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by dwg 3y ago
Yes, ideally let the browser handle it, and in many but not all cases that is possible.
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by dwg 3y ago
Concrete information on Japanese input for your list: For English input, being able to submit comments/chats with the enter key is a feature, but for Japanese (and maybe Chinese?) users it's a bug. In Japanese the enter key is use
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by dwg 3y ago
Have you tried filtering search results by "Property Type" (Hotel) and "Property Rating" (3-star, etc.)?
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by dwg 4y ago
Many applicable references can be found on the web. Example of a more complete table: https://www.key-shortcut.com/en/writing-systems/%E3%81%B2%E3... As can be seen in this chart, the code points for Hiragana and
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by dwg 4y ago
Congratulations on pursuing an idea, and for getting it to this point! My honest feedback: * It's not clear to me why I should use this. * I don't enjoy the design. Anyway, hope you keep improving!
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by dwg 4y ago
I love the succinctness of this answer.
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by dwg 4y ago
While I’m happy to hear about good developments related with plastic waste, am I the only one worried about the implications of a plastic eating bug? We sort of depend on how he durability of plastic in our modern world. Or is this simply a
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by dwg 4y ago
I'm no expert, but I live and work in Japan. As far as I have seen "Shinto as a religion" plays a relatively small role in Japanese society. I am American and Japanese shinto looks almost nothing at all like American Christia
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by dwg 4y ago
Case-by-case, standpoint-by-standpoint. Seems to me this isn’t something you would want to build a too simple philosophy around.
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by dwg 4y ago
Passport memo from MUJI will be a great value for some. Modeled after passport: small, compact, durable cover. 24 pages of great quality blank, graph, or dot grid paper. Price is about $1 in Japan. https://www.muji.com/jp&#x
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by dwg 5y ago
There are several comments regarding the 8ft rule making it impossible to record when indoors or in a car, etc. These these cases are mentioned explicitly in the bill. For the sake of clarity, these are the relevant parts as they appear: IF
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by dwg 5y ago
From the revised bill summary: > Directs that for an activity occurring inside a closed structure on private property, a person authorized to be on the private property may make a video recording of the activity from an adjacent room tha
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by dwg 5y ago
* did not mean to imply
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by dwg 5y ago
Putting war and personal risk of injury or forced relocation aside, which go beyond hard economic times, anyone with a sufficiently long-term view will not fall trap to "not having any idea about what will still be around tomorrow and
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by dwg 5y ago
Thanks for the clarification marcusverus. > Don't forget the other adage--Don't time the market. I did mean to to imply trying to time the market. The commenter wrote "Your advice might be okay for good times (investing, b
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by dwg 5y ago
I apologize for being blunt, but you have it backwards. A the adage goes: buy low sell high. In what people equate with "good economic times," prices are high, but in hard economic times everything is on sale! That said, firstly a
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by dwg 5y ago
FYI if creator is reading: Links to articles on Verge are not working. A new tab opens, but the content is the same justfive.news page. Tried in Chrome/Safari in Mac.
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by dwg 5y ago
I offer https://privateemail.com as an option, "best" or not depends on you. I'm a fan of namecheap. They do not, in my experience, engage in the same dark patterns as other registrars. I found out about their hos
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by dwg 5y ago
thanks for the link! > That would perhaps work if you remapped the movement to not be linked to romaji, but direct kana mappings. Yes, I picture the same 12 key basic input mapping as on smart phones. The CharaCorder has enough joysticks
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by dwg 5y ago
Is Kana input really that much faster than Romaji? I've almost never seen it used (presumably because you have to learn romaji input to type in English anyway, so why learn a second input method), so can't speak to its speed. Howe
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by dwg 5y ago
This gets me curious about a Japanese version. Due to the larger number of basic characters (46) Japanese smart phone input already uses flick-joystick like motions, with pretty amazing speed (for a smart phone). The 46 basic characters are
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by dwg 6y ago
I appreciate the authors argument. On the other hand, isn't the reason there are not more first class data types is that they are so difficult to design general purpose? Even simple data types vary so much from language to language. It
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by dwg 6y ago
> The maker of the software, Cybergenetics, has insisted in lower court proceedings that the program's source code is a trade secret. Should this be, in general, a disqualifying condition when something is to be used as evidence?
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by dwg 6y ago
Don't believe it's a rule to apply universally, but it does strike me as perhaps a good rule of thumb: Only include a free plan if you can demonstrate it leads to a better outcome (holistically). So then, does the author plan to r
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by dwg 6y ago
Just to clarify he did not say this in any sort of derogatory sense, nor do I wish it to be interpreted as such. Just that he can't understand! I think the difference is greater than the author states (except written, which is is a lit
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by dwg 6y ago
I live in Japan and work at a Japanese company. I can't understand Chinese at all. Even though the Japanese version of the Chinese pronunciation is somehow vaguely familiar at times, there is no making any sense of it. I suspect Japane
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by dwg 6y ago
> We estimate that these laws prevented only 57 car crash fatalities of children nationwide in 2017. Simultaneously, they led to a permanent reduction of approximately 8,000 births in the same year, and 145,000 fewer births since 1980, w
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by dwg 6y ago
Felt this happened to me once before too. Could have been a coincidence but... since then try to be careful not to search on GoDaddy.
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by dwg 6y ago
Ah ha. If so that makes sense. Thank you.
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by dwg 6y ago
$2.28 million to destroy contents of 65 shipping containers, = $35,076 per container I wonder where the bulk of this cost comes from. Transport? Legal fees (for the petition)?

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