Apple laptops' overheating sensors don't seem very sensitive. Even when I could feel the exhaust vent scalding hot, the fan stubbornly kept spinning at a leisurely 2000 rpm. The temperature at that moment was 90 degrees. For CPU temperatures measured in laptops: 70°C indicates a minor issue, 80°C warrants attention, 90°C... immediately check your machine for problems. Excessively high CPU temperatures shorten your CPU's lifespan, ruin your computing experience, and might even burn your legs if placed on your lap. If you jump up in surprise, your $1,500 Macbook could crash to the floor. During an extreme "devil-level test" conducted overseas, testers installed specialized software to push a Macbook to full load, easily hitting 100°C. Afterward,...

This is something I came across on Arefly's blog. Original URL: http://www.arefly.com/zh-cn/wordpress-js-check/ Usage: Bookmark any webpage. Find the bookmark you just created, right-click to edit it. Change the name to "One-Click Check-in" or whatever you prefer, and replace the address with the following code: javascript : document . getElementById ( 'author' ). value = 'Your Nickname' document . getElementById ( 'email' ). value = 'Your Email' document . getElementById ( 'url' ). value = 'Your Website' var myDate = new Date () var mytime = myDate . toLocaleTimeString () document . getElementById ( 'comment' ). value = 'Checked in today! Time: ' + mytime submit . click () void 0 Remember to modify the nickname, email, and website in the code. Open the webpage where you want to check in,...

Latest update: June 22, 2013 PAGE 32-33, Afterword, Cover (Final update, Daily Laugh concludes) Scroll all the way down to see the latest pages! Thanks to classmate Cai Ca for providing. (Cai Ca's Weibo: Tencent @fyc009cc, Sina @cyfcc) Answer to P11 is CC. For the first question, the sum of the number of letters of the two words on the left side of the equal sign equals the number of letters of the word on the right. For the second question, the starting letters of the 7 words are CAIQIPA (which sounds like 'Cai Qi Pa')....

(This article is simultaneously published on 19lou Forum: http://www.19lou.com/forum-15-thread-12021371701528323-1-1.html ) Original question image: There have been heated debates on 19lou Forum regarding the correct answers for Part 2 of the English reading section. Different interpretations exist for this question, many of which could be valid. The main controversies focus on questions 57, 58, and 60. Important note: The assistant in the text is referred to as "she," indicating the staff member is female. "Standard" Answer: BFCAD (FCD) Interpretation process: 58.C The text mentions "show her the address." In Figure B, the address is written on the front of the parcel. Figure C shows the female staff member pointing at the parcel,...

Please ignore this line Go Wenlan! Wenlan must win! June 16, 2013. Arrived at school before 7:10 AM and saw teachers greeting us with the same bell – everyone rang it once. Went to the lab again for revision. At 8:00 AM, took the science exam. Why did it feel so easy this time? Finished with 50 minutes to spare and checked twice. Sharing that deceptive post mentioned yesterday: http://www.19lou.com/forum-15-thread-8621371351380620-1-1.html Also sharing the "original exam paper": http://www.19lou.com/forum-15-thread-5381371360052273-1-1.html After the exam, returned to review English. The lab had a harmonious atmosphere with everyone studying. Ate at 11:20 AM. Came back to find all lab curtains drawn – the dim lighting felt eerily strange. A group was playing on phones,...

Please ignore this line Go Wenlan! Wenlan must win! June 15, 2013, the first day of the Hangzhou High School Entrance Exam. Arrived at school at 7:20 AM to find teachers lined up in two rows to welcome us. They had set up a gate-like structure with a bell hanging from it. At first, I didn't understand what was happening and walked around it... until a teacher called me back. 4 pictures 3 pictures (one was a duplicate earlier): (Not taken by me, sourced from 19lou) Entered the campus and saw colored-flag ropes encircling the teaching building – blocking access. As planned, we went to the lab building to review. Around 8:00 AM, we wandered near the exam hall and saw a seal on the door. The invigilator forcefully pushed the door open, breaking the seal instantly......

Recently, feeling bored, I searched for XJOI on Bing, and... it actually showed up in the results... http://cn.bing.com/search?q=www.hzxjhs.com%3A83&go=&qs=n&form=QBLH&pq=www.hzxjhs.com%3A83&sc=0-3&sp=-1&sk= http://cn.bing.com/search?q=%2Bxjoi&go=&qs=n&form=QBRE&pq=%2Bxjoi&sc=0-0&sp=-1&sk= Then I immediately wondered: if Bing indexed it, would Yahoo? And sure enough... it was indexed... http://search.yahoo.com/search;_ylt=A2KLf7U8vblQtAIASlKbvZx4?p=XJOI&toggle=1&cop=mss&ei=UTF-8&fr=yfp-t-701 http://search.yahoo.com/search;_ylt=A0oGdUdIvblQiAMAUcRXNyoA?p=www.hzxjhs.com%3A83&fr2=sb-top&fr=yfp-t-701&type_param= Then Tencent Soso: http://www.soso.com/q?pid=s.idx&cid=s.idx....

Every time the teacher asks us to explain problems, the first-year students always shout the name of Guo. I never knew why they did this; maybe Guo is particularly outstanding. But today, I saw this post on the Xuejun OJ discussion board: Title: Genius! 1st floor: yujialuo2011 "guoyuqi11" (Note: Guo) solved 11 problems in 3 minutes, averaging 16 seconds per problem. What a legend! Everyone should learn from him! How does one cultivate such godlike skills! 2012-07-18 16:27:11 2nd floor: Wuao11 Even more amazing than Carmen! 2012-07-18 16:28:48 3rd floor: cyf2 36119 zhaoyq2011 P1341 Accepted 2012-07-18 16:07:16 36118 guoyuqi11 P1547 Accepted 2012-07-18 15:55:56 36117 guoyuqi11 P1336 Accepted 2012-07-18 15:55:37 36116 guoyuqi11 P1317 Accepted 2012-07-18 15:55:...