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  • I mean DMA (direct memory access) devices are only like 170 bucks now:

    https://www.dma-cheats.com/dma-cards

    These are almost impossible to do anything about even client-side because they operate on a hardware level.

    In general state-reading hacks (like invisible walls and Gameworld state information hacks) are almost impossible to do anything about, to the point where when companies are able to find a way to defeat one of these things it's huge news.

  • They can't, actually, because they don't hold the rights to that content, only to GOG and the installer. Once it's installed their distribution and license rights end.

    If the game you install has its own license from the rights holder that gets revoked then you'll be in breach of that license, if anything.

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  • ...Yes?

    This is specifically about making the plc DID you're given when you sign up (@username.bsky.social) move to the web DID you create when you verify your domain (@username.domain).

    You can still use whatever usernames you want under your domain (@username.username.domain).

  • I'm not sure why your friends are paying that... Most cities in Saitama, Chiba, and the 23 wards at least I know that the 学費 was set as 無償化.

    There are some instances where you don't qualify for free school if you make too much money. (Or it could just be they didn't have a good guide at the city office to walk them through the maze of beaurocracy)

    Also 23 wards and most of the cities in Saitama and Chiba have daycare and kindergarten entry that's points based(the larger cities have more kids than daycare spots, which is my favorite bit of irony about the Japanese birthrate problems), the more points you have (points based on need, like are you a single mother, both parents working full time etc.)

  • When you move from the US you lose like half your salary for an equivalent position (more now cause of the relative power of the dollar to the yen).

    The people that live like kings are the ones that are in Japan at the behest of American companies on American salaries living at like a third of their American costs.

  • Daycare/Kindergarten is already free across the country for all children starting at 3 years old.

    All child healthcare is also free after a prefecture-set monthly premium (usually about 1000 yen).

    This policy announcement is specifically about making the 0-3 year old gap free.

    Honestly I'd rather just see the government pay more into the shakai hoken (the national insurance that pays for mother/father leave) so people can take more time off from work early on in the kids' lives.

    Making it easier for parents to go back to work instead of focusing what's good for children and parents seems par for the course.

  • Usually the newer buildings owned by larger real estate groups don't do they kept money thing anymore.

    I've only really seen it in buildings owned by small real estate concerns and old dudes.

    It's luckily getting kind of pushed out as a normal thing, just slowly.

  • Not in Tokyo, but farther out in Tokyo's residential cities (outside the 23 wards like Chiba and Saitama)

    It's even cheaper the farther you get from train stations. There's a 30 minute walk "cliff" where residential land prices plummet when you're more than 30 minutes walk away from a train station.