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A Guide To A Buddhist/Chinese/American Funeral
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Category Archives: Technology
The Chinese Language: Technology As Friend Of Tradition
My father was a child of two worlds, he was born in China and moved to Taiwan when he was 8 years old. He left relatives behind in mainland China, yet still had much of his family in Taiwan. With … Continue reading
On DramaFever and International Distribution Licenses
Those who frequent Kpop gossip blogs may already know that drama addicts Stateside can now enjoy high quality streaming of English-subbed Asian dramas thanks to DramaFever. The site’s current catalogue is exclusively Korean, but are engaged in conversation with various … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Movies, Music, Observations, Reviews, Technology
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Asian-Americans Kids: Moving Back and Forth Between Asia
My boss has been living in India (I like to joke that my management has been outsourced), but he is moving back to the United States. One of his concerns is how his daughter will deal with the move. She … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Entertainment, Family, Lifestyles, Music, Observations, Technology
Tagged Asian immigrants, DJ Replay, Expats, kids, kim Yoobin, Martin Nievera, outsourcing, Sam Milby, Silicon Valley, Wonder Girls
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Taiwan’s new president hopes to strengthen ties to Silicon Valley
As I had blogged earlier this year, there was a presidential election in Taiwan in the Spring. The KMT‘s candidate, Ma Ying-jeo, won in a landslide, after 8 years of Democratic Progressive Party (DPP)’s Chen Shui-bian presidential rule. I don’t … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Technology
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ImageGeisha: Is This Any Different from Mister Wong?
File another one in the “European companies with unfortunate branding” bin: My former co-worker Rabble pointed me to an image manipulation platform which does live previews of Word Documents, PDFs and MP3s on the web from Austrian company wollzelle. Called … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Observations, Technology
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An Asian Parents’ Worst Nightmare: Son Gives Up Medicine to Blog
Source: New York Times. Arnold Kim, founder and senior editor of MacRumors.com. When I first began to read this New York Times article, “My Son, the Blogger: An M.D. Trades Medicine for Apple Rumors” about Arnold Kim’s site, MacRumors.com, I … Continue reading
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Videogames in the classroom? Only in Japan!
Would anybody be surprised to learn that a school in Japan is using the Nintendo DS as part of their English language curriculum? Not me. But I can hear the nerds around the country sighing with jealousy over another reason … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Entertainment, Technology
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Feng shui on a mobile?
When I saw this “lucky Dragon” phone. I about dropped my jaw. First three words that came out were: “Are you serious?” In hindsight, I probably should have gone with “Are you silly-us?” but all jokes aside, this mobile phone … Continue reading
SPACE INVADERS!!!!
Taito, creator of “Space Invaders”, has teamed up with Yahoo Japan and incorporated the game into the website where space invaders destroy the Yahoo homepage. It was a part of a April Fools joke but its still active. GO BEFORE … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Observations, Technology, Video Games, WTF
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LOLcat Guys Can Has Media Empire
Greetings from Austin, Texas! There’s a huge movie, music and interactive festival taking place here this week, and as I’m a big geek, I’m here for the SXSW Interactive Festival, a tech convention which is a combination of bloggers, Web … Continue reading
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Good things aren’t always expensive
This past weekend I had the pleasure of meeting David Liu, the founder of Good OS. You might have heard of them when they partnered with Everex to offer a sub $200 desktop called the gPC. The gPC runs on … Continue reading
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Asian Fit Goggles: My Dilemma with Sunglasses is Finally Over
For a long time, it was hard for me. [Cue violin music] All the sunglasses I’d buy in the stores were so big and round. Not a good fit for my chinky eyes. But now Oakley has answered my prayers! … Continue reading
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