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Sniper296

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  1. OSHPTROOPERSHORTY Huh. Learning the touch-typing positions but not to actually touch-type is quite useful.
  2. Happy birthday! Now give me a slice of cake!!!
  3. My name means that I'm going to shoot you in the head 296 times from afar. Don't know why I chose it or where I first used it. All I know is it is 1.96432×106 times better than previous names I have used and that may still be lurking out there on the web.
  4. I would congratulate you, but then the lot of you spam invited me on Steam. Your congratulations from me is me not blocking y'all.
  5. Two of my photos and a classic background in my current 15min rotation.
  6. Flickr thumbnails (click for full size) >>> >>>>>>>> >>>
  7. These appear to be the first images posted on the GTA Forums topic. Boring bit about finding
  8. I believe I win download speed. I love this new ISP, they have a goal and achieve it! [disclaimer]Seriously not edited image or swf. True speed. You think I would fake that DL and leave that UL?[/disclaimer]
  9. Desktop: Windows 7 Home Premium x64 OEM (Was not dumb enough to buy "better" version) Server: Debian Wheezy amd64 Router: DD-WRT v24-sp2 micro Laptop(KIA): Arch Linux x86_64 And various VMs.
  10. This is what I am stuck with when my connection is down. The test just freezes there and never continues.
  11. Before: That would be 152Mb/s now too! After: Worst Case: [NO TEST AVAILABLE] It will not even complete the test. It dies half way.
  12. "A witness told the New York Daily News she had smelled gas 'for weeks' before the explosion." [BBC News]
  13. Screw drugs! FSX is a much more expensive habit! *Stares at $384.88 PMDG shopping cart longingly* This is one of the only pics I could find from my flights. (had to attach it as IPB is developed by retards!)
  14. Really? In the case of the NSA I think of it more as:You enter the store(site) you will be watched by security(site security). You will also be watched by a theif(NSA). The thief is not there to knock off the store, they are there to observe the customer's purchases. 'Oh, that guy is buying a 50" plasma and top end BluRay recorder!' He then calls his buddy outside with your description and gets him to follow you. They now know where you live and about your new pricey purchase. Being watched by the site you are visiting is perfectly reasonable. Being watched by a third party like advertisers, analytics providers, analytics providers disguised as social networking(Facebook) and others is unreasonable. Being watched by spooks of a country that has no competence in catching bad guys and therefore has to spy on every person on the planet just in case, is disgusting. @tinfoil hat wearers: Adblock, Noscript, Ghostery, et al., are not going to stop these people. They are there so that you can regain control on what your computer is receiving over the internet. De-crapifiying the internet. You need to use encryption, proxies, false identities, disposable payment methods, etc. to escape these scum spooks. Until you are in a tinfoil suit within an underground tinfoil bunker, they will still get you. Totally not the NSA.
  15. Sniper296 posted a gallery image in GTA IV Galleries
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  18. Tutorial how to make a server here: http://www.teamspeak.com/?page=tutorials&type=server#ts3_tutorial_1

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