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在管理日程方面,有非常多的工具,譬如Outlook的日历,手机的日历,桌面台历,甚至是古老的PDA设备都有这方面的工能。但是好用的,还真没有多少个。这是因为我们进入了一个误区,人们需要的是关心一件事的前中后情况,而不仅仅是一个日历提醒。

我们来看看A8V5在办公场景是否符合大家的需求。

首先我们先看下图,可以得知。除了记录自己的任务、计划、会议、事件之外。我们还能看到领导日程、部门其他同事的日程、关心的其他同事的日期(当然是基于组织架构权限的)。
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首先我们看看自己的日程上,任务、计划、会议、事件、领导日程分别有什么区别:

  1. 任务:基于项目管理开展和分解的具体工作。
  2. 计划:记录以天为单位的长期工作。譬如:完成XXX的团建工作。
  3. 会议:能做会前通知动员、会中签到、会后纪要和跟进的工作。
  4. 事件:是一种可以配置共享范围的工作,可以只设置自己才能看到。
  5. 领导日程:顾名思义就是领导为了公开给具体人员查看的工作日程,方便大家清楚领导空闲的时间,知道领导准备要做什么工作而提前做好准备。

领导日程有一个专门的视图,并且可以由专人去维护
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下面是各种日程工作的详细说明:

(一)任务与项目

  • 任务可以独立建立,也可以基于项目来建立。
  • 每个项目都有独立的视图来跟进具体任务的情况。

日程中的项目管理

项目管理有自己独立的视图,有可以分级的任务、文档管理、资源管理、阶段管理、进度管理。以及跟这个项目相关的协同管理。

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(二)计划

计划是一个可以编辑富文本的日程事项,可以像邮件一样有主送人,抄送人,告知人。也能关联部门和项目。相关同事客户进行回复处理。计划不能具体到小时,只能具体到天。

也能关联协同、公文、文档、会议。

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(三)会议

会议有会前、会中、会后的管理,也能扩展成全过程会议管理系统。可以结合低代码来使用,能结合到任何表单中。包括会议室管理、议题管理、会议纪要、会后跟踪、会议签到、会议投票、会议材料分发、会议设备、线上会议等…

协同也可以用来发起一个快速会议或传统会议

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(四)事件

事件是一种协同的后续补充,因为协同本身是一种流程体现。如果需要通过期限来规定办事的具体时间、人员等。

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(五)领导行程

领导行程一般是由专人维护,共享给特定人群查看的日程。其中会议可以同时生成为领导行程。

https://hbr.org/podcast/2025/06/moms-demand-action-founder-on-what-it-takes-to-lead-change
Whether you’re a manager trying to move your organization in a new direction, an entrepreneur seeking to fix a consumer pain point, or a non-profit leader working to improve society, it can be hard to turn your and others’ passion for a cause into meaningful change. Shannon Watts, the founder of Moms Demand Action, a gun safety advocacy group, shares how she channeled her anger over U.S. school shootings into an organization with more than 10 million supporters and a string of policy victories. She explains how to know when your desires, values, and skills align to tackle a challenge, how to build a coalition, and how to keep people motivated. Watts is the author of the book Fired Up: How to Turn Your Spark into a Flame and Come Alive at Any Age.

  • entrepreneur

    • She decided to become an entrepreneur after years of working for large corporations.
    • The young entrepreneur is passionate about bringing innovative ideas to market.
    • Businessperson : A businessperson looks for opportunities to expand their operations internationally.
    • Founder : The founder of the company played a crucial role in its initial growth and success.
    • Tycoon : The media tycoon owns several television stations and newspapers. (这位媒体大亨拥有几家电视台和报纸。)
  • advocacy /ˈædvəkəsi/

    • Her advocacy for environmental protection has inspired many people to take action.
    • The campaign is aimed at the promotion of gender equality in the workplace.(此活动旨在促进工作场所中的性别平等)
    • Championship : He is known for his championship of minority rights.(他因拥护少数群体权利而闻名。)
  • Coalition

