昨天晚上回家后，打开插板的按钮，把电热毯调到高温，然后很舒服的钻进了被窝，过了好长时间，还是不怎么热，心想今天好冷啊，到半夜的时候被冻醒了，心情万分感慨，觉得还是两个人的时候温度高，一个人睡，就是插了电热毯也不怎么暖和啊，于是蜷缩了一个晚上。

早上起来一看，差点昏了过去，原来电热毯的插头被小鱼收起来了，没有插在插线板上。

2011年1月3日，小鱼在公司的安排下，去天津学习，预计在本月17日回来。

昨天从马鞍山回来，我们顺道去了好又多，小鱼第一次工作出差，我想给小鱼买个行李箱。自工作以来，我俩还没有属于自己的行李箱，总是背一个包，就感觉还在学校一样，弄个箱子拖着，也感觉商务一点，hoho~

每次给小鱼买东西，我都头大，我要买稍微好点的，贵点的，耐用点的，牌子的，小鱼总是说太贵了，乱花钱，争执到最后还是听小鱼的，不过这次，嘿嘿，我很硬，买了个保罗的，因为我想给小鱼我能力范围内最好的。

中午去大蜂家吃饭，他们两口子做的饭，两个热菜，两个凉菜，一个排骨汤，还有皂肉，除了皂肉，每个菜都吃的很干净，我把碟子低的汤都喝了，呵呵，真的很好吃，谢谢招待。

下午4点钟从大蜂家出来，回到家就收拾好东西在浙大正门打车去了武林门。

送小余上车后，我在路边的魅族专卖店摸了一下M9。

然后就坐K826去奥斯卡电影院看了《让子弹飞》，感觉很好。

度过了新婚后小鱼不在的第一个晚上。

公元2011年1月1日，大黄和小鱼早上3:50起床，没有吃东西，没有洗漱，就直接坐5:12的K8492次火车赶往马鞍山民政局登记结婚。

特此留念。

Six big trends to watch in 2011

By Phil Wainewright | December 28, 2010, 4:28pm PST

I’ve long been a fan of Geoffrey Moore’s classic business books about the evolutionary path taken by emerging technologies and the companies that champion them. Especially now that several of the key emerging technologies I follow are at such different stages of their evolutions. These contrasting cross-currents are going to make 2011 a fascinating and turbulent year, one in which SaaS enters the tornado and mobile enters the bowling alley at the very same time as cloud trips over the chasm. I’ve decided to highlight six trends in enterprise computing for the coming year, but here’s a seventh prediction: middle-of-the-road analysts and pundits will find it even harder than ever to make any sense of everything that’s going on right now.

1. Mainstream means mobile

For many years, mobile has been a peripheral afterthought when developing enterprise applications. Even when running in a browser, the laptop or desktop PC has been the primary user platform, and a mobile client was always an option at best. In 2011, there’s going to be seismic shift. Significant numbers of enterprise software vendors will upend their development priorities and develop for mobile first, desktop second.

2. Fake cloud #fails the crowd

It should be no surprise to find me predicting that so-called ‘private cloud’ will disappoint. Cloud computing has ridden to the peak of the Gartner hype cycle, and fake cloud is now leading the way into the trough of disillusionment. Vendors and enterprises seeking to capture the benefits of cloud computing without understanding the core principles will come a cropper, and cloud’s reputation will suffer accordingly, even if undeservedly.

3. IT management gets wired to the cloud

The days when cloud computing came in an unaccountable black box are drawing to an end. Enterprise buyers rightly demand oversight and governance of their computing, even if hosted by a provider. Instead of take-it-or-leave it service levels, there’s a new trend towards visibility and accountability. Examples include RightNow’s Cloud Services Portal or the detailed reporting and governance built into managed cloud offerings from the likes of OpSource and Rackspace. 2011 will see instrumentation bringing new depth and detail to cloud and SaaS offerings.

4. Data just wants to be mined

The volume of data being accumulated every day is exploding, and it’s yielding huge new value for those who know how to mine and refine it. This emerging new value equation is changing the relationship between data and security, as Wikileaks has shown. Governments and corporations today (not to mention consumers) are sitting on rich seams of data whose value they have barely realized. Others are mining that wealth, whether openly or surreptitiously. I can’t put it better than Iwrote back in 2006: “Value comes from the views that you create to filter, join and represent data — whether it’s your data or someone else’s (more often the latter).”

5. Social technologies remake enterprise apps

The ability to collaborate in real time, to instantly initiate conversations or to develop a thread across follow-the-sun timezones — all these capabilities are bringing people together in new ways that cut across the old business processes of industrial-era enterprise applications. The old way was to put the organization and its process automation first. Now applications are being remade to put people at the center of process and have automation serve their needs. The outcome will break down the old silos of resource-centric process management, to replace them with new, people-centric automation stacks.

6. Business transformation becomes the big story

The tech industry is obsessed with its pursuit of the new, new thing. In 2011 the new, new thing is not a technology at all, but a new way of doing business that’s enabled by all of the above. The new year’s most telling innovations will not be in mobile, cloud or social technologies but in how smart, entrepreneurial business people adapt to the potential that blossoms from those technologies.

这是我的第一篇博文，这里会记录大黄和小鱼的生活，也会记录和分享一些工作的事情。