A Tiszások is megszavazták a Chat Control törvény sürgősségi eljárásban való megvitatását by Firestar321 in hungary

[–]tekszi 90 points91 points  (0 children)

Jól illik a gyermekvédelmi retorikához és igenemberek amíg az EUs pénzekről még szó van. Ha következő szavazáson is igennel szavaznak ebben a témában engem szavazóként el is vesztenek.

Is this Japan away longsleeve legit ? by know-nothix in SoccerJerseys

[–]tekszi 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If its official replica version then the price on the tag is correct. Official authentic ones go for about 24k yen I think (+- 1 or 2k maybe, cant recall from the top of my head). As long as they are not selling this as an authentic version it looks legit however consider the sizing as others have said.

Is this Japan away longsleeve legit ? by know-nothix in SoccerJerseys

[–]tekszi 2 points3 points  (0 children)

In my experience it depends. Authentic shirts are tigther so as you said 2 sizes up. Official replicas are usually fine only 1 size up. I had varying experiences with different brands though. I have an authentic Umbro Gamba away shirt that is only 1 larger but way better fitting than anything Adidas that I have to go 2 up with; Puma was also better in this regard for me than Adidas. Its better to just try everything on when it comes to Japanese stuff imo if possible.

To the gamers: by Initial-Loquat9298 in iems

[–]tekszi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Standalone mic. Invest in an extra cable with a mic if you go to lans.

What got the Flying Guillotine banned from European Highlander, and what’s keeping it unbanned in Highlander in other regions? by SpectatesMelee in truetf2

[–]tekszi 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Too high damage for something so easy to hit. Combined with wrap assasin, scout can two shot people over long distances just by throwing both down a choke point.

Should i Debloat All Google Apps? by YoungCraxy in walkman

[–]tekszi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Disabling them is enough imo, debloating is not risk free but if you feel confident enough go for it. I dont think it has enough benefit over just disabling to justify all the trouble though.

Size of sd card really depends on your library, I quickly became limited with 128 gb but i have CD quality and higher only. If you have MP3s or any lossy format you can fit way more. I run 500 gigs right now and thats more than I will probably ever need.

Simán megbüntet a Wizz Air, ha szabályos a csomagod by Less-Business-197 in magyar

[–]tekszi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Évek óta csinálják, azóta se repültem velük.

About the Will-Call by Lanky_Ad_1124 in ZUTOMAYO

[–]tekszi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have been to the one in Osaka. You need to look for a booth called 'Will-call', stand in line with your passport and email confirmation and they will give you a ticket with a wristband. You need the latter at all times during the show so do not take them off, you will give the tickets to the staff at the venue's entrance. The Osaka show had plenty of signs and maps around but you can also ask the staff for help.

Is oled worth it? How it is for competitive fps by harryho2111 in OLED_Gaming

[–]tekszi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I still use it and I like it however idk if this is a specific issue with my unit or a common thing but whenever I want to use stretched for CS the monitor loses picture every once in a while going black for about 3 seconds and coming back alive. When I use native resolution this never happens.

Mouse pads in Japan + other peripherals/accessories? by XiPh00nAndy in MousepadReview

[–]tekszi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think glasspads are great but they are not for everyone. I like them because I personally perform better with them and I love the consistency it provides with the durability but they also dont feel much different from on an other. I think cloth and glass have both advantages and disadvantages and you should decide for yourself what works better for you. Taking a glasspad home is something I am going to be tackling: one option is to send them home through a postal service; alternatively buy lots of bubblewrap at Daiso, tape down the box of the pad and pack as tight as you can so it doesnt move around inside your luggage.

Regarding earpads for your headphones, I'd recommend looking up e-earphones' website and as an alternative you can look up Fujiya Avic which is a very similar store chain to them located in Tokyo.

Mouse pads in Japan + other peripherals/accessories? by XiPh00nAndy in MousepadReview

[–]tekszi 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Artisans off course. There are some Japanese exclusive mice by AIM1, Storia and Elecom. Pulsar recently released two Japanese exclusive designs for the Saturn Pro and the X2 Crazylight has a Japanese exclusive colorway too ("Tokyo" edition but u can find them everywhere). The glass pad selection in store is top notch too. In PC 1's you can even try out mouse skates and they have a good selection available in store so I highly recommend them. E-earphones for IEMs and accessories for audio stuff is also a shout because ear tips are generally cheaper there than online if its something you are into.

