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Why typing sucks now [video]
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(Part 4) 25. Shiga Prefecture Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions: Ootsu City Donten ni Warau (Laughing Under the Clouds): Ootsu City 26. Kyoto-fu K-ON!: Kyoto City Tamako Market: Kyoto City Inari, konkon, koi iroha: Kyoto City Uchouten Ka
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(Part 3) 17. Ishikawa Prefecture Hanasaku Iroha: Kanazawa City Angel Beats: Kanazawa City Rescue Wings: Komatsu City 18. Fukui Prefecture Glasslip: Sakai City GA Geijutsuka Art Design Class: Fukui City 19. Yamanashi Prefecture Asatte no hou
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(Part 2) 11. Saitama Prefecture Lucky Star: Kasukabe City, Kuki City, Satte City Saekano (How to raise a boring girlfriend): Wakou City Tsuki ga kirei: Kawagoe City Crayon Shin-chan: Kasukabe City Yama no susume (Encouragement of Climb): Ha
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If someone is looking for more recommendations based on anime they've watched and their locations, here's a 2019-version in Japanese (there's a huge number of videos in Japanese it seems, I just took a random version). https
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While that does seem like a nice idea, I highly doubt it'll materialize because of the sheer cost of ロケハン(location hunting). Atleast some of the key staff would need to visit every prefecture in Japan to take photos, gather local mater
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I loved In This Corner of the World! It's a really good take on WWII in Japan told from the eyes of an ordinary housewife in Hiroshima. For Fukuoka, I also remembered that the recently aired Buddy Daddies is also set in Fukuoka. Two as
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Wow, I was aware that it starts in Miyazaki, but didn't know exactly where! Thanks for sharing the place and your experiences! I definitely want to visit Nichinan at some point.
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Really nice article with lots of good shows! My personal underappreciated yet awesome and highly recommended ones from that article are: - Aomori: Flying Witch: Highly relaxing show with lots of nature. - Wakayama: Summer Time Rendering: A
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Hyouka and Zombieland Saga are both really good shows. I especially loved Karatsu in Saga prefecture when I visited it back in 2019. Apart from Yuri no Ice, Karatsu is also very aware of Zombieland Saga. I walked up to the tourist informati
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Oh wow, I didn't know that one! Thanks!
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A categorized list of all Java and JVM features since JDK 8 to 21
(advancedweb.hu)
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Interesting! Reminds me in Japanese how you can (almost) tell what a sibling is composed of just by looking at the kanji characters. These are ALL read as "kyoudai": 兄弟:Elder brother, younger brother 姉弟:Elder sister, younger broth
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Android is more private than the iPhone [video]
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I personally have a different name for the Marl-type of people: NPCs. Every time I get on the train I see them on their phones, mindlessly scrolling through TikTok and having the eyes of a dead fish. It's almost as if their brains are
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Even though looks iOS-only, I'll maybe give it a spin. Thanks much!
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Ah, I should have been more specific, yeah. I'll check out KeePassXC and FreeOTP, thank you!
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This is my first time hearing Salesforce has an authenticator app. Very interesting! I especially like the fact that restoring actually works for you. I'll check it out, thank you!
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Very nice! I hadn't thought of a hardware token, but that does sound very alluring! Do you have any particular hardware ones you can recommend? :)
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Ask HN: Recommended 2FA Service?
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That's an interesting take on having books read to you! I am genuinely curious though: what do you do with the information you absorb? Are you able to retain all of it and use it at will? If so, do you have any tips on how to do that?
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Deprecation of Microsoft Support Diagnostic Tool (MSDT) and MSDT Troubleshooters
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Take the README.md, print to pdf and transfer to your reading device before leaving?
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>For me, an OS is not a religious affiliation but a tool I hard agree on this. I use my W11 22H2 as a daily driver because of that: it just works (TM). Also, I don't see any kind of news or the likes on Windows, and it feels really
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The System That Fuels Media Negativity
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React Is Holding Me Hostage
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Always use [closed, open) intervals
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Mozilla will begin signing Mv3 extensions for Firefox next week
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The bubble has popped for unprofitable software companies
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Second this. There's also kind of an unspoken rule among the people here: if something is left on the road where it might be spoiled or destroyed, (and is not valuable of course), things are moved to the sidewalk so the owner can find
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