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Category Archives: Technology
The Green Dam Youth Escort: Not an Environmentalist “Dating” Service for Young People.
…and the Green Dam Girl doesn’t have anything to do with dental dams. Actually, Green Dam Youth Escort (绿坝·花季护航) is “content-control software” developed in the People’s Republic of China (PRC). Ostensibly designed to block pornography, Green Dam can actually be … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Current Events, Entertainment, Lifestyles, Observations, Politics, Technology, Video Games
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Freaky Japanese Weight Loss “Boneless Belt” Makes You Look Worse Than Being a Fatty
Crazy weight loss gimmicks are certainly not unique to Japan, but I’m trying to figure out why anyone would use this “Boneless Belt” underneath their clothes. An anonymous commenter says that “the name supposedly comes from the term “boneless ham,” … Continue reading
Posted in Fashion, Health, Lifestyles, Technology, WTF
Tagged Boneless Belt, exercise, fat, Japan, japanese, weight loss
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Chinese Elders Rush For Help as TV Goes Digital
The U.S. switched to digital TV last Friday June 12, and it’s estimated there were around 60,000 unprepared households in the San Francisco Bay Area, including many Chinese and Asian elders, who have larger difficulties preparing for the transition than … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Entertainment, San Francisco Bay Area, Technology
Tagged digital tv
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New Intel Ad Stars Real Engineers (Except They Don’t)
The newest ad campaign from Intel focuses less on their products — a microprocessor is always less sexy to market than an MP3 with shiny metallic surfaces and rounded corners anyway — and more on the engineers building their products. … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Technology
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Cibai, the Microsoft Research Project with the Unfortunate Name
Despite my ethnicity, I don’t know how to speak Chinese (in any dialect), but I do know a fair share of naughty cuss words in Cantonese and Hokkien thanks to family and friends while growing up in Malaysia. So when … Continue reading
Posted in Technology, WTF
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In China, Knockoff Cellphones Are a Hit
If you’ve ever been to China, you’ve had the opportunity to buy knockoff counterfeit goods: Rolex watches, Gucci handbags or Nike sneakers, as well as pirated software, CD’s and DVD’s. Well, the Times now reports that the proliferation of counterfeit … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Observations, Technology
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Daito Manabe: Japanese Face Instrumentalist
Daito Manabe is an “Artist, Designer, Programmer, DJ, VJ, Composer” based in Tokyo, Japan. Evidently, he composed some electronic music but wasn’t content with his friends just listening or dancing to it. Instead, he convinces four of his friends to … Continue reading
How to Meet Asian Women on Facebook
A friend of mine updated his status message on Facebook with the following: Hmm. On second thought, I guess that’s really “How to get targeted for ads on ‘How to Meet Asian Women’ on Facebook.” Either way, I filed this … Continue reading
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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