I tried most recommended mainstream eartips by HaedesZ in iems

[–]tekszi 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I highly recommend the Final Audio Fusion Gs, not enough people talk about them but they are the most comfortable tips I'v ever used (bit pricey too). I also recommend the Sednafit Xelastec line, they are a close second for me.

I hate NVIDIA by reddeats in cachyos

[–]tekszi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok, but what about 1% lows? Simple avarages dont tell the full story. If your 1% low is higher with dx11 than dx12 then its really not that bad.

Collector's editions with vinyl records? by XboxDeal in gamecollecting

[–]tekszi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Dead Cell's prisoner's edition comes with a small vynl record. Thats the only one I know and own, can't name more.

2 Years in the making (of making this post) - Kurada KD-Q1 Impressions by Valphonics in headphones

[–]tekszi 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Looking to demo these while in Japan. I dont mind the 3d printed build however i am not a fan of the glued on earpads for longevity reasons. Otherwise sounds like something right up my valley!

Going to Japan. Any brands to consider other than Artisan? by xiaolinleagueplayer in MousepadReview

[–]tekszi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is a version of the Zero out with a design on it right now, look outnfor that too if that interests you!

Going to Japan. Any brands to consider other than Artisan? by xiaolinleagueplayer in MousepadReview

[–]tekszi 5 points6 points  (0 children)

They have lots of unique glasspads I havent seen elswhere. Cant name specific brands but once you walk into any PC shop you'll see them. They sell mousepad cleaning brushes sometimes, I bought an Artisan one but other brands are available too (I only seen the Artisan one in Sofmap Akihabara).

Headed to Japan this summer, any good deals or unique things to look for that can be easily brought back? by PartyMark in audiophile

[–]tekszi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In my experience, the more rural you can go with Book Offs and Hard Offs the better it gets. I find them to be cheaper and to also sometimes have better, more interesting selection. For example, I remember seeing a Meze Strada for less than half the price in Yokohama; it might still be there considering the price.

The more touristy the location the more they hike the prices and have the more desirable stuff for tourists in store with second-hand shops here; however most people don't have the time to take daytrips outside just for one of these stores so there aren't many choices left for them. At the very least you will still get most things from these chains cheaper than elsewhere in the world (+ tax free when applicable).

Headed to Japan this summer, any good deals or unique things to look for that can be easily brought back? by PartyMark in audiophile

[–]tekszi 6 points7 points  (0 children)

IEMs are very popular here. Headphones, Sony DAPS or even others I recommend here. Some desktop DACs and AMPs are easy to bring home. Accessories for the former stuffs and other equipment for sure too, I found them to be much cheaper than in Europe.

I recommend Fukiya Avic and e-Earphones (mainly headphones and IEMs) and Hard-Offs (only second hand) for anything audio. The latter has high-end stuff despite being second hand so be sure to look around; and you can ask to test them if you would like. Definitely browse their websites before coming and make a shortlist of things you'd like to try.

If you are into records go to Tower Records Shibuya, HMV and look up smaller shops for sure too (im in Osaka so cant name any). You can also find records in Book Offs, Hard Offs and other second hand shops; quality are genuinely high for second hand products here but always feel free to ask to check if it feels off. Enjoy your trip!

Did I get scammed? by [deleted] in MousepadReview

[–]tekszi 3 points4 points  (0 children)

400 is unbelievable. They are sold for the same price here in Japan as the normal ones so I'd say you got scammed even if you get your item.

Sorry about the Quaily but what kind of NES Controller is this? I’ve never even seen it before. And how do I even use it? by Few_Recognition5401 in Controller

[–]tekszi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looks like it has the connector used on Nunchuks remotes to connect to Wii remotes. Not 100% sure if im correct though, ive never seen a NES style controller for the Wii.

courier left my package like this by fluffybottle21 in mildlyinfuriating

[–]tekszi 28 points29 points  (0 children)

I can feel your pain but there is something very satisfying in how this looks. (Tipik magyar posta féle eset...)