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by pezezin 1y ago
Which alternatives? Other than Apple, where can I get a non-x86 desktop?
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by pezezin 1y ago
Damn, the scene Ving Rhames and Jean Reno having that conversation is burned into my brain xD
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by pezezin 1y ago
We also have transformers in Europe, but they are hidden. Which incidentally makes them more reliable, as they are not exposed to the elements.
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by pezezin 1y ago
Yeah, shopping in Rakuten or Yahoo Auctions is quite an experience...
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by pezezin 1y ago
I know, I live in Japan, shopping streets are seizure-inducing here xD
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by pezezin 1y ago
I do live in Japan and good god, I have never seen such messy people anywhere else in the world. The offices of all my Japanese colleagues are piles upon piles of documents and boxes without any kind of order. But the cities themselves are
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by pezezin 1y ago
To be fair, most of Japanese TV is like that. I always joke that the primary reason they developed HD TV was to be able to cram more text in every corner xD
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by pezezin 1y ago
Then we can submit whatever random crap we find online in the name of "curiosity"? There is no filter whatsoever?
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by pezezin 1y ago
Sorry, but I disagree. When the blog post omits the most basic spelling rules of the language it is written in, it is worth complaining, lest we end up normalising such behaviour.
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by pezezin 1y ago
Yeah, Japan is an extremely conservative country in many aspects, but it looks like young people are slowly pushing against some obsolete social rules. A year ago there were big news when big corporations like McDonalds ended their hair col
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by pezezin 1y ago
There are still niche electronic shops in Akihabara though: the ones under the tracks, Radio Department Store, Aisan, and the back streets parallel to the main street.
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by pezezin 1y ago
I don't know, I have visited Tokyo many times (the last time was two weeks ago), and IMHO it is cool to visit once in a while, but I am not sure I would want to live there. The overpopulation, the cramped buildings, and the brutal weat
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by pezezin 1y ago
The core of the big cities like Tokyo and Osaka are like that, but as soon as you move a little bit outside, Japan quickly devolves into endless urban sprawl. I live in a Japanese city of 40k and it is just stroads, two-story buildings, and
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by pezezin 1y ago
Most livable according to whom? The only reference I can get is this, and Tokyo is not even in the top ten (but Osaka is #7) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Liveability_Index
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by pezezin 1y ago
Yuzo Koshiro is pretty famous. If memory serves me correctly, Streets of Rage / Bare Knuckle was one the first games to prominently display the the composer's name.
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by pezezin 1y ago
Broadcom introduced their first Ultra Ethernet just yesterday, the Tomahawk Ultra: https://investors.broadcom.com/news-releases/news-release-de... Let's see how things evolve, but it is very clear that the market
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by pezezin 1y ago
She is apparently 1.55 m tall, quite short to be called Grande...
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by pezezin 1y ago
I don't know about Incus, but on ProxMox the downtime when moving a VM is around 200 ms.
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by pezezin 1y ago
Then your friends are quite weak, because I know plenty of Japanese people who drink like sponges... my GF among them, she is your average short Japanese lady and yet she can drink twice as much a me o_O
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by pezezin 1y ago
Japan also closed itself to the world for 250 years, and it looks like some people haven't still gotten the memo that the Edo era is long gone.
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by pezezin 1y ago
Thanks, I will take a look.
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by pezezin 1y ago
> The music for example is good, although it is not the best that the Mega Drive has to offer as that would probably be Thunder Force IV. I don't know if it is the best, but the music of S3&K absolutely slaps. I have yet to play
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by pezezin 1y ago
Which Sonic game? The first one is quite bad, but S3&K is probably my favourite platformer ever. Regarding my comment about the difficulty, for me it is mostly a result of the bad controls, which to be honest is a problem that plagues m
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by pezezin 1y ago
I played the original DKC trilogy for the first time three years ago, and I have to say that I really disliked parts 1 and 2. The controls felt very "floaty" and the difficulty was not well adjusted. The bird stage in DKC 2 was sp
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by pezezin 1y ago
> The fact the average Japanese person won't even consider trying imported Japonica rice from Australia or USA is madness if budget is a consideration. I live in Japan, and my girlfriend is an atypical Japanese that doesn't lik
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by pezezin 1y ago
That would be my hand trying to scratch his tummy xD
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by pezezin 1y ago
Meanwhile my parents keep sending me pictures of our cat sleeping belly up. How does he fit in this model?
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by pezezin 1y ago
On the other hand, more and more software are adding support for JPEG XL. Photoshop just added it in the latest patch ( https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/whats-new/2025-6.htm... ), Apple has included it i
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by pezezin 1y ago
Ages ago I worked on photogrammetry software, and the lack of such information was indeed painful for us. One of the most important parts of the processing pipeline is calculation the position and orientation of each camera; having at least
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by pezezin 1y ago
Oh, they definitely believe in that stuff. Maybe you haven't been asked, but I have, and have been explained how your blood type defines your personality.

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