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C.C. from Code Geass! Pictures after the jump! Not to fill some space, eat some Wiki:

C.C. is an immortal girl who outwardly appears to be little more than 16 years old. She becomes Lelouch Lamperouge’s accomplice when he makes a Geass contract with her. She is willful almost to a fault, usually doing whatever she wants regardless of whether or not it inconveniences others, particularly with Lelouch. She also likes to withhold information, usually telling people just enough to leave them wondering.

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One hundred and one CLANNAD wallpapers. These are character-wallpapers, not wallpaper-wallpapers. I’ll post something like that later on if people are interested.

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Firefox 3.0 RC1 was released a couple of weeks ago, so I switched… so far, me likie. There are a lot of new features, but I’ll only mention the top two I really liked and noticed the most. Before we start, if you’re planning on upgrading, make sure you backup all your bookmarks, passwords, etc. Some of the plugins are not compatible with FF 3.0 RC1. Keep in mind that this release is called RC1 (Release Candidate 1) because it’s still considered to be in beta phase. However, I’ve been using it for two weeks now and I had no problems so far (or when upgrading). You can download it here.

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XNeat Windows Manager is a small application that adds a lot of functions to your taskbar, toolbar, and right-click context menus. For example, you can right-click on any windows and change it’s transparency; minimize it to taskbar, or hide it.

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GlassAdam suggested that I do a blog on Firefox add-ons, so here it goes. Statistics show that most of you are using Mozilla Firefox anyway, so most of you may find this blog interesting.

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So I’m going to introduce two new category (”downloads” and “software”) where I either introduce a new free software (usually open-source or free), or I zip a bunch of stuff and upload it here so you guys can download it (MGS artbook, anyone?). Leave comments if you’re interested.
So without further ado, here’s the first “software” blog: Direct Folders.

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