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Apple announces price increase for Apple TV and Apple One subscriptions(9to5mac.com)
9 points by haunter 2mo ago|0 comments
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by haunter 2mo ago
Suica works virtually everywhere https://www.jreast.co.jp/multi/suicamoney/shop.html Imagine if you could pay with the Oyster card everywhere from Tesco to Greggs to National Rail to Uber Actually you can find som
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by haunter 2mo ago
You can ask this about 50% of the front page posts.
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by haunter 2mo ago
tbh if you only stay in Tokyo then the combined Tokyo subway pass (Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway) is the best all around deal, you don't need anything else. ¥2000 for 72 hours
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by haunter 2mo ago
The best thing that you can add a Suica, PASMO, ICOCA, or TOICA card anytime to your Apple Wallet. You don't even have to be Japan. Just add transit pass and that's all, when you are there you can start using it instantly. But it
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by haunter 2mo ago
Unbeatable (just like reddit) if you want live sport replays. /r/soccer uploads goals before it happens on the broadcast I watch on my TV Also the Asian community (Korea, Japan etc) is incredibly strong on Twitter. They don't
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by haunter 2mo ago
The Scablands were terraformed by a series of GLOFs (Glacial lake outburst flood) like this when deglaciation started at the end of the last ice age. Just imagine it on a thousand times bigger scale >During the last deglaciation that fol
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Old Tech: Remembering WorldsAway's avatars and virtual experiences (2015)(pcworld.com)
1 points by haunter 2mo ago|0 comments
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by haunter 2mo ago
> Posting this because I want people to vote Irrelevant to post it here then with your reasons because it only concerns Debian developers
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by haunter 2mo ago
Meanwhile in the Unix world you can go as low as 45 bytes https://www.muppetlabs.com/~breadbox/software/tiny/teensy.ht...
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YouTube Premium is getting another price hike for users all around the world(9to5google.com)
4 points by haunter 2mo ago|1 comments
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by haunter 2mo ago
See I thought if IPFS was picked up by the piracy scene (some bigger private trackers for example) then it probably would have been more successful. Alas I haven't seen it outside of libgen and even there I thought it was a backup opti
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by haunter 2mo ago
If I were 17 again I'd prepare to go for volunteering overseas after high school for 1-2 years (plenty of free options in the EU where you might only need to cover the plane ticket). See the world, you learn a new language, help others
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by haunter 2mo ago
Lower league european football kits are my favourite, there is a team behind the ads https://files.catbox.moe/a3fxhw.webp https://files.catbox.moe/0op34u.jpeg
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by haunter 2mo ago
Most of the NPB teams are corporate owned and named - Chunichi Dragons > Chunichi Shimbun (news corporation) - Hanshin Tigers > Hanshin Electric Railway - Tokyo Yakult Swallows > Yakult Honsha (yes, the probiotic milk beverage com
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by haunter 2mo ago
Easy mistake when there are 7 Allianz Stadiums in the world https://www.allianz.com/en/about-us/brand/partnerships/stadi... And it was probably 8 when they were designing the medal but Palmeiras didn&#x2
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by haunter 2mo ago
I mean this is generally true for everything from cooking to playing video games to knitting to fixing cars, observe before you act
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by haunter 2mo ago
TRON wasn’t just an OS but a whole integrated system, it was meant to be used with different parts working together. There was a whole TRON house tech demo built in Tokyo back in 1989 https://youtu.be/7jPKEyM44GU If you wan
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US July gaming hardware spending dropped to near-2020 out-of-stock lows(eurogamer.net)
3 points by haunter 2mo ago|0 comments
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by haunter 2mo ago
Funny because the tier list sub on reddit had a vote just a week ago about the UK supermarkets and Iceland only got a D https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fi.redd.it%2Fh... (not that it matters considering Tesco
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by haunter 2mo ago
If you want even more bad news: display panel makers also want to raise prices "Due to the continued rise in the prices of core components globally, the production cost of monitors has increased significantly, and we can no longer abso
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by haunter 2mo ago
Host your code with Elon Musk, what could go wrong
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Memory prices climb 500% in 12 months(tomshardware.com)
675 points by haunter 2mo ago|566 comments
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by haunter 2mo ago
And as I see there is no modern high resolution 1:1, 5:4, or 8:9 monitor on the market
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by haunter 2mo ago
Thanks for the insider knowledge, very interesting! I really think to buy my next car which is supported by comma
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by haunter 2mo ago
It's an LG Dual Up (you can find the info in some earlier posts) Technically it's 8:9 so not a perfect square, 2560 x 2880 https://www.lg.com/us/monitors/lg-28mq780-b-dualup-monitor
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by haunter 2mo ago
>I don't understand the frequent comparisons to Blender at all, to be honest. From the very beginning it was trying to be an alternative to Photoshop, you know a software used by the professional industry, and 30 years later we are
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by haunter 2mo ago
To some extent this is what "killed" geocaching too. It's still a good niche hobby but up until to 2013 or so it was more fun when not everyone had a GPS in their pocket. Of course you can still play without a GPS but there w
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by haunter 2mo ago
They support Skoda which is not availabe in the US. Otoh VAG brand so it shares the same platform as Volkswagen which is available there
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by haunter 2mo ago
Huh intersting that that they don't support any of the european Stellantis brands at all, wonder what they do differently that makes them incompatible.

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