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by anabis 11y ago
This sounds like まとめサイト, "curation site" for 2ch.net . Take interesting threads from the main site and edit comments to make it more palatable for the wider audience. It generates quite a revenue from affiliate contracts, I hear.
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by anabis 11y ago
Those subreddits are huge. What's your definition of a mainstream subreddit?
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by anabis 11y ago
This caught my attention, as I am allowing "acceptable" ads. 1. What was the ad like? 2. Didn't disabling "acceptable" ads on ABP work?
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by anabis 11y ago
Tangential, but the icon is from 星空のメモリア, a Japanese game. It has not been turned into anime, so can he read Japanese decently, or just using random pics?
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by anabis 11y ago
> You'll get a cutscene before getting a quest reward talking about how you're getting an amazing sword that has been in the family for centuries etc. And then it's slightly worse than what you already have, and the only u
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by anabis 11y ago
Does the Demon Core count as a reactor?
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by anabis 11y ago
My understanding is that XFS was designed for big media files. With the advance in SSD, HDD will be mainly used for big files, so XFS may yet end up dominating. I don't know if ext4 is equally good on the SSD or not.
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by anabis 11y ago
I have to do "see PC version" then do pinch zoom.
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by anabis 11y ago
> There's a major problem unravelling. A large amount of the population live a lot longer than were expected ~90 years ago when the current welfare state system became widespread across Europe. I consider it an infinitely smaller pr
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by anabis 11y ago
> First, they never chased out anyone. It was their campaign promise and they kept it. http://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/31/business/international/gre...
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by anabis 11y ago
> They already occurred 80% of pain so there is not so much to lose. I think this was the logic for people voting OXI in the referendum, but there is still banking and public infrastructure and host of other things that they could lose.
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by anabis 11y ago
My opinions is that since Greece chased out the auditors, its Greece that rejected the federation. If you are asking for money, but refuse oversight, why would anyone go along?
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by anabis 11y ago
There are different opinions on restructuring being enough. Still not having a land registry after starting in 1994 gives me a pause.
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by anabis 11y ago
Japan's 2ちゃんねる http://www.2ch.net/ has had volunteer moderators for a long time, so it should be workable.
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by anabis 11y ago
> Have the workers own the robots I am pretty sure that workers are free to buy publically traded stock. I also would probably not invest if I were in their position.
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by anabis 11y ago
Yes, in Japan we've had near misses from careless operators. https://youtu.be/uvA6dReF6-I?t=291
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by anabis 11y ago
I though heat pumps were generally more efficient. They still do use a lot of energy, so it can be used in a similar scheme, but I wonder how it would change details.
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by anabis 11y ago
I was expecting the technique "風車" - windmill to come up. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DoYpJqFNj40
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by anabis 11y ago
Good games that push the envelope is entertainment and art, It may also be genre creating. Katamari-damacy for PS, Dynasty Warriors for PS2, and Quake comes to mind.
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by anabis 11y ago
Culinary Luddism is slaughtering a chicken at home and having your children abhor chicken meat forever (a few people I know).
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by anabis 11y ago
Probably lossy compression. The memory was reconstructed from incomplete memory and adult knowledge of nomenclature.
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by anabis 12y ago
Another psychological bias exploitable by Free To Play games? As an added bonus, if items A..E can be randomly obtained on equal probability, getting the last item is harder then instinct suggest. Thus, "Complete Gacha" lead to 1k
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by anabis 12y ago
I actually want _more_ possible restrictions such as limiting rage of values, or allowing only printable characters in a string. As other comments say, its a documentation to future self and others.
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by anabis 12y ago
Completely anecdotal but low blood sugar does that to me. Having a good sleep and some sugar before improves the condition.
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by anabis 12y ago
The importance of the hanko(seal) probably comes from China. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heirloom_Seal_of_the_Realm http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_of_Na_gold_seal
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by anabis 12y ago
Chrome for Android also puts buttons at the top. I would prefer them to be at the bottom, because I have a large screen for easy reading. Its hard to reach the top buttons.
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by anabis 12y ago
Many Japanese companies still have corporate songs, although they are not sung that much anymore. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/3725775.stm
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by anabis 12y ago
> Ten deadliest natural disasters since 1900 > Rank Death toll (estimate) Event* Location Date > 2. 650,000–779,000 1976 Tangshan earthquake China July 1976 > 5. 230,000 2004 Indian Ocean Earthquake and Tsunami Indian Ocean Dece
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by anabis 13y ago
As a TV developer, I say connect a PC to the TV already. Making a 37-in TV that sells for £479.00 is a major feat in itself. The panel leaves scant margin for a SoC. Porting various codecs and runtimes to run on the said SoC is easier said
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by anabis 13y ago
In generic distributions it would cause bloat, but in a single purpose embedded device, I found it was a significant size reduction.

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