Slashdot Mirror
Domain: slashdot.jp
Stories and comments across the archive that link to slashdot.jp.
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Re:How is this legal?
Maybe he used American POW's as an example due to the fact that Slashdot is a US website and is US centric. Maybe you should go complain here -
Re:Awesome
Go to the japanese slashdot.
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For Japanese...
I'd recommend browsing around on http://www.2ch.net/ or http://slashdot.jp/.
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Software and the learning process
I took japanese at university and the only access we had to computers was in the library, not during class.
The school offered no e-learning but our coursebook had a homepage. So technically if you accessed the homepage at the library the university was offering e-learning.
Not having specific e-teaching is fine since teaching languages doesn't really need/benefit from using computers. Especially japanese: all reports and essays have to be written by hand anyway, doing japanese auto-input on a keyboard doesn't exactly help the students kanji writing skills.
That's not saying that you should't have computers. They are very good for self-study. What you can do / what I did at home was:
Put various websites through rikai like slashdot.jp or asahi shinbun.
Lookup kanji/words with gjiten for linux or jquicktrans (radical lookup is great) for windows. This is almost like a denshi-jisyo.
Flashcard programs: kgold etc.
Of course it's important to have a correctly set-up keyboard and all fonts installed. Windows handles this just fine. I had no problems with linux, but it could be my great dist. The macs at school were a catastrophe (you had to cut/paste kanji from a table containing all kanji).
Jim Breen has an extensive page about japanese with a lot about software. You can google for his name.
Remember to have a goal for each teaching session and to properly teach the students how to use all software you're going to use in class. I.e. don't just plunk students in front of a computer, tell them to open a program and hope they'll take it from there. They will also need a task/exercise to do if they are going to use the computer. Otherwise everyone will just sit there, doing nothing, waiting for class to end. This is a common problem with schools who hope computers will magically teach the students as long as the students sit for a while in front of the computers.
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Re:More like pre-slashdotted....
Maybe it's slashdotted by Japanese slashdotters.
On Slashdot.jp, Firefox 1.0 Official Release is posted on 2004-11-09 18:54 JST.
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/. Standards Compliance (OT)
Your sig mentions that Slashdot is standards compliant in Japan. Perhaps I'm missing the joke, but Slashdot Japan seems to use about the same slashcode version, and has all the same non-standard body tag attributes, excessive table tags, and unescaped ampersands in URLs. Could you clarify your sig?
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Re:FireFox question
Oddly enough Slashdot Japan renders correctly. http://slashdot.jp/
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Re:Japanese interview?
Shit, if you want Slashdot articles in Japanese, go read Slashdot Japan.
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There ARE other versions
Slashdot has set up shop in Japan too, if you can read it.
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Re:Techn-Babelfish Translation
What about slashdot.jp?
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Re:Well done.
I thought that jumping on any story from Germany or Japan with little digs based on nationality was the way (?)...
The Japanese Slashdot insults the Americans in the same way; Check this out!. See what I mean? -
Re:New feature: Ruby-like script
Yes. For example, there is a Ruby section at Slashdot Japan.
I didn't know NWN. Oh, it's informative. Thanks.
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Re:New feature: Ruby-like script
Yes. For example, there is a Ruby section at Slashdot Japan.
I didn't know NWN. Oh, it's informative. Thanks.
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Re:They cost only $80
Heh, no they don't.
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Re:Language barrierUhh... there are alternate language versions of Slashdot. The English one just happens to be the original and the largest.
See www.slashdot.jp and so on.
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Re:How Japanese Students Get to School
I'm not sure about better articles in English but Slashdot Japan also has an article, with a nice collection of links to articles in Japanese. I think CNet's article is being too sensationalistic. JAPAN TO TAG CHILDREN WITH RFID! -- slightly misleading. A single school (not an entire country) in a city (that is not Osaka) will be testing an RFID system later this year. The RFIDs to be used aren't like the long range types that are used to identify drivers at toll booths in the United States but instead it's a close range type which you need to tap the card with RFID in it against the reader in order to be identified, so it's slightly more convenient than scanning a bar code or swiping a card.
I don't see this as too big of an improvement to children's safety and I don't see it as a big invasion of children's privacy, either. It can probably help out the school though. For example, maybe an RFID tag would be needed to get into the school, thus making it harder for strangers to enter, and also usually the main benefit of RFID is cost savings.
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Re:Can we finally have a Star Trek topic icon now?
Slashdot Japan has one.
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I guess Slashdot hates international users againIs Slashdot stripping entities and international characters yet again?
