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Excellent taste, Nabi-mama.

(P.S. for all interested ladies and femboys alike, you can buy the skirt here. It doesn't go the whole way but it's likely the inspiration for Ame's outfit. And yes it's meant to be worn the other way around but Ame's shamelessness knows no bounds.)

Some Taiwanese are also planning lots of projects for Coco's graduation. Like setting up a website, drawing fanarts, building monument in Minecraft (or something like that).

They even hired Kuroda Takaya for some voice acting. And are now hiring advertisement companies to create printed advertisements on billboards, bus etc.

Link

There's this very extensive list, and there's also the r/HololiveSubs wiki page.

You know, I thought it might be too, so I checked. GT's output is indeed very close to that, but it uses the formal "you": "Sie" rather than "dich". It also loses context midstream, and uses "Lasst" (plural) rather than "Lass" (singular) or "Lassen Sie" (formal).

It's probably not from DeepL, either. DeepL keeps the correct context, and also lets you choose the formality of your translation; if you choose "Informal tone", it's a match, except that it suddenly switches to using "Monumente" rather than "Denkmäler".

あああああああああ!

English translation: AAAAAAAAA!

Seconding this, youtube-dl is great.

Works on Windows, OSX, or Linux, is well supported, and takes up a miniscule amount of space by modern standards. Use it with ffmpeg to convert it to whatever audio/video format you need.

Can download from Youtube, Reddit, Twitter, websites I'm not allowed to mention here so I'll just link the list from their site.

EDIT: In case you're doubting how powerful this is, if you have the connection and the space for it, you can literally download entire Youtube channels with this thing. It's insanely useful.

I've chosen to go online and use photopea . It's like photoshop except it's on the browser and it's free. There are some differences but overall, I've found it to be quite useful.

Seems like someone beat me to it already but yeah there is the list of recommended translation channels that has a lot of translators that are for the most part trusted in one way or another.

Very recommended to save this list

If you like a list of trusted translators, here are some links: https://www.reddit.com/r/HololiveSubs/wiki/index https://www.notion.so/7f8ca4d7cdb84730a1ff11a1ded08709?v=6e5a840952024335b3bd493fe9d91c6a

AFAIK they are more in a "Decent" category, their translations may not always be accurate or show the full context but there's no malice or twist into their own perception of the subject. I do know there is this list https://www.notion.so/7f8ca4d7cdb84730a1ff11a1ded08709?v=6e5a840952024335b3bd493fe9d91c6a of trusted clippers, but as the site says itself just because a clipper isn't there it doesn't means they're one of the bad ones, so check comments if there is any japanese speaker clarifying.

Honestly if you're just clipping the EN girls there's really not much to fuck up. As long as you don't cut the clip out of context to paint a completely different picture from what was originally said. Great editing is always appreciated though.

The reason why clippers generally get called out is because of bad practices like not sourcing videos, bad translations, and refusal to accept feedback. The last two being especially crucial if you're translating more serious clips.

That said, if you're planning to do JP->EN translations I do suggest that you join the general HoloFan Discord where you can give and receive feedback for your translations.

Also do take note of Cover's clipping guidelines. They should be very easy to follow.

https://www.notion.so/7f8ca4d7cdb84730a1ff11a1ded08709?v=6e5a840952024335b3bd493fe9d91c6a
In case any one else is looking for the list.

Changes from last post:

• Mumei and Calli's positions have been updated. It wasn't fair that I was judging Calli based on her nervous Japanese and Mumei based on just her Twitter Japanese.

• Tier descriptions have been made more clear in EN and JP.

• Made notes that Kiara and Ina are poised to move up tiers in the near future.

• Please note that this list is a bit subjective, with reading ability mattering way more towards the bottom than at the top.

Other frequent questions I got:

____ should be higher/lower!

Your opinion is valid but I think this list matches my thoughts exactly after sitting down trying to gauge these levels several times per person. I do wish this template could have fit more tiers elegantly.

Are you even qualified to make this?

I translated this to JP for the second image. I don't really have any other credentials if you're looking for those lol, but I'm sure if you ask someone who knows JP at a N2 level or above, they'd at least think this list is reasonable.

Where did you make this?

