May 5, 2018 at 05:42 am JST / Japan Today
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May 6, 2018 at 05:41 am JST / Japan Today
May 7, 2018 at 05:47 am JST / Japan Today
Firefox 60 is the slowest version of Firefox ever. Just typing that line, the lag was so real that nothing appeared on the screen until I hit the s for version. Well, the Fi appeared. I haven’t had seen text input lag so much since the days of 486 processors.
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System of a Down, now there’s a good play 
Hey, am I the only one or did Windows bury Media Player?
Don’t have Windows 10, so no clue.
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Well I recently had to buy a new one, the one I had got messed up in a move for work and I got stranded with a useless screen. I transferred music over via an mp3 player when I got the new one, but it was only playing a single track at a time with some weird app I’ve never heard of; I never saw Media Player listed in the app section but stumbled onto it last night, go figure…
Irony in it’s purest form lol
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All is lost 
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Innovative Designer Brings Magic Weapons Closer to Reality
posted on 2018-05-23 18:45 EDT by Lynzee Loveridge
For all those Chaika cosplayers firing off their Gandr’s lol
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Lol, well I don’t care I’m still a Samsung guy 
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So it’s a refund for all the parts Apple been buying from Samsung?
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Take Emilia Everywhere with new “Re:Zero” AR App
May 31, 2018 8:26pm CDT
HoloModels brings your anime fave into another dimension
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Talk to Doraemon With Special Clova Smart Speaker
posted on 2018-06-02 14:45 EDT by Jennifer Sherman
EU to destroy internet freedoms for the sake large monopolistic news conglomerates, so the human race only gets the propaganda that they put out.
all links in this thread even would requires TAN to pay a tax for each and every one leading to another website…
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June 3, 2018 at 04:31 am JST / Japan Today
June 3, 2018 at 06:04 am JST / Japan Today
Currently it’s an “open secret” in the tech sector that RAM suppliers are colluding to keep prices sky-high. The theory goes that RAM prices are very high, but there’s no shortage of supply at all, so it must be collusion. There’s a counterargument to be had, but skepticism runs deep as RAM marketers have been busted for price fixing before.
So the fate of Toshiba’s RAM division is one of great interest
The 2 trillion yen ($18 billion) deal for the consortium led by Bain Capital Private Equity to acquire Toshiba Memory closed June 1 after clearing anti-trust regulatory approval.
Not these guys again. The PMC Blackwater renamed itself twice after its name became a “toxic term”, maybe Bain could follow suit? I have that sinking feeling that coverage of this investment is going to be steeped in politics as time goes on because of that name.