Tips

A quick guide to using VS Code with SSH for remote development, plus a plug for notebooks. Once you know the flow, spinning up a remote Python/Notebook workflow is incredibly convenient.

I recently needed to move a Conda environment. Deep learning stacks are usually tightly coupled to driver versions and package versions, so being able to package a working environment and drop it onto another box saves a lot of time.

Following the basic Qinglong setup and JD coins automation, here’s a walkthrough for the BiliTools project. I added notes based on the original docs—use as a reference.

Tired of iPhone aggressively killing apps? Try older versions. They’re usually lighter, smoother, and less ad-heavy—and some were free before switching to subscriptions (e.g., Caiyun Weather Pro, BaiMiao). Here’s a list plus downgrade tips.

My notes from testing packet capture for Kuaishou Speed Edition at the time, with two Android setups using BlackBox and VMOS Pro. I have kept the software preparation, virtual machine setup, and easily missed details in separate sections so I can find them again later. The iOS section only records the device and tools I used; the detailed walkthrough is still unfinished.