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No problem. Back to wearing aviators.

Nope. Before the word 'possible' I used the words 'none', 'of', and 'is'. That implies a negative. Saying 'none of what the OP said is impossible' would be a double negative, implying that everything he said would be possible.

You must be new to the internet. This is the average education level people who use these crazy contraptions called computers have: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vR-8k-7FG4 Yeah. Anyway, point is nobody's going to pay attention to that.

If you got approved then so be it. My issue is that if you give improper feedback or a bad experience to new users with a name like "Community Support Response Team", they might mistake the G17 staff for being ignorant/rude/uninformed/unprofessional/slow to respond to questions, etc. Maybe they won't. But, if you got approved by official staff, then good luck.

Droid RAZR. 1.2GHZ Dual Core Ti OMAP CPU 1GB RAM 16GB Internal HDD, up to 32GB expandable storage 4.3" Super AMOLED Screen w/ Corning Gorilla Glass 1.3 Megapixel Front Camera, 8 Megapixel Rear Camera w/ 1080p Video 4GLTE Internet Capability Android Jelly Bean 4.1 OS I'm due for a contract renewal in January. I would have renewed next month but Verizon got rid of that program recently. I'd get the Galaxy S4 now if I was up for renewal, but who knows what will be out in January.

1.) You spelled community horribly wrong. 2.) Did anyone approve the group name? It sounds an awful lot like you're trying to imitate the G17 staff. That doesn't sit too well with me.

Might wanna edit your post there. But yeah I figured something went wrong when I got 9 alerts about people quoting me.

None of what the OP said is possible as written unless it appears as text on the screen because you'd need to call up a bunch of speech files that either don't match up well or simply don't exist. Regarding the next build, not much we can say right now. I'm not an LCPDFR multiplayer type of guy, but I agree that having actual players give callout information over the radio is about as realistic as it'll get.

I did, it gave the literal text instead of embedding it. This isn't my first day on the forum. You'll have to use your imagination. Or the one you posted.

No idea on that one, man. I haven't touched a USB 3.0 device yet even though my machine has it, and I use a wired mouse. Just use Sony Vegas or something on your PC. lol

I'm sorry that we'll have to agree to disagree, willpv23. Dogs can be trained to know the difference between aggressive movements and normal movements. This is crucial when dealing with a big dog that's going to live with children, as their movement will be random and erratic. Again coming back to Cesar Milan, he's had to do this with big dogs that live with families that are having their first kids. That kennel club article is trying to paint the ideal picture of what a Rottweiler should be when being judged. And that 2nd link looks like a thesis paper since it has a ton of references within the article itself, plus multiple authors. But I digress; the dog didn't need to do what it did, and proper training could have prevented it. it looks like you even started to hint at that yourself in your reply, saying that it's hard to clam them down. And it is. But ultimately the person that raises the dog builds and shapes its brain, in the same way our parents raise us to behave a certain way and respond to certain commands. And that's the bottom line the way I see it. I think the owner is going to need to chalk this up to lessons learned. In particular 1.) How to avoid being arrested. 2.) Be more meticulous in raising your animal, or pick a breed that fits you better.

Wikipedia isn't necessarily the best source for information. If you believe in the science of genetics (hopefully most of us here do), you will most likely buy into the reason Rottweilers are what they are physically. They were dogs bred for fighting in the German town of Rotweil. They are very large and muscular and have an incredible amount of energy. They are common pets but are generally hard to control due to genetic reasons, chiefly the amount of energy the dog needs to expend before it gets tired for the day (otherwise it remains wound up, looking for a way to expend that energy) coupled with the owners laziness or ignorance of how to raise this type of dog. Any "vicious" breed like Rotweilers, Dobermans, German Shepherds, Pit Bulls, etc have bad reputations as mean dogs just because that's the way they were born. Dog trainers don't buy into that, and I don't either. All dogs have a little "wild" in them since they're descendants of the wolf, but a properly trained dog won't attack people at random. Most pet owners are lazy. Breeds like the ones mentioned above, hell, even breeds with less sinister reputations take the same kind of attentiveness that most people don't give. Collies and Dalmatians would be other good examples. They're high maintenance dogs, and for people with active lifestyles who want to be involved with an animal on that level, they're great pets. But under the wrong owner, the dog can resort to bad behavior because it doesn't know any better. Simply writing it off as "that's the way it is" doesn't fly with me, as qualified dog trainers and dedicated owners have both proven otherwise.

A person from Alaska owns it apparently, so I'll gladly overlook it.

They don't consider it one, nor do they consider it a primary platform. That's been stressed very heavily in the past, and is also hinted in this message. That being said, don't read too much into their response one way or the other. They're likely being literal in saying that they're not ready to consider whether to re-release it for other platforms or not.

I dunno about the 4770K, but you'd be surprised at how well the stock cooler works on the 3770K. I bought an aftermarket one anyway to knock it down a few more degrees Celcius, but a lot of OC tests done by review websites when the CPU came out were done with the stock cooler.

With one or two really large flatbed trucks, I guess. Like this: In all fairness, the OP is from Brazil so Portuguese is probably his first language, English his 2nd. Or maybe he used Google Translate.

This is what we need more of in today's comic books. History re-written. Suck on that, fascists.

FRAPS lag can be solved (mostly) by recording to another HDD, from what I understand although I've never tried it. I just turn off FSAA and FSAF on games like Battlefield 3, then I can record to my main drive at a playable frame rate. I actually switched from GTA IV to EFLC again the other day, and to my surprise, it works (kinda). I can play for longer periods of time without texture loss, and even drive between islands without it. I usually get it eventually, or sometimes crash during gameplay, but this is on a tester build of LCPDFR which most likely has something to do with some of the crashes, so I'm happier. GTA IV still leaves me wondering though.

A dog's attitude is not a trait that comes from genetics, it comes from owner training. A puppy knows nothing at birth and needs to learn, just like a human does. Nobody's saying a dog doesn't have the right to defend it's master, but there's a right way and a wrong way to breed a dog for that purpose.

The e-mail says your financial stuff shouldn't be compromised anyway, just game account stuff.

They'll send you an e-mail. I got mine this morning and changed my password when I got home from work.

I'm sorry, but I had to post that.

A dog isn't worth officer injury or death. And weapons like tasers are called "less lethal" for a reason. They can still kill humans, nevermind dogs, with or without a pre-existing condition. It's 50,000 volts of electricity going through you if it hits the target. The best way to avoid dog attacks is for people to raise their dog properly so it doesn't get amped up when interacting with other people. Most people who own rotweilers or pit bulls that attack people are generally lazy owners. Dogs like that are very high maintenance and high energy and need to be tired out every day or they get wound up. Owners also encourage a lot of bad behaviors that make the dogs think they own the house they live in, or the car they ride in or whatever. Taking a page out of Cesar Milan's book; they are not portraying themselves as a pack leader, and therefore there can be some serious repercussions. I was not a fanatic about my dog. The best breed to own for people like me, I'm convinced, is a hound of some kind. Beagles, Basset Hounds, etc match the lifestyle of the owner. If you're active, they're active. If you're lazy, they're lazy. It's a great breed of dog to own. I had a beagle for 8 years and I loved it.

I've had a GMail account since it was an invite-only beta. I also created a YouTube account right about the time it boomed, in 2006. Google wants me to merge the accounts fully, using my real name for an account name now. I've opted not to. I no longer have the option of signing in under my screen name, I have to use my e-mail now (I have no idea why that would make a difference to Google, I think they're just trying to inconvenience me to the point of me caving in) to log in, but I kept my screen name.