I googled "infographic templates" and found/used canva.com but I'm sure there are others.

I answered most other questions in the last post as well.

Cover doesn't allow independent translations of full streams, though some of the streamers (e.g. Matsuri) have trusted translators that regularly submit translations that they add to their archived streams later.

Here are some reputable sub channels.

I hope they start posting the amazon english links at some point. The site does not make it easy to find their music sometimes....

https://www.amazon.com/Caesura-Despair-Irys/dp/B098F38G8Z/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=%3ACaesura+of+Despair&qid=1626096476&s=dmusic&sr=1-1

The edits are fine, but I kinda wish he wouldnt add his own stuff.... What was that NordVPN ad? Come on lol
That being said, I do really appreciate that he takes the time to sub these long videos

I don't know of a channel that has actually purposely mistranslated clips. There's plenty of badly translated clips, and sometimes people will post fake and slanderous translations in chat, but those tend to be incredibly obvious.

People think channels like OtakMori and HLM are the exception, but most fansub channels actually aren't very good. It's faster just to list recommended channels than to list ones to avoid.

Also, I think maybe people are missing the point to critiquing fansub channels. The point is that translators are just people, and the fandom has been treating them like gods for too long. And just like we should be looking at fansubs critically, we should be thinking about lists of recommended channels critically as well.

Neither the @GoodVtuberSubs nor the r/HololiveSubs lists should be seen as official or comprehensive lists. They're subject to bias and criticism as much as the translations they check. Just because they're on those lists doesn't mean you should blindly trust them.

The point is that we need look at all translations critically, even from people that seemingly everyone trusts. We need to have some standards.

Based on a true story.

Meme template by the ever-glorious Hyde.

In case someone doesn't know: DeepL is an online translator, known to be a lot better than Google Translate.

All I know for sure is that "Nice to meet you from now on" as an English sentence makes zero sense lmao. But kore kara yoroshikune translates to "Please take care of me from now on" in English, I think

I looked up the Korean translation and this site said it's pretty accurate.

I ain't fluent in Japanese so don't take my word on that. Best I can do is read kana lmao

Here is the current list that @GoodVTuberSubs uses. As noted on that page, it's not official or anything, and is subject to bias and criticism. It's a start.

The best way to learn a language is to practice it. Use DeepL to translate words or sentences you don't know.

Don't be afraid of making mistakes, making mistakes and learning from them is important.

English isn't my first language either so I understand the hesitation that comes from wanting to talk to someone in a foreign language but not being able to express yourself correctly. But its important to push past that and get some real life practice.

Good luck, JPniki!

You're welcome, and thank you for posting the idea!

If you want to play with video editing a bit, I'd recommend Davinci Resolve. The basic version is free and pretty powerful, and there's tutorials on Youtube. It's what I used for this.

I'll add that I love chucking the JP comments into a machine translator and reading them.

Often I find the communities are more alike than we might think. I try to avoid Google Translate when possible, and DeepL chokes on the repetitive "reply / comment / like" stuff and/or weird usernames. I did use B.I.N.G., but they recently cut down a lot on the maximum length I could copy-paste at once, so I've switched to using Yandex's for bulk JP-->EN comment MTLing.

I have very good tip for you,Check out "hololy" - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=tv.hololive.life .

It's their official app and you can view the models available in all directions except from underneath so you can get pictures of them from most angles you want.

you can buy that off amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Meat-Maniac-Salted-Canned-Tarantula/dp/B01C0R1TU0/ref=pd_lpo_325_img_0/136-2691520-8546020?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B01C0R1TU0&pd_rd_r=6f6c0df3-5fb1-4716-ad87-2b16f6891b7b&pd_rd_w=i4BfA&pd_rd_wg=0Yp8R&pf_rd...

Maybe she could look up current solutions by browsing the web

Speaking of web browsing, I introduced you to NordVPN. Staying safe online is an ever growing difficulty and you could be exploited by hackers. NordVPN allows you to change your IP address, making you harder to track, and help secure your privacy.

Microsoft IME :

>Settings > Time & Languange > Language > Add language (Japanese)

Google IME

>https://www.google.co.jp/ime/

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Press {ALT + Shift} to switch language

Press {ALT + Caps} to select Hiragana

Press {CTRL + Caps} to select Katakana

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Type kusa + space will convert to Kanji (草）

Really depends on the VPN, and how you're using it. I've played online games with Mullvad, granted, only hopping a country or two, and the ping increase can be barely noticeable.

