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It was a night when I felt overwhelmed by reading papers (March 29, 2022). As I browsed through the messy directory tree in Zotero… it suddenly occurred to me how many papers I had read over the past few years? Exporting from emails… I was shocked… 561 entries, 419 PDFs downloaded… really… If I had gone straight for a PhD, I probably wouldn’t have read so many papers.

Recently, while helping a colleague create plots, I uncovered some new issues and solutions related to ggpubr and survival analysis packages. Here are the records.

A while ago, I implemented an interesting interactive data processing case using Dash. Here, I’ll record it.

I previously tried to use Scrapy to crawl information from a drug website, but I didn’t make any records at the time. This time, I helped a classmate crawl some data, so I decided to record it this time.

Although DingTalk is somewhat of a tool that exploits people, it’s still necessary for work. It’s already better to have one less annoyance choice (speaking of which, Tencent). After all, being exploited is bad enough, but being both exploited and annoyed… being able to eliminate one annoyance is already an improvement.

Since I learned Graphviz, I often use it to create flowcharts or simple diagrams. Most of the time, using it is quite convenient because the flowcharts are small and only used for illustration, not...

For me, Metroid is a very magical game. Although I know it’s one of the pioneers of the Metroidvania genre, I only played Castlevania when I was young and didn’t have much interest in this series…

During the Mid-Autumn Festival, I didn’t want to work overtime and finished the last two cases of The Great Ace Attorney 2 in one go. The script is not inferior to the Phoenix Wright trilogy, and the second-to-last case, “Future Science and the Return of Souls,” left a deeper impression on me…

Today, after upgrading Manjaro, the most basic ssh login suddenly had issues, and the prompts were as follows:

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Unable to negotiate with UNKNOWN port 65535: no matching host key type found. Their offer: ssh-rsa,ssh-dss
lost connection

sign_and_send_pubkey: no mutual signature supported

Upon investigation, I found out…well, OpenSSH deems the ssh-rsa encryption method insecure and has directly disabled this key type for logins by default starting from 8.8

I’ve been extremely busy lately, with too much work to finish… so I haven’t had much motivation to write. However, this time I’ve applied what I’ve learned in the past six months to build my first web app with database operations, which is worth commemorating. Although I’m short on time, I’ll start with the text and add images later.