    • The political parties formed a coalition to contest the election. (各政党组成了一个联盟来参加选举)
    • The international community supported the formation of a broad coalition to address climate change.
    • the concept of the formation of a marriage is because of the era, one is due to his own experience.这一婚恋观的形成一则是由于时代的原因,一则是由于自身的经历。
    • China has a long history, including over two thousand years of feudal rule, this sense of a direct impact on the formation of modern values.中国历史悠久,包括长达两千多年的封建统治,这种意识直接影响着现代人价值观的形成。
    • The local businesses have created a coalition to promote economic development in the region /ˈriːdʒən/.
    • Alliance : The two countries entered into an alliance for mutual defense.(这两个国家结成了同盟进行相互防御)
    • Since we have U. S. Japan Mutual Defense Treaty there, why do they need such a formidable military?既然日美有军事协定,日本干嘛要把自己的军队打造得这么坚不可摧?
    • Partnership : They established a partnership to work on renewable energy projects.
    • Federation : The sports clubs decided to form a federation to better coordinate their activities.
    • League : He joined a local football league.
    • Union : The teachers formed a union to protect their rights.
  • align

    • When designing a webpage, it’s important to have all elements align properly.(在设计网页时,确保所有元素都对齐是非常重要的。)
    • line up : Please line up and enter the auditorium in order. (请排队并按顺序进入礼堂。 )
    • arrange : We need to arrange the furniture to better utilize the space. (我们需要安排一下家具的位置,以便更好地利用空间。 )
    • coordinate : Team members must closely coordinate to complete the project.(为了完成项目,团队成员必须紧密协作。 )
  • coordinate

    • We need to better coordinate our work.
    • Synchronize : All devices need to synchronize to ensure data consistency.(所有设备都需要同步以确保数据的一致性。 )
    • Harmonize : We should strive to harmonize the new policy with existing regulations.(我们应该努力使新政策与现有法规相协调。 )
    • Collaborate : Team members must closely collaborate to complete the project.(为了完成项目,团队成员必须紧密合作。 )
  • tackle

    • We need to tackle this problem as soon as possible.(我们需要尽快着手解决这个问题。)
    • The player successfully tackled an opponent during the game.(那个球员在比赛中成功地将对方球员扑倒了。)
    • Address : We need to find ways to address this issue. (我们需要找到方法来解决这个问题。)
    • Handle : She is good at handling emergencies. (她很擅长处理紧急情况。)
    • Confront : We must bravely confront the challenges.(我们必须勇敢地面对挑战。)
  • motivated

    • In order to keep the team motivated, the manager decided to implement a reward system.(为了保持团队的积极性,经理决定实施奖励制度。)
    • Driven : He is a driven person who is always striving for higher achievements.
    • Inspired : Inspired by yesterday’s speaker, she now feels full of hope for her future.
    • Ambitious : His ambitious nature has led him to achieve great success in his career.

https://hbr.org/podcast/2025/07/have-you-built-up-your-conflict-intelligence

Conflict has always been a big part of the business world, whether in the board room, between startup cofounders, or when employees start to disagree with the C suite. But it seems even more pronounced at work today, as political and economic issues seep into the office. Leaders must have the muscles to handle conflict big and small, argues Peter T. Coleman, a professor at Teachers College, Columbia University, where he directs the Morton Deutsch International Center for Cooperation and Conflict Resolution. He explains essential ingredients to conflict-intelligence, like adaptability and creativity – and how they can help you run a better organization. Coleman is the author of the HBR article “The Conflict-Intelligent Leader.”

  • Conflict

    • There was a conflict between the two countries.
    • She felt a conflict between her job and her family.
    • Their opinions often conflict with each other.(这里 conflict 为动词用法)
    • Dispute : They had a dispute about money.
    • Clash : There was a clash between the students and the police.
    • Struggle : It was a daily struggle to get to school on time.
    • Conflicting : They gave conflicting answers to the same question.
    • Conflicted : He felt conflicted about moving to another city.
  • Struggle

    • He struggled to lift the heavy box.
    • She is struggling with her homework.
    • Their struggle for freedom inspired many people.(他们为自由而斗争,激励了许多人。)
    • Fight : He had to fight against his fear to speak in public.
    • Battle : She battled cancer for many years.
    • Strive : He strives to be the best student in his class.
    • Wrestle : She wrestled with a difficult problem at work.
    • Struggled : She struggled to finish the project on time.
    • Struggling : The struggling artist finally sold a painting.(现在分词/形容词,表示“苦苦挣扎的”,“发展不好的”)
    • Struggler : As a struggler, he never gave up his dream.(名词,指“奋斗者”或“挣扎的人”)
  • C-suite 指公司最高管理层成员(如 CEO、CFO、COO 等)

