BTW, this is my first blogpost from my eeePC with Linux Mint 14 Cinnamon. I put an SSD drive in it, hoping to see if it can work as a travel computer. Very excited about entering the world of Linux, and jazzed to be seeing a command line again, ever so much faster than a GUI.
In the meantime, slurp up some links:
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Daily Links:
- How China was "lost": a new look at an old issue
- Taro town in Taiwan
- Hegemonic Warfare Watch: War of Words escalates in East Asia
- Oz impassioned over man busted for selling dog meat and and keep 400 dog penises
- The Ma Administration continues its strategy of irritating relations with Japan and the US by "not backing down" on the Senkakus.
- Philippine think tank doing feasibility study for Manila on Philippines-Taiwan FTA. Anyone remember when ECFA was going to bring us an avalanche of FTAs?
- Mormons lower age for female missionaries from 21 to 19, more missionaries forecast for The Beautiful Island.
- Taiwan's Securities Laws and Reg translations updated.
- Ma running for KMT chairman again. KMT denies it will change the rules for him. Search your memories. Remember what happened the last time the KMT had an internal rule that prevented Ma from doing what he wanted to do? Hahahahaha.
[Taiwan] Don't miss the comments below! And check out my blog and its sidebars for events, links to previous posts and picture posts, and scores of links to other Taiwan blogs and forums! Delenda est, baby.
You are old enough to know your way through command lines?
ReplyDeleteAnd using Linux? Welcome to Linux.
Welcome to the world of Linux! I've been using Ubuntu for three years now and enjoy having no hazzles with software updates or viruses any more.
ReplyDelete"The Ma Administration continues its strategy of irritating relations with Japan and the US by "not backing down" on the Senkakus"
ReplyDeleteI clicked the link to the article and it said the Ma Admin's position is to assert sovereignty, recognize Japanese administration, and negotiate use with Japan. This is exactly the same as the DPP's current policy as well as the policy of the CSB administration. So is the DPP also irritating relations with Japan?
. So is the DPP also irritating relations with Japan?
ReplyDeleteBoy... I dunno.... that's a hard one... wow... you sure nailed me with that brilliant read of the surfaces of things... wow...
Michael
"you sure nailed me with that brilliant read of the surfaces of things"
ReplyDeleteSorry Michael, a surface read of the DPP's public pronouncements is all I can do since I didn't receive the DPP's invitation to their private discussions with the Japanese.
Sorry Michael, a surface read of the DPP's public pronouncements is all I can do
ReplyDeleteYes. I know.
The Ma Administration continues its strategy of irritating relations with Japan
ReplyDeletehttp://www3.nhk.or.jp/daily/english/20130124_07.html
Taiwanese activists set sail for Senkaku Islands
Six Taiwanese Coast Guard vessels are monitoring the activists' boat.
I hope Abe is not all talk and USFJ honors its agrrement
... already hosed down: http://nz.sports.yahoo.com/news/taiwan-activists-head-japan-controlled-041459662.html
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