这两天抽出时间来升级G1，之前的版本是RC33 JF1.42。

下载了不少ROM/Radio等，就是无法进入Recovery Mode进行升级，原来问题在于没有更新SPL，G1 Original SPL不更新就无法升级。

无奈只好从新降级到RC29，然后获取root权限，然后安装Hard SPL，然后刷JF1.43 Recovery，最后就是下载ROM来更新整个系统了。整个步骤在http://code.google.com/p/android-roms/wiki/TableOfContents里面记录的很清晰，几乎没有多余的字眼（每个字每句话最好看清楚了开始动手）。

试了几个ROM，先是JF v1.51 CRB43 US (Cupcake) A2SD，中规中矩的，仅支持英文界面。然后又安装了TheDudes v1.1 Full (Cupcake) ，蓝哇哇的界面有点伤眼。现在用的是CyanogenMod-3.5，带了PDF Reader和Quickoffice，支持多国语言的界面。

CupCake的界面较之前更漂亮了一些，增加了摄像功能。有点意思。现在看起来，G1才真正算是一台智能手机了。

带了全家人过去玩，小小力这次开始玩球了，脚一触球就哈哈大笑，很好玩，要是youtube没封就上传了。
状态好了点，两腿还是迈不动，不过仍然横冲直闯搞进3个球，其中一个对方认为冲撞了守门员不算。为了找回状态，踢球独了点，下回改正。

前段时间的忙碌跟上一周的放纵又构成了一个经典的lee周期。其实所谓放纵不过是用了所有的业余时间玩了一周FM2009而已，在昨天晚上一次因为输掉比赛后的存盘载入操作中终于开始解脱，删除所有存档，离开了这个数字游戏。

Pinax项目已经释出了0.7版，我想是时候升级音乐网站项目了。跟老板谈了关于编外合作的事，有很多细节需要商榷，他又急着回国，只好等他7月份回来再谈了。暂时还无法确定这个时间点，顺势而为吧。

经济下滑（不敢用“危机”，我不确定是否是危机来临）在中国暂时没见多大影响似的。楼市股市还不错，身边的伙计们没有一个被动失业。也许这儿的经济一直都是在底部，无所谓更低了，哈哈

上周六带小家伙去球场了，第一次带他去看球，结果老爸表现不佳，只是一次利用守门员大意，通过角球直接进门。大部分时间都在场上站着。
这几天长牙齿了，下颌2颗。

看了The Start-up Guru: Y Combinator’s Paul Graham，文章很长，节选了下面一些精彩的片段：

a company is the most efficient way to create wealth — for investors, for founders, for society at large

“There’s this classic pattern that has happened over and over again throughout history in which something is made one at a time, very expensively and unreliably by hand, and then someone comes along and figures out how to make large numbers of them cheaply and reliably,”

Like many software entrepreneurs, Graham has been writing code since his teenage years, but he also has a range of interests not common among computer geeks. He was an aspiring short-story writer as a high school student and majored in philosophy at Cornell as an undergraduate. After deciding that he found philosophy incomprehensible, Graham landed in a computer science Ph.D. program at Harvard. He excelled as a programmer, but about halfway through graduate school, he started taking classes in Harvard’s art department. After receiving his doctorate, he enrolled at the Rhode Island School of Design with a plan to become a painter. He took classes at RISD that summer and in the fall enrolled at Florence’s Accademia di Belle Arti, a nearly 500-year-old art school founded during the Renaissance. When I suggest to Graham that this was a weird life plan for someone with a computer science degree from Harvard, he says simply, “I never cared about the official rules.”

Doing so, he says, is the best way to turn a bad idea into a good one. “As long as you pay attention to your users, you can change a bad idea,” he says.

“It taught me how to do cheap in a cool way,” Graham says. Artists, Graham discovered, don’t pretend to be rich; they live in sparsely decorated lofts and wear cool vintage clothes. “A start-up is that philosophy applied to business,” he says.

I ask Graham why he is so intent on growing. Why does the world need so many little software companies? He looks at me as if I’m insane. “Imagine that instead of starting Google, Larry Page and Sergey Brin had taken jobs in some research lab,” he says. “They would have written a little piece of an operating system that might not even get used and maybe some boring academic papers. Think of how much more they did for the world as start-up founders.”

“you always come away feeling energized. You could be working on the most boring piece of software, and you talk to Paul and you think, Man, I’m excited to go back to work.”

还有10 Questions for Paul Graham里面的：

5. If you could go back and do one thing differently, what would it be?

I wish I had taken advantage of all the free time I had in high school and actually learned stuff, instead of spending so much time hanging out with friends.

设计一旦确定，实现过程就像是体力活，差别就是熟练工跟生手。