This post is update 1 to my Everyday Carry series. Everyday carry or EDC for short is usually items that you carry with you no matter where you go. For the most part, your cellphone, keys, etc. are all part of your EDC. Some carry a bit more, like a sidearm, survival tools, and what ever necessities are needed for your everyday life. Here, I will get into my EDC with more indepth details, links, and photos.
The Efficiency of the “Carry-On” Mindset In the aviation world, everything is about efficiency. Whether it’s turn-around times or fuel...
by Sukoshi81 · Published October 20, 2014 · Last modified July 10, 2023
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by Sukoshi81 · Published September 27, 2014 · Last modified May 15, 2026
Everyone has some form of Every Day Carry (EDC). Whether for convenience, for survival, or comfort, we all carry something on a daily basis.
For me, you can say its more gadget oriented gear I carry on a daily, but little by little the survival side is showing.
Read the full article to see what I carry!
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Part of the ANA (All Nippon Airline) Commercials, Is Japan Cool? Okinawa shows us some of the beautiful sides of the island. For those that lived there in the past, be prepared to be “home” sick.
I’ve been highly interested in the Android OS since leaks have been dropped on the internet. When it was finally announced and the HTC Dream (T-Mobile G1) was open for preorder, I jumped ship from my previous mobile provider just so I can pre-order the device on T-Mobile. The Dream was just the beginning for me. Now, I don’t have a collection as large as a lot of other people out there. I’m one of those that will scope out every device as they come out and wait for the right one, for me that is. Of course it would be subjective to your own tastes and likes. So here is my list of devices I’ve used or am still using that pertain to Google Android OS and Chrome OS with the latest on top.
Less than a week after it was announced, welcome to Googles new device, Chromecast!
“Leap Motion enhances the computing experience to allow people to do things in new and better ways, and we’re committed to breaking down the barriers between people and technology to make the future more easily accessible.” -Leap Motion co-founder and CEO Michael Buckwald
[UPDATE: 04/29/2014]
Well it looks like Looxcie is pulling the plug on their consumer cameras and products and shifting their business towards enterprises video instead. Time to look for other option. GoPro?
The Looxcie HD is a lightweight video camera designed to be a hands free and capable of live streaming, recording up to 1080p and able to capture the last 30 seconds with the instant replay feature. Off the bat you will notice it has no built in screen. That is because it connects to your mobile device via Wifi to be utilized as your viewfinder as well as adjust your recording resolutions and control your live stream feed. You will have to download the app from Google Play or iTunes respectively.
Just recently found this Japanese Band. They got quite a few great songs, even found that they had a few songs on some anime openings/endings. Check em out!
