I used to play City of Heroes before the game's untimely cancellation, and the computer I used to use for it refused to boot up a while afterward. Is there anywhere where I can get the CoH character creation engine, with all the bonus outfits and the like? What about similar character creation programs?
Looking for a drawing with Elesa and a Mareep Elesa (in her Black/White 2 outfit) is on all fours and saying "baa", imitating a Mareep. A Mareep on the left gives her a wtf expression. I tried googling it but I couldn't find it.
Does anyone have anything about kanji’s history? Like some books PDFs or publications or anything really. I am more interested in modern history like after ww2 but anything would be of great help. Thanks!
I've already posted it yesterday at night but it i haven't found a right answer to this. Here is my quote: >Hi /tv/ help me out. I can’t find a movie that i saw when i was a kid (i am fucking zoomer) and it drives me crazy. It’s a movie about a teenager kid (male ~16 years or idk) who has a terminal disease. And the whole plot is about his last days. All i know it was set in a small town area. Something around summer. Movie was made in like 90’s i think. It’s not a popular movie. And i remember the whole premise was like his awareness of death. I even remember him saying “i don’t fear death”. At the end of a movie he died and the whole movie was like in honor of some person that died. It’s all what i remember. Please help. The thing is it's not The Fault in Our Stars and it's not Me and Earl and the Dying Girl. It's much older movie. Pic unrelated.
I wanted to download a few image galleries from http://rubberslug.com but I don't know how. I tried using Bulk Image Downloader, but no matter what options I choose, it will only download the small thumbnail instead of the full-sized images. Can any technically knowledgeable people here teach me exactly how to crawl and rip this kind of gallery?
Does anyone know this specific model of calculator and how to quickly solve the tangents coefficient.
Acording to the book it should be under the label (CALC) or (dy/dx) but it didn't specify it for this specific model, and I haven't been able to find it under the solution (G-Solv) tab.
I know how to do it algebraically but this section is specifically for the calculator.
