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>>33237
viewcomic.com

>>33218
It's on avistaz.

Private tracker though, so if you don't have an account, find someone to invite you. If you can't find anyone, try hitting the site whenever there's a holiday (christmas, valentines, shit like that) and see if there's open registration.

The different continuities are:
>the manga
>the first movie then a second called Innocence
>SAC series, 2 seasons then a movie called Solid State Society
>Arise (OVAs and TV series are the same but I think the TV series has added content)
And you can go through them in any order but this is the production order which is most advisable.

Bubblegum Crisis is the top pick for cyberpunk recommendations. Then there's Cyber City Oedo 808, Psycho-Pass (1st season then movie), Mardock Scramble, MADOX-01

If you liked the movie I'd highly suggest Patlabor, one of the best real robot mecha with the same director.

>>32985
watch the first movie because its da bess.

See both season of SAC. It may seem huge, but you'll be surprised how quickly they pass by. anything after that is up to you. Some people hate the 2nd movie, but i liked it.

>>33019
seconding marduk scramble. Great animation. Story is whatever, but its decent enough to get you through it.
Try armitage III, but dont go past the first movie. dual matrix sucked
as anon also said, bubblegum crisis is good, but its old, so try it and see if you like it.
finally for cyperpunk you could see the appleseed movies. they're ok, but they rely pretty heavily and shit cgi

>>33024
This anon.

First movie, then the Stand Alone Complex series. Both seasons. Second movie if you loved the first, it's also preddy gud.

>>32842
because hiro-chan hasnt updated the site to link it.

>>32965
but why hasn't he?

>>32987
Probably forgot

>>33257
>will donate $1 if its at least 9/10
a whole dollar? woah

>>33270
A legitimate freedom dollar.

for the love of all that is holy, SOMEBODY has to know what skit i'm talking about.

GOD DAMNIT I KNOW YOU KNOW

artgerm

>>33258
Thank you very much my good man!

>>33221

Even if someone would be able to just vectorize it would be better . I just need the TIGA

>>33221
try to check military / tactical fonts

http://www.1001fonts.com/military-fonts.html

nothing too similar, but perhaps you are happy with one of them

File: sp-720.png (75KB, 720x317px) Image search: [Google]

75KB, 720x317px

>>33221
http://www.fontsquirrel.com/fonts/Capture-it

Forget it, most of us on 4chan are either too dumb to do them or just forgot it.

Also underage b8

>>33210
I can do all of that in my head but I'm too lazy to write it down. Next time be less greedy op. You should do most of your work too and only ask for help with the hard shit.

>>33209
dude, you have to be at least 18 to come here. take your sophomore shit and get out

>>33148

Windows 8.1 64 bits

>>33148
I assume you tried

netsh wlan stop hostednetwork

Driver's supposed to work anyway though.

Have you set a static ip?

>>33026
Why in the shit are you marking up a tree like that?

Why are you inventing your own markup language?

No wonder it's difficult to parse: it makes no goddamn sense. You're marking up a tree, but your home-made language is powerful enough to markup a cyclic graph. When it comes to stuff you need to parse, "powerful" is not a good thing.

Just use JSON or XML like any normal person.

Hell, even your 'three view' would be easier to parse, as it can only represent trees.

>>33047
That's the thing. Maybe I'm overcomplicating it.

But no, it's not my own markup language. I'm just using a php array stored in a model. I wrote it like that in OP to save space, as I went way over 2k characters.

And I think I might have come with the solution myself, right now. I still haven't implemented it, but what do you think of something like this?

Array tree for the same example:
array(
__ array("top",array(
__ __ array("left",array(
__ __ __ "img1",
__ __ __ "imgG"
__ __ )), //left
__ __ array("right",array(
__ __ __ "color",
__ __ __ "size",
__ __ __ array("prices",array(
__ __ __ __ "single","mass"
__ __ __ )), //prices
__ __ __ "others"
__ __ )), //right
__ ), //top
__ array("bottom",array(
__ __ __ "description"
__ )), //bottom
)

Recursive function:

function recursivething($arrayname,$array) {
__ $recvalue = "";
__ foreach ($array as $subname=>$subvalue):
__ __ if (is_array($subvalue)):
__ __ __ $recvalue .= "<div id=\"$subname\">" . "\n";
__ __ __ $recvalue .= $this->recursivething($subname,$subvalue) . "\n";
__ __ __ $recvalue .= </div><!-- .$subname" --> . "\n";
__ __ else:
__ __ __ $recvalue = [process data];
__ __ endif;
__ endforeach;
__ return $recvalue;
}

Though I'm still not sure if it's gonna work, as I'm sleepy and I'm planning on implementing 'til tomorrow. But what do you think? Makes sense?

>>33047
>>33053
Ah, wait, found a mistake.

The array is using unkeyed arrays with two values (title and array) for the subdivs, and the recursive function is looking for keys.

So the array would be something like this:

array(
__ "top"=>array(
__ __ "left"=>array(
__ __ __ "img1",
__ __ __ "imgG"
__ __ ), //left
__ __ "right"=>array(
__ __ __ "color",
__ __ __ "size",
__ __ __ "prices"=>array(
__ __ __ __ "single","mass"
__ __ __ ), //prices
__ __ __ "others"
__ __ ), //right
__ ), //top
__ "bottom"=>array(
__ __ __ "description"
__ ), //bottom
)

What do you think?

>>32964
me

>>33057
hi

>>32948
all of them anon. just start watching

easy answer: all of them, but you may omit the movies of Goro Miyazaki and Ocean Waves (TV movie).


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Studio_Ghibli#Films

we've just recently had a thread ranking all the ghibli movies: >>28262

going by that thread i'd say Mononoke-hime, Spirited Away and Kiki's Delivery Service are top notch by /wsr/ consensus

Beautiful. Thanks!

a bump

http://junglevibe1.net/tracks/queens_of_the_stone_age_instrumental.html
I found this site which seems to have them all except for:
You Think You Ain't Worth A Dollar But I Feel Like A Millionaire (Instrumental)
God Is On The Radio (Instrumental)
Another Love Song (Instrumental)
I've listened to them on the site but not tried downloading them so I don't know how legit it is, but those ones are there.

>>32619
Thanks! In this computer i can't listen or download to see if it is legit, only in my home i can try.
But thanks for the effort!