The Giant Panda (Ailuropoda melanoleuca, literally meaning “cat-foot black-and-white”) is a bear only native to central-western and southwestern China.
Although they’re lovely and cute, it’s impossible to keep a panda pet because of their rareness.
However, some guys disguised their dogs as pandas to meet their desire for having a panda pet.
Let’s look at some funny “panda dog” photos: Continue reading »
It is no wonder with the explosion of Social Media Networkings, which are called web 2.0 as well in recent years.
Google, Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, Digg, and etc.
Many of them have become a very important part of our lives.
By adding social media buttons to your blog, your readers will easily share your posts with their friends. And it will truly enhance their experience and definitely boost your blog’s traffic.
Adding social media buttons to Blogger is not as hard as you imagine.
There are only three simple steps: Continue reading »
After I decided to write this English Blog, I have to choose a BSP first.
In fact, I needn’t make my choice when I was writing Blog in China.
Blogger.com, WordPress.com, Blog.com, LiveJournal.com, Xanga.com, none of them were options for me.
Not that their services were bad (they all provide nice services), but they were blocked by Chinese government or on the way to be blocked.
If you don’t know how and why the evil government does that, please referral this Wiki page.
Well, finally I came to the free world, and have to make the sweet choice.
Blogger, WordPress or hosting Blog on my own server?
After some searching and attempts, I want to share some experience to you. Continue reading »
Hello there, I am Pep, a programmer, an indie gamer, a geek, also.
I start to surf the internet and have my first homepage in 1999.
In 2004, my technical Blog became one of the top 100 Blogs in Chinese biggest tech zone.
However, I decide to stop updating that Blog and write my first English Blog –www.Peptop.com.
So here comes the question:
Why did I abandon my Blog in China and start to write this one? Continue reading »