If I jump all the way across the world, say, to America and back, and then connect to a European server, my ping would be horrendous.

There's a chance your phone is not compatible with the app.

Check this link just in case.

Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse, apparently.

https://www.amazon.com/Scouts-Guide-Zombie-Apocalypse-Sheridan/dp/B018SUI2O4/ref=sr_1_1?crid=IA86PHBFICR6&dchild=1&keywords=scouts+guide+to+the+zombie+apocalypse&qid=1611332057&s=instant-video&sprefix=scouts+gui%2Cinstant-video%2C209&sr=1-1

Source: Tokino Sora 1st PhotoBook

~~The true forbidden seiso book~~

Good Vtuber Subs' Recommended List of Translators

You might also want to check out the r/hololivesubs list also, as someone already mentioned. Be very choosy which clippers you follow; not all of them are worth subscribing to. Hololive is very popular, so a lot of clippers choose to misrepresent the streamers by rushing their work for their own personal gain.

Was bored and decided to play around my old Scratch project, where you can ask a question, and the answer should be yes / no.

So, I decided to risk myself, and ask the most important question among all.......

If im not replying, you know what it means.

Try my Scratch project here (PC only): https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/28038936/

So, I've seen the post about a guy "naming" two stars Kiryu Coco and Tatsunoko, and decided to check them out in Space Engine. Now, the stars themselves are not known to have any celestial bodies orbiting them, but Space Engine can procedurally generate new objects, effectively expanding parts of the virtual Universe. This is a view from one of the planets orbiting Tatsunoko.

For those who want to check it out themselves in Space Engine, here's the location link: se://v=990&n=An%20imaginary%20view%20from%20Tatsunoko%206&b=HIP%2078676%206&p=HIP%2078676&t=+25870458B506FB3D525BC00000&x=-3D802697144BC18A798B61&y=+7587CD15C27EEB93ABAC65&z=-2232C0243E9546895C803F&qx=0.118473&qy=-0.3969747&qz=0.906864&qw=-0.07728519&u=1.0248e-14&m=2&s=1&f=2&e=0

ah, I see you are also a person of culture

PlayStore Apps store

Searching the app isn't that hard, well...unless your device isn't compatible and stupid playstore just hide it from the search result

https://www.notion.so/7f8ca4d7cdb84730a1ff11a1ded08709?v=6e5a840952024335b3bd493fe9d91c6a

This doesnt include every good clipper, but all the ones in there are good to watch. I dont know how well maintained or updated that list is though.

I've also seen people recommend using DeepL instead, when I've tried it at least for Japanese -> English translations the results did seem to be a lot more natural-sounding than Google translate.

From the evidence they are currently using Multiverse mods on a Paper server (they moved from Spigot when the EN server was added and they upgraded to 1.17.1). Rather than a proxy server solution like Bungeecord or Waterfall.

While the use of Multiverse means they can't distribute the load as efficiently, it makes for a much more seamless environment and avoids having to implement cross-server bridges and synchronization to make things like global chat and single inventory work.

Yes, but the internet ban in Indonesia is far from the likes you'd see on China and similarly authoritarian regimes. Internet Sehat ('Healthy Internet') is just for posturing and virtue signaling to the majority Muslim population.

It's just a Domain Name block on , if you're patient you can edit your hostfile to unblock it or just use an alternate DNS server (DNSCrypt, DoH, DoT all works) which is a feature easily accessible on literally every platform nowadays. It's built in on Firefox as well, which still has a decent userbase here.

And most of the younger ones know enough to be able to use VPN anyways. I use Surfshark since I can afford it but I used to use ProtonVPN before that and Hola before it blew open the risk that free VPN has. Though even with Wireguard on Indonesia server, watching even the HoloID girls can have a bunch of hitches so I use Android's built-in Private DNS wheb I'm watching them in the background, like right now.

Worst case scenario you can just use one of the alternate front-end servers like or though that is a lot less known (for now).

