hakurei reimu, kirisame marisa, and tatara kogasa (touhou and 1 more) drawn by mizuki_hitoshi

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    Hang in There, Kogasa-san 46

    This is a diary manga in which I project my daily activities onto Kogasa-san and draw them.

    The first ever Apple headquarters. It was the heyday of iMAC at the time.
    When I entered the toilet while turning the video camera, i remember having female's toilet for male's toilet.
    I was saved because no one was there!
    If so, I have added an optional tour for myself!

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    A Sentient JDAM
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    There's also Cedega.

    Eh. It's all too much trouble anyway. If you're going to play Windows games, you might as well just use Windows.

    (Note: I've never used Cedega, but I have used WINE. Regardless, it was a pain to deal with. Then again, I was trying to run games like Bionic Commando: Rearmed because my Linux laptop was more powerful than my Windows box. Pitiful, I know.)

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    Saphyr
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    Anhunion said:

    PhantasmicLambda said:
    Wine for Apple + Apple = Touhou, Success!!!

    You have to get Apple drunk to play Touhou!?

    I lol'd and yes... because Windows computers are already blitzed up, they can run the drunken master's product, but a sober, civilized, and otherwise pure product such as a Mac cannot enjoy the wonders of the wonderland without some booze first. This is the "Bad Apple" principle!

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    Andulusi
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    Obviously, Reimu's employer (the unseen god/dess of her shrine) imposes absurd purchasing restrictions (possibly in a misguided attempt to compensate for their lack of donations), so to get the new computer she wanted, she exploited a loophole, bought an iMac, and installed Windows on it.

    This happened to me, only instead of a goddess it was a state university, and instead of playing Touhou we were trying to outfit computer labs for engineering students.

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    Salbastro
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    I didnt think that Reimu had $310 to spend. I mean, thats roughly 31000 yen, plus the conversion fee that everyone charges to change currency.

    Also, why would Reimu or anyone in Gensokyo want Apple products? They have Nitori computers.

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