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>>162802
jesus christ anon get a job and buy some fancy shit

I'd suggest paying a bit more, if you can afford it. There's a noticeable leap in quality between $10 mice and $50 dollar mice, not just in features but in durability. The really cheap ones tend to wear out in use.
I've had a Logitech G400 for a few years, and I've been pretty happy with it.

>>162917
>There's a noticeable leap in quality between $10 mice and $50 dollar mice, not just in features but in durability
This. The only sturdy mice you can find in the $10-$20 range are extremely bare bones, talking 2 buttons and a clickable scroll-wheel. This is actually my favorite mouse that I've used for like 10 years now: http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/122033040932?lpid=82&chn=ps&ul_noapp=true

Can only find them on eBay now, but I bought a half dozen of these a few years back and I'm still haven't burned through the first one after 4 years.

>>162799
Casshern Sins
One Punch Man
Mahouka Rettousei (shit)
Sword Art Online (shit)
No Game No Life

>>162806
Thanks!

>>162799
Sakamoto Desu Ga
Mobile Suit Gundam Seed
Kara no Kyoukai

>how I can teach my self how to program
you can't

>write code
you can't

>change my ip address
you can't

Y

>teach yourself stuff
That's on you

>change my ip address
Power off your modem, go to router settings and change the MAC address. Power on modem again and wala

What.cd and other private trackers

If you need it now, try scrounging up what you can get from bakabt, rutracker, nyaa, and various Google results

>>162771
I had completely forgotten about rutracker! Those russians have everything (though I found RIP SLYME's latest on japanese blog, who would've thought), thanks!

what.cd always seemed like too much of a hassle to join.

>>162776

There's also Jpopsuki.

I don't know if their applications are still open, but that's an easier private tracker to get into. If they're not open, you might have to wait a while since they were just opened a few weeks ago.

Also https://nipponsei.minglong.org/ has a lot of anime music, if you want that. You'll have to use IRC to get the files though.

This?

https://youtu.be/HfH3MXYF5Xo

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>>162810
yes! That one.Thanks.

Wtf? I damn fucking swear it was 2365x1330

https://pixabay.com/en/trees-forest-woods-thicket-1209088/

Bum

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>short bumps
will get your thread ignored. wait at least 1hr or longer.

>>162745
Claymore
Berserk
Rokka no Yuusha
Shingeki no Bahamut

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>Have fun!

wha

>>162750
KEK

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>>162767
uhh... sorry

>>162743

I use Taiga, a desktop application that can synchronize with MAL or Hummingbird. The dev has plans to expand it to work with more sites but it's dependent on those sights having friendly APIs, or so he claims. Anyway, main advantage to Taiga is that it automatically updates your anime list by detecting your media player and reading the files you're watching and matching them to the database you're synchronized with.

For movies I use Letterboxd, which has a circlejerky community on /tv/. It's that or imdb but I fucking hate imdb so I had to pick something else. Good luck finding one for porn.

>>162708
>I'd prefer an app that used anidb
Good bloody luck.

Anidb makes it so difficult to code against their API, than no-one bothers. They're terrified someone will walk off with their data, even though:
- it's been independently reimplemented more than twice now.
- you can just hook the SQL driver in anidb-o-matic and extract the whole database from there
- Their "database" doesn't even have Inferno Cop in it.

>>162987
Yeah I originally tried to maintain a list on AniDB but their database is lacking titles and the site itself is just unwieldy. Not that MAL is super great or anything, but at least I can hook it up to Taiga which has a really nice interface.

On the screen? It's Rune Scape.

>>162689
thanks! gonna play it with my AK on the screen

Some help would be greatly appreciated, I really need it by Saturday

>>162891
vidbull.com/x438xj0z7fjs.html
found this on 3 seconds not if it is tho. if you cant dl it try searching for tubeoffline vidbull.

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>>162892
Thank you based anon

I just use the Save Images add-on in firefox. You can open images, by selecting or filtering, if there are links to them on a page. You can then save images from that tab.

If it's for 4chan, try Ychan

I use Neodownloader

>>162655
Looks fine. Seems like you're overpaying for some stuff but I don't know if that's just Australian prices.

>>162682
Yeah it's mainly Aussie prices, shit that's like 500 US is $1000 here.

I'd get an extra set of fans to get rid of the stock Hyper 212 Evo Cooler master fan. The Heatsink works great but I had to get me a set of nice silent Corsair ones that ran faster and nicer. It would probably only be like twenty bucks more. That way you could also fuck around with push/pull configuration which doesn't help that much more but if you only use one fan on the cooler you can put the other fan on the case.

>Windows 7
Consider upgrading to 10 when you get it.
>Anti-virus
Malwarebytes / Spybot S&D
>Music
Spotify / Foobar
>Add-on software
Eh?

>>162669
>Consider upgrading to 10
Don't listen to this guy, there's no reason to consider it at all.

>>162651
>windows 7
Install gentoo.

>solid antivirus
You won't need an antivirus if you install gentoo.

>music
I like Audacious. Clementine is fine too.

>add on software
Depends on what you want.

For videos, I'd go with mpv.

For ebooks, calibre.
For comics/image folders, mcomix.

Firefox as a browser, with (let me check my currently installed addons) Add to search Bar, Classic Theme Restorer, Flash Video Downloader, Greasemonkey, HTTPS Everywhere, MEGA ff addon, uMatrix, uBlock Origin (for whenever I turn off uMatrix yet I still want no ads) and user agent switcher. I'd also recommend, for greasemonkey, loadletter's 4chanX, Anti-Adblock Killer, ViewTube and Bypass Youtube Age Verification.

qBitTorrent as torrent client.

HexChat (or xchat) for IRC.

Gimp with g'mic and gimp-gap for image manipulation.

ffmpeg for multimedia conversion.

Geany for programming.

LibreOffice for, well, office shit, I suppose.

... I don't know what else to recommend. Depends on what you want to do.