So really it's not a surprise that they're here. No one cares on the government, population, or cultural level, so it's just a matter of scaling the waist high barrier to access reddit. How do you think we get our porn?

(well I just go to pixiv which isn't blocked but the point remains)

Its not the case here but sometimes console versions do have different publishers especially when its a late port. And of course pc games on steam can have a different publisher then the physical console release in japan. And for some reason the localization company(8-4 Ltd) is credited on the undertale japanese box art and not toby fox as you can see here

Here's a site with a curated list of subbers for the whole VTuber community. The notes column provides the reason for each channel to be on the list. You'll find lots of hololive clippers.

There's also an accompanying Twitter bot that runs off the list.

In speaking of cross cultural, the guy set up a HelloTalk Group for language exchange between JP fans and English fans. Truly cross cultural

Most people don't have the necessary attention span to remember which clippers are good and which are not. There's literally hundreds of them. Plus it's hard to judge when you don't know the language yourself.

And while I know there's lists out there (such as this one), but nobody checks them before clicking on a recommended video.

then the channel I linked is indeed something you will be interested in checking out, one of their recent highlight compilations was of pekora's subnautica streams

there are other channels as well but they dont always provide honest or good translation work and I do not want to share untrusted channels.

for channels that CAN be trusted, I recommend saving this list to your bookmarks and checking if any of them made highlights compilations

it still gets updated regularly and includes translators that have shown to be competent in one way or another

I'm not exactly a clipper but I can somewhat answer these

1. DaVinci Resolve's a pretty decent free video editing software.

2. If I need a short clip I just record straight from the screen through ReLive/Shadowplay. But if I need to download a whole video I personally use youtube-dl to download ongoing streams & jdownloader 2 to download archives.

3. Yes, yes, and yes. Well-edited and captioned clips are always appreciated though.

Also note that Hololive has guidelines for clipping

https://www.notion.so/The-Guidelines-0d49c5f51ea44363a129d6f8a29d16aa

He even did another clip about when Subaru called him out =/

Anyway, here's the list of subber channels that the above twitter account uses. In the notes, it says the reason the channel made that list. For the people that have a "translator" role in the hololive discord, they have to submit several clips to the admins of that server to check through their translations and make sure they're accurate in order to get that role.

Sorry but it did translate to rumbling, not rambling.

The onomatopoeia "gorogoro" basically means rumbling on its own.

Moona Hoshinova is by Nyori-Sensei

Edit is by me.

Background image was taken by Felix Mettermeier on PixaBay

DeepL translation:

>We are pleased to announce that livestreaming for our talent "Mio Ookami", who was penalized for copyright infringement, has been reinstated after consultation and action was taken with the parties involved.
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>We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused to those involved and fans.
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>We will continue to strengthen our compliance.

EDIT: Here's a follow-up tweet from Mio herself, announcing that she will stream on 9/5 (Saturday) at 18:00 JST.

Yeah, I’ll second that, DeepLis definitely the translator that works best for me, and sometimes I’ll double check with the Naver Translator

I used a picture of a cauldron that was free and requires no attribution, hopefully that kind of thing would fly for Coco's shitpost review. Not that this would be worth that, but I'd rather try to make them safe for the format if I can.

I'm very new to image manipulation, so I used an old memetic premise for figuring out layering and removing solid backgrounds, which had to be done for the shark, tako, chicken, and the all-important gyoza.

Ah, we are both "old."

I'm not sure what you're trying to go for here, but if it's a simple combination of audio/video clipping, then I'd suggest trying it yourself. I'd recommend DaVinci Resolve as it's free to use and pretty powerful. Plenty of tutorials available too!

It seems that your comment contains 1 or more links that are hard to tap for mobile users. I will extend those so they're easier for our sausage fingers to click!

Here is link number 1 - Previous text "mpv"

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Logically arguing, you could say she's an angel.

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At whatever horror veterans had to experience, they had to suffer through it.

And those who had tasted it had enjoyed freedom from the shackles of brutality.

>I'm like 80% sure is specifically sexual in this kind of context

I mean, same, which is why I said "I guess that's a thing". But it can mean enthusiam or passion too. Considering her already long list of public fetishes though, I don't think it would be too out there for it to be sexual. I was just basing it off the pixiv dictionary tweet, which does seperate the sexual side from strictly liking anthropomorphic/animal type characters.

