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by pezezin 3y ago
I live in Japan and let me tell you that the Japanese being perfectionists is also a myth. What Japanese people are really good at is following instructions and procedures, to the point that you see their minds crashing when something goes
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by pezezin 3y ago
Things are changed though. I work for a Japanese company, and when I applied for my current job the whole process was fully online. The website was crap though, as most Japanese web services are, but that is another topic...
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by pezezin 3y ago
Assuming that your strings are normalized, otherwise precomposed characters will not match decomposed characters.
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by pezezin 3y ago
But PTP needs a grandmaster clock, and that is usually a GPS receiver.
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by pezezin 3y ago
Can confirm. I just renewed my Spanish DNIe last summer and not only was the whole process super smooth and took only a few minutes, but the certificate works on Linux out of the box! DNIe was crap for many years, but credit where credit is
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by pezezin 3y ago
Why not ProxMox?
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by pezezin 3y ago
I had never heard of it. Maybe it is possible, but I am too lazy to try it...
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by pezezin 3y ago
We Linux users suffer it. Supposedly, nowadays applications should store their files under ~/.config, ~/.local and ~/.cache, but you still find a million applications that create their own folders without following any standa
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by pezezin 3y ago
For me both red and white wine are OK, but a glass of Japanese sake and the next day I want to kill myself to end the suffering. Which is a pity, because I like the flavor, but it gives me the worst hangovers ever.
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by pezezin 3y ago
If that is the case, it doesn't work very well. I live in Japan and I have seen plenty of people with strong flush reactions that don't give a shit, they still drink like sponges.
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by pezezin 3y ago
I played Black Mesa a couple of years ago, and I really loved it. All the fun of the original game, but with much better graphics. Frankly speaking, I find it difficult nowadays to go back to the old, blocky early 3D games. Except for Quake
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by pezezin 3y ago
I fully agree with you. Xen was quite crap in the original, but in Black Mesa it is fantastic, and feels really alien and weird.
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by pezezin 3y ago
For compiled templates I have used Askama: https://crates.io/crates/askama My biggest gripe is that when a template doesn't compile the error messages are quite useless, but other than that it is great.
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by pezezin 3y ago
OpenArena is really old by current standards, I don't know what you are trying to prove here.
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by pezezin 3y ago
That depends on the country. For example, in Japan it is very common to write dates with either a dot, or with the full kanjis for year, month and day.
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by pezezin 3y ago
> Why switch to a system that is widely agreed to be worse for normal human communication than the one we have. Widely agreed by whom? Because the rest of the planet thinks otherwise.
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by pezezin 3y ago
> If you show up there with a group of drunk mates wearing sweatshirts or office attire - don't expect to be admitted. Why not? I was at a heavy metal concert in Shibuya last May, and the place was full of 50-something guys in full
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by pezezin 3y ago
Fujitsu was using their own in-house SPARC designs with custom vector instructions, but they could see that SPARC is dead and has no future. In fact, not that long ago they announced that they will stop sales in 2029 and support 5 years lat
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by pezezin 3y ago
> in English you just go ahead and say "karaoke", "tsunami", etc. Oh god no. I am Spanish guy living in Japan, our languages have very similar sounds, so much so that we can usually get the pronunciation right on the
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by pezezin 3y ago
Jesús.
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by pezezin 3y ago
In my school we had to implement a toy 16-bit CPU in VHDL.
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by pezezin 3y ago
I am not sure how the law is in my home country, Spain, but being a hot country, nobody is so stupid as to build a black house. Which is another funny thing, Japan is also a very hot country.
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by pezezin 3y ago
I live in Japan and over here pretty much every small city and town is like you describe. But the saddest thing is that even brand new houses are incredibly ugly. Like seriously, who in their sane mind paints a house in black? As you say, a
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by pezezin 3y ago
Don't forget PostgreSQL extensions. For something like a chat log, TimescaleDB ( https://www.timescale.com/ ) can be surprisingly efficient. It will handle partitioning for you, with additional features like data reorder
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by pezezin 3y ago
SoftBank owns ARM (or owned at that time).
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by pezezin 3y ago
How long ago is that past? If we are talking about 3D-Now, that is long dead and buried. If we are talking about the latest AVX-whatever, not even Intel is consistent, with different processor families supporting different subsets and apply
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by pezezin 3y ago
I have written some moderately sized Rust programs without a single use of unsafe. As for macros... have you tried using C macros? Now that is ugly.
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by pezezin 3y ago
Aren't they? I recently read some comparison between the latest Ryzen 7840U and Z1 vs the Apple M2, and the Ryzens were significantly faster at the same TDP. And that is without getting into the high-end segment, where Apple doesn&#x27
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by pezezin 3y ago
Modern DRAM doesn't address individual cells. For both DDR4 and DDR5 the minimum burst length is 64 bytes, the width of a cache line of most CPUs.
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by pezezin 3y ago
I am a foreigner living in Japan, and I can confirm it. Watching the news is weird, they will focus on random, totally unimportant internal events (like a dude stealing a bike in an unnamed village in nowhere Hokkaido), while ignoring major

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