Update History

DateMajor ChangesNotes
2002/04/02http://tklee.com This site moved. No future updates will be made here.The golden age of the internet seems to be a history, which ends at several internet companies' change in their free service. For me, what affect me the most are the termination of the paid permanent mail address at mail.com, and of Yahoo! Geocities' free FTP service. From the update history you are reading now, we can see the rise and fall of this industry in the past six years. Due to my professional need, I decided to pay to maintain my personal site.
2000/03/06http://totoro.nsysu.edu.tw Music Current URL updated.My Dictionary
1999/12/11Add a MIDI, "Hooked On Mozart 2".Hooked On Mozart 2
1999/11/18English translation of Copyright Statement.Copyright Statement
1999/10/30Computer Articles area added. Two new computer articles. Sorry, only Chinese version.Computer Articles Detecting and cleaning Pretty Park.exe virus Protecting friends' privacy by be more thoughtful.
1999/10/14Remove the counters and add the update history.What do those counters mean to me? Are they there for me or for the visitors? I admit that I thought the number of visitors mattered -- I cared how many people shared my articles. However, perhaps because of my age, I pay more attention to those who care about me and what I write. Quality means more to me than quantity. So? Bye bye counters.
1999/10/10Use subdirectories for hierarchic management.Geocities was bought (or annexed?) by Yahoo, which generously provided subdirectories for free members (originally only for paid members). Why not use them? Here they are.
1998/06/21Addressbooks added.Hey pals, we have our own addressbooks on-line! For your privacy, there are no links to these pages. Email me for their URL. My Addressbook
1998/06/09Typos corrected. Some computer articles added.Those Oldies APPLE II
1998/05/28Form menu for navigation. Personal intro added.About Me
1998/05/22Icons used.As an art idiot, I had always wanted to use all text format, both for my laziness and for those who still use text-based browser (e.g. lynx). However, in the age of 56K bps and X-terminals, can I insist on my purism?
1998/05/19Framed structure used.New HTML standard released and widely adopted. Why not use it?
1998/05/10Better categorization.Mozart
1998/04/24First version completed.Only simplest text without any formats properly presented.
1997/12/05The birth of this homepage.The 206th anniversary of Mozart's death is the birthday of this homepage.