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I make videos about various types of technology. Starting with what’s on-hand and growing from there. Hopefully you find the information helpful and entertaining! What's with my channel name and banner? It's inspired from a scene in an anime called "Sakamoto desu ga?" ("Haven't You Heard? I'm Sakamoto" or "坂本ですが?") where he says "NASA, I suppose..." when questioned about where he will go next. In my case I wanted to make general technology videos that didn't fit well with my others. YouTube is very genre based. 

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