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No kidding, Nintedo doesn't even own Intelligent Systems and those guys used to develop the Devkit tooling. Get this: IS used to work from inside Nitendo's own factory. Granted, while Nintendo does not own these companies they hav
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It is important to note that the Keiretsu are split vertically, no two companies within a keiretsu should be direct competitors. At least such was the case. A major counter example is Mitsui and Sumitomo. The Mitsui and Sumitomo banks merge
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Except the majority of Americans are happy with their current situation[0]. They recognize improvements are required for other's, but personally don't dislike their situation. This is the core problem, and will not get fixed if ev
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Did you read the article? It is a union shop dropping all their union workers in exchange for contractors.
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Nah, to Google is just a generic verb. For example I too do all my googling at Duck Duck Go. Hi alphabet lawyers.
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In the situation suggested above: because the owners are the consumers and thus have no inventive to charge themselves more for a later taxed payout.
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I work from home everyday so I cannot speak much to the commuting situation. I would expect life to return to normal. A couple major corporations have announced work from home being permanent but I expect a slow migration back to the status
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Thanks eh. Yeah Japan has been good to me. This year above all other years has been a year of growth. As you noticed my own production, Railgrade, is nearing ship. It helps that the games and anime industry has only grown thanks to COVID. M
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Oh now that is super interesting. I've heard of Bandai's library, where they have copies of every game they've made plus consoles staff can borrow. Which is the exact opposite of Nintendo's theory.
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Nintendo does not do tours. I only got inside as the programmer on a team delivering a game for the Switch, early after release. We only even got access to the meeting and switch hardware through an executive's connections to a seperat
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Oh I can do one better: I've been inside. Nintendo's lobby is nothing like a hospital. It looks like a North Korean palace. Sparse with only 2-3 plants. Every wall is marble. At the reception desk are 3 receptionists. The lobby is
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Electric arc furnaces are recycling, they cannot produce steal from raw iron. Iron requires carboninzation to become Steel. Thus is done using coal both to produce the heat plus the carbon. Arc furnaces are big business because we've b
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> "cash crops" was intended to mean "high caloric density, mass market crops". Tobacco is a cash crop, not caloric dense. Cash crops are the profitable crop a farm might use to generate cash. Since all farms are now c
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Game theory. Even the basic Prisoner's Dilemma calls for it. If a nation cannot field a credible threat then defection is the dominant strategy for underdogs. Lately that does not mean Economic underdogs but rather ideological under do
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What sort of residual value would be left for the freehold portion? How long are these leaseholds? It sounds interesting, but also horrible. Having people be perpetual renters is the exact opposite of every government housing initiative for
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> As Daniel Boffey notes for the Guardian, using a metal detector for anything other than scientific research is outlawed in France. Oh wow, there must be a big story behind this law. How could something so mundane as a metal detector be
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1. You're basing your argument off celebrity net worth which as I wrote above does not convince me. 2. My comment is about Nathans attempt to white wash his dark history in the public eye. A point you are refusing to address as you pas
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I'll explain why it's down voted then: everyone knows Nathan used to work at Microsoft but "rich man goes on to make the world much worse to get even more rich" is no better than "man makes the world worse to get ri
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I feel a duty to point out the white washing. Nathan made his money on the basis of patent trolling, his firm being the world's largest patent troll. Journalists never mention the "where does this persom get the money to spend the
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"Manhattan" project was the code name for the original XBox. At the time Japan dominated video consoles with the last western attempt being the disaster which was the 3DO. Thus Microsoft was going "nuke the japanese industry&
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Uh, author is committing tax fraud. The standardized tax deduction for mileage includes maintance and fuel etc. So to both itemize your costs plus taking the standard deduction is to double count the same costs. Author is also benefiting fr
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Westerners appear to under estimate how much the anime industry is about connections, yet its challenge going west has been for lack of users. Sony's consolidation is all about getting users. Years back Bandai funded "daisuki"
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Since no one has mentioned the elephant in the room: this appears to be a lobby of countries not happy with the current absolute ban on whaling. Norway never signed, Canada has always had natives continuing to hunt, and Japan dislikes how t
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(a) Wat. The Japanese people are just as indigenous as Canada's. Just because a people did not get conquered does not make them less indigenous. Unless your making a comment about the jomon...
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It was real to me until the last paragraph. Everything else read real in the style of a repentant founder.
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For further fire on the speculation: Japanese nouns are always both singular and plural. Japanese as a language does not encode plurality. Thus if one considers Lexus to be a Japanese word the plural form being Lexus is reasonable. Like how
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Tether's biggest holders presumably are people with cash balances at exchanges without us dollar banking. At such exchanges the account will show USD not tether.
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That's less likely than you might expect. Nintendo for a while ran their own manufacturing. Judging from the data structures I would expect this at minimum had a Nintendo Project Manager in charge. Flip side: you are going to be techin
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Oh indeed you are 100%. Thank you for that link, it explains so much.
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