Coder's Talk

For those who remember my post about the Battle Programmer Shirase , here is the continuation of the episode. For those who haven't watch the first episode , you better watch it first. But, if you wanna skip it, the first episode is the introduction of a brilliant programmer or hacker named Akira Shirase . In that episode, there was a hacking attempt on U.S. shipping company which reroutes a package to an Asian Hacker . While on the other side, BPS or Battle Programmer Shirase is recruited by Akizuki, an employee from Abin Electronics. BPS accepted Akira's recruitment after seeing the discontinued X68 series doujinshi SCSI card by Abin Electronics which was made at Iwasawa plant. Apart from that, there is another story of Misao-chan who somehow have an unknown relationship with Shirase. Now, let's watch this Episode 2 of Battle Programmer Shirase ... Hmm.. hope you like it. I'll continue with the next episode later. Enjoy!! You may also love to read: Battle Program...

I just noticed this anime about programmer and programming. Pretty cool because previously I've watched japanese anime about cars which influence people to be like the anime heroes like Inital-D and so on. But that works for car lover. And what about coders or programmers? Worry not, here it comes... Battle Programmer Shirase. I think I'm really late to know this because it have already aired since 2003. Wow... The story of Battle Programmer Shirase revolves around a "freelance programmer" named Akira Shirase. He's a very talented, yet mysterious computer programmer. Because of his incredible abilities, he's contacted by several individuals (curiously, all of them are very similar persons named Akizuki Kaoru) to do all sorts of strange computer-related hacking/security jobs. He's a very quiet guy who lives alone in a small apartment near his niece's house. At first, the episodes revolved around some freelance jobs that highlighted his abilities - howev...

Wireless have been widely used in houses and offices. I'm also using the Linksys WRT54G in my house to allow me to access internet where ever I am in my house. Whether I'm in the living room, on my study room or even at my balcony. However, as my house have 2 floor, I found some spots where the signal is so weak... So, I'm searching on how to boost up the signal without having to buy new Access Point. Then I found this cheap hack to boost my wireless signal . It is a Parabolic Wifi Booster. I believe this hacks works well as it have many versions and have been widely used by others... You can have a look at this Ez-12 Parabolic Reflector Template that use the same technique. Anyway, I'm gonna try it myself and will post the result soon...

In December 2006, Nintendo released the Nintendo Wii which featured an innovative controller containing an accelerometer and pointing capability. This provided millions of people with a new ways to interact with computers. As an HCI researcher, Johnny Lee became interested to show to people what they can really do with their new toy that they never knew it could do. Johnny Chung Lee , have made an amazingly Superb Wii Remote hacks - which turn the $40 device into a digital whiteboard, multi-touch display, and 3-D viewer - have been a massive hit on YouTube, was invited to speak at the TED conference. Watch and be amazed by what a brilliant mind can do with a child’s toy. Check out Johnny Chung Lee's Project page for more stories about his fantastic research and innovations. Enjoy!!