本帖最后由 prettywraith 于 2009-12-27 22:48 编辑
Comments (2009-12-26):
Focusing on passwords aplenty besieging a vast majority of people, this is a wonderful passage, without many obscure professional words. I almost never come cross difficult sentences or contents, while I was reading it. And the article is also very useful for me, because, aplenty passwords always make me exhausted in work and life.
As one software engineering, password problems usually appear in my life, though I do not take care of information security or network security. A lot of regulations ask us how to create passwords, how to keep them and how to change them frequently, because those passwords are related personal authorities entrancing different platforms in corporation. That is tough thing for us. The best headache problem is we must change our all passwords every three months. In my life leaving work, passwords also disturb me usually, when enjoying the happiness of surfing website. There are too my passwords to remember them clearly.
Therefore, it is very necessary that we need to use the password manager software. I cannot imagine how I deal with those passwords without the manager software. The author also suggests us to use some software tools to simplify our works on passwords and keep our passwords safely. In sum, under the author’s advice, let us take an action to use our passwords scientifically.
Good sentences:
Indeed, the majority of online users have an understandable aversion to strong, but hard-to-remember, passwords.
Unfortunately, the easier a password is to remember, the easier it is for thieves to guess. Ironically, the opposite—the harder it is to remember, the harder it is to crack—is often far from true.
Apart from stealing passwords from Post-it notes and the like, intruders basically use one of two hacks to gain access to other people’s computers or networks.
A more popular, though less effective, way is to use commercial software tools such as “L0phtCrack” or “John the Ripper” that can be found on the internet.
Comments (2009-12-27):
As far as art is concerned, there is little knowledge in my head. Fortunately, I have read several articles and books last year. Most of these introduce jewelries and Chinese porcelain. After reading that report whose name is ”suspended animation”, I begin to realize western collectors usually pay more attention on famous paintings.
Driven by my curiosity, I find those paintings’ photos on website today. In my first glance, they are interesting and wonderful. But I cannot say how well they are painted or why they attract many people to buy them. Perhaps, the reason is that I have never seen the real paintings in gallery. Or, as the article said, some collectors, such as Mr. Mason, only want to keep high quality paintings to protect their wealth from inflation, or treat the paintings as stock and hope them more valuable in future. Like me, those dealers also know a little about art or painting.
Art is not necessary for life, but it is important for our spiritual world. They can enjoy our soul and give us special way to express ourselves. But art market is filled with numerous popular styles, for getting more profit. Sometimes realism is popular, and sometimes impressionism is popular. Almost every corner of art market has been applauded in past years. Which is the next one?
Good sentences: WHILE the contemporary art market constantly seeks the new—new names, new imagery, new media or simply new novelty—another curious corner of the art market has remained steadfastly old-fashioned, cluttered and sentimental.
Mr Mason, who has seen recessions come and go in the 53 year he has been in the business, said afterwards: “Prices today reflect what is happening out there. People are discounting the coming inflation and buying quality. They know that inflation has always been the art dealer’s friend.”
Difficult sentences:
The taste for clutter and realism is curiously buoyant. |