Cheers!

How would one go about this?

漢字で書いた「ありがとう」は初めて見ました。この書き方があったのは全然知らなかった。

This is fantastic. I’ve no use for this software, but I would absolutely purchase it if I did.

It is as simple as providing a service that has all content I want to watch. Look at things like Spotify or Apple Music. They don’t have everything, but it’s enough and has effectively stopped my pirating music.

Same with Netflix. It stopped me pirating because of the convenience, but since everything got separated in its own service again, I started up my own plex server. I’m not jumping through a million hoops to watch a stupid show or film…

Not to mention keeping game saves in sync. I’m experimenting with syncthing for my pirated games, but I have to admit that just getting the Steam version sounds much more sensible now that I’ve my Steam deck.

Thank you!

Thank you!

You’re right! I looked it up. The scooter from scrubs is apparently a TNG Venice, but it looks like the old 125cc Vino.

I’m not sure if this belongs under motorcycles, but I went a bit crazy and imported a Yamaha Vino from Japan since they’re unavailable in Belgium. I got the idea of wanting one after watching the Yuru Camp anime, and so here we are. This is my second 2-wheeled vehicle, and I’m looking forward to riding her soon.

Thank you!

And I’m not from the US, so I had mandatory classes. :)

Oh damn. What a rollercoaster that was. :D

To be fair, I wouldn’t want to ride motorways here on a 125 either, although entirely legal and possible.

A 35kw bike might be okay though.

Thank you!

I don’t really know about other bikes as I learnt to ride on a Kawa Z650 and neutral was pretty easy there as well.
But yeah, it’s pretty easy to get into neutral.

Oh don’t worry! I will never go ride without my gear.

And thank you!

It is generally standardised across Europe as far as I know, although the age limits can differ across countries.
No idea when this was introduced as I never really looked into it. And I don’t really know why they chose 35kw either, but they had to draw the line somewhere, I suppose. :)

Yeah, the way it works around here is that every licence is age-limited. So you can get an A1 at 18, which allows you to ride a 125. A2 at 20, which allows you to ride up to 35kw I believe, and full A at 24 (or 22, and owner of an A2 licence for 2 years).

I’m not American though. I’m from Belgium, but I’m 35 so I immediately went for my full A licence which allows me to ride any motorcycle.

Ah, I see. I did take classes though. Those are mandatory in Belgium.
We’re only limited by your age. I’m 35, so I was allowed to go for my full A licence from the get-go.
I learnt to ride on the school’s Z650.

I just googled it. That’s also a nice looking bike. I think my uncle used to ride one of those back in the day.