My tests in preview indicate that they're restricting users to 8-bit ASCII characters.
Slash is perfectly capable of handling international characters. Yet for some unknown reason, Slashdot keeps on restricting its posters to 8-bit ASCII. (Actually, this is a step up - in the past, they restricted to only 7-bit ASCII.)
I know that in the past Slashdot has allowed users to use the pound-sterling symbol, yet for some unknown reason they're stripping international characters yet again. I can only assume that Slashdot only wants Americans to post.
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Re:Usefull ?
Much better than boring VGA text mode screenshots of DOS, which would not have gotten mention here at SlashDot.
Good point. SlashDot is like double monster selective about the stories it accepts. It would never publish a story about, for example, some jap who's made a model aeroplane shaped like the Starship Enterprise. Not even once, and certainly not twice. I mean, as if -
Re:nothing to worry about
Maybe someone reading both slashdot.jp and here picks this up.
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Re:Hrmm
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About /. JP
For those who with curiosity, here is its "About" page...(the English version appears at the bottom).
Slashdot Japan started on May 28, 2001 and is about to celebrate the third anniversary. It receives a few constant news posts per day and enjoys reasonably high activity. -
Re:Read the Article!Really, my first reaction when I saw that page was "WTF? there's a Japanese version of Slashdot?"
Actually, there is.
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Re:Hrmm
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Wait a minute! Slashdot Japan?? I've been a
The Slashdot Effect is a reality. Something that can be proven by looking at server logs (just look at all the "not-intended" DOS shutdowns because of this great forum). Isn't the Japenese market one of the top 5 investing markets in the world (yes, I am actually asking here cause I am not sure...)?? Oh, either way I guess it is the trickle down effect. So does that say something bad or good for the US? Hopefully someone else will provide some insight....
What effect does
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Re:Government files on Winny
Wait, so the cop was using Winny when the files were leaked? That's somewhat embarrassing.
Yeah, and given that the police department that arrested the guy is the same one where this problem heppened, a number of people on
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Technical curiosity[crossposted from
Weapons developers feel technical curiosity over the lethalness and strategic usability of their weapons.
Filesharing software developers feel technical curiosity over the efficiency and anonymity of their software.
How odd that the latter should be executed in the name of the law, while the former reaps fantastic wealth from military demand.
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The Slashdot Japan's story
The story of this arrest was posted in Slashdot Japan. And there are a lot of comments.
Notice: The article and comments are only in Japanese.
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The Slashdot Japan's story
The story of this arrest was posted in Slashdot Japan. And there are a lot of comments.
Notice: The article and comments are only in Japanese.
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Re:Sounds Like...
Ofcourse you know, There are a nerd-less-less version of 2ch, in Japan, The Slashdot Japan !
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Slashdot japanSlashdot has a japanese counterpart, The stories get lots of comments almost as many as this slashdot.
"Although about 20 Web sites attract more users than Channel 2, based on March ratings from NetRatings Japan, most of the others are portal or retail sites; and while Yahoo Japan also runs a bulletin board, it is not considered as influential as Channel 2"
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WESTERN SLASHDOT NEED JIS. KOREA EAT CAT!
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It' Dupe!
I see the same story on slashdot!
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SPANISH SPEAKERS, I NEED YOUR HELP
Okay after a massive night of trolling the international Slashdots: slashdot.jp and barrapunto.com, I received a few responses. One of the posts is here. Could somebody translate that? I can see the word "the dinosaur", but I don't know what the rest of the gibberish is. Perhaps the dude is saying "You are a mother fucker, Megalozilla. The dinosaur something"? Babelfish is no help.
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Re:Well....
troll the latest story at the japanese version of
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Re:fark ripped off?
That's nothing, have you seen this ripoff?
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Japanese Slashdot!?!
I hope Rob and Co. sue their pants off! Sheesh, what audacity!
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You mean like what happened to slashdot?
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The comment of slash dot Japan.
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Japanese Geeks wants another kind of robot
Look at Slashdot Japan article
snurf-kin wrote:
I want maid-robot!
...and Annoymous Cowerd replies:
There are no market for robots without Hentai("moe") element!
Both of above comments area moderated +2,Funny & Insightful
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Japanese Geeks wants another kind of robot
Look at Slashdot Japan article
snurf-kin wrote:
I want maid-robot!
...and Annoymous Cowerd replies:
There are no market for robots without Hentai("moe") element!
Both of above comments area moderated +2,Funny & Insightful
This is the mindset of Japanese geek,sad fact...
