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Comic update! Some good news and Some possible bad news!

🕑 Added 2024-02-19 18:25:26 +0000 UTC

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SitriAbyss

I looked up the comic you mentioned and they were truly awesome. I got my inspiration from a short japanese hentai doujinshi. It seemed like a too good concept to not use it in 3D, but I guess someone beat me to it :)

SitriAbyss

I see. Well i'm not running anything fancy and I have enough RAM, but I just noticed that all 3 bluescreens happened when I ran Youtube and Deviantart at the same time. Today I changed my routine and did them separately and nothing happened (thank god) It might be just a coincidence tho.

Salutations ThatsMyCatchPhrase

Ya, if you have a lot of tabs open, or like a specific website, it might eat up your processor and ram for strange reasons. But that would only happen if you have low ram I think. I know I use some streaming sites that mess with my network, but unless the site is using your computer to mine crypto, it shouldn't be blue screening just from the site alone.

Mclought

For the comic idea: Generally like the concept, reminds me of a series I have read recently “transform.me” by the wanderer. I say as long as you keep a nice balance with it it could be a fun series. It could be fun to have it have some “limits” that you work with and people voting work with.

Mclought

For tech support: Blue screens can be caused by a lot of things. Event viewer can usually help you narrow down the hardware at fault. However my main go to recently has been do you have/use a Samsung 989 Pro? 90% of the 20 I have have failed. If not then next bet is driver issue, then RAM. But event viewer can really help narrow down what the problem is.

Bal tha mele

Well, your end to this comic was a splash! Thank you for the goodness 💦

akkurai

For securely saving media, you should think about getting a NAS (network attached storage) with 2 or better 4 hard drives. You can configure them to mirror each other (RAID 1 on a 2-bay NAS or RAID 10 on a 4-bay NAS), so data loss due to hardware faiure is very unlikely. It's like your own private and very fast accessible cloud at home, but with no running and only an upfront cost. (400€ for a NAS + 600€ for 4x 10TB drives) Since the NAS would be located in your local network, it would be almost as fast as an internal hard drive on your machine. Maybe go with a Synology DS418 or newer (DS422...), since these are pretty easy and maintanance-free, for storage devices. You can then also Backup all that data to an external hard drive, USB stick, another NAS, to the cloud, so that you don't loose your data, even when two hard drives would fail simultaneously.

One Vanilla

how about a story where a guy materialize his desires at a price he doesn't know

SitriAbyss

Oh, thank you. I actually got the idea from a short hentai doujinshi. It was fun. I think it would work nicely with the voting system.

Mr. Phoenyxx

I hope it's not something serious. If you aren't very techy and you trust your local shop, then I would have them take a look. They should have tools to run diagnostics on the computer and determine the issue much faster.

A Big Guy

I like the sound of the new comic! I’ve seen a few others do similar ideas and I’ve loved all those others so I’m sure this’ll work great as well

SitriAbyss

I started work on it, just on a slower pace next to the other ones.

Jay

what about my heroes?

Salutations ThatsMyCatchPhrase

If it just started acting up, it might be a handful of issue. The cheapest option, might be to just format your drives, transfer all files over to an external hard drive, and reinstall the OS(operating system). If you want to try and figure out the problem yourself, a few things to check are ram usage and make sure you have extra so its not maxing out for long periods. Check if the drivers are up to date, mainly your graphics driver. Sometimes old graphics drivers remain installed and that causes an issue, so you should use DDU which will allow you to uninstall the old drivers and than you can manually install the new one. Cleaning out dust is sadly such a small step in the problem solving process. Usually these issues happen because the parts are not really communicating together well. It can happen with driver updates, programs not utilizing the storage space well, and just plane old over heating from the machine over working. If you think it's a heat thing, theres a program HWMonitor which lets you see the temps of your computer parts. Easiest option, pay someone to fix it and they will probably just format it and over charge you to put your files on a cheep external hard drive. Hope that helps.


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