One of my favorite games closed a few days ago and I'm sad. Are there any other MMOs out there with nudity but no sex?
Anyone?
Waiting patiently
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rust_%28video_game%29
What's a really cozy RPG?
the Russian RPG-7 is pretty damn cosy.
The fuck is cozy?
I fucking swear, you faggots come with more retarded buzzwords everyday
Try hourai gakuen no bouken. It really feels like an anime, it's damn funny and lighthearted so you could say it is cozy
Pokemon
I'd like to get into Precure, but there are so many series it's kind of intimidating. Surely they are not all good, right? And the form might differ even though the content may still be the same, right?
Please help me, anons. Can you recommend Precure series I should watch? Is there a recommendation chart?
No matter what you do, don't start with Heartcatch.
It's way too good, and it'll spoil the rest for you.
Start with Smile - no, not the piece of garbage called Glitter Force. The original japanese release called Smile Precure.
Then... I'd say go with the first two series. Futari Wa Pretty Cure and Pretty Cure Max Heart.
Then... if you're into having your dick destroyed by the sexiest character designs in history, go with Fresh Precure.
By then, you'll most likely already be hooked, so Heartcatch won't spoil the rest. So go with Heartcatch, because it's better than most anime, period.
>>95560
Alright, thanks!
Yeah, definitely don't start with Heartcatch. That was my mistake and as a result, I just can't watch all subsequent seasons without dropping them. Mind you, I was watching them when they were still airing. Maybe now it's different with all the episodes available. I don't know.
In any case, I agree with the Fresh and Futari Wa suggestions. Still haven't gotten around watching Splash Star and Yes!5. How do they fare?
Smile... I don't know. Like I said, I dropped it due to lack of interest. Should I keep watching? And what about Go Princess? I heard a lot of praise about it.
I'm looking for an interesting, relatively short manga, something that I can read in an hour or 2 ideally. Any genre is fine.
To give you an idea of what I like, I've been reading Inio Asano's stuff recently (Solanin, What a Wonderful World!). I usually like "coming of age" stories and stuff about life.
Thanks for reading.
Mikai no Hoshi
>>95525
Onani Master Kurosawa. It might be a bit jarring, but it's one of my favorites. Definitely a coming of age story.
>>95541
It's shit after volume 2.
It's also not a 2 hour thing.
A 31-episodes-long arabic series about the Rashidun Caliph was made in 2012. I am trying to watch it but I cannot find working torrents.
There's supposedly a youtube playlist with english subtitles, but all the videos seem to have been made private.
There's also a few episodes on Dailymotion, but I could find only 11 episodes.
Please help me find this. Thank you.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2063241/
damn, no one.
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
>>95923
if you want it so badly pay for it.
/r/ing films, shows, or anime that explore Isolation, anxiety, Isolation, angst, depression, and detachment.
Things that I have already seen: Pic related(My all time favorite film), Donnie Darko, Drive, Blade Runner, Welcome To the NHK, NGE, Lain, and Paranoia Agent.
>>95498
Synecdoche, New York
Charlie Kaufman in general
Nightcrawler to a degree
norte: end of history
https://www.google.com.au/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=3&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwim6623o_nLAhWJl5QKHdLuAloQFggyMAI&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.rottentomatoes.com%2Fm%2Fnorte_the_end_of_history%2F&usg=AFQjCNHHXxTkY1M052m-ZnK8e3oW3WjFwA&sig2=j4XVqCg2ZMlnnUTzh0fDQw
Bit long (4 hours), but quite worth it, quite a slow pace, but that allows for more natural character development
http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/norte_the_end_of_history/
spaz link soz
Can someone remove the animechan.ru watermark from this image for me please?
>>95474
>oni
>goblins
kill yourself.
It it wasn't such a worthless image, I'd do it for you. But I guess I can at least tell you how to: the gimp's heal selection filter.
>>95474
I'm not very good at this, but I tried my best.
>>95542
How new are you?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tc8iu0XFUQc
I would truly appreciate some Simpsons reaction images.
Animal + Pepsi +Disaster
I need as many as possible for reasons
I wish I could help you. This is obviously a noble cause.
>>95460
ur Goddam straight it is
whos this semen demon and from where she is?
Mashiro from Sakurasou.
But seriously, fucking google it and google translate any moonrunes you get. Stop being fucking lazy.
>>95418
>stop being a /wsr/d
Do you know where you are?
I'll just ask in this thread for a reaction image source.
Who's the girl in this? Reverse searching isn't helping.
"Using a program, demonstrate how the memory behaves when the user inputs 4 jobs of different size, showing:
- Available memory space
- Unused space after assigning each job
- Resulting space after each job is freed
Using the First Fit and Best Fit algorithms.
