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Thank you to everyone who purchased Jisho and Jisho Touch for Indie Relief.
I was expecting to raise about $100 dollars but we managed to raise $170 dollars! This has already been donated to Drs. Without Boarders.
Again, many thanks for everyone who participated.
On January 20th, Sugoisoft will be participating in Indie Relief.
What is Indie Relief? Indie Relief is basically a bunch (over 101 as of this writing) indie Mac and iPhone developers banding together to help raise some money Haiti.
All money raised by the purchase software from Sugoisoft Soft will be donated to Doctors Without [...]
During the summer I co-founded DisposableApps, as a home for iPhone projects that I collaborate on with a friend.
Last week our first colaboration, Pubtunes, finally got accepted to the AppStore.
Pubtunes is a musical guessing game based on the popular Power hour drinking game and is complete with an English-pub style interface to help [...]
When I started learning Japanese some of the best advice given to me was to forget textbook Japanese and learn what is actually spoken. I really took that advice to heart. Having only limited access to Japanese natives me at that point, I did the next best thing, watched loads of Japanese dramas.
There was [...]
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