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by goykasi 2y ago
Also, money. It is not exactly cheap to just move to another country -- or another state in a lot of cases.
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by goykasi 2y ago
Well your "here" is clearly not Japan. Your confidence about inexperience is weird though.
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by goykasi 2y ago
Im not disputing the fact that nomikai exists. Ive been to my share. I was simply agreeing with the OP that it is more likely that most Japanese people arent working insane amounts of overtime and black companies arent in the majority. I pr
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by goykasi 2y ago
Not sure why youre being a contrarian. It seems like you didnt bother to understand my post. But yah, start work at 8-9, knock off at 6 to start drinking heavily at the local izakaya, hammered by 8 or 9 and stumbling towards the snack until
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by goykasi 2y ago
The same could be said about going home at 6pm (except for the sleeping). Take the Oedo line out of Shinjuku or Roppongi between 6 and 8pm and tell me everyone is still at work.
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by goykasi 2y ago
I would guess they start around 8 or 9 in the morning.
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by goykasi 2y ago
That is my experience too. In my neighborhood, by 8pm, the streets are crawling with drunk salarymen (and women) stumbling out of izakayas on their way to a snack and/or karaoke -- 5 days per week. They clearly werent working overtime
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by goykasi 2y ago
As long as hand grenades arent introduced, I could live with that.
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by goykasi 2y ago
So, hosting in Japan is more expensive than regions in America? JPY is in a horrible place compared to USD. That seems like a good way to push away Japanese users away -- make it more expensive in countries where the local currency is weak.
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by goykasi 2y ago
5 digits? early 2000s? Does not compute...
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by goykasi 2y ago
6447137 I was really surprised when a recovery mechanism was launched many years ago. My account wasnt comprised. It still had the same dumb password from way back -- my first highschool girlfriends name and a number.
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by goykasi 2y ago
Obviously, I didnt mean that as some sort of solution. But more as sarcasm that they trying to stop healthy, consenting adults from having sex in the prime of their life when the news and older generations are up in arms about young people
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by goykasi 2y ago
Its sad that these are even a thing. Is the world so repressed that consenting adults can't be known to be having sex? In a more progressive world, we might do the opposite -- "pro-sex" beds for adults that are healthy, in gr
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by goykasi 3y ago
I never used a C64. What is the difference between shift and caps? Symbol usage?
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by goykasi 3y ago
Just imagine if harm and healthiness were actually the determining factor for what is and is not legal. Your comment made me imagine what the political parties might look like in the US. Would conservative and liberals move towards meats vs
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by goykasi 3y ago
This is the first that I am hearing about the reversal. I am a bit disappointed, but I did see news about the rollout. It was pretty intense and probably not much regulation. So, is this a reactionary response to minority issues or was ther
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by goykasi 3y ago
Ive never had a twitter account. And I was definitely not able to view most content during the pandemic. from 2021: https://www.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/comments/pa6dra/twitter... and from 2022: https:&
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by goykasi 3y ago
Twitter required a login long before the rename or Elon owned it. He actually removed that restriction for a while before reenabling it. And with some simple div removal, IG doesnt require a login to view content. This is true about a lot o
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by goykasi 3y ago
Starlink was never meant for the urban masses. Its usecase (from the start) was for people in rural areas where low or no speed options are available. This is perfect for people like my parents living at the top of a mountain in rural SC. T
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by goykasi 3y ago
Off the top of my head, it seems like a great way to give access to content (games, movies, etc) to those that may have been able to afford it on their own. It may not have a ton of educational value, but some mindless entertainment goes a
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by goykasi 3y ago
Cloudflare has no markup or fee [0]. > You pay what we pay — you won’t find better value. [0] https://www.cloudflare.com/products/registrar/
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by goykasi 3y ago
> low morals ... behind their employer's back Employees don't belong to their employer. There is nothing wrong with trying to acquire a potentially better job. The only real problem is they were using company resources to do so
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by goykasi 3y ago
> nor the attempted January 8 coup succeeded What effect would this have had?
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by goykasi 3y ago
> I doubt it will exist as the cloudflare we know today Well, I can't predict the future, but I think CF is one of the good ones. I bet on them more than most. They have been pretty consistent with being benevolent for the internet.
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by goykasi 3y ago
That's insanity. I would rather bet on Cloudflare to be around longer. They don't add any additional up-charge from the baseline ICANN price. Before, I was buying 10 years of registration for a bit of a discount, but, after 20 yea
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by goykasi 3y ago
I played a ton of LMCTF too. The offhand grapple was such a game changer in terms of speeding across maps. The LMCTF community was also great: hours spent on IRC, competitive ladders, forums (nachos), etc. It was a great time to be into onl
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by goykasi 3y ago
That wouldn't even make sense. They created hack/hhvm to scale and optimize the platform and codebase. Taking a step backwards and refactoring (hack != php now) would be a horrible idea.
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by goykasi 3y ago
The web codebase was once written in PHP, but they moved away from that a decade ago.
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by goykasi 3y ago
Why would he post a dishonest statement?
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by goykasi 3y ago
> How many content creators did Reddit lose by killing these third party apps? Thats a good question. Are there any stats to show that Apollo users were significant in terms of content creation? Or that any small subset of users are sign

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