Asacoco University English classes use this textbook

Steve Jackson's Illuminati was a masterful card game design because the most powerful cards were common. If you had a duplicate card of a something already in play, you could use it to attack their card with a +10 bonus.

This, however, does not make you money as it's not pay2win as magic the gathering was.

Looks like "hololy" in the App store/Play store. A free AR app from hololive/cover.

If your android smartphone supports ARcore from google you can place your favorite character anywhere and make them do poses... even in questionable angles if you want to ;)

Available are Sora, Roboco, Mel, Aki, Haato, FBK, Matsuri, Aqua, Shion, Ayame, Choco, ~~Donald~~ Subaru, Mio, Okayu, Korone, Azki and Ankimo

yeah I'm always wary of when I'm being advertised to, but I believe that marketing can be fun. the perspective is definitely important tho

case in point: all the YouTubers that shitpost about Raid: Shadow Legends and NordVPN

Are you talking about wired earbuds?

I can recommend you cheap-but-good earbuds.

https://www.amazon.com/Edifier-Hi-Fi-Stereo-Earbuds-Headphone/dp/B016AY6CB0/

A lot of the reviews are for the mic (the mic sucks) - buy the one without the mic. I've had these for my workplace for almost 3 years. They haven't broke on me (you know how one side always goes bad?) Sound is pretty decent, not too bassy.

Save yourself some monies, get a set that is $13 and you won't have to buy replacements for a good 2-3 years. I use these at work and on occasion accidentally pulled them too hard and the wire hasn't messed up on me.

Not certain. I only really watch Vaan or Osekkai, then whatever pops up in my feed.

This seems like a good list: https://www.notion.so/7f8ca4d7cdb84730a1ff11a1ded08709?v=6e5a840952024335b3bd493fe9d91c6a

Hololy download link, for anyone who wants to mess around with it

Apple App Store link

Google Play Store link

If you don't mind waiting, there are lots of translator channels. It's just a matter of finding the credible ones. I personally recommend Good Vtuber Subs' list.

Welcome!

Please the subreddit rules in the sidebar and this guide to stream etiquette.

To get started, you can check out the talents' youtube channels and twitter accounts in the sidebar. Or if you prefer subbed clips, please check this list of recommended translators.

Feel free to look around and ask questions. Enjoy your stay~

For self-study, I recommend Lichess or, with a lesser preference, Chess.com.

The best way to go is by first learning how pieces move and their values, then tactics, a few opening principles, a bit of endgame knowledge and a few mating techniques.

A few of the Watamates put some very detailed timestamps in the comments of her videos, which is a blessing considering how long some of them can be. Some of the timestamps are in Japanese, but running them through DeepL is at least usually passable for getting some context even if it does make errors.

To add to others' explanations, Rashomon is a famous novel written by Ryunosuke Akutagawa and made into a movie by Akira Kurosawa. It is based on a collection of stories from the Heian period, dating back to the Konjaku Monogatari collection. Despite the dark nature of the novel, it is a masterpiece that is often included in Japanese language textbooks. For this reason, I believe that many Japanese people, when they hear the word Rashomon, associate it with gruesome images.

It was probably named Rashomon after a story that said the gate was said to be inhabited by demons.

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Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

Hi, I'm a fan of Japan and I'm translating through DeepL. She is still in the hospital, but it was revealed in a tweet 15 hours ago that she is due to be released soon. It seems that her manager did the video posting and the management did the video production on her behalf. Twitter updates seem to be done by her. No plans to return to streaming have been revealed, but there are tweets that say a lot of good news remains.

こんにちは、日本のファンです。DeepLを利用して翻訳しています。彼女は現在も入院中ですが、もうすぐ退院予定だと15時間前のツイートで明かされています。動画投稿はマネージャーが行い、動画制作は運営が代行したようです。ツイッターの更新は本人が行っているようです。ストリーミングに戻る予定などは明らかになっていませんが、良い知らせがたくさん残っているとのツイートがあります。

Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

First you'll have to install the server software on a Linux PC (A raspberry Pi should be enough).

Then you install the NextCloud clients on your PC, smartphone etc.

