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How to Subscribe to Shonen Jump+

Someone asked me for a tutorial on how you can subscribe to the Japanese digital releases of Weekly Shonen Jump even from outside Japan, so, here we go!

THINGS TO KNOW:

A subscription to Weekly Shonen Jump costs 980 yen per month, and it is always charged on the first of the month every month until you cancel. If you purchase your subscription during the middle of the month, you simply have less time before the next charge.

Depending on your credit card, you may also be charged a small foreign transaction fee on top of the 980 yen.

Your first subscription includes the most current issue of WSJ, so if you subscribed on a Saturday, you could still read the issue that was released the prior Monday.

Back issues are not included. You will only have access to the newest issue of WSJ and Jump GIGA when you subscribed and every subsequent issue released after that. To have access to past issues, you have to purchase them individually.

This tutorial is for the desktop web browser version of SJ+. The SJ+ app is different; I have heard you can create a Japanese Google Play or Apple account and purchase giftcards through their respective stores, then download the SJ+ app and buy a subscription with that, but I have no experience with this method.

Shueisha's payment processor can be finicky. It does not accept debit cards, only credit cards. Please note which kinds of credit cards they accept as shown in Step Five.

Because the charge comes from another country, initial attempts may get flagged as fraudulent by your credit card company, so be sure to contact them to confirm the purchase is from you. The site rejected my card a couple times before I was able to clear it with my card issuer and try again.

The SJ+ website is in Japanese; my tutorial includes side-by-side screenshots of the original pages and a machine translation.

Machine translation sites can't access pages you need to log in to see, so if you have any problems and don't understand what you're seeing, take a screenshot and translate the image before continuing.

STEP ONE: Go to the Shonen Jump+ website

They are legally obligated to tell you about cookies. shrug?

STEP TWO: Find the new subscription button and click it

This will take you here! Look at Izuku, beaming at noncommittal passersby, encouraging them to shell out the big bucks just to see his sweet face every week. Click the yellow button to continue.

STEP THREE: Account registration

This initiates account registration. Fill out the information, accept the terms, and usher on. You will have to check your email and click the link they send you to verify your account.

I already had an account, so I don't know if they let you jump right back into your subscription attempt after verifying. If not, go back to to the main page, log in (click ログイン, in the top righthand corner near the new subscription button), and then start the subscription process.

STEP FOUR: Initiate subscription process

STEP FIVE: Enter payment details

Scroll and click the blue button to continue.

STEP SIX: Confirm purchase

It'll look like this. Click the blue button to confirm.

Now you've got a subscription to Weekly Shonen Jump! Wahoooo~!

If you click the blue button to continue, they take you back to their main page with a notice up front.

My Page is where you can see everything you've bought, rented, and the newest issues of your subscribed magazines.

When you are logged in, the main page will look like this:

Notice that you can also access the newest WSJ on the right there.

You can also look at or edit your account information by clicking My Page and going to Customer Information.

Notice that if you need to update your account details or payment information, or cancel your subscription, this is where you will do it.

After you click the red link for canceling, you will be shown a page asking you to confirm. Once you cancel, your subscription will still be valid until the last day of the month in which you cancelled.

And that's how you do it! Have fun! <3

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Short-Term vs. Long-Term Laptop Rentals: Which is Right for You?

In today's fast-paced digital age, the necessity for efficient computing devices is undeniable. Whether you're a business professional, a student, or a creative artist, having access to the right technology is crucial. One of the most flexible options available is renting laptops. This option offers distinct advantages over purchasing, especially in a dynamic market like Kolkata. The key decision lies in choosing between short-term and long-term rentals. Each option has its unique benefits and potential drawbacks, making the decision highly context-dependent.

Understanding Short-Term Laptop Rentals

Short-term laptop rentals are typically defined as leases that last from a few days to several months. This option is particularly beneficial for events, temporary projects, and situations where immediate, high-quality computing power is required without the long-term commitment.

