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When I run StovePop, it keeps showing as loading, but when I go into the actual source, it returns a 403 error.

A 403 error occurs when a web server rejects a user's request.

That is, this is an error code that appears when access to the server is possible, but access is not permitted due to insufficient access rights or a configuration error.

It seems likely that it was opened only to the administrator account for testing and the permissions were set incorrectly.

It's not the users' fault at all, so trying hard again won't work.

▽ Below are the main causes of the 403 error.

- 403 Error Cause: Permission issue: Occurs when you do not have permission to access a specific file or directory.

- Server configuration error: This occurs when the security settings or access control settings of the web server are incorrect.

- Incorrect URL: This may occur when the URL you entered is incorrect or the page has been moved.

- VPN or Proxy: This occurs when a VPN or proxy server blocks access to the web server.

- API key or access token issue: This can occur when the API key or access token required to use the API is invalid or not included in the header.

This is the description of the new divine skill added in 0.4, but it is a normal translation in the case of torrents.

In the case of strong rowing, the skill description is the same as the description of rapids.

Fortunately, the skill effects are well written.

I checked in English and it says correctly, 'If you move a sufficient distance, it will row two oars that damage and push back enemies.'

I checked to see if there were any problems with languages other than English.

I haven't checked everything though

I have confirmed the same issue in Korean, Chinese and Japanese.

It was written normally in France, Italy, German, etc.

I know that many overseas games are translated into Asian languages based on Japanese or Chinese, but I think that when input errors occur, the Korean, Chinese, and Japanese translations all have the same problems.

The newly added achievement also has an unknown condition called 'launch yourself 50 times', but when I changed it to English and ran it through a translator, it said 'launch the catapult 50 times';; I think this is just a translation error;;

You were born in the wrong era!

If only I had been born just a little later, I would have been the greatest adventurer exploring space!

▷ Engineering student who got 0 points on vocabulary test ◁

I also graduated from an engineering school, and the English words used in engineering schools really have different meanings.

But "the earth still turns."

If you look at the "words that represent science" that Galileo Galilei used while advocating the heliocentric theory,

I think it was probably intentionally wrong lol

▷ Totally aimed for ◁

Looking at the license plate with the letter '허' in it, I guess they probably made it like that when they were mass producing rental cars. Lol

▷ Unexpected Chinese Characters ◁

Drinking (喫)

Where can you use Chinese characters like this? At best, aren't they only used in unfamiliar Chinese character idioms like the one above?

You could say,

To enjoy, to be very scared. And the "to have fun" above is used quite a lot...

Also, although it is not used much these days, there were many usages such as "smoking - smoking a cigarette."

▷Words that have only one use, as opposed to the above ◁

ꙮ

is the Cyrillic script used in Church Slavonic, and is called 'multiocular o' in English.

It has a shape that looks like it has many eyes, but it is actually a character that was created for that purpose.

This word refers to the appearance of an angel with countless eyes.

Although it only appears once in a psalm written in 1429, it is a letter that has attracted attention because of its unusual appearance.

Surprisingly, it is registered in Unicode, but at first, it was uploaded as having seven eyes due to limitations in graphic expression.

But as the graphics improved, it was modified to have 10 eyes, which was the original form ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

This tells us that the Stove font is using an older version of Unicode.

How the same character is printed in Unicode 15.0. 10 eyes!

▷ These days, students need to be up to date with memes. ◁

I guess I'll have to check the internet history of the teacher who gave me this assignment ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

For your information, Trallarero Trallala originated in Korea.

A pink shark statue that can be seen at the Busan Sanbok Road bus stop ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

Happy holidays everyone!

Pre-orders for Nike's Dorothy figure have begun.

It boasts truly incredible quality. The price is also incredible. It costs about 250,000 won. Wow.

It is 1/7 scale and is said to be 31cm tall.

and...

The main body, Dororong, is included ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

It's really eye-catching Why are you making such an evil face?

And this time, a new figure of Ryza, famous for her work in Atelier Thigh, has been released...

Black Gyaru Ryza has appeared ㄷㄷㄷㄷ

It is not Ryza who appears in the main story, but a collection-type atelier set in Cross World.

This is the Academy version of Ryza that appears in Atelier Resleriana.

Clearly, Lisa, who was an "ordinary country girl", ended up becoming a black gyaru (????)...

It's just a story that came to mind as I was thinking.

Did you know that in the case of Manba Gyaru, the origin of this black gyaru, it was a "confident female image" that raised a meaningful banner of "rebellion against existing beauty standards"? ㅋㅋㅋㅋ Some people see this "de-corseted (de-oppressed) self-expression" as a branch of "radical feminism." Of course, this is an extreme viewpoint, so we need to be careful with this viewpoint ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

Chinese tradition "Chinese dress style Asuna" denied in China

The "cheongsam", which was often worn by Chinese female characters such as Chun-Li, was a traditional Chinese costume known worldwide.

Recently, it is said that in China, there is a self-denial that this 'cheongsam' is not part of Chinese culture.

I don't understand. Why are we throwing away good culture?

And they are continuing to work to bring Hanfu, which has almost no tradition or history (and is considered to have virtually disappeared), into mainstream culture.

I really can't understand why they developed the qipao further, as it is well known and has a worldwide reputation.

Back when I was collecting figures, a really high-end, expensive lineup costing around 170,000 won...

These days, figures have become extremely expensive. High-end models are priced at 300,000 to 400,000 won, and the average price is around 200,000 won.

In the past, even if the price was slightly overpriced, they knew it was a otaku item, so they used to be lenient and not impose tariffs...

If you buy it these days, which is an unbelievable price, you'll probably get hit with a tariff bomb ㅠㅠ

When you buy a figure and it arrives, the moment you look at it is nice...

As time goes by, it becomes a decoration that doesn't catch your eye, so I don't think it's a particularly good hobby lol

A very small part of the figure collection (about 1/6...)

It seems to have changed this afternoon...
It looks delicious. Haha. My mouth is watering...
It seems like the prizes have changed because May is Family Month...
The flake image is also a teddy bear..
I have to go in with some jelly~