http://teamfortress.tv/thread/22335/team-fortress-2-open-source

On this note, can the site donation mechanism be made MUCH easier to find? I've scoured the site and even used google and can't find it (it's called plus, right?). I block ads for security purposes and it would be nice to have an alternative mechanism to support tf.tv

Why, specifically, don't you want to use a USB mic? Your only other real option is getting an XLR mic, at which point you'd need to spend $100-150 alone on an audio interface (which itself would probably use USB or *maybe* PCI-express).

You threw a rock at a 6th grader for cosplaying?

You mean to tell me the value of everything is subject to the whims of the economy, with the exception of the only item on the market with a fixed real-world value associated with it? I am shocked, I tell you, SHOCKED.

Are we picking which one will kill you faster?

Local man stays up to play online multiplayer; shocked to find majority of playerbase asleep. More at 11.

Those rockets were crisper than a fresh autumn apple on a nippy october afternoon

WD-40 isn't a lubricant, use 3-in-1 machine oil

What are your temps? Sounds like it could be thermal throttling.

Also, have you tried reinstalling/upgrading/downgrading your drivers?

Let's not forget what a POS port Halo 2 PC was.

For me, I think it was about seeing why my effort in school mattered beyond getting good grades just for the sake of it.

To put that in concrete terms: My first year in college I cruised through the intro classes and prerequisites with a B+ average because I figured I was a shoo-in for upper-division admission to the CS department. Wrong! Turns out that the mean GPA of people accepted was on the order of 3.7 and here I was sitting pretty with a 3.3. I had to spend the next 2 years acing every single subsequent class I took in order to barely scrape by through the admissions process.

If you don't have any greater ambitions beyond doing the bare minimum to pass your classes, it's easy to lose motivation. Focus on your goals and how doing well in school will help you achieve them.

They either cross-reference the hashes against other plaintext leaks or use rainbow tables (which is essentially an optimized brute-force method). If your password is strong enough, they won't be able "break it" (i.e. find a match for its hash).

I have a pretty good amount of experience working as a backend dev, but it seems like you're looking for more of a UX/front-end guy. Hope someone here is able to step up!

This man could talk about literally anything and I'd listen to it