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ezoe
8y ago
It's not about the decision and responsibility. The reason is for the health. Alcohol and Tabaco affect the health of young people more than the old people. So the ban.
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ezoe
8y ago
Why the linked page and nobody don't mention about the hay fever? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hay_fever_in_Japan If you are living in Tokyo and you have pollen allergy, you too will wear masks all day.
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ezoe
8y ago
On GNU/Linux, Firefox is a much more responsible than Chromium. Chromium randomly decide to eat 100% of a CPU core time for no apparent reason.
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ezoe
8y ago
That's easy. Always count on team of people from various interests, ideally people sent from candidates and watch each others.
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ezoe
8y ago
The last time I checked IPFS is a joke. There are only two implementations of IPFS protocol and both come from the same group of developers. On the other hand, there are so many BitTorrent protocol implementations from totally independent g
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ezoe
8y ago
The moral of the story is, don't relies on monopolized software distribution platform.
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ezoe
8y ago
> Apple has left Facebook’s campus in disarray after the company revoked the social network’s permission to build or run employee-only applications, according to reports. Employees were reportedly left unable to read cafeteria menus, cal
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ezoe
8y ago
I will never buy a DRMed product. They don't deserve my money. Yes, that means I can't watch these movies but I assume it's just as bad as DRM anyway.
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ezoe
8y ago
Actually, Japan crime rate is high in elderly population. It use to be relatively rare, but now it's relatively high.
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ezoe
8y ago
Religious belief? It's more like moral and constitutional basic human right issue.
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ezoe
8y ago
Well, the right step outside of legal battle would be updating the game to say that the publisher doesn't pay up.
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ezoe
8y ago
That reminds me of a story. A gossip magazine editor said, our competitor is not other gossip magazines, but a cup of coffee.
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ezoe
8y ago
I was more surprised that service like Wag exists.
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ezoe
8y ago
Seriously? That doesn't work in an entity who share the same revenue. Everyone lose. They should rather hire the economist as their boss.
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ezoe
8y ago
That can't prevent a malicious device which act like harmless for the most time, but do evil thing on certain conditions are met. You may found the evidence of malicious act after it has happened, but often it's too late. If Amazo
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ezoe
8y ago
Don't overestimate the customer. "I don't like Google Maps and I deleted it. Now I can't see the map! Fix it now!" "I see. There are competing map services available." "That's not the map I want.
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ezoe
8y ago
Web sites are not maintenance free nor cost free. Sudden traffic spikes, hardware failures or new vulnerabilities can easily make web sites down. It need manual human intervention to restore. If that human intervention is not possible due t
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ezoe
8y ago
I don't. I don't want to be disturbed most of the time.
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ezoe
8y ago
Same here. My Japanese father who speak English and regularly traveling foreign countries for the job is now became extreme nationalist and far-right fanatics. I know he didn't have that kind of personality before. It's quite shoc
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ezoe
8y ago
That's why I will never own a phone.
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ezoe
8y ago
It happens all the time. Apple's Siri means Ass in Japanese.
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ezoe
8y ago
If we are speaking about the fairness. We should blacklist everything. All available GPUs and its drivers whether its official or not on every OSes, cannot be trusted in its current state.
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ezoe
8y ago
If Java and C# focused on AOT compiler, certain features, like dynamic reflection, could not be implemented efficiently. If So, Java and C# was exactly like C++ with only the syntax differs.
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ezoe
8y ago
Totally same experience. Young gifted hackers and old experienced veterans. There aren't much to say about old veterans. They write bullet-proof code. They are stable. They are good. The young hackers... they are so unstable. Their cod
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ezoe
8y ago
I don't know your country's law but trademark is just the trademark. Trademark holder can't stop people from using the trademark word. They can stop calling the fake thing as the trademark word because it's not the thing
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ezoe
8y ago
An interesting comment from insider. We all knows from various benchmarks that Microsoft Windows' filesystem access performance was way too worse than Linux kernel not only WSL but also Win32 Subsystem too. Also, process creating perfo
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ezoe
8y ago
It is still sounds like super-dumb to me. Bad design and you still relies on somebody else's computer who can veto your transaction. People use non-full-node SaaS Wallet because they don't understand the true value of cryptocurren
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ezoe
8y ago
> if you run GNU Tar with --sparse and a file shrinks while tar is reading it, tar fails to properly handle the resulting earlier than expected end of file. Is that a bug? Yes. It's different than changing the data of file but still
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ezoe
8y ago
False flagging shall be a crime with jail sentence. The result of automation shall be responsible.
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ezoe
8y ago
Don't use the Jupyter Notebooks for something you want to version control it. It's like a one-line Perl script. Write, run and delete. If you need more than that, use the plain text file source code. Actually, just forget the Jypy
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