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Chinese Transparent City Plan Leaves Little Room for Privacy
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The Ultimate Gadget Lover Takes Pics of Same Vending Machine Daily for Two Years
If you ever wake up in the morning and think: "Every day is just the same old same old," then maybe you need to look at Ryuuichi Terada's blog. Entitled "I Take a Picture of the Same Vending Machine Every Day (or so). I'm Very Sorry," the Sapporo-based man has spent the past two years doing exactly that, highlighting the changes made when the machine is restocked &mdash like this: More »