And then you can sync your files across your devices.

NextCloud can do a lot of other stuff too, like syncing your contacts and calendars across devices or integrating collaborative office software (like Google Docs)

With some port forwarding you can also use NextCloud over the internet and also share files with others.

If you are at all curious about Clone Hero, it's a free rhythm game akin to Guitar Hero. You can find it here. The chart itself can be found via my Google Drive.

Omg that's a level too advanced for me. But for the little Pekora gif I did above I followed this tutorial: https://www.photopea.com/tuts/add-gif-into-a-still-image/

I'm sure if you can understand how to work it, you could make one like the one you linked. Originally I wanted Pekora to skip out of the frame with a nousagi, but I couldn't figure out how to do it 😅

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Edit: Much luck tho!

btw for anyone unaware: As you should be able to guess, kaichou is kinda joking here. not certain but I'm pretty sure this comes across more like “Which Yakuza clan are you from?”. probably don't use this one in japan.

Source

Source 2 around 4:50

I'm assuming you're talking about the OCR component, and if so it was rather straight forward. I just used Tesseract OCR and its Python wrapper pytesseract to do some very minimal processing. I've had to deal with OCR for work reasons before and in my experience Tesseract it is probably the best open source one you can get. The examples on the pytesseract page were really all I needed to figure out how to use it, but reading the actual Tesseract docs helped me fine tune the specifics.

It's an app called "Hololy".

Basically, it's an official app that cover released that allows users to see a few, not all of the hololive members 3d models in different poses and faces.

It also has Augmented Reality capabilities, so in a way that is similar to pokemon go, you can see the girls through your phones camera in front of you

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=tv.hololive.life

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.livetl.android

Recent reviews seem to imply an update has broken something. I haven't used it in a while but it definitely worked fine in the past.

The key point though is that a 1km wrap roll is only just a bit bigger than a large thermos. For example this 450m roll of pallet wrap is 13cm diameter (and just under half a meter long).

Just 2 of these would cover the 900 meters in question - and pallet wrap is a lot thicker than saran wrap (which makes a big difference when so many layers are involved).

Still, it's pretty big to be stored at a non-storage company (or home) and especially in Japan where space is at a premium. Double especially if they're getting other gifts as well.

So while Cover's decision here is understandable, sending this much wrap isn't completely bonkers either.

Ahh.. Okay, thanks. I've tried that but found it to annoying, much like the new reddit. Reddit is fun is so much cleaner and simpler to use.

I believe it's from here - https://www.mmd.hololive.tv/

There is also the holoy app for some AR fun.

Just adding a Google translation of their disclaimer here -

>>Request to all of you

>>By understanding and complying with the license agreement,

>> We can be tolerant of your derivative work.

>>It is important to follow the rules and manners because it is a derivative work.

>> We can't admit content that the talent dislikes or feels uncomfortable ...

>>If you have any intentions announced by each talent, please refer to them.

>> We support secondary creative activities that everyone involved can enjoy with a smile.

It's an official collab from way back, with English translations in it. Download links if anyone is interested:

Google Play Store

Apple Store

Yep, and it had an English release simultaneously with the JP release.

https://www.amazon.com/LOVENSE-Edge-Adjustable-Prostate-Massager/dp/B06WVGQRSC

You can control it over the internet. Had a dude in vrchat let other people control his.

Im using this one.

Currencies are a bit weird, sometimes they dont match the server, but try to find one that has either yours, $ or ¥, since conversion values should be good.

It’s trivially easy if you live in most of the country and aren’t already on the CCP’s radar. Commercial VPN providers that cater to China all maintain mirrors to help Chinese users sign up and download the client software. However, the CCP has people monitoring social media, so if you say anti-CCP things on Twitter, Facebook, or the like on an account you’ve said things that can tie you to your true identity (or you’re using one of the suspected compromised VPN providers like ExpressVPN) then expect a knock at the door from the authorities.

However, in Xinjiang and Tibet, people are being monitored so tightly that even trying to sign up for a VPN will land you in trouble with the authorities. That’s where some people get the idea that China is a dystopian hellhole- thankfully it’s not yet true of the whole country, but that doesn’t make it much better.

