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Myth 3: The "Strategic Soapbox" Model of Work
誤區(qū)三：工作中“戰(zhàn)略性臨時(shí)演說臺”模型
This article takes up where I left off in my first Soapbox, which was an in-depth look at SOAP, in particular its underpinnings in RPC and XML-RPC.
本文接著我上一篇臨時(shí)講臺，那篇文章深入探討了 SOAP，特別是它在 RPC 和 XML-RPC 方面的基礎(chǔ)。
In any case, with the information I provided in my first Soapbox article, you should be armed with enough knowledge about SOAP and RPC to compare it to its primary rival in programming today, RMI.
在任何情況下，有了我在第一篇臨時(shí)講臺文章中提供的信息，您應(yīng)該擁有了足夠的 SOAP 和 RPC 知識，可以與今天編程中它的主要對手 RMI 做比較。

So, with that said let me hop off the soapbox and remind us of this.
所以，綜上所述，讓我開始我的演講,并且請記住這個(gè)。
哈佛公開課 - 計(jì)算機(jī)科學(xué)課程節(jié)選

Squatting vendors of tea and kebab jostle soapbox ranters hawking high ideals and dirty calumny.
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Social media does embolden haters but it also provides a new soapbox for great experiences.
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a rough wooden box or any raised, temporary surface for people to stand on while making informal public speeches

A soapbox is a small temporary platform on which a person stands when he or she is making a speech outdoors.
If you say that someone is on their soapbox, you mean that they are speaking or writing about something they have strong feelings about.