/jp/ - Otaku Culture

You already do my tech support, so I'd help if I could, but I can't read moon lol.

2nd JP's assistance. Give us a hand. ;_;

I wish I knew, because I desperately need to upgrade my computer but I am too lazy to figure out which parts will give me the most bang for my buck and run everything I need.

Oh well, I'd be too scared to physically put it together anyway. Fucking thermal paste and shit.

Holy shit Shugo Chara thread

nuidemoshugoindesu?

Damn it, I remember the original thread.

I will fap to that doujin eventually.

I should start watching SC again.

I stopped at 39. Which episodes between 40-51 weren't fillers?

>>1678005
Huh? Where can I download? I must have missed it.

JName: ぬいでもしゅごいんです 18+: Yes
Circle(s): 低脂肪NEW Anthology: No
Author(s): ほっぺげ Score: -
PAGES: 16 Submited: 2008-05-02
Type: Doujinshi / 同人誌 PV: 171
Parody: Shugo Chara! Replies: 0

>>1678008
Basically, all those episodes were fillers except a few and it kept on going into the second season. The first 2 episodes were reviewing the first season and then it was back to the same formulaic episodes. Still a great show, though.

>>1678025
http://www.toranoana.jp/mailorder/article/04/0010/15/00/040010150051.html

A sample but despite my google fu I can't find a download link.

>>1678008
All fillers.

Season two is all fillers too with some parts of the manga mixed in.

>>1678042
>>1678031

I see, were they cute atleast?

While were at it, how about this piece of loss art? I have two sample images from DoujinshiDB but that's all. I seriously hate how there are only a few Shugo Chara doujins that actually get scanned.

>>1678047
Extremely cute.

CROSSBOARD /g/ + /jp/ BROFIST

/g/ neckbeards will put down their RAGE shields and offer technical support for the 4chan end user the duration of the thread. I encourage all applicable /g/angsters to join in and consolidate computers and lolicon into one thread.

>>1678047
Yup. Highly.

>>1678058
I can't see how we deserve that if we're trying to help them.

>>1678058
Hey.../a/ is here too. Well, I'm from /a/ at least.

>>1678058

Wait we're tech supporting ITT?

>>1678069

I don't follow.

Do you have any computer questions.

Still waiting for a hit on share, might take a while.

I don't get OPs link. Why is it so important? Can someone explain it to me?

>>1678058
/g/ nutbladder friend reporting in.

Since /jp/ is trying to help us, I will put down my elitism and neckbeard temporarily - if you have any tech support questions, now is the time to ask.

>>1678074
Yes.

>>1678074

Show some appreciation.

We've been searching for at least 5 months now.

I know, I know, the burning rage, but try to do your best, /jp/ has shown willingness to help and the least we can do is a little bit of help. I think most /jp/ people's experience with /g/ is that we will rip your head off for absolutely anything.

Aside from trying all the links for shugo chara on RS, im at a loss here. Where do people get their doujins from?

I don't think /jp/ honestly needs tech support, or at least at this hour. All the normalfriends are off to bed and it's just us NEETs left.

Just wondering, since when did /g/ like Shugo Chara?

Running a search for ぬいでもしゅごいんです on Share has given me nothing yet.
I'll leave it on for half an hour, see if it gets a hit.

>>1678086

It dates back a long time to a legendary /g/ thread about network diagrams. I posted a setup of my home network and a poster replied "Your little sister is Hinamori Amu?" With the OP picture. The thread was brutally derailed as we demanded sauce and set out searching, downloading many MB of rar (which was very dangerous). The result was months of searching and rage ending only in dead ends and frustration. Solving this puzzle would be a milestone.

Searching the share database I usually use turned up nothing, sadly.

>>1678101
Since last summer. /g/ is one of the few boards that has actually gotten BETTER recently. There's much less gamer faggotry and much more loli awesomeness these days.

>>1678102
Run a search for either 低脂肪 or ほっぺげ. The title seems to vague to give us a hit so maybe the author might be a better idea.

>>1678114
Worth a shot

>>1678101

/g/ became lolified. Started with the epic Ichigo Mashimaro technology thread sometime in May, snowballed from there. Eventually Shugo Chara got posted in a thread about portable media players, and it was shooped in a "cooru ando spishee mockup" of what Shugo Chara MIGHT LOOK LIKE when played on a Zune. The seeds were sewn.

