I've experienced it anywhere from one to ~five times a year since I was 13 years old in varying degrees. Sometimes it's full-blown dreaming until I lose consciousness again and wake up in the morning or half an hour later, sometimes it's a dream which slowly fades until it stops and I'm awake and lucid again. Then there are times I just can't move or where I wake up looking at my alarm clock and feet and it feels like they're a million miles away and my arms would have to be as long as the Chinese Wall to touch them. Sometimes little things just don't seem right, like a gardening trowel on top of my keyboard or a raspberry vine growing over my bed.

The first time it happened I was close to panic at first, but it turned into what I still consider the most important experience in my life. All the occurrences since then have been very meaningful to me and often occured when I was feeling mentally tired and served to refresh my mind. Recently though, I've been having a very unstable heart rhythm and I had an episode of sleep paralysis while this was going on. It wasn't fun, but I realised that even if I had physical control it wouldn't have been any better and I think all-in-all I was less worried and stressed than I would've been if I were awake for it. Then again I might just have dreamt it because it's happened before when I was awake, like a memory manifesting in a dream or something.

Go to Settings > Interface > Set Taskbar Preferences and check if the Servers checkbox has been unchecked, perhaps due to an update. It still works for me.

Definition

Etymology

https://youtu.be/3LdHy095Bvk?t=122

You don't want to know and no, you don't.

Click on your account name(top-right of your main Steam window), select 'Account Details' from the drop-down and click 'Manage Steam Guard', then click 'Remove Authenticator' and use your recovery code. This is a six-character code which you could view on your mobile phone by clicking 'My Recovery Code' in the Steam Guard tab of the mobile app.

If you don't have this code, you will have to contact your carrier to provide you with a SIM card which has the same phone number as the one you lost. If that's not an option, you will have to provide proof of account ownership to Steam support by showing them credit card or bank transfer information pertaining to an account you have previously used to purchase products through Steam. You can also submit product codes(CD keys) you've used to activate products on Steam to show that you are the owner of the account.

Best of luck.

Thank you to Tetromino.

That probably messed up the stats.

It's just one of those constructions like "his majesty" which is used to give someone greater importance by turning their title into their person; suggesting that they are not just a person, but more like the personification of a power or institution. e.g. "Would his lordship like this peasant beheaded?" instead of "Would you like this peasant beheaded?", or "His lordship has ordered the beheading of this peasant" instead of "Lord Bumsniffer has ordered the beheading of this peasant".

Lordship.

I think he just looked up the definition of censor instead of censorship.

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Seems like the obvious solution.

If you set it to a valid pitch value(1-255), every last hit will have the same pitch regardless of how much damage you did upon said last hit. If you leave this off, it will use the tf_dingaling_pitchmaxdmg and tf_dingaling_pitchmindmg values, just like it would with your normal hitsound.

You either have rather unusual interests or meant "taking the piss".

For sci-fi, 2001: A Space Odyssey I think is worth a watch just because of how well it has aged, especially considering it was made nearly fifty years ago without the aid of computers.

If you want to watch some science fiction which has aged horribly, I would recommend Close Encounters of the Third Kind. It also has the added benefit that you will be shielded from disappointment for life, because no film can possibly be as terrible as it. As an IMDb user accurately and truthfully summarised it:

http://puu.sh/ncwek.png

I'm going to see Iron Maiden on the Book of Souls tour, hopefully a few times. It'll be nice; it feels like it's been so long, since this album and tour were delayed for a bit; what with Bruce Dickinson's illness and such.

That is upscaling, not downscaling. Think of it this way: You render a frame at 1280x720 and you need to increase the amount of pixels from the original image to make it stretch across the entire screen at 1920x1080; you're upping the scale of the rendered frame to fit your monitor. Downscaling is when you render at a higher resolution than you're going to display the rendered frame at in order to increase the quality of the image.