If you ask a question and then solve it yourself, always post what the issue was and how you solved it.

http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/wisdom_of_the_ancients.png

Make a bookmark and use the appropriate sync product.
http://www.apple.com/icloud/
https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/185277?p=syncchrome
https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/sync/

Took me a little while, but its working.
http://tf.heybey.org/vtfconv/

The photoshop plugin doesn't work for you because it uses native code compiled for Windows. Unfortunately, vtflib is pretty entangled in the Windows API, so it's not trivial to port to OS X. Someone has ported it to linux, so I'll attempt to throw a web converter together over the next few days. If I get it done in a reasonable amount of time I'll post it here. For the moment, though, it appears that you are stuck with virtualbox, or you could try getting the command line version working under wine.

The file needs to be named "info.vdf" rather than "info.vdf.txt". Also, be sure to set this in Explorer:

http://puu.sh/pUBy1/2cd4d9842c.png

There is actually an option implemented for the low violence version of the game that does just this. Add -sillygibs to your launch options and you will get springs, cogs, and other miscellany instead of gibs.

Emoji are just Unicode characters. You can paste them in your post and they will render, albeit very small.
Never mind. They get removed but the preview works..?

That cvar defaults to 0 and seemingly does nothing, probably because TF2 has its own weird fall damage system that scales with max health and has random variance.

What do you mean? That plugin is not very complicated, so I imagine any bugs would be easily fixed.

I have updated this to check for typos in #base keys and add support for block comments. Note that block comments only work in sourcemod configuration files - they act like line comments in HUDs and can cause unexpected behavior.

https://github.com/sheybey/kvlint/releases/tag/v0.4

Sorry, I should have been a little more clear in the OP. I developed this on a linux machine, so I was using GNU find. I don't know of an equivalent on the windows platform, but you can pass more than one file at once now.

My knowledge on this is admittedly limited, but I am fairly sure the reason that old demos no longer work is because the network protocol changes. In order to play old demos, old engines would have to be bundled into the new one, greatly increasing the size of the binaries and probably opening up security vulnerabilities.

ffmpeg.org

vlc (videolan.org) also supports converting to WMA/WMV if you prefer a gui for encoding.

Now filters /news as well. I also fixed a bug where regex special characters (any of ()[]$^.+?*\|) in filters were interpreted as such when they shouldn't have been and added some comments in an attempt to make the code more readable.

I got mine out a little over a year ago. All 4 were impacted, so they put me under general anesthesia. Apparently mine went out smoother than anyone else's in my family. Got them out at 8 AM, woke up at home, watched truktruk do surf_omnific (I don't remember much of it but the colors were pretty lol) until the drugs wore off, then had stromboli for dinner at 7 PM. They gave me oxycodone but I only ended up using ibuprofen for a week until I healed up.

The problem is not that the results are discussed, the problem is that the results are shown on the front page so that people reading unrelated threads are spoiled. If you inspect the script carefully, you will notice that it only filters threads that you aren't currently reading.

For whatever reason, I didn't originally think to have this filter the article list on the front page. Fixed.

I'm not sure whether I want to spend the time to filter the text for featured articles, since they have associated images that could also contain spoilers, plus I haven't seen any that had spoilers in the past.