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"ARAI Shunichi is the chair of freekaneko.com which supports Winny's author Isamu Kaneko. He raised 16 million yen defense fund in a month. He is now researching on anonymity technology and distributed systems as Ph.D. student at Waseda university. He is also a founder and CEO of Mellowtone inc. Arai started programming at age of 3, and now he is certified as `genius programmer' by Japanese government. Co-translator of ""Applied Cryptography"" Japanese translation.
ARAI Shunichi is the chair of freekaneko.com which supports Winny's author Isamu Kaneko. He raised 16 million yen defense fund in a month. He is now researching on anonymity technology and distributed systems as Ph.D. student at Waseda university. He is also a founder and CEO of Mellowtone inc. Arai started programming at age of 3, and now he is certified as `genius programmer' by Japanese government. Co-translator of ""Applied Cryptography"" Japanese translation."
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"ARAI Shunichi is the chair of freekaneko.com which supports Winny's author Isamu Kaneko. He raised 16 million yen defense fund in a month. He is now researching on anonymity technology and distributed systems as Ph.D. student at Waseda university. He is also a founder and CEO of Mellowtone inc. Arai started programming at age of 3, and now he is certified as `genius programmer' by Japanese government. Co-translator of ""Applied Cryptography"" Japanese translation.
ARAI Shunichi is the chair of freekaneko.com which supports Winny's author Isamu Kaneko. He raised 16 million yen defense fund in a month. He is now researching on anonymity technology and distributed systems as Ph.D. student at Waseda university. He is also a founder and CEO of Mellowtone inc. Arai started programming at age of 3, and now he is certified as `genius programmer' by Japanese government. Co-translator of ""Applied Cryptography"" Japanese translation."