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I'd recommend this guide if you want a handy mobile app for learning Japanese, it explains grammar and everything from a basic to advanced level. There should be an equivalent iPhone app under the same name as well.

One point to note is that the app doesn't cover contractions, short-forms and other modern casual spoken Japanese trends which some Hololive members tend to use, so even if you've obtained some basic proficiency you might still be easily confused like me heh.

In any case, Japanese is a really beautiful spoken language, so I highly recommend learning it!

How's the game? Looked it up and apparently there's an EN version, is it still possible to get the Hololive collab characters in it?

https://www.amazon.com/Venture-Electronics-MONK-earbud-earphone/dp/B01J0S4AAS

Another one to look at as well.

https://www.soundphilereview.com/reviews/ve-monk-plus-review-822/

They used to be $5 but they became so popular they're about $10 now which puts it kinda in lockstep with the H180. So hard to find cheap but good stuff these days!

I'll be honest, I got no idea what the review is talking about, but I'm just dropping this here so you get what the experts say.

I'm just tossing another alternative, but i brought this pillow from amazon 66$

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01C6OX8OC/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

This fits my official konosuba megumin dakimakura easily, no lose space. The one thing i want to say is that i don't sleep with my daki, i have a single size bed. So i don't know if the pillow fluffing degrades quickly or whatever, but as a pillow case its soft, comfortable and fits.

Look, Imma clue you in on something Mori doesnt want you to know about

Check this shit out Premium fauna columbian grown C. You'll have MASSIVE BONES in moments.

Congrats, fellow takodachi!

The adorable laundry basket truly makes laundry feel like less of a chore.

FYI: After some trial & error I found that this hook worked well for hanging the "Big Button Badge" in my display cabinet.

You can buy a boxed Relax Time figure straight from Amazon for 27 GBP, which is 31 EUR. So 42 EUR is a pretty high markup, especially if it's unboxed.

https://www.amazon.com/AHOME-Bookshelf-Shelving-Stackable-Organizer/dp/B07S8SGP9W?pd\_rd\_w=urSfG&content-id=amzn1.sym.deffa092-2e99-4e9f-b814-0d71c40b24af&pf\_rd\_p=deffa092-2e99-4e9f-b814-0d71c40b24af&pf\_rd\_r=SWP41TZWCSVAXSQ0FVC8&a...

Well, I got the Google Play Store version ready sooner than I expected.

You can now YEET hope on the go!

Delivering Hope is now available on the Google Play Store!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.DavidWu.DeliveringHope

On Android Kiwi browser (a full open source chromium based browser) support extension and I use it, obv not everything work perfectly since their created with PC UI in mind but give it try

Some of the albums are downloadable via Amazon Japan. You may have to play some tricks to get around their geofencing though. Here's an example from Okayu's latest album

You can buy the album or the individual track pieces as MP3s from Amazon Japan. If it works the same it did 4-5 years ago after buying them it will give you the option to download the tracks or play them via their web player.

This is a go-to example that I have open for someone else - click on the second image on the left on PC, it's the size guide.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Waterproof-Adhesive-Sticker-Quality-Printable/dp/B073P9D521?pd_rd_w=HRXIR&content-id=amzn1.sym.2413a0c9-b5ac-4bbb-8668-2c9b55be2797&pf_rd_p=2413a0c9-b5ac-4bbb-8668-2c9b55be2797&pf_rd_r=E031XJB9TB4KP95Z0Y1X&pd_rd_wg=8XaYP&pd_rd_r=2b4cb528-6ebd-4bfd-97b1-681da93a93cc&psc=1&ref_=pd_bap_d_csi_pb_allspark_BIA_0_t

sorry for long link XD

All legal VPN providers comply with law enforcement. Good VPN providers simply don't keep data that could be used. Lack of information is just as good as not complying. They need to be in a country where they cannot be ordered to start logging though, so any VPN provider in the US is out.

NordVPN sucks for entirely different reasons:

• their apps contain lots of trackers, kinda ironic for something that is supposed to protect your privacy
• their apps require way too many permissions
• their apps connect to weird shady domains and the company has been cagey about what that's for (their explanation has changed repeatedly)
• they had a leak and didn't disclose it until after a security researcher went public with it

I sure as hell wouldn't trust them with my privacy protection.