An anon either finds decent conversation with like minds or engages in a writing exercise for themselves or the sake of a thread they're interested in seeing develop. Inevitable aspect of anonymous posting that isn't likely to surprise anyone who visits smaller homespun image boards. >1208 Of course, odds are you were larping the hur-hurrrrrrr-i-was-just-pretending-to-be- retarded shtick.
(RUN AT YOUR OWN RISK - works fine and safe for me but if you don't trust me you can likely find this in six10's pack at >1106). And if you figure anything out, you'll be a little bit of a hero for isolating the classic "dancing lain" that sometimes appears in the site banner, kek. If anyone's got the know-how and interest to take a look at the files, please see (46+ MB) and reply to the thread with your opinion. avi, it's playable in WMP (it's just a compressed version of the anime OP that plays when you "beat" the dress-up game before it resets). I believe "lain_mov.dat" turned out to be an ordinary.
I didn't find anything familiar when I opened them with a hex editor. You can extract a lot from "lain_win.exe" with 7zip but I'm not sure what most of it is, some are sound effects which are playable when given an extension, but the rest are a mystery to me, I assume the small ones are scripts and the "big" ones are images, but compressed somehow.
I'm not very technically experienced, so I gave up years ago, but maybe someone here has some ideas? I think Ghidra might have given some incomplete results, I never got far with it. I've been trying to get the source files (images) out of the goofy application with the dress-up game and shooting gallery that came with the "BOOTLEG" album.
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