    • Many decisions in the company are made by the C-suite executives.
    • She was promoted to the C-suite last year.
    • The C-suite is discussing the new business strategy.
    • He is a C-level manager at the company.
  • Seep into

    • The smell of coffee seeped into the room.(咖啡的香气渗进了房间。)
    • Little by little, sadness seemed to seep into his heart.
    • Leak : Water leaked from the ceiling after the heavy rain.
    • Ooze : Mud oozed from the sides of the riverbank.
    • Trickle : A little bit of water trickled down the window.
    • Filter : Sunlight filtered through the leaves.
    • Seepage : The engineer checked for any seepage of oil from the tank.
  • essential

    • Water is essential for life.
    • It is essential to wear a seatbelt while driving.
    • Good communication skills are essential for this job.
    • Vital : Sleep is vital to your health.
    • Necessary : It is necessary to bring your ID card.
    • Crucial : It is crucial that we arrive on time.
    • Indispensable : Air is indispensable to human beings.
    • Essentially : She is essentially a kind person.
    • Essence : The essence of his argument is simple.
  • ingredients

    • What are the ingredients in this soup?
    • Sugar is one of the main ingredients in a cake.
    • Always check the ingredients before you buy packaged food.
    • Components : The main components of the dish are rice, chicken, and vegetables. (这道菜的主要成分是米饭、鸡肉和蔬菜。)
    • Elements : Trust is an important element of a good relationship.(注意:element 偏向抽象“要素”)
    • Parts : All the parts of the recipe need to be prepared in advance. (这份食谱的所有部分都需要提前准备好。)
    • Ingredient : This recipe only requires one ingredient: milk.
    • Hard work is a key ingredient of success. (ingredient 还可以指“因素”或“要素”)
  • adaptability (适应能力)

    • Adaptability is important in a changing world.
    • Her adaptability helped her succeed in her new job.
    • Animals in the desert show great adaptability to their environment.
    • Flexibility : Flexibility at work can reduce stress. (灵活性)
    • Adapt : We need to adapt to new situations quickly.(动词,适应、调整)
    • Adaptive : Elephants have adaptive behaviors to find water during dry seasons.(形容词,适应性的)
    • Adaptable : She is very adaptable and can work anywhere.(形容词,能适应的)

https://hbr.org/podcast/2025/07/larry-summers-smart-businesses-are-going-to-maintain-flexibility

Lawrence H. Summers, former U.S. Treasury Secretary and President Emeritus of Harvard University, has seen the ups and downs of the American economy throughout the decades. As leaders today contend with fears of economic downturn, the growth of artificial intelligence, tariffs, inflation and more, he shares what he thinks we should—and shouldn’t—be worried about. He also discusses how he believes businesses can create stability through macroeconomic uncertainty, and how coming technological and economic forces will shift the labor market, policy agendas, and more.

  • Key U.S. Government Officials Nominated by the President:

    • President (The head of the state and government; elected, not nominated.)
    • Vice President (Second-highest executive officer; elected with the President, not nominated.)
    • Secretary of State (Head of the Department of State; responsible for foreign affairs.)
    • (前former) Secretary of the Treasury 财政部长 (Head of the Department of the Treasury; responsible for financial and economic policy.)
    • Secretary of Defense (Head of the Department of Defense; responsible for military affairs.)
    • Attorney General 检察总长 (Head of the Department of Justice; chief law enforcement officer.)
    • Supreme Court Justices (Nominated by the President and confirmed by the Senate.)
    • Chairman of the Federal Reserve 联储主席 (Nominated by the President; must be confirmed by the Senate.)
  • Emeritus /ɪˈmerɪtəs/

    • Professor Emeritus : He is a Professor Emeritus of Physics at Harvard University. (荣誉退休教授,名誉教授)
    • President Emeritus : She was named President Emeritus after her retirement.
  • decades

    • People have lived in this village for decades.
    • The old building has been empty for decades.
    • years : She has been studying English for many years.
    • generations : The tradition has been passed down for generations. (这一传统已经传承了好几代。)
    • The 1990s was a great decade for technology. (20世纪90年代是科技的伟大十年。)
    • The couple has faced many challenges over the decades.
    • The couple has dealt with a lot of difficulties over the decades.
  • contend with

