪、蔬菜、法國各地的特色火腿片。 優雅一族需要的，就是這樣的法國，簡單卻回味無窮的生活，需要細細品嘗。

Union protests job plan in France Paris (dpa) - Tens of thousands of trade union members and students took to the streets throughout France on Tuesday to protest Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin's proposal to reform the labour laws on employing young workers. In the southern city of Toulouse, 15,000 people took part in the demonstration to demand Villepin withdraw his bill for a first-hiring contract (CPE) that would give employers the right to lay off newly- hired workers under 27 years within two years without justification. In addition, organizers said there were more than 10,000 protestors in Rennes, about 10,000 in Brest and 8,000 in Saint- Brieuc. The biggest demonstrations were expected to take place in Marseille and Paris later in the day. France's powerful and notoriously inflexible trade unions and most opposition politicians charge the measure is the beginning of the government's plans to drastically dilute workers' rights in the name of fostering employment. Nearly one-quarter of French adults 25 years of age and younger are currently unemployed, a situation considered at least partly responsible for the violent unrest that swept through suburban ghettoes throughout France for three weeks in October and November. Former Socialist prime minister Laurent Fabius, an announced candidate for the 2007 presidential elections, where he could face Villepin, said Tuesday that the centre-right prime minister was "exploiting the distress" of the young "to demolish their rights." The size and ferocity of the demonstrations may have an effect on how persistently Villepin will attempt to push the measure through parliament. Its unpopularity among the French has already led to his own popularity dipping among voters. However, he may also decide to ignore the protests altogether and invoke a controversial constitutional article that allows him to make the measure law without a parliamentary vote, which could lead to more widespread protests later. The head of the opposition Socialist, Francois Hollande, said Tuesday that if the measure was made law without a vote, his party would file a motion of censure. According to a poll by the Ifop institute made public Tuesday, 55 per cent of the French said the unions were right to protest against the measure.