This was around 2012 or 2013. I remember coming across a thread on /x/ once about this Youtube video that was supposedly haunted. It was a video where a French guy teaches you how to adjust your camera or something along those lines, when the video ends the image freezes but the audio keeps running and switches from the French guy talking to a demonic voice speaking in Japanese or some other asian language.
I remember that the video had a name like "6. Choir de Valeurs" and was uploaded by a channel named eHowFrance, presumably associated with that shitty tutorial website "eHow". But for some reason when I go to the YouTube page for the "eHowFrance" channel I get that classic Youtube 404 page with the monkey holding a magnifying glass. Searching "eHowFrance" with quotation marks on Youtube returns nothing, and on Google all that comes up is an abandoned Twitter account that's probably not even official. I've even tried searching in 4chan's /x/ archives and for whatever goddamn reason there are no results, as if this had never existed.
So, /wsr/, please help me find this thing, because I swear it exists.
Looking for an old SFM animation where Hunk from Resident evil is walking down a dark alley and sees Sarah Miller. She is inviting him in for sexual acts. The camera zooms in on his face and he just ignores her and continues on his way. She gets pissed and sprouts tentacles and grabs him while he's walking away and it cuts to black. I cannot find it on some of the popular sites where it would be posted and it used to be posted on many boards quite often.
I’m looking for a site or app that can read Japanese text and translate it with about 90% accuracy. I forgot the name, but I remember it had an orange theme.
I just found out my translator was literally using Google Translate.. copying the image and letting the app do all the work, while complaining about mtl. So yeah, screw it
This kind of puzzle, whatever you call it. You know them, they're very simple, they just give you a grid with random numbers and within it you have to find sequences they give you (vertical, horizontal, diagonal). Normally they're for kiddies or very old folk.
Well, I have a very old relative who wants some, but says she's tired of the ones from news stands because they're too easy. So I said "I'll just download packs of them and print them", thinking it would be easy to find. But I haven't found them at all.
Can someone help me find them? With a large grid (16 x 16 or so) and long sequences to find (about 12 digits?) because that should be fun enough for someone who wants a higher difficulty.
What is the best VPN for torrents? I don't mind paying, but if possible which one that I could pay in bulk for 1-year? It's fine as long as its good for torrents though.
