General Time Wasting Thread 36: XoPachi XoPachi XoPachi Riv XoPachi XoPachi XoPachi XoPachi XoPachi XoPachi XoPachi XoPachi XoPachi XoPachi XoPachi XoPachi XoPachi

Daisy The Bunny wrote:

Who? :3

Type in her name. Real woman with the type of hips I draw...

I'm not kidding. And neither do the photos. Nothing is shopped. Girl's a mutant!

GOD DAYUM

That is some ass.

That that was a real 'dat ass' moment.

She's literally the most perfect girl I've ever seen.

Staceytron was another. However, she never showed her face (which I wager was fucking gorgeous) and she only stayed on the Internet for a long term college art or psychology assignment that turned into a book. When her work was done, she was never heard from again and she deleted her DeviantArt account. This was 4 years ago, I think?

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-h603o-PhtM0/TjZN1TNXwwI/AAAAAAAAI44/DBUt2P_Ggj0/s1600/Staceytron21stCenturyFertilityGoddess.jpg

Suggestive.

XoPachi wrote:

Daisy The Bunny wrote:

GEE I sure would like to see some huge hips right now.

Hips...?

HIPS!?!??

Look up Mal Malloy then. :3

Now, I am anything if not an ass man, but god damn, dat ass is gonna blow.

I'm too lazy to look these names up

>Start talking to this cute customer at work
>she likes girls
>she asks for my phone number
I've still got it.

So I woke up just after four in the morning today due to tornado sirens that didn't shut up until five. It was 60-something degrees a couple of hours later, then it dropped to 30-something. We're supposed to get snow tonight. What the fuck, Louisville.

Riv wrote:

XoPachi wrote:

Daisy The Bunny wrote:

GEE I sure would like to see some huge hips right now.

Hips...?

HIPS!?!??

Look up Mal Malloy then. :3

Now, I am anything if not an ass man, but god damn, dat ass is gonna blow.

There's bigger, but her's is just...RRRGGGPPHH!!!
Makes my cores glow white hot with passion!

Zoe wrote:

Daisy The Bunny wrote:

GOD DAYUM

That is some ass.

Zaraphayx wrote:

That that was a real 'dat ass' moment.

Spoiler:

That's one fine Game Boy ass.

You're one fine Game Boy ass...

XoPachi wrote:

You're one fine Game Boy ass...

You guys always get me to laugh.

God damn! I love Japanese furry and hentai the most! Why are they so good!?

Even though my GPU makes AutoCAD look all pretty and anti-aliased, it started to struggle when my project got all 3D intensive and I got that familiar ghost lines glitch... I thought I was rid of that.

It's because Autodesk software is so specialized and my GPU is not "certified" (as in not a Quadro), so my expensive GPU is pretty much useless because it doesn't run right on it... what a bunch of bullshit

Turned hardware acceleration off, runs a bit more choppy now and doesn't look as nice but it's working properly now and not glitching anymore. I really wish Autodesk would be a bit more supportive of hardware, but of course they want you to buy Nvidia's workstation cards... same with Adobe.

That's ridiculous. I hate Autodesk more and more every day.

Just give it a few years; I bet blender will be developing CAD capabilities that will leave Autodesk in the dust in that field too.

Riv wrote:

That's ridiculous. I hate Autodesk more and more every day.

Just give it a few years; I bet blender will be developing CAD capabilities that will leave Autodesk in the dust in that field too.

Yeah I had to turn hardware acceleration back on because it was freezing with it off
It seems to be okay about 90% of the time with it on though, and it does make it look purdy
But yeah I hate Autodesk in so many ways you have no idea Their software is glitchy as hell...
It will always be the industry standard though... they've been the standard for so damn long I don't think it's possible anyone else could take over.

greg-the-fox wrote:

Riv wrote:

That's ridiculous. I hate Autodesk more and more every day.

Just give it a few years; I bet blender will be developing CAD capabilities that will leave Autodesk in the dust in that field too.

Yeah I had to turn hardware acceleration back on because it was freezing with it off
It seems to be okay about 90% of the time with it on though, and it does make it look purdy
But yeah I hate Autodesk in so many ways you have no idea Their software is glitchy as hell...
It will always be the industry standard though... they've been the standard for so damn long I don't think it's possible anyone else could take over.

I have to use Maya this year for a class, and I swear, it has crashed more than any other program I've ever used in my entire life. I don't think the company has ever head of bug-testing.

Riv wrote:

I have to use Maya this year for a class, and I swear, it has crashed more than any other program I've ever used in my entire life. I don't think the company has ever head of bug-testing.

At least I have a good computer at home, we have to use this software at school on i3's...
Still that's a big upgrade from the Core 2 Duo's they used to have (and a lot of the school still has)

There's like 12 new iMacs in one of the computer lab though, I think that's where the school spent all of their computer budget

greg-the-fox wrote:

Riv wrote:

I have to use Maya this year for a class, and I swear, it has crashed more than any other program I've ever used in my entire life. I don't think the company has ever head of bug-testing.

At least I have a good computer at home, we have to use this software at school on i3's...
Still that's a big upgrade from the Core 2 Duo's they used to have (and a lot of the school still has)

There's like 12 new iMacs in one of the computer lab though, I think that's where the school spent all of their computer budget

I'm in a new-iMac furnished lab too, but I think the text in Maya is too damn small to be read on those high-res screens, so I'm doing it all on my Laptop now.

It's not even that Maya is overloading the computers it's on, it's just that it seems to give up on life if it encounters a trivial problem. It's like the emo-kid of 3d software.

Riv wrote:

It's not even that Maya is overloading the computers it's on, it's just that it seems to give up on life if it encounters a trivial problem. It's like the emo-kid of 3d software.

Yeah Autocad was barely using any RAM or CPU and yet it was being all sluggish...
I think they just don't know how to optimize their software...