Biggest mistake a techie can make when going to Japan: thinking that free, accessible wifi exists anywhere. Not sure why, but I guess I though Japan would have convenient wifi, like in America. Turns out even Starbucks and McDonalds (at least the ones I’ve been to) don’t have free wifi. Here’s a quick article showing [...]
Here’s the biggest thing I’ve learned the last couple days… Finding internet is tough. If you want to find internet, you have to make sacrifices. Normally I wouldn’t mind, but having internet is important for doing a good job supporting TextFugu, and for responding to your emails, and to write blog posts like this…
Okay, I don’t have much time. I’m in the Portland International Airport, and my flight is boarding in about 20 minutes. I also need food. Hungry. But, before I go, I need to tell you how to vote for what you want to see on TofuguTV. I’ll be sending out emails, tweets, Facebook updates, etc., [...]
If you haven’t yet, you should check out the post on the gadgetry I’ll be bringing. If you don’t like gadgets, or just like clothes and backpacks a lot, though, you should stay. It’s about to get… clothesy.
The most common question I’ve been getting is “What are you bringing on your trip for TofuguTV?” To answer that, I’m breaking things up into two (maybe three) pieces. The first part I think is the most important part… gadgetry.
On Twitter and Facebook I’ve been teasing TofuguTV. Now I’m ready to let you know what it is… and it’s not a revolutionary new way to consume fugu in front of your television set. Am I going to be on “real” television? Am I going to start Livestreaming? Am I going to start selling a [...]
