[-] Hatchet@kbin.social 18 points 1 year ago

Eh, I've been around the block at this point. Fedora ftw. Simple, easy, GUI installer, "just works"™️, sane package manager, normie default DEs, stable, corporate backing. Maybe not for a purist or enthusiast, but I don't have time for that stuff anymore anyways. My days of pouring hours into getting my Arch install just right are long past me. That was for when I still had free time.

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[-] Hatchet@kbin.social 2 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

Doesn't seem to work on FF on Android :(

Edit: NVM, forgot I was on kbin not Lemmy, disregard.

[-] Hatchet@kbin.social 8 points 1 year ago

I live in Japan and survive completely with Takoboto and Kanji Study.

I could go completely with Kanji Study but for the fact that it doesn't do deconjugation and minor error correction like Takoboto, which is a lifesaver when trying to look up words that I only heard. For example, if you type in けいしき, it will still show 景色, and if you type in こべ, it will still show 神戸, and if you type in れんこう, it will still show 連合.

[-] Hatchet@kbin.social 2 points 1 year ago

Geez I have to block every news community to get away from US news.

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I've been a part of the dance community for about 5 years, as a ballroom dancer. I encourage you to explore the wonderful world of dancing with us over at m/dance!

/m/dance@kbin.social

https://kbin.social/m/dance

!dance@kbin.social

Hopefully the links work.

[-] Hatchet@kbin.social 4 points 1 year ago

This is the way.

[-] Hatchet@kbin.social 34 points 1 year ago

Let's be honest. If you haven't broken your bootloader at some point in time, you haven't experienced Linux.

[-] Hatchet@kbin.social 3 points 1 year ago

I don't journal or really even take notes by hand anymore. The notebook I have in my bag is mostly for more abstract sketches, mockups, or examples.

However, I make a frequent practice of handwriting postcards to my friends and family, so I keep my handwriting well-maintained for that.

[-] Hatchet@kbin.social 2 points 1 year ago

ジメジメムシムシしてるんだよねぇ…もういいよ、えっ?!まだ7月になってないのに???カンカンカンカンカンカンカンカン

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I recently bought a suit to go to a friend's wedding.

New vocab:

  • 生地 cloth, fabric
  • 生地感 texture of fabric
  • 縮める bring in the sides/waist/legs
  • 仕立て tailoring, fitting
  • 直線的 linear
  • 曲線的 curved (style for broad-shouldered as opposed to 直線的 for skinny guys)
  • 既製 off-the-shelf, ready-to-wear (as opposed to パターンオーダー)
  • お渡し ready, done

What new vocab have you learned in-context recently?

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The Fediverse must be very careful to avoid getting branded as the "alternative to X". In my experience, platforms that have historically branded themselves as "alternative to" or "anti-" have generally not done well. Learned this from the last Reddit exodus: let's make this one different!

How can this time be different?

Join real communities, contribute real content.

Sorry, but low-effort image macros and meta-posting about how much everyone hates Reddit (yes, yes, u/spez sucks, carry on) is not a recipe for a successful platform. It doesn't hurt, but it doesn't really help either.

This time, the exodus appears to have been large enough to start disrupting Google search, at least anecdotally. This is an opportunity for the Fediverse: now is the time to create searchable content, to ask the questions that people are asking search engines, and to engage in real communities.

Here's my call to action:

  1. Find 1 new community on any Lemmy/Kbin/etc. and make a post/article. Not a low-effort post, but something that a search engine would pick up on.
  2. Comment when you've done so, with a link to the post.
  3. Then, go and comment on someone else's post that they've commented.

Let's make the Fediverse succeed!


Here are some options for Kbin communities, but feel free to pick others on other instances as well!

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submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by Hatchet@kbin.social to c/japaneselanguage@sopuli.xyz

最近、何かを読みながら「忠実」という言葉に出会ったが、ふりがなはなぜか予想の「ちゅう・じつ」の代わりに「ま・め」だった!辞書になかったから、投稿の記事を見つけた。

記事の纏め:

「水面」と書いて「すいめん」と「みなも」。また、「最中」と書いて「さいちゅう」と「もなか」。 漢字の中には、こんなふうにまったく同じ漢字なのに二つの読み方をするものが少なくありません。 そこでこの記事では、上記のように“二つの読み方がある漢字”をピックアップしてご紹介。あなたはいくつ読めるでしょうか?

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I listen to a lot of podcasts in English, and I've been trying to find good, interesting podcasts in Japanese as well. Audiobooks are also good.

I found すずめの戸締り, but I'd love to hear about other resources that people have found.

[-] Hatchet@kbin.social 2 points 1 year ago

Yeah, I've already finished Survivor in English so I should still be able to track with the story even if I'm not following the dialogue 100%.

[-] Hatchet@kbin.social 2 points 1 year ago

I played some of the Tomb Raider games through in Japanese, iirc, and I'm planning to do the same with Star Wars Jedi: Survivor.

[-] Hatchet@kbin.social 2 points 1 year ago

That's great to hear! I've lived in Japan for about a year now, and even with the daily exposure, listening comp is still easily my weakest skill. I'm probably around... N2ish? right now, but I'm not really studying for the test. I just want to communicate (more easily) with my peers lol.

[-] Hatchet@kbin.social 2 points 1 year ago

Thanks very much for posting these!

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