>Soundacity
>DDCleaner
>Skap
>Crome
>Badoua reading
>LDC media player
>CON Player
>what is probably Autohotkey
>Lindlel
>all this on a Windows 10 computer, with a desktop full of icons
>for a scene that lasts no longer than a couple of settings
Holy shit, are people finally recreating computers more accurately? It's no longer a generic looking desktop, but one that has personality, and is grounded in reality.
>Mindows users in a nutshell
That desktop is triggerring me on a deep level.
>and is grounded in reality.
Yeah, since your average Windows user is fucking retarded and doubly so in case of Japanese people.
MAPPA impressed me with their amazing recreation of iOS and the iPhone, as well.
I'll post a .webm and some more photos in a second.
you forgot Line, Opera, Skype, Amazon and Adobe i think
I know that phones don't shut down once you hang up, but ignoring that.. It's the first time I've ever seen the proximity sensor thing accurately depicted.
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I don't use Instagram, but the landscape photo thing is from this summer (late summer, even), and the anime itself is from the autumn.
MAPPA really impressed me with their detailed recreation back in Zankyou no Terror, I'm glad to see this trend here.
Why in russian?
The guy reading that article is Russian, and reading it from a russian site.
>vlc
I think it's less of a case of anime in general doing it, and 2 shows doing it this season.
O;9 does it because it has super high production values and attention to detail in all aspects of its design (pic related is an animation cut from episode 6 that lasts less than a second, yet is 4 frames long and has immeanse lighting and shading detail in each frame).
Yuri on Ice does it because its entire aesthetic is based around being hyper modern and portraying a post-millennium world where technology and people intermingle. Just look at its ED, what would be a standard "sequence pictures giving an idea of what each character is like" affair that tons of anime use, but it distinctly makes this sequence of pictures look like a scroll feed on social media, showing how we use IT to keep a record of the emotions and connections we feel throughout our lives.
>VLC
If only they got a Russian correct too..
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>chrome
>skype
>itunes
>vlc
Frankly, I'm disgusted.
>wangblows 10
>Windows 10
>desktop full of icons
>no screenfetch (or neofetch)
>no riced-out firefox
>no ncmpcpp
>not a single random picture opened
At least he got the anime girl thing right.
Should have arranged the icons by penis.
I love how he arranged them to keep the girl on the desktop visible.
>Dreamweaver
Do people actually still use Dreamweaver?
Japanese people love using shit software.