Monthly Archive for March, 2008

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【初音ミク】魔理沙は大変なｍ（ｒｙ【手書きPV】

Published on March 16, 2008 in Touhou and Videos. 17 Comments
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Marisa Stole the Precious thing: Vocaloid style!

Touhou × Studio Ghibli

Published on March 15, 2008 in Anime, Touhou and Videos. 15 Comments
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The “Overdrive” song with Studio Ghibli characters!

Sunny Milk

Published on March 14, 2008 in Create.swf. 25 Comments
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Now adding Added Sunny Milk to create.swf! The face is from… well I’m not really sure what it is exactly, but it was also in that Tank-Reimu video from last Sunday.

Diffraction (And ads)

Published on March 13, 2008 in Daily flash, Site stuff and Touhou. 48 Comments
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Diffraction would essentially split Marisa’s Master Spark into many different lasers, and that would be like some sort of super-powered multi-laser thing. Actually, she probably already knows about diffraction. Maybe there’s some diffraction grating inside the mini-hakkero she carries around. Science in Touhou: it’s more likely than you think!

In other news, I think I’ll be adding ads (ohoho) to the site. It’ll be at the bottom of the right sidebar, so hopefully it won’t be too distracting. I guess if it doesn’t work well or if I make no money from it, I can remove it later. I just wanted to try this, since I’m curious as to how much money I can actually make from ProjectWonderful ads. I’ve tried Google adsense in the past, but I’ve made like $10 in about a year, so it’s not really that great (especially since you need $100 before you can collect any money). I guess the money would be used to pay for the site. Not that I’m in any sort of financial debt or anything, it’s just that my parents have been paying for my various websites for years now, and I might as well get some money to pay them back for it.

Math problems

Published on March 12, 2008 in Daily flash. 25 Comments
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If you’ve read a math textbook, you probably know what they’re talking about here. Stuff like “Bob throws a coin off a bridge and notices that the coin’s path is a parabolic shape similar to that of the equation y = x² + 2x +4” just make me go “who really does that in real life?” It just seems silly that a person would be able to come up with an equation for something as obscure as the number of squirrels seen within the course of a week.