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Living in a country where you don't speak the language is uncomfortable on a different level. It's like you're sitting on a super uncomfortable chair and yeah, you're not standing of course, but still - the chair is small and hard. Your whole body is constantly "uncomfortable", in tension, unable to read or speak or anything else without some effort. And when you're in your home country things are just so easy, you do more and think more and feel more. It just comes natural
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Hey there, fellow tech enthusiasts! 🚀 I've got some exciting news to share from the world of tech. You know how we've been hearing about the rise of quantum computing? Well, it's not just hype. IBM, a pioneer in the field, has just announced its plans to build a 1,121-qubit quantum computer by 2023. They're calling it "IBM Quantum Condor". For those who are new to the concept, qubits are the basic units of quantum information. The more qubits a quantum computer has, the more complex problems it can solve. So, a 1,121-qubit machine? That's a game changer! IBM's Quantum Condor is expected to be a huge leap forward in the field of quantum computing. It's going to open up new possibilities in areas like artificial intelligence, climate modelling, and drug discovery. We're talking about solving problems that are currently beyond the reach of classical computers. IBM's roadmap doesn't stop at the Quantum Condor, though. They're already planning for the future with a vision of a million-plus qubit processor. This is not just about building bigger and better quantum computers, but also about creating a whole new ecosystem for quantum computing. It's an exciting time to be in tech, isn't it? The future is quantum, and it's coming faster than we think. Can't wait to see where this journey takes us. Until next time, keep dreaming and keep innovating! 💡🌐
I don't usually do this. But here we are.
I'm an American artist living in Thailand with my wife. No safety net. No fallback. When finances hit zero here, they hit zero fast — there's no system designed to catch a foreigner.
I need to fund a 3 month visa extension to stay legally in the country. That's 140,000 baht — $4,313 USD. Without it I'm out of status here.
I create satirical art under The Satire Fuggler creatures, characters, political satire sold as prints. It pays the bills when it works. Right now it isn't working fast enough and the clock is ticking.
If you can help, even a little
I've set up a GoFundMe. Anything helps.
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Rough week. If anyone's been thinking about grabbing a print, today would genuinely help. Every sale matters more than usual right now. Links in bio or if you just want to send something directly:
Go to paypal.me/DRoby and type in the amount. Since it’s PayPal, it's easy and secure. Don’t have a PayPal account? No worries.
No pressure, just being honest. All I am trying to do is just make enough to take care of me and my beautiful wife.
🌧️ Daily Life in the Japanese Mountains – Kyushu Edition - 6-8-2026
This morning it’s humid and misting rain... the kind of soft, constant drizzle that makes everything feel extra green and alive. Even though we’re up in the mountains, Kyushu’s mountains are basically jungle territory. The air is thick, the cedar forests are dripping, and you’re constantly reminded that nature is in charge here. Right now it’s still manageable... you can sit outside with just fans and enjoy the sound of rain on the roof. But I already know what’s coming... once we hit the real depth of summer, the humidity becomes brutal. Just hanging out with fans stops cutting it. Aircon isn’t a luxury here... it’s a lifesaver. That’s one of the big contrasts with mountain life. In the city you have constant convenience and climate control. Here you live much closer to the seasons. You get the incredible beauty and peace... but you also feel the weather more directly. Still wouldn’t trade it though. The neighbors keep checking in (“Daijoubu? Aren’t you melting yet?”), bringing cold watermelon or chilled barley tea. The same ones who were a bit shy when I first moved in now treat me like part of the village. Mountain Village Life vs City Pros: Fresh air, real community, deep connection to nature and old Japan, slower pace. Cons: Humidity + heat can be rough in summer, limited conveniences, steep roads, and occasional isolation. But even on a sticky, misty morning like today... I still choose this. There’s something special about living where the mountains and old traditions still breathe. Anyone else experiencing this Kyushu mountain humidity right now? 🏔️ #LifeInKyushu #JapaneseMountains #MountainLife #ExpatInJapan #NihonScope
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Why Dijon, France?
This is a question we’ve been asked many times, including this comment from one of the travelers on our Iceland trip last year (and repeat Six-Pack of Peaks challenger) Amy, who wrote: I’d love to hear more about why/how you chose France vs Spain, Portugal, or Italy and what was your process for figuring out which city to move to within France. Also, did you do all of your own research or did…
Colleen
Our friend Colleen decamped to Panama last week. Not for a vacation, but to live there. While Colleen has long planned a move to Central America after retirement, events here in America accelerated the timeline. Unfortunately, Donald strikes again. We will miss her and her spirit. Continue reading Colleen
