From my image archives (aka /b/ folder), here is something that will either make you laugh, or leave you feeling disturbed. Presenting to you, the haado gei kafra! I wonder what methods he does to “reset” your character.
UFUUUUUUUU~!!!
30Apr
From my image archives (aka /b/ folder), here is something that will either make you laugh, or leave you feeling disturbed. Presenting to you, the haado gei kafra! I wonder what methods he does to “reset” your character.
UFUUUUUUUU~!!!
28Apr
When I read this article about an Autocast Paladin build. I thought that it was too impractical for commoners, since that build required 3 Boss cards and extremely rare Valkyrie items to be effective.
However, let me share with you my autocast build using equipments which most people can afford: Read more »
25Apr
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Usually when I’m bored, I usually do programming as a hobby. During my free time, I programmed a simple Magic Damage Calculator for Valkyrie Profile: Silmeria. It calculates the different elemental damages based on your current stats, versus the enemies’ defenses. The magic damage formula is usually taken into account when using magic, elemental weapons, or combos that has a special elemental modifier. I’ve also uploaded the source code for anyone who wants to use it for their own site. Additional Rant: Still haven’t got the Angel Slayer yet. 5 more Seraphic gate cycles to go -_- |
Build this code in gcc:
#include <stdio.h>
int main(int c,char**v) {
char *s=”B+p:ubYBGG0,|M3B=1*0N\n”
”it’s touring complete\n”,*k[]={s+21,–s};
return c?({while(main(!k,k))putchar(**k^*k[1]-10);0;}):(v [1]++,*++*v);
}
Ducks are Touring complete. They move across a (theoretically) infinite
river in either direction. They have memory. In each step, they can
catch fish, take a dump, or quack.
This meme must live on! =D
In my work, we had a server migration to relocate all of our files to a newer server to handle our company’s increasing load. However, something unexpected happened. In testing our PHP codes to ensure integrity, we had encountered a very strange bug. In some pages, includes, classes and functions began to have 2 or 3 instances in a page instead of having just one. Read more »