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6y ago
Benson Leung? He was famous for his reviews of USB-C products.
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6y ago
Designer fashion is mostly statement pieces meant to be worn only on the occaison. You need fast cycles to keep the statement exciting and fresh. The fashion cycle for boring yet functional clothes are much longer.
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The closures were tied to ICU overflow capacity which seems a reasonable policy to me. Unfortunately what and how things were closed seemed haphazard and not entirely justified or communicated effectively. There should have been more contac
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The human element will persist in a smaller enthusiast and hobby market. They will be bought by the same sort of people who buy Amish made furniture, listen to vinyl records, or who dabble in vintage computers.
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6y ago
23-29% of the climbers who try K2 die in the attempt. It is at the very least an order of magnitude more dangerous than space flight.
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It is a reminder to operate with sensitivity to the laws and customs of the land we do business in, even if we don't agree with it. The days of the internet as a wild west no man's land is over.
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There are some Neo-Nazi associations with the word Storm. In Nazi Germany Sturmabteilung or "Storm Division" was the paramilitary division of the Nazi party until it was replaced by the SS on the Night of Long Knives. Some Neo-Naz
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I agree completely. Expecting privately held companies to serve as free speech platforms is unrealistic. The 1st Ammendment is something the Government is held to, not private companies. We don't expect book publishers or book stores t
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Single all in one modem/router/access points are popular because they are incredibly easy go set up and that is about it. The only people who don't run Ethernet cable are those who are too lazy to bother. The second any sort
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I think as westerners we view Japan as being a lot more homogeneous than it actually is.
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It also depends on how old the person you ask and what part of Tokyo they live in. Pop culture is a lot more segmented than people realize. Even in the US.
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Good photographers spend a lot of time editing and curating their photos. Everyone takes potato quality photos from time to time.
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That is a very succinct way to put it. I doubt it will be fixed in our lifetimes as there isn't enough willpower or trust in the state government to make the needed change. People who want change are free to leave. Only when there are
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"avoid both panicky and oblivious people" That piece of advice can be generalized to any survival situation.
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Why not have officers pull them over and fine them? We have fines for littering and broken tail lights. Egregious pollution could be included.
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Tokyo has a reputation for being cold even to Japanese people from other prefectures. Osaka was more fun and friendly.
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Keep a balanced approach! The mind is part of your physical body and just like the rest of you it needs periods of rest and exercise. A great quote I heard about physical training is, "if you try to peak all the time you will plateau.&
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I wonder if mask wearing is the biggest factor and more generally, willingness to comply with restrictions due to experiencing SARS. Japan's politicans are no less incompetent than other 1st world countries and geographically they shou
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Those forms of pollution are concentrated in areas where people aren't living in large amounts. This form is right next to every house and apartment complex and much worse in cities where large amounts of people live.
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Giving diagnostic tests like that would lead to a lot of false-positives. With any diagnostic test you need to understand what it tests for, how it tests for it, and when it gives false-positives and negatives. It's just not possible t
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I'm willing to be that many of his family and friends are Conservative, his trusted sources of information are Conservative, and that the famous people and politicians he looks up to are Conservative. All those authority figures in his