The personal log of Peter, owner of JLIST.com, the home of "wacky things from Japan"
Follow the Firefox logo...
The Japan Mozilla organization gave a lot of speeches and there was general celebration.
I managed to run into the president of Good Smile Company, and I got to give him my own recommendation on the future of the Nendoroid line.
posted by Peter in Japan at 9:30 PM
My name is Peter, and I run J-List, a little company that brings thousands of fun things from Japan to people around the world. I've lived in Japan since October 1991 and have loved nearly every minute of it. Welcome to my "J-List side blog" in which I'll hopefully provide you with another side to my life in Japan, and another side to J-List.
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3 Comments:
what was in the chafing dish that was thoroughly emptied? heh. must have been good.
I've always been happy with internet explorer. is firefox really that great?
12:44 PM
I think it was Ebi Chili, a delicious spicy sauce with shrimp and spicy sauce in it. IE is okay, but you might find yourself happier with Firefox. It's smaller, probably more standards compliant, and I keep finding amazing plugins that are quite good, like one that displays the flag of the country a server is in in the lower right hand corner, or another one that checks all links in a document (which I use when doing updates).
6:59 PM
Oh, which add-on is that? That sounds nifty!
Thanks for posting the photo! I love seeing Japan from different individual's point of view.
8:40 AM
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