| Account Details | |
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| SteamID64 | 76561197994100486 |
| SteamID3 | [U:1:33834758] |
| SteamID32 | STEAM_0:0:16917379 |
| Country | Saint Pierre and Miquelon |
| Signed Up | October 26, 2012 |
| Last Posted | August 8, 2015 at 11:28 PM |
| Posts | 126 (0 per day) |
| Game Settings | |
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| In-game Sensitivity | 2.95 |
| Windows Sensitivity | 7 |
| Raw Input | 1 |
DPI |
1800 |
Resolution |
1920x1080 |
Refresh Rate |
120hz |
| Hardware Peripherals | |
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| Mouse | Logitech G400 |
| Keyboard | Logitech G110 |
| Mousepad | SteelSeries |
| Headphones | Logitech G930 |
| Monitor | Asus VG248QE |
LsRainbowsThis will only prevent the flash drive from opening automatically.
To disable flash drives completely, you are going to want to disable the whole usb port, which can be done with device manager.
This prevents someone from just unplugging a mouse/keyboard and plugging in the flash drive and having their software execute automatically. Disabling unused ports in Device Manager isn't bulletproof.
m4risaWhat is the easiest way to block USB ports from accepting / reading flash drives?
Control Panel -> Hardware & Sound -> AutoPlay, uncheck "Use AutoPlay for media and devices"
I also suggest putting a password on your local pc account and locking it when not using it.
Last time I volunteered locally they sent me to Kensington (a bad part of philly) to clean up the streets. 3 people from my group got stuck by needles poking out of the trash bags, and I almost got mugged. It really put me off volunteering.
Just lie on your resume like everyone else.
Some cats are nice, some will fuck u up.
Having to balance researching and writing 2 articles every week, along with watching ESEA demos on stream and playing in ESEA, and a job/life on top of that is really fucking hard. idk if london even sleeps.
I have 2 crappy 17" dell monitors and a ton of old Optiplex 760s/780s we don't use anymore. If those would fit your needs, lemme know.
I see this a lot when people don't set EOL mode on GitHub stuff, like cfgs and huds. All it needs is this in the .gitattributes file.
* text=autoMaybe csgo is boring. I'm a pretty boring person so its hard to tell.
downpourAndKennethIs it boring though? I really enjoy watching it. At the very least it's a much easier game to understand and follow than TF2.well, the "optimal way to play" is to not move
But no airshots so you're kind of right I guess.
i still enjoy playing it if only because it has its moments of brilliance, but without any interesting movement mechanics and the fact that you actually get PUNISHED for moving makes it pretty dry
Terrorists have to move or the bomb will never get planted.
A lot of players play t-side by waiting for picks that never come because to a lot of players "waiting for picks" means camp one spot and wait for CTs to rush you, and it seldom works because CTs are too smart to rush you and give you free picks. Or they go in one at a time for a pick and stop when that person gets fucked and nobody follows to get the trade.
Or all 5 T's rush into a small chokepoint and get immediately gunned down because no one bothered to use a flash or smoke or pop a molly.
Peeker's advantage even encourages the quick peeking of corners since you can get a 1-tap with very little resistance.
Proper rotations are one of the most crucial skills on CT side.
I get that if you're on CT side and the Ts are afraid to push, it can get boring because they're waiting for you to rush them and that can be pretty lame, but it's not like that all the time, just when playing against people who don't know how to push. Same can be said about TF2.
There are a lot of reasons to not like CSGO but I can't say "being punished for moving" is one since movement is a big part of that game.
And yeah there aren't a lot of movement mechanics like bhop but it does have some trick jumps and airstrafing.
TheFragileI've seen some people throw around the idea of having chest cameras on officers, which apparently worked out pretty well in certain cities that have tried.
Mounted video cameras do deter unjust police violence, but that's a given. If I had a camera watching me here at work, I'd sure as hell do a lot more work.
Even this would be a huge step in stopping misinformation and hearsay w/r/t police encounters that turn violent. It's surveillance, sure, but surveillance isn't exactly going away, and I wouldn't mind having it working for me (the public).
Drug arrests (usually for marijuana) are also thrown around for being disproportionately and overwhelmingly affecting blacks above every other racial group. Profiling also isn't something you can catch on camera, unless the PO basically outs himself as doing so.
There are many ways to disenfranchise racial groups, however, and police brutality is the tip of the iceberg. Gerrymandering is basically a given in the U.S., every state in the union does it. Blatantly drawing district lines that harm the opposite party, and the regions that are split into the most districts are usually ones that have a high non-white population. To me, this is a blatant and absurd abuse of power, but it's been the status quo for this country for almost 200 years now.
Racism is ingrained into the very fiber of this country, and it almost seems like every government service, from law enforcement to voting and choosing a representative, is aligned to disenfranchise non-whites.
While he's sleeping, lay your balls in his eyes and fart in his mouth.
TheFragileSo, yeah, give input. :3
$10/$60 per team is much more reasonable, I would buy-in.