>>1678088

Alright, here's one. I kinda want to switch to Linux, but I needs me my VNs. What distro works best with windows emulation? Are there going to be any problems getting my shit to work? If my machine is pretty much just a conduit to 2d-land, is Linux gonna give me problems or will it be relatively doable?

>>1678115
Not woth the money. but i'm doing it anyways のヮの

>>1678088

Well, if you insist... What parts should I buy if I want to upgrade my computer to run everything I could need for the cheapest cost? Last time I lurked /g/ Core2Duos and something Nvidia was the way to go, but that was like... December.

>>1678098

Not every NEET is big into computers. I'm just a consumer. I don't know how to fix it if it breaks, I just know how to download and run all the things I want.

>>1678106
>>1678109
Amazing. Personally I have been searching the doujins as well but like /g/ been fruitless. Hopefully this collaboration will find this doujin.

I just clicked the link to that /g/ thread, and I am surprised to see my two favorite lolis, Amu and Miu, in one thread. I have to visit /g/ a bit more now.

/g/ certainly because much better since lolis were posted frequently.

I don't think we'll ever lose the "RAET MY GAEMR BUILD /G - q66004gbvista8800gtep45ds3lexplodingpowersupplynewegg.jpg" threads though.

>>1678102
I doubt it, but...

http://www.sharedb.info/index.php/2cb350b697b7c92e8f4b0158b24d9670ce0ecddd/
1. (同人誌) [クラブモンガー] 低脂肪 (オリジナル).zip
2cb350b697b7c92e8f4b0158b24d9670ce0ecddd

Maybe.

>>1678120
Generally doable, but the visual novels will be difficult; there isn't much effort spent getting wine to work with obscure Japanese dating games.

I'd suggest just having a dual-boot linux/windows; use windows for programs that won't run in linux.

Out of curiosity, is /g/ a lot of /jp/ posters as well? I can't think of many boards where constant loli posts would be accepted, let alone seen as an improvement.

>>1678120
The distro of choice doesn't matter. You're using the same version of WINE no matter what. VNs (and gaming in general) are kinda tricky on Linux though, and I would keep a Windows partition around if you are seriously into that stuff. With that said, you can get a lot of things to work with the right tweaking. Tsukihime can run natively with a patched build of ONscripter, and Fate/Stay Night works almost perfectly with the exception of the full motion videos. I've also had no problem running Planetarian, but I'm not a big VN guy, so I haven't tried much else.

>>1678139
The ones posting loli, yes, but the majority are just trolls not from any particular background.

>>>/g/2772794
>We are more /l/ than /a/ now.
Those poor bastards.

>>1678088
My BIOS won't detect my laptop DVD-RW drive and I'm too chickenshit to open it up. Crawl through the internet and rewire my cables.

Oh, H.M.S., I love those guys.

Artist's site, if anybody wants it:
http://hoppege-milk.hp.infoseek.co.jp/index001.htm

Is it better to get 2 graphics cards to SLI or is it better to get one huge graphics that is worth the same price?

>>1678139
/g/ and /jp/ are my two favorite boards. I feel that they generally have an older and slightly more mature (hahaha oh wow) population than boards like /a/ or /mu/, and they move at a reasonable pace. They are also extremely isolated from normalfaggotry, so they're about as good as you can get these days on 4chan.

>>1678126
Depends on what you have now, and what you want to run specifically.

The following build will suffice for lighter games (not CRYSIS, will max out games like TF2) and it can handle 1080p of course;

CPU: Intel Pentium Dual-core E5200
Motherboard: Gigabyte EP45-DS3L or Gigabyte EP45-UD3R
RAM: 2GB or 4GB Corsair/G.SKILL/Mushkin memory, with low latency timings; 4-4-4-12
GPU: Ati Radeon HD4670
PSU: Any 450W - 500W Corsair, Seasonic, or PC Power and Cooling PSU will do. Seasonic is preferred here, but it may be a bit more expensive than the others.
HD: WD6400AAKS for price:performance. The new 1.5TB drives are looking pretty good for storage.
as for the CASE, the Antec 300 and Coolermaster CM690 are nice cases.

This will cost you 500$-600$. I'm from Europe myself, so I can't be more specific on the price.

>>1678143
>>1678133

Alright, dual-boot it is. Thanks!

