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Tuesday, January 13, 2009

Phonetic translations don't always work

This was part of the sidewalk in Akihabara, the area that is a computer/electronics geeks neon wet dream.  Any piece of electronic or gaming related gear you can possibly imagine can be found here, as well as all the diodes, LEDs, cabling and circuitry required to build them all yourself.

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