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After a few months of running the site, I only realized today that I could use code blocks. It sounds like a small detail, but it makes a real difference.

Before

Code used to sit directly on the page. It was a headache to browse, and it never looked especially good.

  @Test
    public void testUrl() throws  Exception{
        // Parse the URL; the first argument is the URL to visit, the second is the timeout
        Document document=Jsoup.parse(new URL("http://99887766554433221100.cn/"),3000);

        // Use the title selector
        String title=document.getElementsByTag("title").first().text();

        System.out.println("titile--->"+title);
    }

Now

With the code in a block, the page is cleaner and much easier to read.

  @Test
    public void testUrl() throws  Exception{
        // Parse the URL; the first argument is the URL to visit, the second is the timeout
        Document document=Jsoup.parse(new URL("http://99887766554433221100.cn/"),3000);

        // Use the title selector
        String title=document.getElementsByTag("title").first().text();

        System.out.println("titile--->"+title);
    }

Separately, Bing has been indexing new posts much faster lately. For a while there was only one post indexed; September seemed to mark a shift. I first noticed it early in the month, and since then the number has been climbing quickly. From the site's launch until now, almost everything I've posted has come from ordinary life—study notes, personal reflections, and similar pieces. I'm hopeful the site will keep improving and that more people will stop by.

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