/jp/ - Otaku Culture

What's wrong with her fucking face? This skank wouldn't be loved even in a brothek.

>>11604127
It's cute!

>>11604128
nice bloat

umf umf

This is hilarious. I bet they paid somebody millions for the design of this potato-faced whore.

Hopefully the entire project hemmorhages money, produces zero or negative results, and causes the Western market to never again view anime shit as a tool of Jewisms.

Stop spamming this. Is this considered advertising? Can I report it already?

She's Singaporkian.

internet explorer won't ever be used again until it's rebranded under a new name

people will not forget how unapologetically bad it was for so long, even if it becomes better than competitors (which it currently isn't)

>>11604157
It should be renamed Inori Explorer

>>11604143
I just did, please do the same.

>>11604172
What the hell is a まんか？

>>11604140
> Being too newfag to not remember nanami tan?

>>11604183

>newfag

Uh, suck my cock crossie.

>>11604189
>

where is the fucking porn?

>>11604189
I think we've all ventured to /a/, /c/, /cm/

Internet explorer SUCKS though.

>>11604117
>The latest version of Internet Explorer only supports Windows 7 SP1, 8 and 8.1.
kuso

>>11604197
>tfw nothing at all at sad bear

>>11604179
Look more closely.

>>11604200
fire fox is slow on windows me

>>11604203
>Windows ME

Wooooooooo that old.

Try Debian stable with Midori or w3m.

>>11604207
I do
wwww

Get out IE devs.

>>11604200

Newest version of IE has better javascript performance than Firefox and chrome, and ie supports tls 1.2 whereas firefox only just recently got 1.1. IE also gives you more configuration ability,whereas the Mozilla and Google teams have been stripping out most config options or hiding them in about:config.

>>11604200
>>11604207
>program that sucks 1gb ram to work normally because it was so terribly programed and has active functions that are irrelevant for the performance.
Sure thing old chaps

Is there a canon Chrome tan? Google gives me lots of results and they're all kind of odd.

>>11604210
Hi sparky. I knew no one else used ME.

>>11604213
I legitimately think this is actually paid Microsoft marketers on 4chan. People think it's crazy when you bring up the idea of companies paying people to spam 4chan, but I think they actually do. This has been spammed on a bunch of boards. If you stay on /g/ for a while you see everyday spam of products for certain companies that pretty much anyone on /g/ would think is shit, identical spam everyday, and it's either some loser that actually likes the "Microsoft Surface with Office Apps" (and refers to it like that) enough to actually spam it, or someone paid from Microsoft.

>>11604216
>Newest version of IE has better javascript performance than Firefox and chrome

I don't believe this bullshit for even a second.

>and ie supports tls 1.2 whereas firefox only just recently got 1.1

Firefox 24 has TLS 1.2 support, it's disabled by default because it can cause issues and it's not used much at all yet.

>IE also gives you more configuration ability,whereas the Mozilla and Google teams have been stripping out most config options or hiding them in about:config.

IE is proprietary software. It most definitely is not more customizable. Stuff is not ``hidden" in about:config, firefox is so unbelievably more configurable than IE I couldn't even begin to explain it, this claim is laughable.

IE doesn't support real addons, and is worse in pretty much every single way than Fifrefox/Gecko or Chromium/Webkit.

>>11604228
I wish Firefox was more enterpise friendly. It doesn't support GPOs so I had to ban it at work.

>>11604243
I find this hard to believe. I don't sysadmin, but I do believe Chrome would be more difficult to deploy, simply because they make automating installation of plugins fucking hard.
With Firefox all I had to do was extract the setup, stick some plugins into some directory, edit some file to change the default about:config preferences, and re-zip it with some special settings.
And blam, customized Firefox 22 with Adblock Plus, Adblock Plus Element Hiding Helper, HTTPS Everywhere and recommended about:config tweaks from logicalincrements prepacked into the installer.
I only did this because it would speed shit up every time anyone wanted me to format their laptops.

>>11604256
We dont allow any plugins for security reasons. IE has f12 developer tools, which is enough for most people.

Chrome and IE both obey group policies, which is a big deal as there are a number of settings that I'm required by auditors to set. Manually configuring or installing or updating each computer's Firefox instance is impossible because there are so many computers.

>>11604243
>enterprise

God I hope I never work in some ``enterprise" place that has so many vendor lock-ins ingrained into it that their entire foundation is basically built on thin-ice ready to break at the movement of anything.

>>11604256
All you have to do on linux is just move the ~/.mozilla folder.

If you have your ~/.mozilla folder, you can have that same firefox experience on ANY machine running *nix just by moving it to it. It will boot up with all your same old add-ons and settings with no problem.