Benefits of Short-Term Rentals

Flexibility: Short-term rentals offer unparalleled flexibility. Businesses can scale their technology needs up or down based on current demands. This is especially useful for startups and companies with fluctuating workloads.

Cost-Effective: For short-term projects, renting can be more cost-effective than purchasing new equipment. This helps in managing budgets efficiently, particularly for temporary staff or interns.

Access to Latest Technology: Renting for short periods allows users to access the latest models without worrying about depreciation. This ensures that you always work with up-to-date technology.

Situations Ideal for Short-Term Rentals

Conferences and Trade Shows: Temporary needs for high-performance laptops for presentations and demos.

Short-Term Projects: Project-based work where specific software or hardware capabilities are required.

Travel: Business trips where carrying personal laptops might not be practical.

The Merits of Long-Term Laptop Rentals

Long-term laptop rentals typically extend beyond six months and can last up to several years. This option is generally more suitable for businesses and individuals with ongoing needs for reliable computing power.

Advantages of Long-Term Rentals

Lower Monthly Costs: Long-term rentals usually come with reduced monthly rates compared to short-term leases, making them more economical over extended periods.

Consistent Technology: Ensures that employees have consistent access to the same technology, which can enhance productivity and reduce the learning curve associated with frequently changing devices.

Maintenance and Support: Rental agreements often include maintenance and technical support, ensuring that any issues are promptly addressed without additional costs.

Ideal Scenarios for Long-Term Rentals

Educational Institutions: Schools and universities that require laptops for students over an academic year.

Corporate Use: Companies that need reliable and uniform technology for their workforce.

Remote Work: Employees working from home who need consistent access to high-quality laptops.

Making the Right Choice

The decision between short-term and long-term laptop rentals depends largely on your specific needs and circumstances. For individuals and businesses in Kolkata, it's essential to assess the nature and duration of the requirement. Laptop rent in Kolkata offers a plethora of options tailored to diverse needs, ensuring that you can find the perfect solution whether for brief engagements or extended use.

Exploring Desktop Rental Options

While laptops are incredibly versatile, there are instances where desktop computers are more suitable. For those needing robust computational power and larger display setups, considering desktop rent in Kolkata might be advantageous. Desktops generally provide better performance for intensive tasks such as graphic design, video editing, and software development.

Conclusion

Choosing between short-term and long-term laptop rentals involves evaluating the specific requirements of your projects and the flexibility you need. Short-term rentals offer agility and access to cutting-edge technology for transient needs, while long-term rentals provide cost efficiency and stability for ongoing demands. Understanding these distinctions can help you make an informed decision, ensuring that you get the best value and performance out of your rental agreement in Kolkata.

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@juliakayyy tagged me to do one of these, thank you!

name: Elin

your birthday: May 4

where in the world are you? Sweden

when did you join tumblr? About ten years ago, maybe eleven.

do you have any sideblogs? Yes, 6

mobile or desktop? Desktop & tablet, I took the app off my phone

your perfect sleeping conditions: phone charging in the far corner of my room so I have to get up to get it, two pillows, duvet up to my ears and feet out, no fear. Also The Boy's latest habit is to curl up next to me and tolerate me having a hand near him as we fall asleep.

a movie you think everyone should see at least once: I don't think I have it in me to say there's something everyone should see, considering how truly stupidly cranky I get when people tell me I "have to watch" something.

what shoes do you wear the most often? Sandals in summer and... I have to get new shoes, soon. There's very little left of the sole on last year's shoes. They were some kind of black stretchy fabric shoe?

find the book closest to you. turn to page 7. what’s the 7th word? from

describe your keys to me: 5 of different sizes just to my own building, three to my parents', bike key, measuring tape, lanyard, and earplugs.

what’s your favorite snack? Licorice and popcorn

one of your aspirations: Too many, but one is to maybe one day have like, a printing studio in my home? But then I'd have to have a home to have a printing studio in and that sounds like a lot. (I rent and I like renting.)

and finally, tell me a random fact about yourself:  When I was but a wee bairn I saw a "how it's made" type of segment of a kid's show where they talked about how plates were made and after that, whenever someone asked what I wanted to be when I grew up, I would say product designer. No, actually, I would say the Swedish word which is "formgivare" - giver of form! Which is an even sillier thing for a 6 year old to say. Also sometimes I'd say tiger handler.

