It was probably some idiot running scripts on their laptop. I expect email systems detect this activity easily and block it, but I guess not.
ybl
joined 3 years ago
I’ve had generally good experience with Temu. My experience with clothes has been below average though.
Brute force heaven.
I agree with your idea of futuristic but when people say “living in 2050” they are referring to the advances in technology.
The fax thing is not an exception, for example, they make it hard to do things online, often requiring physical copy of documents that you used their website to fill.
I live here, and it gets frustrating how difficult some things here are which these days takes 5 minutes inmost of the countries.
The UI is a reflection of the hoardings and signs you see in the pictures of streets full of signboards. It’s bloated with information. They lack basic understanding of how design works through digital interfaces. It is centuries behind anything you would see in the rest of the world.
They also ignore security standards and best practices of building modern websites. A very frequent and glaring ignorance of basic security practice that you encounter in Japanese software is restricting the length of passwords to something absurdly small like 8 characters WITH no special characters allowed.
Japanese websites and any of there internet based systems are so bad that there should be a helpline for the mental damage it causes.
I know they have issues with their ideologies but the poster looks cool!
The text reads,
希望をあなたと共に; 日本共産党; Change裹金政治
Which roughly translates to,
‘Hope together with you; Nihon Kyōsantō; Change the gold-wrapped politics’.
(The last line is likely a reference to the financial scandals of the current ruling Liberal Democratic Party)
Possibly a case of a westoid stretching their imagination into believing that a civil unrest in their country must be an indication of civil unrest around the world.
If actually a civil war breaks out in the imperial core, there are high chances that there would be peace in the other areas of the world.
My annual check-up revealed some health issues, which made me change my lifestyle a lot. I can clearly see how it can promote longevity.
Btw, which inaka would you consider? Looking at the summers this year, I feel the northern parts would still be livable in the future.
Umm, the “free markets” aren’t what they seem like either.
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It’s been a really really long time since I’ve read something so stupid. It’s rather impressive!