    • The team had to contend with many injuries during the season.
    • She has to contend with heavy traffic every morning.
    • deal with : We have to deal with a lot of problems at work. (我们工作中要处理很多问题。)
    • cope with : He finds it hard to cope with stress. (他发现很难应对压力。)
    • face : They faced many difficulties together. (他们一起面对了许多困难。)
    • The couple has contended with many difficulties over the decades.
  • tariffs

    • The government increased the tariffs on imported cars.
    • Many countries have tariffs to protect their local industries.
    • The new tariff will make foreign products more expensive.
    • duty : There is a high import duty on luxury goods.
    • tax : The government imposed a new tax on electronics. (政府对电子产品征收了新税。)
  • inflation

    • The country is experiencing high inflation this year.(今年这个国家正经历高通胀。)
    • Inflation makes everyday goods more expensive.
    • The government is taking steps to control inflation.
    • price increase : There has been a sharp price increase in food.
    • rising prices : Rising prices are a sign of inflation.
    • cost of living increase : The cost of living increase is hurting many families.
    • inflate : Prices have inflated rapidly this year.
    • inflationary : The government is worried about inflationary pressures.
    • deflation : The opposite of inflation is deflation.(通货膨胀的反义词是通货紧缩。)
    • The inflation rate reached 5% last month.
    • hyperinflation(恶性通货膨胀,极度通胀)
  • macroeconomic

    • The government announced new macroeconomic policies to boost growth.
    • Inflation is one of the key macroeconomic indicators. (通货膨胀是主要的宏观经济指标之一。)
    • Economists study macroeconomic trends to predict recessions.(经济学家研究宏观经济趋势来预测经济衰退。)
    • “micro-” 表示“微观的”,小尺度的;“macro-” 表示“宏观的”,大尺度的。
    • Gravity is an important topic in macroscopic physics.(引力是宏观物理中的一个重要主题。)
    • Scientists study microscopic physics to understand how atoms behave.(科学家们研究微观物理以了解原子的行为。)
  • uncertainty

    • Economic uncertainty makes people spend less money.(经济的不确定性让人们减少支出。)
    • I am certain that she will come.
    • She is certain to win.(她一定会赢。)be certain (to do sth.) = 一定、必定
    • I am sure he is right.
    • I don’t know for certain.(我不确定。)for certain = 肯定,确切地
    • You are right to a certain extent.(在某种程度上你是对的。)
    • Certain people like spicy food.(有些人喜欢吃辣的东西。= some)to a certain extent = 在某种程度上
    • certainly : She will certainly help us.(她肯定会帮助我们。)
    • certainty : There is no certainty in life.(人生没有什么是确定的。)
  • precious & treasure

    • This is a precious gift from my grandmother.(这是我奶奶送的珍贵礼物。)
    • “My precious! My precious!”(这是咕噜对魔戒的昵称。)
    • Pirates were looking for treasure.
    • I treasure the memories we made together.(我珍惜我们一起创造的回忆。)
    • precious treasure(珍贵的宝藏)


        

https://hbr.org/podcast/2025/07/how-to-build-an-ai-assistant-for-any-challenge
You might have your teams and organization implementing new AI tools, but how much have you experimented with them yourself? Alexandra Samuel is a tech speaker and journalist, and she says many leaders are still just scratching the surface of AI by using things like ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot as supercharged search engines. Instead, she recommends managers at all levels start playing with AI at the next level, building assistants to help in all sorts of functions to not just find efficiencies, but help in decision-making and strategy as well. She explains the ways she uses AI tools for everything from training to project management to coaching and strategic advice – and how you can build your own assistants to do the same. Samuel is the author of the HBR article “How to Build Your Own AI Assistant.”

