Ashton carefully put the woodcarving into a wooden box he made, and fixed it so that it would not shake in the box. If the dull hair is broken, the woodcarving will be useless.
At eight o’clock in the morning, he sat in front of the computer and turned on QQ, and sent a message to a friend: “It’s done, please check it later.” Naturally, it was not wood carving, but a software outsourcing job.
In the past half a month, he was naturally not only thinking about the wood carving gift to Tang Baona, but on the 15th of last month, he took the initiative to accept an outsourced job.
Ashton did not like to participate in social activities in reality before, but on the Internet, in certain sections of several purely technical forums, he is regarded as a relatively well-known and active veteran member.
Many programmers, like him, are a kind of creatures who are relatively withdrawn offline, but like to hug each other online.
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