Just because you're leaving out implied words in your paraphrasing doesn't mean his reasoning is wrong; it seems your understanding of the term 'contradiction' is wrong.

I don't see a reason to leave shop x to shop at shop y because they carry the same products but shop x is near me.
If shop y carried products I've been looking for which shop x doesn't and they deliver to my doorstep, I would stop shopping at shop x in favour of shop y.

Seems perfectly logical to me. Whether you agree with his opinion or not is a different matter, but there is nothing wrong with his logic.

Who's "Whose"?

Because using untested potentially crucial mechanics in your world championships might ruin said world championships?

Does anyone know a place which currently sells Noppoo Choc Mini or Mini-2M with brown switches?

It seems the French medic is well-endowed.

I think that once you get the platform to a point where you feel confident it'll run smoothly and has enough features, you should host a NA and an EU cup with prize money. If I recall correctly, there were two Twitch-sponsored cups in the past, with top teams attending; they were very decent events on the broadcasting side of things. I think no-one would say no to a recurring cup which could build some prestige over time; perhaps spread over a three-day weekend. "The Summer and Winter Razer Cup" seem like they could have a set place on the calendar.

Here you go. The preview seems to be bugged out, but I checked and the download works.

The blip you hear on a portable radio when someone stops transmitting. I believe I actually got it from Half-Life 2; you hear it every time the combines talk to each other on the radio.

Edit: Here's an upload.

I always love to see those jumps in close quarters on stock maps, through buildings and tight doorways; shows there's always something new you can do if you're creative enough.

What does that have to do with anything? Everyone working on ToTH is "from the 6s scene", but apparently that doesn't make them unreliable in your eyes. What a weird, weird sentence. Are you sixist?

I'm not sure if you're having the same problem, but I had something similar recently. My mouse(Logitech as well, G400s) started cutting out on flick shots and then if I didn't move it for a few seconds it would suddenly vomit out all the inputs since it cut out and proceed to work again. After that, the mouse started just cutting out until I pulled out the cord for a few seconds and put it back in again, which eventually turned into not working altogether until I rebooted. If I left it long enough without rebooting(a few minutes), I would get blue screens saying "BUGCODE_USB_DRIVER".

However, I could plug in other mice and they would work absolutely fine and none of my other USB devices would malfunction, let alone cause a stop error. I also had this problem on all of the USB ports, both front panel and motherboard. The mouse would however exhibit the exact same behaviour on different computers. My guess was that the cable had broken internally at the point where it enters the mouse because I could see the wire through the sleeve of the cord, but I didn't really bother to investigate further.

Reason gelled so quickly, it was quite impressive to see; congratulations to them. Schocky for LAN, hopefully...

This actually has nothing to do with the spelling rules for forming a possessive of a proper name ending in -s. The rule is that if you speak a second s(e.g. Thomas's book), you write 's; if you do not speak a second s, then you write merely an apostrophe. This is wholly ambiguous, because I personally don't think there is anything wrong with Thomas' book, especially if you'd never heard anything else from birth and had no preconceptions about it. Seeing as there is no precedent of pronunciation, an equally strong argument can be put forward for either side. So I guess the only correct conclusion we can draw here is that spelling rules are, as we find so often, completely and utterly retarded.

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What has been surprising me this tournament is how consistent Federer's serve has been. The past few years he seemed to have lost that all important final 1-5% of concentration which makes the difference between a winner and a great player. But this Wimbledon, it's just all there again. The only thing he will have to do a bit better on Sunday is positioning himself at the net with a bit more cover down-the-line. Fingers crossed.

I feel like something is still wrong with sticky jumping. It's as if a hand keeps gently pushing you up during the first part of the jump. Maybe it's just my imagination because the jumping was so underpowered before, but it still feels wrong.