  • implement

    • The company will implement new security measures next month.
    • It can be difficult to implement a big change in a large organization.
    • We need to implement this software update as soon as possible.
    • The implementation of the new policy was successful.
    • This plan is not implementable in our current situation.
  • experiment

    • The students will experiment with different chemicals in the lab.
    • We should experiment with new ways to improve our product.
    • She likes to experiment in the kitchen and try out new recipes.
    • Test : We need to test the new software before launching it.
    • Try : Let’s try a different solution to see if it works better.
    • Explore : The team wants to explore new ideas for the next project.
    • Investigate : Scientists will investigate how this drug affects the human body.
    • Trial : They are running a six-week trial of the new process.
    • Attempt : He made several attempts to fix the problem.
    • Experience: Traveling alone was a valuable experience for me. Have you ever experienced culture shock?
  • affect(to influence) & effect(result, outcome)

    • The weather can affect your mood.
    • influence : Her words influenced my decision.
    • The new law had a good effect on the city.
    • result : The result of the test was surprising.
  • Scratch

    • The cat scratched the sofa.
    • He scratched his head because he was thinking.
    • I scratched my arm on a sharp branch. (我被一根尖树枝划伤了胳膊。)
    • My car was scratched in the parking lot today. (今天我的车在停车场被刮了。) There is a scratch on my car. Someone scratched my car.
    • scrape : The table was scraped by mistake.
    • rub : She rubbed her eyes when she woke up.
    • claw : The dog clawed at the door to get out.
    • scratchy : The sweater feels scratchy.
    • scratch : There is a scratch on my phone screen.
    • from scratch : She built her own business from scratch. (她白手起家创办了自己的公司。)
  • efficiency

    • The new machine increased our work efficiency.
    • Good sleep can improve your study efficiency.
    • The company wants to boost efficiency and reduce costs.
    • productivity : Higher productivity leads to more profits.
    • effectiveness : The effectiveness of this medicine is well known. (这种药的有效性众所周知。)
    • efficient : She is an efficient worker.
    • efficiently : He finished his homework efficiently. (他高效地完成了作业。)
  • article & art & artificial

    • The art of painting is very creative.(绘画的艺术很有创造力。)
    • I read an interesting article about science.(我读了一篇有趣的科学文章。)
    • Artificial intelligence is changing the world. (人工智能正在改变世界。)
  • sorts of (kinds of)

    • There are all sorts of books in the library. (图书馆里有各种各样的书。)
    • She likes all sorts of music.
    • We saw different sorts of animals at the zoo.
    • kinds of : I have many kinds of chocolate.
    • types of : There are several types of flowers in the garden.
    • What sort of movie do you want to watch? (你想看哪种类型的电影?)
    • He has all sorts of ideas. (他有各种各样的想法。)

(一)自有邮箱

这样就能省去了打开Foxmial、Outlook这样的软件来收发邮件。

(1)邮箱配置

配置POP(3)/SMTP服务,具体配置参数请查看各自邮箱的说明帮助。这里用QQ邮箱企业来举例。

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(2)收件箱测试

尝试是否能正常收件

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(3)发件箱测试

尝试是否能发邮件

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(4)对比专业邮箱客户端

对比专业邮箱客户端,还是能省不少内存的。Outlook初始就占用350MB内存,Foxmail初始就占用70MB内存,Edge浏览器只是打开邮箱就用了500MB内存。如果一般办公电脑只有8G,甚至只有4G内存来说,确实会让电脑流畅不少。

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如果是信创电脑的话,还压根无法用foxmail和outlook客户端。下图的信创系统邮箱客户端占用了120MB内存,浏览器登录邮箱反而占用只有32MB内存。一般的信创电脑的CPU性能都比较低,内存也大概率是8G,系统也更加容易卡顿。所以用邮件客户端的话,会更加增加信创电脑的负担。

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(二)协同邮件(内部)

使用协同邮件,只是用来处理内部邮件的话,比一般邮箱更加方便。

  • 直接使用内部的通信录来选择发件人。
  • 能接直接关联协同流程,不需要添加截图、附件。
  • 可以使用AI来帮你编写邮件正文。
  • 不需要做邮箱配置,不是基于邮箱服务

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(三)自由协同(内部)

自由协同,是更进一步的方法。如果这是有审批流程的,就建议用【自由协同】。

  • 能够配置审批流程
  • 能够调用模板,或者另存为模板
  • 能够关联协同流程
  • 能够配置更多协同权限,如:跟踪、督办、提醒、通知、关联项目、归档、流程变更等…
  • 不需要做邮箱配置,不是基于邮箱服务

