pezezin

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871.
by pezezin 4y ago
No, pronounced Madrizzzz (read the Z as the English th in "thousand")
872.
by pezezin 4y ago
I don't live in Madrid but I'm from Spain and the title confused me a lot xD
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by pezezin 4y ago
I have spent many years in many forums, both hierarchical and flat, and while I might agree with you on points 1 and 3, I find point 2 to be just the opposite. In my experience, flat forums devolve into a jumble of overlapping threads which
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by pezezin 4y ago
DoD and DoDS might be my favorite multiplayer FPS ever. I picked up DoDS in my last year of university (2007/08), and I don't even know how I could finish my degree. The community was absolutely amazing.
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by pezezin 4y ago
I was in high school in 2001 when Counter Strike exploded in popularity in Spain. We also discussed to make a map of our high school, one teacher even got us the floorplans! Mind you, this was one year after a guy killed all his family with
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by pezezin 4y ago
> I think it's related to there being fewer ways to "fuck up". In English, it's easy to mix up the letters, transpose them, etc.. With Chinese characters/kanjix, _you can't transpose strokes_ digitally. Ther
877.
by pezezin 4y ago
Well, the only problem is that I don't have where to plug it, but sure, it is feasible. My neighbor drives a Nissan Leaf, and we had a co-worker with a Tesla, so I know it is possible.
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by pezezin 4y ago
The sad thing is that I live in Aomori, and the construction quality here is abysmal. I would understand the lack of proper insulation in warmer areas, but in Tohoku and Hokkaido? And don't get me started on the lack of proper central
879.
by pezezin 4y ago
My experience living in Japan is that thermal and noise insulation is pretty much non-existent here.
880.
by pezezin 4y ago
I've only had to sent two faxes in my whole life, and both have been in the last four years while living in Japan. One was for Amazon, and the other for the Sapporo police.
881.
by pezezin 4y ago
People seem to forget that Japan is not only Kanto and Kansai. I live in Aomori and here everybody needs a car. I have to drive around 500 km per week, and I would really appreciate if my car would have better mileage.
882.
by pezezin 4y ago
No, it was the American name for the Megadrive.
883.
by pezezin 4y ago
All of Europe does.
884.
by pezezin 4y ago
> Fujitsu's mainframe OS and hardware still survive in Japan, but are stuck on 31-bit – they never made the investment which IBM did to add 64-bit support (with the release of z/OS in 2001). They also still make SPARC servers,
885.
by pezezin 4y ago
Honest question, is there any network router that runs an X client or server? I have never seen something like that...
886.
by pezezin 4y ago
Oh, so that's the reason. I have a 6-button Saturn-style gamepad that I bought dirt cheap to play MAME. A year ago I wanted to play some Megadrive games. I tried RetroArch, and it's absolutely impossible to configure it, it insist
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by pezezin 4y ago
> But the one thing South Korea had over all of them: the USA. The ROK was a US garrison state, and a military dictatorship well into the 80s. They were a major staging ground and supplier for the Vietnam war, and billions of dollars flo
888.
by pezezin 4y ago
That makes us at least 3. I run Linux exclusively at home nowadays, and Steam/Proton has been a godsend for games. I don't really care for ML/DL that much, and for Linux AMD GPUs just work so much better. At work we have 20+
889.
by pezezin 4y ago
Wiktionary shows it has "virī", with a long i. I guess the double i is just a way to write the long i when you don't have macrons at hand, but I have never studied Latin, so I don't really know.
890.
by pezezin 4y ago
"Virii" means "men": https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/vir#Latin
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by pezezin 4y ago
> It's interesting the use of ^ over vowels to indicate that an n or m follows in Côpoftela, that I guess it's Compostela. It is not a ^, it is a ~, and it is the way that the ñ and the Portuguese ã and õ were developed.
892.
by pezezin 4y ago
You have never opened a toner cartridge, have you? Toner dust is extremely messy, you definitely don't want to cut a cartridge in half. Source: several years ago I was a teacher and a stupid student had the brilliant idea to open a t
893.
by pezezin 4y ago
In emulators and the like I always see it written as CPS1/2/3, so why not "the book of CPS1"?
894.
by pezezin 4y ago
Technically there is a word for 10 000: "myriad". But nobody uses it like that anymore...
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by pezezin 4y ago
https://www.statista.com/statistics/1018224/league-of-legend... https://theglobalgaming.com/lol/average-age-player According to that data, most players are between 18 and 34 years old, with c
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by pezezin 4y ago
What hotels are those? My experience in Japan is that hotels are pretty shit unless you pay ridiculous amounts of money.
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by pezezin 4y ago
Everytime someone mentions OMF 2097, the intro song starts playing in my head. Good god was that game fantastic!
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by pezezin 4y ago
Not just Tokyo, but the whole of Japan. I live in Aomori, I have traveled quite a bit around the country, and I haven't seen yet a single city that wasn't extremely ugly. I have asked many Japanese people, and they just don't
899.
by pezezin 4y ago
Jåva sounds cooler :P
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by pezezin 4y ago
> Italy is one of the largest importers of Portuguese olive oil. I have no idea what they do with it. Spanish neighbor here; as far as I know they resell it as Italian olive oil, as it is better known around the world and can command hig

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