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by x62Bh7948f 1y ago
I haven’t bought a lot of DVDs lately, but the ones I have all were from used DVD stores. I think the artists were paid once.
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by x62Bh7948f 1y ago
It was such a long time ago that the people who made the mistake have already retired, maybe.
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by x62Bh7948f 1y ago
>I got into knitting a few years after the pandemic. So very recently?
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by x62Bh7948f 2y ago
This idea immediately reminded me of “The Girl Who Was Plugged In” by James Tiptree https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Girl_Who_Was_Plugged_In
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by x62Bh7948f 2y ago
A friend worked on something similar for historic maps of Japan https://stroly.com/ja/search?keyword=History
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by x62Bh7948f 2y ago
Since I had some trouble getting my credit card accepted at the apple store I always order my apple products by phone and pay with cash on delivery. When the delivery person comes with the box and leaves with the cash it feels good.
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by x62Bh7948f 2y ago
WALDO: Whereabouts Ascertainment for Low-Lying Detectable Objects https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41723311
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by x62Bh7948f 3y ago
There was a more or less visible campaign against Chinese made radios recently in Japan (mostly due to transmitting without a license and also the fact that the transmission itself caused a lot of noise in a wide spectrum. I’m not a ham but
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by x62Bh7948f 3y ago
I tried Orion a while ago: in that version background tabs with YouTube on pause made the bottom of my m1 air get very hot. I really liked that it supported chrome extensions but battery life was not great. I’ll give it another go now that
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by x62Bh7948f 3y ago
I live in a country where annual checkups are mandatory (companies are fined by the government a lot of money for each employee who does not get it done). I've been told a couple times now that something is a bit off, not too concernin
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by x62Bh7948f 3y ago
Here in Japan I often hear stories about kids raised bilingual being put into special needs classes because some schools consider it a cognitive impairment. Since my family lives abroad, I would like to teach my kids english at home and onl
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by x62Bh7948f 3y ago
It happened to me some time ago but a bit different: I made an anagram with my last name + first name and then I tried to create several online accounts with it. I was registering a discord account but turns out part of one word in the anag
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by x62Bh7948f 4y ago
I’ve been using orion for a while, but sometimes with a couple of YouTube tabs open the bottom of my M1 MacBook Air gets uncomfortably hot.
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by x62Bh7948f 4y ago
My Japanese PM from three years ago had a case of extreme aizuchi. He would say hai every three to four of my words, made me think -is he really listening to what I’m saying?
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by x62Bh7948f 4y ago
a common account registration pattern in Japan involves presenting a QR code containing a mailto link. The user scans it, sends an empty mail (the details for the subject are already in the mailto link) and a reply comes up with a temporary
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by x62Bh7948f 4y ago
I remember trying a wanikani chrome extension that did something similar (Wanikanify), but it was no good for my study style
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by x62Bh7948f 4y ago
might be helpful for beginners. after learning Japanese for a while I've developed some "tastes" (I don't know how to put it). reading the sample explanations on your website, writing Japanese vocabulary in romaji feels
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by x62Bh7948f 4y ago
I don’t think Google’s AI is close to being sentient. Being able to generate “convincing” phrases from prompts is not that relevant to judge whether it is “conscious” or not. As a simple elimination game I would propose a series of word ga
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by x62Bh7948f 4y ago
I'd sacrifice having a screen for more palmrest space. If I were to use this for terminal-only work, a 65% layout with no trackball would be perfect.
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by x62Bh7948f 5y ago
I felt a 3-ish small one for about 5 seconds and then it was over. About a minute later it began again but this time it was definitely over 4 (I’m in Tokyo). It was long too, almost a minute I think (by the end it was not so strong, maybe 4
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by x62Bh7948f 5y ago
I bought the second generation Fire TV around January 2020 and at the time it was decent. Last year when the UI update came it became very laggy. It would take ten seconds or more to play a movie in Netflix, when on a PC it would load insta
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by x62Bh7948f 5y ago
I just made a script to right-click and save all the olive gardens.
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by x62Bh7948f 5y ago
yeah, unfortunately it still is https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2021/10/18/national/hate-s...
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by x62Bh7948f 5y ago
most ramen places around my office (gotanda) could be considered fast food. customers usually go alone to eat in about 10 minutes and back to work (no time to talk). udon restaurants with no seats at all are also very common. that makes you
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by x62Bh7948f 5y ago
I remember reading about airless tires back when I was in high school and it seemed like the concept was ready for mass production in a couple years. That was around 2004~5 ish. I wonder how much has changed and how close are others, like b
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by x62Bh7948f 5y ago
All the birds in the sky, by Charlie Jane Anders, has similar themes and I found it very entertaining.
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by x62Bh7948f 5y ago
I enjoyed most of the book. Very interesting references about Judaism for those like me who have no idea.
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by x62Bh7948f 6y ago
Half-Life 3 confirmed.
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by x62Bh7948f 6y ago
this sounds really good. my company wouldn't let me work like this (Japanese mid size, with no remote before covid). Just last week I left my phone charging while still coding (my manager could have seen my commits) in another room. Wh
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by x62Bh7948f 6y ago
You could try Twilio. Pricing depends on the volume of notifications you send. It supports both apns and gcm. The documentation is good.

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