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(四)邮件通知

如果你习惯了看邮件来获得通知,就需要配置邮件的通知范围,避免错过一些关注的通知。

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(5)设置系统发件邮箱

所有的系统通知邮件都会用这个邮箱发出

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最近知道了FF14(MMORPG)能免费14天玩30个小时,而且有国服,是由腾讯代理,并且好像不氪金,工作室和外挂也不多,就去体验了一下。

先说说对于本渣来说的优点:

(1)比WOW更加容易上手,基本上就是把WOW的优点都继承了过来了,但是缺点都改了不少。其中有几点是比较不错的,例如:初期的背包位置充足。新手引导还是有做的,尽管还是觉得上手门槛挺高的。任务、制作等的引导做得还是不错。地图、搜索还是做得不错的。

(2)人物建模比WOW好看太多了,外貌党的福音。听说海外版的7.0更加好看了。尽管有人希望用UE5重做,但是这样本渣的1650显卡就玩不了啦。

(3)对电脑要求不算高,AMD 3750 + 1650 基本上1080P能跑到满意的水平,起码人物建模还是保持住养眼好看的。

(4)这个游戏不会有严重的晕3D,老滚5和老滚OL我就会非常严重的晕3D。

(5)玩一个人物就能练所有的职业也是不错的,可惜没有动力玩到后期内容了。

再说说缺点了:

(1)试玩时候不能加好友,那就只能当单机玩了。如此复杂的游戏,哪怕看了wiki都很可能一头雾水。而且试玩模式很多功能都限制了。听说有个直升60级的活动,老带新就行,但是我没有认识人,现在就慢慢磨到33级而已。

(2)点卡和月卡,本来本渣都挺喜欢的。但是跑图实在太浪费时间了,其实80%的时间就在跑图,这是MMORPG的通病了,WOW的跑图我也超级不喜欢,老滚OL的黑屏我也不喜欢,FF14把这两种缺点都集中了,虽然有优化,但是对于本渣来说就是集两者缺点于一身了。NPC功能分散,小任务超级多,主城里面来回传送还好,但是如果要跑图找一个NPC和任务点实在太难了。看到别人有能飞来飞去的坐骑,就觉得自己玩的不是同一个游戏。制作和采集任务,真是要命,物品环环相扣,做出来的东西基本上自己也很少能用上的,也不能拿来挂交易,甚至卖给NPC都只是1,2块钱,甚至有不能卖的新手装备占着自己的背包空间就离谱。

(3)平均每1个小时就断开一次,一个晚上起码断开2-3次,可能是试玩的原因被挤出来了吧。我玩WOW和老滚OL很少断开。而且老滚OL是不开加速器直联,也没有断开过多少次。每次被断开了,回去又要排队,幸好排队时间不长。

(4)学习怎样玩比较费劲,很多机制不清楚,很多功能还不知道怎么样用。去看wiki简直是看见就头晕。本渣现在还不知道自己的储物箱在哪里。也不知道魔晶石怎样获得。也不知道副本怎样进。可能都还没有玩到解锁的等级或剧情吧。

(5)组队任务,很多都要等5~10分钟才凑够人。不是说没有人的话,就能派NPC帮忙吗?可能是我没有找到这个功能。

最后

本来¥39 = 3900分钟(65小时),即¥0.6/小时,确实价格可以接受,这个游戏也适合养老。当成单机来体验一次估计也没有啥问题。现在好玩好看、简单易懂的游戏确实不少。FF14如果就这个水平的话,本渣觉得是有点浪费时间了,甚至大部分时间都挺无聊的。作为单机游戏来玩的话,很多对话语音是缺失的,有的做了无声动画,有的只是文字对话,体验非常割裂。

其实本渣觉得,FF14的底子比WOW和老滚OL都好。就是入坑门槛太高了,重复无聊的任务太多了,作为第一款玩的FF游戏。感觉到优美的建模,感觉到FF的元素,如仙人掌、陆行鸟。作为一款MMORPG,不需要折腾插件就能玩确实不错。但是MMORPG有的缺点,也全部都有。开放世界不彻底,上手门槛高,满级前无聊的跑图任务。什么遭遇战的,本渣也是很喜欢的,就是直接上去砍就没有意思了,奖励也可有可无,没有重复刷的动力。

如果日常能更加多一点ACT游戏的元素就好了,不是纯粹的堆数值,滚键盘。为了低端玩家不至于卡进度,任务都非常无聊,剧情可有可无。这么帅的衣服、脸蛋、武器都是一样劈劈劈动作,确实无聊了一些。

