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submitted by yuurei to manga 7 points | 0 comments https://jojowiki.com/Joseph_Joestar#Part_3-5 I’m writing articles about JoJo that provide additional context regarding Japan’s culture and language. I suspect the line attributed to Joseph after defeating DIO (Vol. 28) on JoJo Wiki may be mistranslated. I’m not sure whether it’s an actual mistranslation or simply a mistake in JoJo Wiki’s transcription. * jojowiki(jojowiki.com/Joseph_Joestar#Part_3-5) “The things we’ve lost can’t be compared to the importance of the Earth. But because of them, we’re still alive.” * Japanese Edition “ワシらの失ったモノはこの地球にも匹敵する程大きい。しかし、彼らのおかげだ。彼らのおかげで、ワシらは生きているのじゃ” * Literal translation of the Japanese edition “What we have lost is as vast as the Earth itself. But it’s all thanks to them. Thanks to them, we’re still alive.” If anyone owns the English edition, could you check whether the line actually appears as written on JoJo Wiki? I’d really appreciate it.

Cyborg Asylum - Breaching Earth (Part 3) (2025) Label: Boomwall Records Catnum: NA Download: Cyborg_Asylum_-_Breaching_Earth_(Part_3)-WEB-2025-ZzZz

Elysa Tiara - Transcendence (Part 3) (2025) Label: Boomwall Records Catnum: WBDA1295 Download: Elysa_Tiara_-_Transcendence_(Part_3)-(WBDA1295)-WEB-2025-ZzZz

It seems like it failed even faster when using ‘upload’ rather than ‘upload-large-folder’ When you say run it on parts of the repo one by one… OK but how do I ensure it’s uploaded to the right path? If the repository looks like this: ├── 2017/ # 2017 release │ ├── part_1/ # 2017 part 1 │ ├── part_2/ # 2017 part 2 │ ├── part_3/ # 2017 part 3 │ ├── part_4/ # 2017 part 4 │ └── part_5/ # 2017 part 5 (originally labeled "additional") ├── 2018/ # 2018 release │ ├── part_1/ # 2018 part 1 │ └── part_2/ # 2018 part 2 Do use huggingface-cli like this if I want to start with the 2017 subfolder? huggingface-cli upload mysocratesnote/jfk-files-text/2017 ~/Desktop/extracted_text/releases/2017 --repo-type=dataset Thanks.

Introduction: A new cybersecurity concern has emerged in the digital underground — a malicious file disguised as a harmless movie clip is silently making its rounds online. Security researchers from MalwareHunterTeam and Thor Scanner have uncovered a suspicious sample labeled “Part_3.mkv”, which astonishingly registers zero antivirus detections on VirusTotal (VT). The malware, hidden inside a renamed PostScript (PS) file within an archive named “Other_Parts.zip,” has already been spotted spreading from Belgium, raising concerns of a stealth campaign bypassing mainstream detection systems.