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    Comment #45268785

    Also very impressive (and delivered with great humor) !!Con 2015 - Kevin Lynagh: I made a cell phone! (DON'T TELL THE FCC KTHX!) https://youtu.be/FlRa-iH7PGw?si=8OlGBQNcQRo_biuU

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    Comment #37369625

    I still have the circuit diagram (paper copy) that shipped with my Acorn Atom in, ahem, 1981. Didn’t ask for it! (Edit: with the help of the circuit diagram we did make a simple mo…

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    Comment #37349442

    3/20 Have been using AWS since S3

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    Comment #34653672

    Ouch! Horribly wrong on https://www.agedfish.com/blog/meiwaku-and-the-brompton-bell.... Maybe the Star Wars reference threw it.

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    Comment #33798935

    Echoing @ivvve. Keep it up and thanks for sharing.

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    Comment #33305479

    I happened to need exactly this and was putting off coding it up myself. Signed up and was testing a live set-up within minutes. Very nice!

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    Comment #32823691

    Not quite useless. POST tells the server to check for a body which I think is a reasonable indication of intent. But otherwise, yes, it’s all arbitrary and just vague hints to the …

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    Comment #32763705

    Can verify this having been woken up more than once by a -very- attention getting earthquake alarm on my or my employer’s iPhone. A contender for Most Shock and Awe in a single not…

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    Comment #32423307

    Still got my copy somewhere; will dig it out and re-read, though I suspect with some disappointment and sadness.

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    Comment #31860461

    I’ve undertaken information security training in a number of Japanese companies. They all had what I thought was a disproportionate weighting on the “blind drunk salaryman falls as…

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    Comment #31408510

    Most Japanese kitchens have a combined microwave and oven; the oven is consequently small compared to one in the US but works well enough. Woks are used for Chinese cooking and so …

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    Comment #31392371

    Great to hear. Have used Dead Man's Snitch in the past and plan to do so again in the future.

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    Comment #24468277

    Forth was available for the Acorn Atom (early 80s). Sadly, didn't have the money or time to go down that route then. Had fun with its Basic though...

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    Comment #17652286

    +1 for The Culture Map. I would recommend for both old timers and new comers to multi-national/ multi-cultural workplaces.

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    Comment #17637721

    This is utterly wonderful - brought to mind the film Brazil's fly in a typewriter. I'm now going to have to go down the rabbit hole of each of these ghost kanji. Good times.

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    Comment #16920152

    Agree. The $25/month stops me using it for side projects that generate small but non-zero revenue. Love the concept but not sure when I'll get to play time on something genuinely p…

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    Comment #16561773

    Tokyo (not sure about the rest of Japan) has similar with a number of 'play parks' within larger parks. Rope swings, makeshift slides, saws, hammers and nails abound. The kids come…

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    Comment #16347031

    Different article (same subject though) already discussed on HN at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16320964

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    Comment #11659190

    Both the original Japanese (meaning 5 times) and possibly pun Japanese (meaning misunderstanding) are read as 'gokai'.

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    Comment #10523741

    In fairness, on site the itself it is pretty clearly highlighted as sponsored content. Must admit that I was disappointed on clicking to find that it wasn't actual reporting.

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    Comment #10371629

    Doh! Many thanks; have updated.

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    Comment #10369047

    The Ministry of Testing is a good starting point, http://www.ministryoftesting.com If doesn't sound like you are providing an API but if you are feel free to mail me directly (emai…

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    Comment #10051513

    Another of the SOAS intake at that time was Bernard T Smith, an RAF officer, who was posted to Japan in 1946 to take part in the rebuilding process. Bernard was subsequently involv…