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also doing the Picrew - because I am procratinating the sincerely fuckton amount of work I have to do this week, and I liked that this one had eye baggage as an option, behold: a bog fish

Tagging anyone who wants to do it! If you do it, tag me so I can snoop on your answers : 3

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drops a small writing snippet of my YTTD AU "Trialswitch" because this scene came to me in full clarity out of nowhere

[FIRST TRIAL]

I woke up in a strange, white room. There seems to be very little in here, minus a table with an old computer... and is that a walkie-talkie...?

<click computer to interact>

Shin: (This thing is ancient...)

<click walkie-talkie to interact>

Obtained walkie-talkie.

???: "Testing, testing, one two threeeeee... can anybody hear meeeee?"

Shin: (That voice...! It sounds like...)

Shin: "Hiyori...?! Hiyori, is that you...?"

Hiyori: "Ahaha... The one and only…"

Shin: "But... But…"

This shouldn't be possible... Hiyori is dead.

He's been dead for the past two years... or so I thought, I suppose...

Hiyori: "What's the matter, Shin...? Shaken up that you were spontaneously abducted and brought to an unfamiliar location...? Ahaha!"

Shin: "Enough of this...! I'm... I'm too old for your stupid games anymore, Hiyori! I'm an adult now, I have a job…"

Shin: "I don't have time to sit here and torture myself for you anymore...!"

Shin: "I just... want to go home and work my shift... I need to pay my rent, Hiyori."

Hiyori: "…"

Hiyori: "I guess a whole lot changed in two years, huh, Shin?"

Hiyori: "Unfortunately for you, this is not a game."

Hiyori: "This is reality... ahaha."

Shin: "Wh... what...?"

Shin: "This isn't funny, Hiyori...! I'm sick of your jokes!! Let me out...! Please…"

Hiyori: "No can do, Shin! You have to play the game just like everyone else!"

Shin: (What is he talking about...? Did he kidnap other people for this?!)

Is this... even the real Hiyori...? He's been missing for two years now... What if this is all just some sick joke someone's playing on me...?

But who in the world would even care enough to do that? I'm nobody...

Hiyori: "Now... see that little dinky computer in front of you, Shin?"

Yes... There's a very basic desktop computer sitting on that table near the wall. It looks really old... its specs are probably-

Hiyori: "This is where the coding knowledge I so graciously gave you should really come in handy, ahaha! You can thank me later."

Shin: (...Typical.)

Hiyori: "This room... is completely locked. Not even I can open the door! The only way to get out is to use the computer and hack through the security to unlock the door. Simple, no?"

Shin: "...Hiyori, if you wanted to test my skills to make sure I haven't gotten rusty-"

Hiyori: "But there's a catch."

Hiyori: "If you fail to open the door within thirty minutes... then a poison gas will fill the room, killing you within mere seconds. How exciting!"

Shin: (...!)

Shin: "Aha... ahaha... C'mon now, Hiyori, those kinds of jokes aren't very nice…"

Hiyori: "Ahaha... I'm not joking, Shin."

Hiyori: "Good luuuuck! Your first trial begins now!"

Shin: "First trial?! W-wait-! Hiyori!!"

With a click, his voice vanished. First time I've heard from him in years, and he's gone again in an instant. After threatening my life and refusing to explain anything...

...Well, not that this was out of character. He's an even worse friend than I remembered...

Shin: (So... I gotta hack through this in thirty minutes...? That's a tight time frame for anyone...)

Shin: (I better start now, I guess... Haaa... I feel my whole body shaking...)

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