/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>35358720
>Melbourne
Upside-down, rain - checks out!

>>35358213
Yes, pic related is from Kyneton, in country Victoria.

>>18191960
They're ￥8,450+ on Amazon JP, so ￥6k is pretty good.

>>18191581
As the other anons said, you don't need expensive gear. Whilst I hate to admit it, phones can take pretty good photos but they have a tiny sensor and a tiny lens, so they do need a steady hand and light. And if you don't have a steady hand then more light will help, because it allows a faster shutter speed.
If blurry photos are a common outcome, try taking a few and choosing the best.
Ideally, camera-anons could give tips, rather than criticism-anons bullying.

Post more fumos!

>>18193366
I don't know about that but it is a bad shoop. Deka Cirno has been flipped and Sanae is disproportionately large.

>>17754232
>Do not lie to fumo friends. There is a rerelease of 1.5 Flan coming out with this batch.
You are right, it is I who is confused. I should have checked >>17733155 which is, ironically, the image that I posted in the previous thread... I did check the Gift page but didn't scroll down far enough.
However the other anon did mention AmiAmi backorder and they don't have orders open (or have 1.5 in the title and I forgot that 26 was the first 1.5) nor have they added the latest batch yet.

Please accept this OC softness as an apology.

>>16481037
>god the same old shit im not even angry anymore
>this makes me sick. if this was the only qualification you needed idve been hired years ago. :(
I'm trying hard to not take offence to these comments. And I'm not going to apologise for my best friends having started in the industry a year or two before I did. I still had to interview.
It wasn't the only qualification that I had, it was an indication that I was serious and knew what I was talking about (remember, there were no guides on any of the 15 websites on the internet to multi-boot PCs in 1995). I worked for the same employer for 10 years, until interstate management ran the company into the ground, and my pay doubled in the first 12 months, once I had proven that I knew my shit and worked hard. That said, tertiary qualifications aren't the be-all and end-all if you want to work for an integrator/VAR - industry and vendor certifications are far more relevant.

>i do feel that its harder to get a foot in nowadays tho.
I will agree with that. I started in the industry when a significant number of companies didn't even have one computer, let alone have one in every office. There also wasn't the sense of entitlement that a lot of tertiary graduates have nowadays. Heck, you can do a CCIE bootcamp at high school now; my high school only bought their first PCs (80286) when I was in year 11 - prior to that it was BBC Micros - and that's where I spent my lunch breaks.

>>16481072
>do not discuss jobs in this thread
>comfy topics only
I started typing up my post before you posted this, so I'm going to post my post.

But I'm also going to post more OC softness, to further apologise for OT.

I went for a walk with Suwako earlier today and we found a playground. More photos later.