Quit the laboratory
Since I chose to join the laboratory in the second semester of my freshman year, I have always thought that the laboratory is for conducting research and doing projects for schools or off-campus.
As a result, I have been self-taught ever since I entered the laboratory. I have held innovation and entrepreneurship competitions such as big and small innovation every day. I have taken a project to rely on other competitions and participate in the competition whenever I can. Some projects are open source and are not in line with practical applications. Relatively outdated, these projects have to be encapsulated and reported. All the code in some projects is entirely generated by ai, and these codes have to be used to apply for soft works and patents. This is seriously inconsistent with the laboratory in my heart
It was of little significance for me to continue to study in the laboratory, so I might as well go it alone, so I voluntarily chose to quit the laboratory the day before yesterday
for new website
The new website is located at Overview- IP Network Tools, this website is based on github.com/zhihui-hu/one-ip The second opening was carried out. In order not to destroy the original logic, only adjustments were made for the ui interface.
This website has common functions such as detecting IP, ping, whois, etc. The most important thing is that it can view the official operating status and fault events of common service providers.
Buy servers and build nodes
I saw the details of Yuyunfa’s event yesterday afternoon
The server is 2u2g, with 10mbps for downlink and 5mbps for uplink. Korean residential IP. It supports IP replacement once a month. It only costs 133 per year. That is, you can build personal nodes and deploy some simple services. I snapped up a coupon and bought one. After buying it, I found that my Yuyun points reached the withdrawal standard. After withdrawing cash, I bought a server for a total of 103. It’s so cheap
I used the script nodes below to build my own overseas node, and I won’t need an airport for a while.
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