>>1678143
Is there a way to format an external harddrive so that it's both readable and writeable by both windows and OS X or do I have to partition it up?

I'm running bootcamp right now and I can access my Windows partition and copy things from it but can't right to it. If I can do that somehow with an external it would make things easier.

>>1678132
No, that's an original doujinshi titled 低脂肪
by the circle クラブモンガー.

>>1678151

it depends. If you are getting 2 9800 GTX+s you are okay, but 2 4870s you might as well get the 4870 x2.
4850 and 8800 cards are good with or without SLI if you are building low-budget.

>>1678165
I was thinking the other way around. But damn.

Obligatory.

>>1678120
>Alright, here's one. I kinda want to switch to Linux, but I needs me my VNs. What distro works best with windows emulation? Are there going to be any problems getting my shit to work? If my machine is pretty much just a conduit to 2d-land, is Linux gonna give me problems or will it be relatively doable?

START WITH UBUNTU. /g/ will say go straight for Arch but that is suicide. All of the distros will be able to emulate with the same capability. If you cannot find a Linux native emulator, you can run Wine, which is a Windows compatibility layer you can install a Windows emulator using if you cannot find one for Linux. Than again if it is for the PC just install Wine and run it there. Installing Wine on Ubuntu is relatively painless as far as the Linux world goes.

I personally use Linux myself and I have never looked back. It is very different than Windows and tasks are done in very different ways. However if your computer is a 2d land, Linux is excellent once you've learned the basics of it. You no longer are able to be infected with malware simply by being connected to the internet.

I view my doujin with gqview. To install it, I simply open a terminal and type "sudo apt-get install gqview" and it goes ahead and immediately starts to install. For me, Linux is simply a better way of doing things. I don't need Windows for anything anymore and many things Linux does better. To get infected with a virus using Linux, you have to really try hard.

After you get over the initial learning curve, I have found it excellent and I prefer it over Windows. The learning curve is there and it can get hard because it is much different. But for me learning my way around it was been completely worth it. Plus you get to hack wireless and crack people's Windows passwords. Score.

>>1678172
Do you have that in 1600x900?

>>1678177
A PS2 game doesn't even run at that resolution.

>>1678151
Personally, I think it's smarter to get one stronger card. That said, it's not really necessary to get a 400$ GPU just to max out crysis. It will be obsolete within one or two years. (this is arguable) The best price:performance card on the market right now is the HD4850 from ATI. The fastest single slot card is the HD4870X2 (this will rely on crossfire for scaling though). The fastest singleGPU card (no crossfire or sli) on the market is the GTX280.
>>1678146
Did it simply stop detecting it one day or did it never work in the first place? It may be a simple BIOS setting that is not valid, or something like that anyway.

>>1678187
I remember the whole panic over this. Please don't do it again.

>>1678187
lol wat

>Is there a way to format an external harddrive so that it's both readable and writeable by both windows and OS X or do I have to partition it up?

Answer: format in FAT32. Both OSX and Windows know how to easily read and write to FAT32 without any hickups.

>>1678164
You need to install ntfs-3g and format as ntfs, ntfs-3g will allow OS X to write to the Partition or external HDD.

>>1678157
I want to run FFXI specifically (I would like to max it out), would the build you mentioned suffice, if not, what parts would be best?

>>1678171
Sadly that is not the case. Also, the circle you're looking for is 低脂肪NEW not just 低脂肪.

>>1678164
I don't use OS X, I use Linux so I'm not 100% sure.

On Linux we have the ntfs-3g driver, which lets us read/write NTFS(windows) partitions. I'm pretty sure OS X should have a port of this particular driver, or at least something similar. I can't help you any more than this though, maybe a friendly macfa/g/ will be so kind.

Or you can use FAT32. Be ware that the filesize limit for FAT32 is 4GB, so you cannot have any files larger than 4GB on this partition. (you can split files in multiple rar archives to overcome this though)

>>1678187
>expires on April 28th, 2008, which is 1 day from now
>your ban is longer than 3 days in length

wat

>>1678157

I mainly want to run strategy games and PS2 ISOs and shit. Shootan and benchmarks aren't my thing so I don't care about Crysis, but I'd love to be able to run Odin Sphere and Nippon Ichi games at a decent framerate.