The user must input a minimum of 4 Jobs inside a 1024 KB memory, 24KB which are used for the OS itself. The jobs are stored in an array.
If the sum of all these jobs is bigger than the maximum capacity, it shows an error and the program closes.
After inputting the 4 jobs, you have the option to release a job out of the memory or insert a new job. (<- I'm here.)
If you choose to release a job, the program asks for which job to release, in which case if you choose the 3rd Job, the program will leave a 'hole' in memory in which to use later (array_job[2] = 0), and that memory will be 'freed'. However, that hole cannot be expanded or contracted, and the capacity of that hole will be the same as the 3rd Job's size. (I don't know how to define this.)
If you choose to insert a new job, the program will ask for the size of the job, and depending on the algorithm, it will insert the job into one of the 'freed' slots:
First Fit: It iterates through all the blocks in memory and finds the first 'hole' (from what I can tell, the first 0 it finds through the job arrays) of unallocated space in which the job will fit.
Best Fit: It iterates through all the blocks in memory and finds a 'hole' with the smallest unallocated space in which the job will fit. (While I do understand this algorithm, I don't know how to input it in code. I heard you have to sort the arrays and treat it as First Fit, but I'd need to revert it back afterwards, which I can't seem to do right.)
It needs the average validation methods, the most important ones being 'out of range' ones like if(used_memory>1000) and if(jobsize>block_capacity). I'm working on the code right now and it's a mess, but any help on getting my words into code would suffice.
>>95359
You're only simulating 1024k of "memory", for fuck's sake.
You do not need to be efficient.
A 1024 element array used as a bytemap would be perfectly acceptable: you're fannying about (and probably trying to invent sparse techniques from first principles) over allocating 4k.
int[1024] memory_map;
void fill_memory_map (int start, int size, int val) {for (i=start; i <= start+size; i++) memory_map[i]=val;}
int remove_process(int process) {int j=0;for (i=0; i<=1023; i++){if (memory_map[i]==process){memory_map[i]=0; j++}
return j; }
fill_memory_map(0,1023,0); //initialise
fill_memory_map(0,23,1); // "os"
fill_memory_map(blah)
remove_process(3)
fill_memory_map(find_first_fit(123),123,3);
fill_memory_map(find_best_fit(234),234,4); //bored now. You write this bit. It's possible to find both first and best fit in linear time, using a state machine. You should do this.
>>95359
Best fit is just first fit, but you keep a shadow of the result you were going to return, you keep chugging through memory seeing how much free space is after, and if it's less than the shadow you overwrite the shadow.
int find_free_space(int size){
int sh_start;
int sh_waste=1023;
int start;
int waste;
int state=0;
for (i=0;i<=1023; i++) {
if (state==0) { // searching
start = i;
if (memory_map[i]==0) {state=1;}}
if (state == 1) { // seeking
waste = i-start;
if (memory_map[i] != 0) {state=0; if (waste<sh_waste) {sh_waste = waste; sh_start=start;}}}
return (sh_start);} // error handling and edge conditions are your problem.
>>95402
You should probably also check that the block is larger than size; I'm just back from the pub, so I'm not really on top form for first-year CS questions.
Last thread: >>84032 https://archive.is/6Ynkg
>>84143
>I too have become a meme against my will and tried to find the source (no luck there though).
>>84742
>I would probably find it.
I found it.
OP picture is a composite of this picture...
...with this picture.
The former was shot on 16 February 2006, then resized with Photoshop in 2011.
Here’s a copy that’s slightly cropped but contains EXIF data.
Can anyone help me find an artist? His stuff looks like pic related. All his stuff looks like stills from movies, mostly scifi. I remeber one painting of a man in a phone booth?
google image search
Cornelius Dämmrich
https://zomax.net/gallery/52hz/
>>95381
No, artist I'm lookig for LOOKS like pic related. He had a lot more pictures though and I think his art was less photo realistic. They just both look like movie stills
sorry, don't know it. that style could be about a million different artists. http://www.this-is-cool.co.uk/tag/sci-fi-art/ here's a site that includes some of my favs. they all look like that.
hope someone else remembers seeing a sci-fi phone booth and can help you
/r/'ing the /a/ post where anon calls a loli a big breasted slut.
>>95343
Do you have any more like that picture?
Ecstacy is a hell of a drug.
>>95356
Sadly no, I can post more loli related things later tonight though.
Hey /wsr/, any tips for staying awake for two days straight, I am in a very shitty situation because of a work in groups for college.
preferably nothing lethal.
>>95340
don't
get at least a few hours nap in between
>>95340
I used to do that when I was in college. I just stayed awake out of pure willpower though, I didn't even drink caffeinated beverages.
If you want it badly enough, you'll be able to stay awake. Just don't drive or anything like that.
>>95340
Power naps and cold water.
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