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Today, in some part of Asia, we had Solar Eclipse. Starting from India in the morning, it ends up in the Pacific Ocean. In Tokyo, we had 2/3 eclipse, but it was raining in this morning.
Some people went to southern island to see it, but I and most of our fellow employees work at the office, as usual. In Tokyo, it was around 11 o'clock in the morning, so about 20 of us went out and looked at the sky. Really curious guys here.
Very fortunately, the rain stopped, and the clouds sometimes became thinner, so time to time we could see the crescent-like sun amongst the clouds! Happily enough, we did not have to use eye glasses, or something like that, because of thick clouds, which we should thank the weather, in a sense.
In the building where our office is, there are several companies, but only our employees went out and look at the sky:)
The below video is shot at Iwojima, or Iohtoh, where none expect officials stay now.
Opera's debug tool, Opera Dragonfly, is very useful, if you actually use it, especially if you use it with Opera 10.0 beta or Snapshot. Unfortunately, I have heard some said Firebug is superior by far, or the like. But before imitating such lines and blogging so over again, use it by yourself to see if it is really so.
Along with the major update of Opera itself, Opera Dragonfly of Opera 10.0 beta got better than before.
If you like to use it often, it's quite troublesome to following the menu, Tool, Advanced and Developer Tool with your mouse. With recent Snapshots, you can open menu by hitting "Alt", then using keyboard, hit T, A and D in succession after that. Even if you are mouse favorite user, for starting Opera Dragonfly, you will easily memorize "Alt > T > A > D", and like it.