What I have right now isn't so bad in stats, but apparently the specific parts are pretty bad. Like it's a 3.0 P4, but it's one of the bad ones, and one of those GeForce FX abominations (5200 iirc). Messing with the motherboard and shit is way beyond me so I was just planning on replacing mainly the processor and video card and sticking in some more RAM maybe.

Thanks for the list. Maybe I should just start from scratch. I dunno if my power supply could handle new parts anyway. Oh well, I'll just procrastinate more.

http://doujinmix.com/comic/shugochara/

Found something of interest here. Requires a login to view ぬいでもしゅごいんです.

>>1678170
>>1678186
Thanks, bros.

>>1678222
Site is for cell-phone use. If anyone has a cell-phone that can use those bar-code things, it might help.

>>1678212

Easily.

Consider upgrading the GPU to an HD4850, they are killer for the price, and will run just about anything.

>>1678219

The motherboard MUST be replaced. It will not accept a Core 2 Duo. If you are getting a new computer, I suggest pretty much exactly what was posted, except I would up the GPU to an HD4850, can't hurt it at all. The HD4850 is currently the best price/performance you can get.

Said doujin isn't here:
http://www.mininova.org/tor/1714528

I'll keep share running, but the odds of finding it are low.

>>1678212
FFXI is oooold by now, it should be no problem unless they completely updated the graphics or something after I quit.

When I first started it, I ran FFXI (with some difficulty in crowded areas) on a P3 733 MHz, 384MB RAM, Radeon 7200

>>1678212
Yeah, that build will completely max out FFXI. I learned the required system specs from a quick google search, and that should be more than enough. You can even downgrade some parts if you would like; I would not recommend it though. This is the "sweet spot" in the low-mid end segment as of now.

>>1678219
Yeah, if you're stuck with outdated components on everything it's often smart to make a fresh start; so that there will be no bottlenecks in the system. If you're willing to do PS2 emulation though, you might want to look at a faster GPU (HD4850, or the HD4870 even) and a faster CPU (E7x00 or E8x00), since I seem to remember PS2 emulation is quite resource intensive.

Half an hour, no hits so far. Somebody's probably going to have to buy it.

What is the optimum temperature and humidity to store a computer at?

Linux man from /g/:

Parse the QR code (the box with black and white) with this.
http://sourceforge.jp/projects/qrcode/releases/

See what comes up, if anything.

>>1678244

>Yeah, if you're stuck with outdated components on everything it's often smart to make a fresh start; so that there will be no bottlenecks in the system.

Yeah, the thing is I don't even know if they're outdated or not. Running dxdiag is the extent of my expertise, I don't know how to check my power supply or my motherboard or anything like that.

But 500-600 for everything isn't so bad at all, so I might just start over anyway. Just have to get over my fear of completely breaking everything when I try to put it together.

>>1678250

Temperature does not matter as long as the components stay at a reasonable temperature. People in warmer climates may have more trouble keeping temperature under control. Most susceptible to damage are the GPU and the CPU. If the CPU gets to hot, your computer will immediately halt (emergency shutoff) and you will know. Damage to the GPU due to high temperatures can do damage in the shadows over time without you realizing it and then suddenly you will have artifacting, which means it is too late. Download a program called "speedfan" and it will report to you the temperatures of various components.

As for the moisture: as dry as possible.

>>1678261
From skimming the documentation, that's just a library and not an actual implementation. If we don't get anything tonight, I'll start looking into setting up something with it.

I have torrents to run so Share is off for the night.
No hits, sorry.

/g/ and /jp/ brofisting together to find a Shugo Chara doujin? Fuck yes, this is awesome.

>>1678307
Sauce for that image?

>>1678315
ぬいでもしゅごいんです

>>>/g/2773627

What's the best course of action for a failing laptop power supply?

>>1678332
Immediate replacement of damaged part.

The cord on my laptop power supply is coming off and I can see the fibers. Am I going to die?

Best vm to use in a Linux environment?

>>1678332

The battery or the actual PSU? They will both cost you. Laptop batteries eventually hold no charge, that is just the way they work. The only thing you can do is replace the battery when the life becomes intolerable. If it the actual PSU, that will be costly and it is beyond your ability to do yourself.

>>1678349
You have a slim chance of your laptop literally exploding. Get it fixed,

>>1678350
VMware is best if you're willing to pay otherwise virtualbox works fine

Anyone know where Translator Fag is? He said he was going to translate a part of a Shugo Chara doujin.

