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minebreaker
2y ago
I don't think there's an outstandingly popular one. Multiposting to get as many audiences as possible is norm these days. Sites like DMM, Fantia or Skeb are strong, but I don't think any of them get the particular traction. B
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I don't know. Maybe I've spent too much time on the worst part of the Japanese internet. Not about Pixiv, but the kicking out of Dlsite by Mastercard caused so much anger among them. The social divide is getting really worrying th
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2y ago
Fair enough, but I assume the ben diagram of the anime fans and the こどおじ are largely overlapping.
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2y ago
Well, they still multipost on Twitter, but AFAICT it's getting unpopular these days. Tough I agree that Pixiv is not as popular as its old days too. By "anti-Americanism", I'm insisting that a good number of Japanese
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2y ago
> A lot of Japanese illustrators were already treating it as an afterthought compared to X/Twitter Citation needed. Most Japanese illustrators do not care about the US/EU, and many of them even hate gaijins. If you haven't
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3y ago
That's very hard to believe. Do you have any sources?
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3y ago
It's a great time for you foreigners to visit Japan. For me, a Japanese, it is quite depressing.
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3y ago
I'm confused. The article is not about Ring, is it? > some Amazon’s Choice video bells have security so bad > The consumer protection organisation found that the same video doorbells were sold under a wide range of brand names.
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3y ago
As always with the memes, I agree that it's largely an exaggeration. But I can assure you that it is definitely getting too expensive these days, and I'll think twice before buying from them.
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3y ago
I'm Japanese.
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3y ago
The meme is about the inflation. Uniqlo was cheap as fuck. Now it's gotten so expensive that even median Japanese can't afford it.
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3y ago
So sad "We can't afford Uniqlo" is a meme in Japan...
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3y ago
Meanwhile the real wages are dropping like a waterfall and the cheap yen is hurting our lives disastrously. https://www.asahi.com/ajw/articles/15151006
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3y ago
KDE Connect?
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3y ago
I somewhat agree. I like to just include an issue tracker's ticker number in a commit message. It's just my preference. It's more important to enforce a consistent repository rule.
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3y ago
Babashka Babooka is a very well written tutorial. I can't recommend it highly enough.
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3y ago
The "new" coin photo in the article are the commemorative coins for the new emperor. While they are technically legal and valid coins, they are not for everyday use. The new coins which have been issued from R3 are different ones,
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3y ago
Thanks for your reply, but as far as I read the documentation, your solution relies on AWS. If so, manged vs self-hosted is not really an issue since you are already locked into AWS. If it works without AWS, then it makes sense.
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3y ago
Why not the SSM parameter store?
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3y ago
> If tomorrow Google turns next-level evil in terms of privacy / steering the web, Microsoft will have forked Chromium within a week Or, Microsoft will be happy with this "next-level evil."
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3y ago
I thought he was stubbornly against the ceasefire. Has he changed his mind?
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3y ago
Yours and chii's comment make me think that this is a more subtle and cultural thing. I'm a bit surprised that you believe peer pressure works like as expected. (Don't take this as an offense, I'm genuinely surprised). T
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3y ago
> The idea has never been that another kid spit on the floor and I should clean up his spit, that would have been handled differently OK, that's the difference between USSR and Japan.
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3y ago
Just a rant. I hated this as a Japanese kid. Why the hell should I clean up the mess created by my classmates? Because kids are supposed to obey their elders. This is the continual tradition to nurture soldiers (literally) from before the w
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3y ago
Maybe I'm just being a jerk, but I don't like these cards because I feel like emotionally manipulated and feel guilty about writing bad reviews (when the products are bad, of course).
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3y ago
As a Japanese I hate tipping. Service charges are included in the price written on the menu. Tipping feels like a bribery. Now Uber Eats is popular, some people think tipping is cool because it feels like an American thing...
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3y ago
I haven't forgotten what GWB's "crusader" did. And what his poodles did too. The double standard of the west is astounding.
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I'm curious why. While I agree that they have some advantages, "fundamentally the right approach" is a very strong opinion.
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3y ago
He is the one who we need now , in the era of saas/cloud run by big tech. So sad.
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3y ago
Scala and Play. Honestly I don't like Play. I'm looking for a better alternative to it.
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