Have you been keeping an eye on Task Manager to see what processes are using system resources? Or are you looking for files you can remove? I recommend investigating for specific issues first.
That said, while I haven't tried this myself, it seems reputable at a glance: github.com/ChrisTitusTe...
Sounds like something that should be fixable with a bit of regex if there's a decent place to insert that in the workflow.
2 hour study with model. Brown pastel pencil (faber-castell 1122-177) on Daler-Rowney A2 smooth-heavyweight paper.
The consequences of thinking about #セントールの悩み
2 hour study with model. Brown pastel pencil (faber-castell 1122-177) with black pastel (1122-199) for higher contrast on Daler-Rowney A2 smooth-heavyweight paper.
2 hour study with model. Brown pastel pencil (faber-castell 1122-177) with black pastel (1122-199) for higher contrast on Daler-Rowney A2 smooth-heavyweight paper.
2 hour study with model. Brown pastel pencil (faber-castell 1122-177) with black pastel (1122-199) for higher contrast on Daler-Rowney A2 smooth-heavyweight paper.
2 hour study with model. Red pastel pencil (faber-castell 1122-118) with brown pastel (1122-177) for higher contrast on Daler-Rowney A2 smooth-heavyweight paper.
4 hour study with model. Brown pastel pencil (faber-castell 1122-177) with black pastel (1122-199) for higher contrast on Daler-Rowney A2 smooth-heavyweight paper.
your raw zoomer energy
Day 9, "balance surreptitiously toward". The idea felt good but in practice I don't like what I came up with. On the other hand, my portraits and eyes have gotten pretty solid I think. #sakugatober
Day 8, "embrace vociferously between". I like how the composition came out this time. Feels like one that could be worth picking up again later. The approaching figure needs some work, but it feels fundamentally sound. #sakugatober
Day 7, "lean quietly up". I recommend not trashing your sleep cycle for no good reason. Nothing terribly interesting this time, just a couple attempts at figure construction with a leaning upper body. #sakugatober
Day 6, "sit slowly". I couldn't think up a good composition that also included "far", so I ignored it in favor of trying some interesting angles instead. #sakugatober
Day 5, "run unsteadily underneath". Late start today so a bit perfunctory. They can't all be winners. #sakugatober
Day 4, "walk delicately opposite". It's been a while since I drew something from imagination at this level of totality. Feels pretty good, though I wouldn't mind backgrounds being less of a hassle to draw... #sakugatober
Day 3, "look angrily over". Ignore the shoddy background I added in five minutes of not thinking very hard. #sakugatober
And day 2, "turn hesitantly apart"
I hadn't decided if I was going to post mine on bsky yet yesterday, but I figure putting it out there is also part of the charm of the event, so here's my day 1 "stand confidently outside".
2 hour study with model. Red pastel pencil (faber-castell 1122-118) with brown pastel (1122-177) for higher contrast on Daler-Rowney A2 smooth-heavyweight paper.
Pushing the hair with the thumb, sort of a thumbs down shape with the palm and curled fingers facing the side of the head, perhaps?
2 hour study with model. Brown pastel pencil (faber-castell 1122-177) on Daler-Rowney A2 smooth-heavyweight paper.
Plushies of Hataya Misuzu, Fujita Kotone, Hanami Saki and Hanami Ume sitting around a Kuramoto China lying down
I suppose at this point I can't pretend I'm purely lurking lol
You should check out Yuuyake Koyake/Golden Sky Stories too.
And idk, maybe a group can be scraped together across timezones.
Did you know? You can emulate the PSP on Android.
As Kaiji has taught us, gambling is the best way to solve all your problems.
Another excellent DPS pick once you have the resources to E2 more characters. And she's cute! And she's a Sarkaz! What's not to like really
A refurbished used phone. You can get a "flagship" phone that's ~2-4 years old at maybe 75% off, which really doesn't make a lot of difference for most of the hardware.
Otherwise you should probably define your use-cases and other requirements (battery life!) to narrow down specific models.