Can computer hackers turn my computer into a bomb? and make it blowed up to kill me and my family?

>>1678350

Virtualbox is free and good.

>>1678385

I've done so to many people who have dared wrong me.

>>1678385
Theoretically, yes, if they have certain access to the bios. I've seen computers explode pretty violently before when someone decided to test out a nifty piece of software called the 'ballistic virus.'

>>1678385
Only if they're on steroids.

can anyone get nyaatorrents to load and confirm what's in this pack?

sukebe.nyaatorrents.org/?page=torrentinfo&tid=1755

>>1678349
Yes, but what's wrong with dying?

>>1678398
Not loading for me.

Does CRT vs. LCD still happen, or did all my CRT friends give up?

>>1678373
>virtualbox
Is what I'm using now. I was looking for something that supported 3d acceleration. I suppose I'll go find myself a copy of vmware.

>>1678411
Both were deemed acceptably usable for certain applications. The final solution was to just have both.

>>1678361
Battery is holding a charge as well as it ever has. My last charger wore out, and it's been similar to that (having to wiggle it to get it to register). This charger is not even two months old though. How costly? Would I have to send it back to the manufacturer?

>>1678398
actually nevermind that
>Date: May 16, 2007

>>1678392
I am fairly certain that even if a virus can access the BIOS no allowed setting would cause your computer to explode as BIOS are hardwired so no amount of hacking will give it new settings. However in some older computers the BIOS has settings that could break your computer like if you set the clock speed much higher than your processor could handle it would burn out your central processing unit, but thats pretty much the worse thing that a virus can do other than crash your hard drive by constantly saving + deleting junk data. I also highly doubt that a computer is capable of actually exploding as there are no compounds used in microchips to act as oxidizers.

>>1678404
I once saw three of these.
Do you have the third?

>>1678429
>wiggle it

Sounds like the coils have gotten loose, if you have experience you can crack it open and set the coils by hand.

>>1678398
Nothing

But I just finished checking all of the convention packs I have and just found this.

Want?

>>1678261

After a little messing around with the image I got:

anonymous@something /tmp/qrcode $ java -classpath classes example.QRCodeDecoderCUIExample /tmp/qrcode.png
http://doujinmix.com/
[Success] /tmp/qrcode.png
Processed 1 images in 503ms (503 images/sec)
OK: 1 NG: 0

No good.

>>>/fa/558494

Oh god.

I fucking knew it was going to happen, I FUCKING KNEW IT.

>>1678450
Shugo Chara shall unite the boards.

>>1678444
Definitely do want. Thank you, kind sir.

>>1678411

GAEMS: 22" Sony Trinitron CRT. Animu/mango: 24" is the sweet spot, but make sure not to get one that has a TN panel, which are regarded as shitty. 24" is optimal because you get 1920x1080 native resolution. All 22" LCD screens are TN panels, which is why they seem so much cheaper. Spend the extra money and get the 24" with a different panel than TN, it is worth it. Samsung is generally highly approved of.

>>1678439
No experience to speak of sadly.

>>1678380
He live somewhere in Seattle and goes to UW or something.

setting bookmarks and hanging my hat up for the night. godspeed, nightshift.

>>1678458
uploading

This night has been AWESOME.

/g/ is weaksauce.

My machine is equipped with a 3DFX Voodoo 3. It is blazing fast with its 32-bit texture rendering and 16MB of SDRAM; it kicks /g/'s ass.

>>1678491
Agreed.

/g/ and /jp/, bffl.

>>1678493
sugoi

>>1678458
http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=0baf6b809d263329d2db6fb9a8902bda

What to do with a fail Intel Family Chipset inputted laptop. ;_;

Reproductive systems set to init 5.

Basically that means a full level of daemons and services/functions are now active, meaning I am aroused.

>>1678512

Get a desktop and get a cheap netbook for mobile use, desktops are much more easily maintained and upgraded as they become older.

Nadeshiko is hawt.

>>1678568

Nadeshiko is a futa?

>>1678436
I got these from Pixiv a while back. There were only two pictures with Kohaku.

There is this Hisui as the Yama, though.

>>1678507
Thanks a lot.

>>1678580
>>Nadeshiko is a futa?
Well, you obviously haven't watched the show...

>>1678580
Ignorance is bliss.

>>1678580
Nadeshiko is actually a boy.

