Sushi and Beer
Looks like the food court is shared with the old terminal. Cool.
Looks like the food court is shared with the old terminal. Cool.
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So I’m leaving my apartment now for Narita with these books to read on the planes. (Of course they’re both in Japanese)
Split TV modeIt’s cool that my TV has a split screen mode so that you can stream 2 different channels (if they’re on different network, or either of them should be external device like CATV/DVR).
Today is my last day in Mikado Bldg. I’ll devote Yellowcard’s nice ballade “One Year, Six Months” to this place. Maybe this should be too dramatic for just an office move, though.
This rocks.
Stop-saying-likeI felt like exactly the same thing like a while ago, maybe a couple of months, when I got like used to the life in the US. I think the same thing applies to Japanese as well. Saying “ていうか (= rather, actually)”, “ちょっと (= a little bit)”, “まぁその (= you know)” too much makes yourself sound silly.
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My plans for this weekend were:
IMG_6454Masaki is on TV now!
This is a great and 素敵な release.
So here’s another Hack: Google Maps Tilt. It’s too bad I have to wait for a day or so before YouTube indexing recently uploaded video (otherwise I can’t embed their video here …).
Another day, another hack. Here’s a demo that controls Google Maps using ThinkPad Hard Drive Active Protection sensor. You tilt your ThinkPad and Google Maps roll over. Pretty cool.
Recent IBM/Lenovo ThinkPad models have HDAPS (Hard Drive Active Protection System) support. HDAP’s ShockMgr API is accessible to developers, by reverse engineering. For scripting languages like Perl, it’s pretty straightforward to read the Accelerometer data from ShockMgr device.
ThinkPad Saber Turns your ThinkPad into a lightsaber. Read More .
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Bloglines-subPer sekimura-san’s post, here’s how my Bloglines Subscription looks like.
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