Jun
19th
Wed
19th
Steampunk Tardis Dress
I had a wonderful chance to work with JM Frey last week, and these photos are the result! For full details on the costume, check out JM’s page here.What i did last Wednesday! Well, half of it! So much fun was had and we managed to avoid rain, which made me very happy indeed. SUCH a fantastic lady, and costume too!
Eternal Sailor Moon - WindoftheStars
Eternal Sailor Mercury - NyuNyu Cosplay
Eternal Sailor Venus - Sparkle Pipsi
Eternal Sailor Mars - DayDreamer Nessa
Eternal Sailor Jupiter - Lady Staba
Eternal Sailor Saturn - Elber-Chi
Eternal Sailor Uranus - Furesiya
Eternal Sailor Neptune - Maryssa
Eternal Sailor Pluto - Kitty Princess KiePhotos by: Darkain Multimedia
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Jun
18th
Tue
18th
Anonymous asked: How much money to do photoshoots?
Hiya:
at this point I’m taking a mostly-break from con shoots, paid or not. I’ll shoot here and there, but I’m not really scheduling much for cons right now. Away from cons there can be shoots, subject to my crazy schedule, and if I charge or not depends on what it’d cost to get me there, what it’s for (I.e. intended for sale/promotional/commercial or not) and my random whims. Make a pitch for a shoot idea and things can be talked about…
yes let’s make public transport an even more awkward experience
This was pretty much why I never bought Nintendogs for the DS…
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Jun
17th
Mon
17th
Seras Victoria - Hellsing
Lookie lookie! :D That’s my Seras!
Hehehe it’s me. = u =
Thanks for posting and sourcing! :D
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The latest rumors surrounding the Xbox One are that the demos that Microsoft allowed people to play on at E3 were not running on an Xbox One, but instead running on high-end PCs with Titan graphics cards.
If this is the case, they were running the games on a system that is around 3x faster than the Xbox One.These rumors are backed up by images that clearly show a high-end desktop under the displays of the Xbox One stands at E3.
How…
How can this just keep getting worse?
Welcome to how ALL new consoles are handled when debuted at a trade show. The ps4 was likely on towers as well considering the ps3 was on 2 mac pros each when originally debuted. Not to mention actually being there, the only ps4 physically on display was in a large glass case in the center of the booth that was the size of my house 3 times over.
There are a number of reasons for this, the largest being security. Its a lot less worthwhile to steal a PC tower than the actual dev units which is really handy when you have a dozen or more display setups. Another being the worst case scenario for these systems is something breaking (which is a bit more likely in early production versions) so if one of them does go down its a lot easier to fix if in a tower than in the actual console.
If you’re looking for reasons to hate on the Xbox one then there are plenty of other reasons that microsoft is pushing as bonuses but this one is beyond reaching.
Sarah gives a better less jargon answer to it :)
The latest rumors surrounding the Xbox One are that the demos that Microsoft allowed people to play on at E3 were not running on an Xbox One, but instead running on high-end PCs with Titan graphics cards.
If this is the case, they were running the games on a system that is around 3x faster than the Xbox One.These rumors are backed up by images that clearly show a high-end desktop under the displays of the Xbox One stands at E3.
Its like a train wreck that you can’t look away from
Psst… there’s a good chance the PS3 was doing the same.
Here’s the thing, the logistics of having a huge number of pre-release systems ready for E3, fully tested in “this cannot break, 100% for sure” and locked down, is not an easy task. The logistics of just having that supply of pre-release boxes that weren’t developer boxes would be expensive and complicated for no reason.
XBox runs on the same architecture as PCs, and to be honest, they were probably running them on virtual machines - that way, if a system crash happened with games that aren’t public yet, they can just load the VM in again and in a matter of seconds have it back in action. Furthermore, VMs are great for being remotely configured and managed, so one dude in a back room can simply push a few buttons to reload an entire system in a couple of seconds rather than the PR disaster of a machine breaking and them having to replace/reinstall it or leave it there with “out of order” signs on it. Nobody wants the optics of a dead XBox being taken away.
So, they load the XBox OS as a VM, stick it on high-end machines to make sure the VM overhead doesn’t affect play, and managed them all that way. It also means instead of producing these machines just for E3 they can use stock hardware (or even rent these things) and wipe it all at the end of show, no fuss, no muss. It also stops the nightmare scenario of a box being stolen so far before launch.
There’s lots of things Microsoft did wrong at E3, but this is just people trying way too hard to be indignant over what is a company being smart with their money.
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if you honestly believe tumblr has taught you more than school in any way and that tumblr is more valuable than education please sit down. heres a glass of water. prepare yourself. youre wrong. yeah. ill give you a minute
Wait so “posts that validate the worldview I already have” isn’t more important than “information that challenges what I believe”…
…that can’t be true, this tumblr post says I’m right!
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