Well I am going to bed soon. Total bro thread.

/g/ and /jp/. Best friends forever.

>>1678275
So,
Is this good?

>>1678773
Clean it out with canned air.
Dunno what else.

My Nvidia 8800 is running hot too, and theres slowdown when it reaches 62-65
Gotta google about installing fans and stuff

>>1678773
I'm not from /g/, but those temps don't look great; I only ever had temperatures in the 70's with P4s...

>>1678814
Also, the fire.

bump for more COORU AND SPISHEY

>>1678861
Yes, that too.

I hope this thread is archived so that others can see what a non-cancer cross-board relationship is supposed to be like.

>>1678914
http://archive.easymodo.net/jp/

Checking to see if this is on autosage.

I'm not done with you yet.

>>1678222
>>1678449
I believe this is our best bet so far. What stands between us and this doujin may be that QR code.

Now we need someone in Japan to kindly provide us with access. Or take one for the team by purchasing it, if that's the case.

I'm currently looking to buy a Core2Duo or possibly a quad-core Intel. My system currently runs six 500GB seagates, a generic DVD burner and a Thermaltake xray cupholder/ cigarette lighter.

What I'd like is a mobo recommendation that supports high-end Core2Duo/ quad core and an idea of the wattage power supply required to drive such a monster.

>>1679601
Any Intel P45 mobo will do or if you are GAEMAN Intel X48

>>1679601

Morning /jp/ bros.

You are looking for a Gigabyte P45-DS3L.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813128345

For a PSU you want a Corsair or Seasonic. Corsair is better for GAEMIN, Seasonic is more expensive but they are better for multiple hard drives, but have less power on the 12v rail so can arguably be not as good for gaemin as the Corsair is. Look for 450-550 watts.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817151027

This is a Seasonic 550w. It is what I use, so you know it's good. It would be great for many hard drives.

>>1679694
does it come with an egg layin' amu?

>>1679704

Unfortunately no. But it is an extremely solid choice and allows for healthy overclocking and the quality of the board is top notch, I use one myself. If you need extra features like FireWire and RAID then I suggest a Gigabyte P45-UD3P for about $20 more.

>>1678773

Those temps are unfortunately very hot. Clean it out by spraying the vents with compressed air. If you feel comfortable, you may unscrew it and open it up a little bit to get at it better. Laptops however tend to simply run hotter as you simply don't have the airflow of a desktop.

>>1679721
If you are going to do RAID, you really should get yourself a SCSI card anyways and do it properly. Though you might be able to get by with SATA/PATA you won't have enough slots with what the board has on it to make a worth while array, as ideally you need an extra slot or two.

>>1679733

Agreed if RAID is a big thing for you or you plan on doing something like RAID5. The P45UD3P has only two RAID sata ports. It can be useful if you have two 1 or 1.5TB drives and want them mirrored. I have two WD 1TB Caviar Black drives but no RAID (Gigabyte P45-DS3L) so I manually sync them. In case of a failure of one, there is still one that retains my data until I get a new one and mirror that one. RAID1 seems the most useful on desktops, especially for /jp/'s purposes, as it allows redundancy. Of course it isn't really necessary, as I said, I get along without it just fine by making manual backups. Only 20 more for a P45UD3P though, and it is nice to have the options of two RAID ports + FireWire + eSata for external drives.

>>1679742
or if you are doing some data center work you might want multiple 15 gig SAS RAID 5 arrays, but that gets retardedly expensive (but oh god is it fast and reliable.)

For backing up anime either get a BD writer or a DVD writer and and just write disks every so often keeping about 1-2 TB of disk on hand.

Half of you geeks sound like you dont even know what youre talking about. That being said, ill just enjoy my malware and viruses, thank you.

>>1679560
Read the barcode with my cellphone, it had a link which I followed but it's just to the front page of doujinmix

>>1679814
WTF?! Virus and malware? What are you talkin about? o_o

>>1679721
How bad is this, doc? ;_;

Speaking of this SpeedFan thing, what's a "good" temperature? I don't really like the look of those flames.

Translation, please. Finally got it to display in something other than mojibake.

Switching to IM, out of Amu pictures.