I think it's the same in Windows with a folder in %appdata%,

>>11604228
>I legitimately think this is actually paid Microsoft marketers on 4chan.
It almost certainly is, and I can't figure out why neither this nor the last thread haven't been deleted yet. The first one got deleted in short order.

>>11604283

The janitor isn't here.

>>11604283
The janitor is on a break, look at all the shit on front page right now. Just report and hide.

>>11604281
Well you see, I use Windows' Audit Mode, this means I set up everything as the Administrator, so when I set things up for people, they can make their own user accounts and passwords. Even if copy pasting profile directories did work, having a first-login script that copies things into %localappdata% isn't exactly clean.

>>11604286
>>11604287
But the other thread has been up for more than two days. Did Janny abandon us?

>>11604283
os-tans have always been jp

i wish i still had my distro-tans folder

>>11604290

Just a guess, but maybe they are letting one thread because there are people interested in discussing it.

Even if it's viral marketing it's still a bit /jp/ related.

>>11604281
The user profile for firefox is stored in a random folder under appdata. as a workaround I could use login scripts to copy cnfig from a central share, but that's not true integration. You can configure near anything throug administrative templates in AD. There are some third party scripts to somewhat replicate this functionality, but having the enterprise rely on some unsupported and infrequently updated plugin is not viable either. We're beholder to PCI, ISO, NCUA, and other requirements so things are a little tied up.

They've been trying really hard for years with IE,too much bad rep I guess. I'm sure the browser is fine now because they have the best coders afterall.

I think the problem is addons and stuff like that because Microsoft.

>>11604295
It's really not hard to update firefox on even windows machines and of course keep all the same plugins/settings.

*nix with a package manager you could update Firefox on theoretically thousands of computers with one command.

I just don't like seeing a company be reliant on a proprietary vendor-lockin. If your company would crumble because of the loss of a proprietary piece of software you decided to become reliant upon, there's something wrong.

>>11604312
>they have the best coders afterall
Are we talking about the same Microsoft? The one were all the actual talented people are fleeing the sinking ship as fast as they can?

>>11604290
moot is asleep.

IE is really good performance wise but it has no addons or any real customization options.

sticking with firefox even though its a bloated piece of crap.

>>11604313

We don't run linux on workstations, just some infrastructure and auditing servers. Workstations need to be windows because we have to run certain programs that only work on windows and use certain websites that only work on ie. Also, we sell windows software so running a different OS wouldn't be viable. And like I said, we could hack together a workaround for firefox, but chrome and IE natively support the AD administraive templates. Hacking together network policies with startup batch scripts is just not best practice.

>>11604341
>Workstations need to be windows because we have to run certain programs that only work on windows and use certain websites that only work on ie.

The only sites that only work on IE are sites that artificially block everything but IE, even though they would work, or a site which uses ActiveX. (I have yet to ever see a website use ActiveX. You'd have to be retarded to design a website around ActiveX anyway.)

Your company built itself on a sheet of thin ice and vendor lock-ins, to the point where it's extremely inflexible. I understand because of this you have to use windows to work on that sheet of thin ice, I'm not trying to convince you to use anything else, just criticizing the chain of events that led to it. I feel like I have had this same exact discussion with you about IE and active directory before, actually I'm sure I have had this same exact discussion with you about it.

I hope if I ever get a job in a technical industry it's one where you don't have to touch windows, especially if it was for an extremely silly reason that makes no sense. I think I'd kill myself if I was expected to maintain windows systems for a living, I'd shoot my brains out as I set up IIS.

>>11604341
>use certain websites that only work on ie.
Do you work in Japan and go to Japanese sites? Those (and certain korean mmo sites) are the only ones I could imagine would only work in ie.

>>11604449
the entire dod runs off ie only websites

>>11604371
>(I have yet to ever see a website use ActiveX. You'd have to be retarded to design a website around ActiveX anyway.

It's that. We have to transfer ACH files and such to other banks, transfer files to the federal reserve, etc, and you'd be surprised how many of them are activeX based or else are designed so horribly that the website is simply unusable on anything other than IE 6 (we use spoon.net, their desktops have 9 or 10), even if you do spoof the UA to match IE.

>>11604449
No, I work in a financial datacenter/teller software company. Our vendors are all large financial organizations and federal regulatory organizations.

>>11604224
It would be a titty monster with Spybot.

>>11604194
LMAO

>>11604210
wow bro that's old as fuck

>>11604292
>a bit /jp/ related
Not really, a drawing by a weeaboo made to pander weeaboos is not otaku culture related at all, and nobody cared in Japan enough to have that as an excuse.

>>11604757
true words

artificial os/browser/whatever-tans have no place here.