Understanding the potential vulnerability of Wi-Fi, I wondered if anyone develops the project that offers "Free W-LAN Network" using wireless access points installed in households.
I just checked out a couple of websites using google, but didn't find appropriate ones.
Hotspot-Locations may be one, but doesn't seem to me that's it. Do you have any idea?
Today, I went to a limited-period Asian cafe Cha-ka-ma in Sasaduka, Shibuya-ku. There were two reasons to go there. The number one is to make over a book, a Japanese translated version of "Linked" by Albert-Laszlo Barabasi, to hirosh, who produced this cafe.
The other, and the best, is to see two famous gadgeters, who blog gadgets a lot, meet.
The gadgeters are hirosh and minami, witnessed by me and yuki.
I always bring a Lonely Planet guidebook with a Japanese guidebook when I make a trip.
Unlike Japanese ones which are full of neat photos, Lonely Planet books are packed with many letters with a few photos. However, LP really gives me interesting information, especially history, about the region I am visiting. Fun.
LPs in my bookshelf sometimes remind me of the past trips and let me take a photos of all LPs I brought except for books missing or given to local people.
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As I described in a previous entry (sorry only in Japanese), the screenshot left above is from my media server that is used to play music (full screen shot).
The screenshot is captured in every 10 seconds and copied to the server of this blog. In the screen, the weather forecast from TBS is located in the right and the news ticker from Nikkei Net in the bottom.
I am trying this for a chance of adding other messages on the desktop in the future.
Recently, there are some "Business Review" magazines appearing here in Japan. For instance, PHP Business Reviewwill soon appear (est. April 2003) or Globis Management Review(GMR)just came out (est. December 2002).
I know it began with Harvard Business Review(HBR), but there are so many magazines like this that who really wants to read this sort of "smart" magazines...
So, I started to look for a magazine like this, there exist so many "HBR"...
In Joi's blog, there is an interesting "flash" software named Indy Junior. It draws a map like you travelling on the world map when you input your itineraries using XML format.
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