>>1679814

The neckbeards at /g/ recommend ESET NOD32 Home Anti Virus for your needs of preventing malware infections. It costs $40 for a license for one computer. Another solid option is Kaspersky Internet Security, which has a software firewall (usually unnecessary unless you have pirated applications you need to prevent from calling home) and that is around $80 for 3 licenses for 3 computers. I've used both and I recommend NOD32, the system slowdown caused by its real time scanning is among the least of all of them and the detection rates are top notch.

NOD32:
http://www.eset.com/products/nod32.php

>>1680009

That is running a little hot. What kind of processor do you have? It would generally be running too hot for a Core 2 and a touch too hot for an AMD X2, but if it is a Pentium 4 that is pretty much within the normal range, P4s run very hot.

>>1680049
That's the message it gives you when you try to view the doujin, iirc from when I tried that site yesterday.

>>1680054
But does it contain any useful information? At all?

>>1680065
Just a sitename.

>>1680065
Judging by the looks of it, and im not even a /g/eek, theres little to none to be had from knowing where exactöy their servers reside. Seriously, you have to be retarded to think that a general login-screen is something to write home about.

>>1680027

I am guessing that is a laptop because of the battery. I'd say that is pretty much an acceptable temperature for a laptop CPU, even more so if it is an older one like a P4. Mobile processors are designed to withstand heat better than desktop ones. I would still suggest buying some canned air from a computer store (or Best Buy type retailers) and spraying out all the vents every so often to get a lot of the dust out, if it gets too clogged it will overheat and die.

>>1680077
Correct, cool, thanks bro.

>>1680053
Intel Pentium 4.
Planning to get a new computer because this one is just too shitty, but getting good parts in middle of nowhere, Mexico is hard and that newegg site doesn't ship over here.

>>1680049
The moonrunes say that the site you're trying to access is only for mobile phones.

>>1680085

Than that is fine for a P4, those are temperatures I would expect, it looks like it is working fine. I am unsure about where to buy parts from in Mexico, sorry about that.

When you get a new computer I would suggest an Intel E5200. Both of the Linux /g/angsters in this thread use it and it is an excellent processor for around only $80-$90. When I boot into Windows I can max out TF2 (but that has more to do with my graphics card, currently a 9800GT, but if you are getting a higher performing card I suggest the ATI HD4850, performs much better for around $30 more). It would be a massive upgrade over the P4. The P4 was kind of a disappointment that Intel put out, but they made up for it with Core 2. A Core 2 Duo at 1.4GHz will out-perform a 3.0GHz P4, and the E5200 is a newer Wolfdale model that runs at 2.5GHz natively, but you can overclock the hell out of it. I have it running at 3.0GHz without it breaking a sweat. I have an upgraded cooler from the stock Intel one, but the stock one will easily handle an overclock to 3.0GHz. Just get a solid motherboard like the Gigabyte P45-DS3L for around $100 and pick up some good memory. I recommend going ahead and getting 4GB instead of 2GB because the price increase is very minor between the two. Corsair XMS2 at 800MHz is a good choice.

>>1680115
Sir, I appreciate your help and your advice. But i can only speak english and Spanish.

But yeah, writing down most of the stuff you just suggested, might have to sell the Wii and i hope this toaster is worth something so i can buy a new system.

Thanks /g/uy and good luck getting that doujin

>>1680085
I live within 5 minutes to USA and I can't ship to a P.O. box or use an international card on newegg, it's a real shame.

I left share running for a few hours, I'll check for anything new when I get home.

Both the thread on /g/ and /jp/ are STILL FUCKING ALIVE.

FUCK YEAH SHUGO CHARA

/g/ and /jp/ are the two boards least susceptible to the cancer and guido normalfaggotry. These threads have both been awesome, and I want to thank both /jp/ for helping us out on this quest and my fellow /g/angsters who were willing to help answer questions for them that would normally get their heads cut off on /g/.

>>1680709

>/g/ and /jp/ are the two boards least susceptible to the cancer and guido normalfaggotry.

But we've been completely overrun by it. I guess they just don't bother with threads full of Shugo Chara.

>>1680715
/jp/ has it, just not much during the night shift, when all this took place.

Holy shit this thread is still alive

>>1680724

I can't say I've ever noticed a marked difference between day and night on /jp/, other than in traffic. It's just real slow at night, I imagine the good:shit ratio is pretty much the same. I miss the old /a/ nightshift.

>>1680741
Because we could all bawwwww from roneryness, amirite?
Once or twice was OK, but when we started having a few simultaneously in the first page, it was time to stop.