@ChibiReviews Isn't the main nyaa itself already a mirror/new site? One guy getting arrested for seeding in Japan isn't the same as a crackdown. There are dozens of trackers, millions of seeders, multiple mirrors, and usenet etc. also exist. The piratebay was cracked down on and still exists..
@ecb It's clear that very few people currently working for the EU understand what it is about. The original bills feature shared periods of European architectural history, not individual famous buildings. This feels like a step away from the very idea the Euro was meant to embody.
Imo the new AI models are already pretty indistinguishable from human work. Still not domain perfect but especially with tool access, models like GPT 5.6 sol can brute force their way through a lot of graduate-level work. Anthropic models (even fable) still bullshit a lot though
@Athio92@AviFelman The issue with German watches is that they were genuinely good value around 10 years ago. Glashütte, Zeppelin, and Junghans etc. have pushed into luxury pricing without having themselves become luxury brands so they just seem very overpriced.
Great watches though
@andre_quentin I know that most comments here are from llms with a knowledge cutoff of 2023 but booking was hacked a few weeks ago with your booking, phone number, name, and email address being leaked (no passwords) so this is just simple phishing 🎣
You definitely received an email about this
@scottew In airplanes, switching modules from USB-A to C ports counts as a major alteration if it affects the seat's TSO design (load bearing, safety stuff etc. basically). Airlines would need to re-certify old seats that they plan to retire anyways.
@scottew In airplanes, switching modules from USB-A to C ports counts as a major alteration if it affects the seat's TSO design (load bearing, safety stuff etc. basically). Airlines would need to re-certify old seats that they plan to retire anyways.
@feathersardines Only downside is having to move every 10 or so years (not sure if this is still a thing post-heisei) but you don't have to worry about earthquakes etc. destroying your home. It's especially good if your company covers a share of your rent but not mortgages
@LifeandliesSyra@captive_dreamer You're trading crime with shitty build quality and earthquake risk. PPP adjusted this is about 100k usd, you can absolutely still get houses in the midwest for that (they'll also be an hours drive away from any city).
@captive_dreamer It's literally in one of the shittiest (as in no infrastructure, no transport, no shops) areas in Osaka (it's not even Osaka, it's Izumisano), not up to earthquake code, and not isolated. You'll also wake up to airplane noise every morning...
@sadakiyo99@_smcf I think it's interesting to debate this because I have experienced all of these in both snacks and girls bars.
I've mostly been in Kansai and Kyushu though. The one girls bar I went to in Tokyo also had the counter rather than them sitting near you but n=1
Where did you go?
@wstv_lizzi You have this in Japan and Korea too (to a certain extent) where weeks after new tech comes out you have books about it in bookstores.
Needless to say the books suck and the people that buy them will never make it.
It's just a result of cultures that value effort over talent.
@sadakiyo99@_smcf Girls bars also have karaoke lol. The difference is that the girl will sing it for you rather than you singing it like you'd do at a snack.
(they're both pretty interchangeable terms and Ik that at snacks they also sing sometimes)
@sadakiyo99@_smcf I'm sure op is talking about girls bars.
Snacks have retired red light/kyaba workers.
Girls bars are just snacks with younger girls or a theme.
Kyabakura/Club is smarter girls that actively do conversation with you etc.
@202accepted My business casual outfit is a mix of bottega veneta, Japanese tailors, handmade artisan shoes, and uniqlo.
I think it’s a pretty bad look if your entire wardrobe is patrick bateman shit. There’s no reason ever to buy 60+ dollar underwear etc. (as a man)