• January
• Translated Minecraft-related news actively at the Minecraft Chinese Forum.
• Finished my first term at Jiangsu University.
• End of my first followed season of Japanese animes.
• Started contributions to the Alfred-inspired Windows application, Wox, built with C# and WPF.
• February
• Spent days and nights on Project MuduHS 2014, the video cheering for students of my high school whilst this is my first time to play with Adobe After Effects, Adobe Premiere Pro, FL Studio, Melodyne, Minecraft, CINEMA 4D and Mineways.
• Discovered a logical bug on RenderBus, a cloud render farm for C4D, and registered a Wooyun account.
• Brought my old Dell Inspiron 1420 to school with RAM upgraded to 3 GiB later.
• Started to learn Node.js from the scaffold of Drywall.
• March
• Installed OpenWRT on Buffalo WZR-HP-G450H and configured automagically firewall bypassing.
• Stayed in hospital for a week. During this time I contributed to Wox frequently.
• April
• Built the robust backend for Sanddudu's project NextDay-Desktop
• Played with Xposed Framework on Android and wrote a Xposed module named FakeMyDevice (never published).
• Joined HackPlan again.
• Started working on bounties offered by Ripple Labs. Reminded by Soniji.
• May
• Bought MacBook Air (13-inch/Mid 2013/i5 1.4GHz/8GiB/128GB) which was my first Apple hardware. I was deeply impressed by the design and OS X Mavericks.
• Received the first ticket of TOS violation from Linode due to insecure firewall configuration.
• Became a reseller of ResellerClub.
• Wrote Pingful(with Server and Web), a simple app utilising Gulp and Socket.io. Also redesigned the parking page.
• June
• Bought a modded Mercury MW151RM with OpenWRT installed to repeat the Wi-Fi hotspot provided by CMCC durning night hours in dormitories.
• Wrote my first cross-platform native program as school homework, minipos.
• Started working on the internal fork of Atom-Shell used by Pomotodo for Windows Desktop.
• July
• Started working on bounties on Bountysource.
• Built the PrimCraft Wiki based on MediaWiki.
• Leart to use n2n to create virtual networks between VPSs.
• August
• Bought a Crucial M500 480GB SSD for my portable workstation.
• Started running a webpage spider using pyspider.
• Built the activity page for BGMAD 2014 with Lynn° and c4605.
• Rented a dedicated server in Canada and started running my own Jenkins.
• Played the galgame School Days with CrossOver on OS X.
• Applied for a passport.
• Migrated my blog from WordPress to Ghost whilst I stayed in a McDonalds's all night long with Linghein.
• Met with Pomotodo team members in Nanjing.
• Had a “meaningless” meeting with IamI, forgot to give a bear hug.
• September
• Signed my first NDA and W-8BEN form.
• Passed StartSSL Class 2 Verification.
• Released Pomotodo for Windows Desktop.
• Compiled Chromium for the first time.
• October
• Rode from Zhenjiang to Shanghai on the G312 highway.
• Visited Shanghai Postal Museum and had a cup of coffee in Starbucks with Polaris Mi, Chi Rui, Jiang Ximeng.
• Tasted the best minced pork congee with preserved eggs in Shanghai.
• Met the worst "donburi congee" in my life.
• University started to cut down the Wi-Fi hotspot provided by CMCC during the night hours.
• Set foot on USA soil (embassy) and was refused getting USA visa under INA 214(b).
• Impressed by the Time Machine but completely depressed by OS X Yosemite.
• Replaced Samsung I9082 with Redmi 1S.
• Wrote a network monitor running on the Loongson laptop.
• Started to move Linux CI workers into OpenVZ containers on DigitalOcean.
• November
• Got my first VISA card (although it's a supplementary card).
• Won the 1111 prize from HackPlan.
• Attended China's largest & first college hackathon, HackShanghai 2014, at NYU Shanghai with Chino Chang, Cx Wang. Designed Hangry to help people order their take-outs in no time.
• Failed to apply for a USA visa again.
• Designed a stamp with my avatar.
• Learnt to use GnuPG with Angurise.
• December
• My first time using Windows To Go. Bought a license for Sandboxie with friends. Wrote QQCamera to use the world-famous screenshotting function in QQ.
• Rebuilt my blog with Jekyll.
• Started using the new avatar designed by Lynn° with my favorite T-shirt from GitCafe.
• Hot soup was spilled on the keyboard of my MacBook Air. It died and revived. The only problem is that the power button turned into a killer button.
• Started Project Ainou with oott123.

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接下来两年这里也不知道会变成什么样。就这样吧。我什么都不知道，去他妈的世界。 I don’t know what’s going on. It’s just the damn fucking world.

陆一尘Yeechan Lu
2011 年 8 月 23 日23rd August, 2011

I don’t know what the term will be. I also wonder whether there is an exam just after we return the school or not. I don’t know the way in front of me. I still think it’s peaceful, hopeful, amazing.

I hope the life could be peaceful. During the winter holiday I watched a Japanese animation called “CLANNAD”. In the story, there is a peaceful town with the lights of hope.

So, Another New Era Begins Now just like the last time: A New Era Begins Here

Happy Birthday, orzFly!

I don’t know what will happen in the next 3 years. I don’t know what my life will be in the next 3 years. But I think it’s hopeful, wonderful and amazing.

So, A New Era Begins Now!

I HAVEN'T WATCHED IT. 😢

So I have a question. I wonder how I can find my memories again if i lose them?

Today when I was chatting with Valentine Aaqil, my foreign friend, he asked me whether I had a blog or not. I said, "I only have a Chinese blog, but can you read Chinese?". He said that he couldn't read Chinese, but he advised me to start an English blog.

So I started an English blog, which you are reading now. To tell the truth, I don't have too much time to write blog, but I will try my best.