brycec

I used to be an Apple person until I switched back to Windows when Windows 10 came out, since Apple is not going in a direction that I like, but I do have a macOS Sierra VM, since I need a later version of iTunes than what works for how I prefer to buy anime. I do like using the Debian family of Linux distros though, since getting them up and running are fairly easy, even if all I need is a dev server.

I have transitioned to Blu Rays because I cannot seem to buy anime in any other format and iTunes does not seem to carry all the titles that I want to watch. For example, Boku Dake ga Inai Machi and Your Lie in April were only available on Blu Ray. Things do seem to look a bit better, but the thing that is great is that video windows not so small any more on my new Surface Book.

Windows 10 is fairly nice here, aside from a few annoyances, like not being able to easily install Apache, MariaDB, and PHP (yes, I know about the packages out there with those stuff built in, but from a Linux/BSD/Mac background, I like using the CLI to deal with those things). It would have been better though if OpenSSH were available at launch, instead of having to download and install it myself, since Microsoft did promise OpenSSH support.

I am reading A Certain Magical Index and Spice & Wolf, though I need to get more volumes of the latter, since I have had some huge expenses to deal with recently.

Well, I guess you can call it a portfolio/CV. For the longest time, there was no page on the root of my domain, so I decided to do something about it, since my blog never really had anything about me in particular. Right now, it just serves as a way for people to know me better. Yeah, I think Pandora Hearts is one of the few series that I would even consider giving a close to perfect score, and you should definitely finish it. I am glad you think I an awesome person. I am not too concern about what people look at over there, so it is fine. Thanks for warm welcome.

Are you talking about this particular movie? http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0758742/?ref_=nv_sr_3 If you are, than it is not that great, since either the actors do not know what a heart attack is or the director did not know what a real heart attack was like. As for the American adaptation, I do not know what to think of it. I do not like some changes that they made, but I am not going to write it off just yet.

I like quite a few titles that have aired recently, thought I tend to enjoy those with a good story and/or where I can connect with the characters well. This page will answer that for you, since it is my personal site. Detective Conan is fairly high as well, but not as much as those that I listed on that page.

I will would watch anime either way, but prefer to watch anime dubbed, since subbed anime has problems that do not exist with dubs, such as: *they can be hard to read because of contrast, font, or font size (I have encountered a few titles where subtitles were too small to read) *viewer must be able to concentrate enough to read the subtitles, in other words, not dealing with something like a headache. If the show has a dub, I will probably switch over to it, though I try to avoid subs when I get a headache.

Good afternoon, everyone. I am, brycec, and I have been watching anime for quite a few years, and thought that I would join this community, since many others seem to not have anything interesting to talk about.