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In theory, one would want anyone who knows certain classified info to be protected so as to not allow those secrets to be obtained by the country's enemies

A drawer of assorted, mis-matched screws and bolts of sea urchins

I got snipped in my 30s before having any kids. I have numerous physical and mental issues that I didn't really care to pass down. Before I was married, I did date a couple women in my past who did have kids, so I'm not opposed to that side of it. At this point, in my mid 40s, adopting seems fairly unlikely.

I don't worry about or miss anything specifically. We have plenty of nieces and nephews (and now some great- ones on my side since my younger stepsister and her son had kids quite young) that I can spoil.

I do somewhat worry about setting up proper care for us as we get older, particularly my wife who will almost certainly outlive me by a bigger margin, but having kids wouldn't guarantee that or anything anyway, particularly with the ratrace that is the current Japanese job market and culture.

I have plenty of dislike for Nintendo, but incremental improvement evey otherish iteration isn't why. If innovation stops in a couple iterations, stick a fork in it, but things take time.

When I first moved to Japan and was shopping at a supermarket, I noticed they sell yakisobapan. so grilled noodles in bred. I guess as a kid I would use my garlic bread to make a little sandwich with spaghetti so I kinda get it, but still.

It's not super popular except in like one particular region. It was just the only thing the bar I was at was making a couple of times (they kinda rotated dishes) so I gave it a try.

Have eaten in Japan and never gotten sick that I can recall. Definitely not my favorite; the texture isn't great IMO.

What you should focus on experiencing is therapy and self care.

My ICQ number; various employee numbers and alarm codes long since changed from previous jobs; procedures and rules from those jobs; all kinds of cheat codes from games that I no longer play or own; various old computer protocols, port names/numbers, etc. that no longer matter; and I'm sure more stuff (and some other stuff that, living in Japan, isn't relevant to anyone here).

Watching the current mess in the US over a number of things, and seeing how it could get even worse, I'm not sure that having more things at the provincial level is right. Of course, it depends upon what those things are, but still.

I primarily place PC games, but you fundamentally misunderstand the target audience, especially domestic in Japan, their habits, and the usecase of the switch for them.

I'll take it if it's well done. I'm fine with it also not being done all at once (think expansions in MMOs). However, I'd rather the game be smaller (and priced appropriately) if quality will suffer.

How old are you? That's not even close to true.

cries celiacly

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Shitty japanese government and some private apps only work on windows (some to a limited degree on smartphones and Mac). Sure, I could (at least theoretically) run a windows vm for that as someone helpfully mentioned before, but that kinda defeats the purpose (and isn't really great for less technical folks).

I imagine some other gov/biz apps also have the same issue.

No, but they do believe in clerical errors

I speak English and japanese on a daily basis and don't think I could ever confuse the two. The grammar and phonology are extremely different.

Even with German and french thrown in (neither of which I remember well enough to do more than travel with), I don't see this problem. Maybe closely-related language in the same family (I've. Italian and Spanish in the romance family)?

Yeah, the landscape has changed a lot. People can also share on other platforms, sometimes live, showing their trolling. Poe's law is also a thing. I first got online in the BBS days and have been around basically every since. I quit mainstream SNS years ago, but it even finds its way here.

I think it's more like a political Ouija board where people are influencing the plectrum to get it where they think it should be.