Does anime count as technology?

Why spend your life watching anime when you could be learning a skill?

hope youre sharing these bits.

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What if I'm doing both?

You're not gonna watch all that.

are you a irc bot wtf

Then continue to live life to the fullest.

on AB yea.

I already have watched 80% of it.

nope

Thank you, my good man.

I just checked my anime folder size after so long (probably years)
it's fuckin 354GB
When did I became this weeb?

90% porn...

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I don't know, man. I wish I knew how I did, too.

Yikes.

>14gb of webms
seek help

this is an user I can relate to. my nigga.

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that's a lot of porn, preparing for anything?

>not being a /gif/ regular

My anime folder is around 700GB, haven't watched most of it, I just compulsively collect new seasons and ovas from cute girl franchises whenever they come out.

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i started watching animu 4 months ago at a late age, i need to buy some storage.

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>37,8 gb
so like one season of a 22 episode anime in substandard quality?

go back to discord

You're all smalltime

Now this is more like it. Just try to do something about all those different drives, it would be a pain to search for the anime you want in 4 different places.

>he stores FLAC bloat

half a terabyte in 4 months ain't that bad user.

can you even watch anime on windows?

Fuck man. I only have 1.74tb I need to get some more.

He'll get there, but we all start out smalltime.

You need to step up your game son.

Any good recommendations of recent anime? I am still amazed by Inuyashiki, but nothing comes close.

> (You)
>You're all smalltime

>(You)
>Now this is more like it.
They're both me, idiot.

MPV works in windows, so i assume so.

Oh fuck I see. I mistook subtree percentage for percentage of disk filled. And size seems to be the size of the data on the disk instead of the size of the disk I presume? But why doesn't it show you the size of the disk and the percentage of the disk used? That's pretty stupid.

Yeah it's not perfect, but it's the easiest way to get an easily digestible visual representation of your files.

>1.9 TB of favorites in archive quality
>592 GB of miscellaneous and seasonal stuff
>all of it watched, at least once
Still haven't watched enough to post on /a/ yet.

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>in archive quality
1.9Tb really aint that much.

When you consider that Dragon ball z is ~251GB, hell, 24 episodes of Clannad afterstory is ~158GB in full disk image quality.

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