I recently finished Zekkyo (絶叫) by the Japanese writer Akira Hamanaka. It wears the label of a “social-school mystery,” yet it offers none of the pleasure of puzzle-solving—it simply lays out, in unsparing detail, how a person is pushed step by step to the edge of life. Reading it was suffocating, but after I put the book down, some questions kept circling in my head. Let me organize my thoughts.
The Story First: Yoko’s Life (Spoiler Alert)
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1. Background & MotivationMy blog (misaka10013.cn) has been running on Hexo 4.2.0 + NexT 6.0.0 since it was first launched — six years without touching the framework. Every time I recently asked an AI to help add a feature or tweak a page, it complained that my versions were too old: outdated dependencies, incompatible plugins, even the config syntax has changed. I should have upgraded long ago, but I kept putting it off.
Lately I’ve had a few new ideas:
1. Multilingual support. I wanted Chi ...
More than ten years ago I was already using Google My Maps. It started with Google Earth — precise, absurdly rich in detail, and in my eyes perfectly suited to hunting down the places I had been to and pinning them down as a record. Later I linked that My Maps map from the “About” page of my blog, and that was how my footprints became viewable on my own site.
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