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广州最近要搞《低空经济高质量发展加快全空间无人体系建设大会》

广州也有亿航智能、广汽集团、小鹏汇天三家本土企业在搞载人飞行器。本渣也幸参观过两家,当时讨论最多的就是政策问题,而非技术可行性本身。因为大多数人都不担心国内现在的技术能力,更多关心的是行政管理、配套服务、安全责任问题。现在广州市政府主动带头搞,这条路一旦走通了,或许就是数百亿,甚至上千亿的市场。

安全问题

纯技术安全是需要制造厂商去死磕的,本渣不懂就不哔哔了。但是配套安全应该是很容易想到的。

(1)航道安全,就好像民航一样,有规定的航线,有规定的计划,这样才能保证飞机是最安全的交通工具。低空飞行也是一样,航线和使用时间需要先划分出来,有人管理、严格执行、能够调度。

(2)应急安全,再多的地面保障,再好的人工智能驾驶,质量再过硬的飞行器,再合适不过的飞行天气都无法保证飞行过程的人员生命安全,不论是乘客还是地面人员财产。所以如果有了低空机场、航线、注册飞行器等信息,就应该配套应急处理救援方案。

(3)保险保障,购买机票的时候很多人都会购买加强保险,甚至有延误险等。营运商、服务商、乘客、第三者的保险也要跟上。

营运问题

(1)不论是载人观光、载货运输、应急救援、表演、测绘监测、农业应用…都应该有专门的营运规定。在操作上留有盈余,留有操作空间。正如高铁运营上有时刻表、有购退票手续、有安检、有接驳车辆、有专门机场、有增值服务。

(2)引入竞争,避免一家独大,利益和权限分配提前规定好。运营权永远是无法避免的问题,是一家独大,还是争抢经营,这很难说。因为飞行器再天上了,通过政策漏洞,技术优势来争抢市场、争抢权益。譬如挤占别人航道、危险飞行、噪音扰民、攻击/阻碍飞行器等问题。

(3)无人驾驶?远程遥控?有人驾驶?这方面还是没有定论,当然最经济的方案肯定是无人驾驶,广州的ATM线也是无人驾驶的,还有无人驾驶小巴,无人驾驶扫街车等投入使用了。就是推出之前,测试验证是否足够,不出问题就是99.9999%安全率的问题,出问题了就是100%的概率问题了。所以不是无人驾驶难以信任,而是出了问题难以有人付得起责任的问题。到时候很可能就是临时工、实习生背责、乘客赔偿的推诿。

公开透明

说了这么多,利益问题才是核心问题。在所有环节中,让所有相关方都能负起责任,让所有付出者都能有收益才是最考验智慧的事情。

研发公司、研发工程师、制造商可能会觉得自己辛辛苦苦研究出来的产品没有让自己赚到多少钱。

营运商、服务商可能觉得飞行器问题多,质量差,各种规则规范太多,执行成本大。

政府领导,基层人员可能觉得自己排除万难,千辛万苦促成的政绩,不要被一些资本利益集团搞毁。

民众会有支持的,会有反对,这可能是新一轮的分配不公问题。平民大众可能坐公交地铁都要考虑怎样省钱,看见这么高级的飞行器载人,自己也是纳税人,却没钱没权享受。是不是有急救飞机,是不是有消防飞机,是不是有救灾飞机,让社会服务基本服务不缺失?还是只是沦为有钱人的玩具?是成为广州的一张新名片?就好像上海的磁悬浮一样。还是变成巴铁,成为圈钱的工具?

之前用Navicat因为要收费,特别的麻烦,MySQL自带的链接工具也是难用得要命,连登录都是个问题。最近公司的大神推荐了DBeaver,非常好用,在微软商城就能下载,就是下载速度超级慢。用来写写SQL,非常够用了。
官网:dbeaver.io

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现在大部分电脑都是2.8k屏幕,4K屏幕。在使用了屏幕放缩后,会有一些老旧软件不适配。这个问题在Win7时代开始就有了,想不到用友U8还没有解决,应该是UI框架的问题无法解决了。先不说眼不眼花的问题,这个UI看见就头疼。

所以论客户端Web化的重要性,client端很难适应Windows的作死式更新。

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