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Weekly Twitter Updates for 2009-08-03

August 2nd, 2009 by Daniel Gattermann at 23:59h (UTC)
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Emojinator – Emojis on Your iPhone for Free

March 20th, 2009 by Daniel Gattermann at 22:02h (UTC)

With Emojinator you can use the popular Japanese Emoji icons without any hacks on iPhone or iPod touch and send colorful mails to your friends!
This fun web app — unlike the native apps no longer available on the iPhone App Store — uses no hacks to enable Emoji: it is completely save.

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Emojinator

March 20th, 2009 by Daniel Gattermann at 21:30h (UTC)

About Emojinator

Use popular Japanese Emoji icons without any hacks on iPhone or iPod touch and send colorful mails, text messages or tweets to your friends by using this fun web app!
Emojinator enables you to use the popular Japanese Emoji icons on your iPhone or iPod touch.
Unlike native apps you have to buy from the iTunes [...]

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High Dynamic Range Photos from Japan

March 13th, 2009 by Daniel Gattermann at 18:49h (UTC)

Here are some great HDR photos from Japan.
High Dynamic Range imaging is a set of techniques that allows a greater dynamic range of luminances between light and dark areas of a scene than normal digital imaging techniques.
I find this technique quite amazing as good HDR photos almost look like a painting.

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Weekly Twitter Updates for 2009-03-09

March 8th, 2009 by Daniel Gattermann at 23:59h (UTC)
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Japan’s Gigantic Underground

August 2nd, 2006 by Daniel Gattermann at 00:39h (UTC)

PingMag — the Tokyo-based magazine about “Design and Making Things” — talked to Joe Nishizawa who took pictures of Japan’s giant underground installations1:
A enormous underground tunnel that runs through 40metres under the Hibiya Junction Tokyo or an underground dome that lies 500metres below deep in the mountains of Gunma…? In Japan unimaginably large spaces underneath [...]

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Japanese Sewer Underground Infrastructure

November 13th, 2005 by Daniel Gattermann at 01:52h (UTC)

On this Japanese site you find pictures of a hugh sewer.underground infrastructure to prevent floods in Saitama. Sadly I can’t read Japanese but I guess it’s in one of the largest cities in Japan.
According to Wikipedia:
The G-Cans project (首都圏外郭放水路 Shutoken Gaikaku Housui Ro or Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel) is an underground infrastructure mainly [...]

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