hell yes I would watch this

If I'm translating timezones correctly, the 23rd of October at 7:00 AM AEST = the 22nd of October at 4:00 PM EST.

But the timezone link is putting it at Oct 23 4:00 PM EST and saying that it'll be the 24th in Australia. Which one is correct?

there's also this:
https://github.com/sirgrey/G-Rec

disclaimer: haven't tried it

haven't they already tried this though, and decided it wasn't good after playtesting it?
http://www.teamfortress.com/post.php?id=13542

I've found a fix that works for my mac. My friend who has a mac and plays on completely default settings has had no issues whatsoever, and my tf2 always crashed right at the time the console would pop up, so I thought the problem must have to do with a config.

Luckily, before I started using comanglia's fps config, I found the defaults to all of the commands and put them in a config that would undo comanglia's config (because I know my mac reacts weirdly to everything and I didn't want to mess it up and not be able to put it back).

http://pastebin.com/eYLtJTeL
here is the config that undoes comanglia's. I wanted to post it in a hurry so it's not very pretty. I've had to use terrible connection settings because I get jitter and lag when I don't, so you'll probably want to replace those with whatever you use. (PLEASE look through it thoroughly before using it; I don't want to mess up someone else's tf2)

When I replaced "exec stability" with "exec stabilityUndo" in my autoconfig, my tf2 didn't crash. I guess one of the commands is causing the problem. I'll try to look in more detail to see which one if I have time, but for now this at least allows me to play. Hopefully it will work for other mac users having the same problem.

EDIT: I found the exact command. mat_antialias 1 and 0 crash my game. mat_antialias 2 does not.