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NHK World is pretty repetitive, but I've noticed that sometimes they air dubbed NHK Japan, which is a little better.

Everyone makes their own decisions in life, but if they ever give a "stay indoors" warning for your area, I'd get the fuck out of dodge for awhile. Especially if I had kids or planned on having some. You've had 4 days of risks downplayed and truths hidden by the PM and TEPCO... NHK happily...

We have finally completed a vBulletin addon that will put a stop to all of these new threads. I just need to find time to test and install it.

Jesus, what a mess. Heads are gonna roll.

What organizations have people on the ground doing relief work right now? I'd like to know where donations should go.

No guessing required, NISA confirmed it well before the explosion. See post #56. Partial meltdown (at least) is a accurate description of the state of Unit 1.

Explosion at Fukushima 1: Several Workers Injured 12 March 2011, 16:52 According to the Fukushima office of Tokyo Electric Power, a sound of explosion was heard at Unit 1 of the Fukushima 1 Nuclear Power Plant around 3:30 PM. A plume of smoke was seen ten minutes later. Several workers...

I was sort of looking for a human translation, but thanks. Japanese mass media begins (finally) to discuss the possibility of a Chernobyl-style disaster...

I don't have a translation for this one. Google translate seems to suggest that estimated radiation levels in the surrounding 10km radius could be 20-50 times the maximum permitted. Anyone? source: http://www.cnic.jp/modules/news/article.php?storyid=997

Fukushima 1: Evacuation Incomplete, Government Reponse Slow According to the Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency (NISA) of the Ministry of Economy and Industry (MITI), regarding the evacuation of residents within the 10 km radius of the Fukushima 1 Nuclear Power Plant, as of 11:30 AM, about...

Fukushima 1: Fuel Meltdown Begins 12 March 2011, 14:00: "The Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency (NISA) of the Ministry of Economy and Industry (MITI) has just announced that near Unit 1 of the Fukushima 1 Nuclear Power Plant, a radioactive element called "cesium," which results from nuclear...

Fukushima 1: Major Crisis Looming NHK reports that the venting of pressure from Fukushima 1's Unit 1 has been interrupted because the degree of radiation around one of the two container vents, which were being manually opened, is too high. Officials are now "debating what to do"(!). The...

Two points about the nuclear problem: http://cnic.jp/ has recorded a long history of misreporting and data falsification surrounding Fukushima I and II. See attached timelines. They've proceeded with venting of the containment at Fukushima I, but the surrounding TEPCO radiation monitors...

As far as I know, this is only the second time in history that a reactor has undergone atmospheric venting. The only other time was Three Mile Island in 1979. Let's all hope that they can quiet the waking monsters...

Can't think of anything, sorry. Other than the obvious: posting popular threads.

I removed that panel from the homepage for performance reasons.

Hotfile premium is fastest for me, followed by Rapidshare premium. By the way, hotfile.com is the most popular outgoing link destination on Akiba-Online.

KISHINAMI Riho.

If you're the type of person that gets infected with malware, you need to be more proactive (antimalware and antivirus are fine, but reactive in nature.) Sandbox your browser and other internet-facing applications (Adobe Reader, Outlook, Office) to limit the damage in case an exploit gets...

The ads pay for hosting costs which enable you to enjoy this website for free.

My first experience with Oron premium account: Downloaded 200MB file from 85.17.79.137:80, Speeds were around 10-50 Kilobytes/s. My maximum downstream is 850 Kilobytes/s.

Where in Bakajin's posts has he backed a dog in this fight? As far as I can tell, he's just expressing his perfectly reasonable opinions on secondary liability and common law. You're confusing argument for advocacy... and getting really angry for no reason.

Drive-by downloads can happen when you are running an outdated browser or browser plugin version. Being behind just one version increment in Java or Flash is a recipe for disaster.

Make sure to use ASCII characters for all the paths and filenames you input into MeGUI.

Because of some major database problems on the 16th of February, we had to restore a 20 hour old database backup. All member activity on this site (thread posts, edits, private messages, etc.) from that 20 hour window has been lost forever. Sorry. If you lost any of your content please post...

Um... this website is Akiba-Online.com. We have nothing to do with akibacom.jp.

New Rule #21: no caucasian juniors.

I amend my statement about noscript, since it can block Java and Flash, it is an effective countermeasure against malware. I use Opera so I'm not intimately familiar.

Sorry to burst your bubble, but noscript isn't going to protect you from anything other than annoying ads and social engineering type stuff. I'm pretty sure the majority of in-the-wild web malware is vectored through the Java and Flash plugins.

She's growing up nicely :sadomaso:

If you're the type of person that gets infected with malware, you need to be more proactive (antimalware and antivirus are fine, but reactive in nature.) Install and run Microsoft Autoruns and Microsoft Process Explorer and run them on a regular basis to get familiarized with the regular list...

This subforum is a place for talk about Japan, not your mental illnesses. Thread closed.

Wow...

It is not. You are allowed, as long as you're not merely taking his video file and switching containers.

Eh... more tables need the same treatment. I can't believe how fast everything gets fragmented. Makes me wish for an SSD...

A database table was modified to prevent index fragmentation.

If you ever need to, you can force a logout by just clearing your Akiba-Online cookies.

vBulletin needs a lot of care when put under stress. If you ever have problems, try logging out. Anonymous users get most pages served quickly from RAM.

I've never taken a computer class, where do you get your information? In order to wrap magnet: URIs inside of <a> HTML tags, I would have to rewrite the bbcode vBulletin parser. But since I've never seen a magnet: URL posted on Akiba-Online I'm not going to waste my time. Unless a content...

The build process can handle FFTW3.DLL for all platforms just fine, but the haphazard nature of transplanting a Sandbox folder is troublesome.

Yeah, probably just an expansion of Step 2, explaining your presets.

Thanks, you two... much appreciated! I think maybe we should wait to see what fixes Vitreous comes up with for his next release. If it's free of problems then I can re-package it as meguIV 2.0 and amend the guide with new instructions. I'm sure 80% of your existing translation work could be...

Thanks isityours. I think that the full text (minus the changelog) would be a suitable object for translation, so I edited posts #2 and #3 to clarify that.

Okay, it's back.

Where exactly was the tag cloud located, and on what pages was it present? Right now I only see it at the bottom of http://www.akiba-online.com/forum/search.php

If you and/or guy want to attempt a translation, I'd be very interested. The idea is to also have someone write a short "meguIV visual guide - now in Japanese!" news post linking to the new translation for our Japanese visitors. I think that would be an effective way of spreading the word.

Thanks for trying Neo63 but I was looking for a human translation. According to guy and isityours it's a machine translation which is bound to be confusing to the target audience.

Threads merged.

See http://dankanemitsu.wordpress.com/2010/11/24/bill-156s-total-scope/ for a better idea of what's in the bill: On another note, the provision against sexually provocative posing of minors could be a bad thing for the junior idols (and their fans): It all seems rather vague, I suppose...

This is truly sickening. One can only hope that otaku leave their apartments and hit the streets to protest. Unlikely? Yes.