I've been getting a whole lot of 500 errors lately, since around the time LAN started. It doesn't seem to be related to any specific page, it happens on the main page as well as individual streams/forum threads.

Also, nothing is showing up in the Live Streams tab, which seems odd given how LAN just ended, might just be a coincidence.

the ratio of quickfix threads to sensitivity threads is approaching one

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http://teamfortress.tv/forum/thread/10702/1

not again

Set everything to stock clock/timing, try and see if it's based on stress, if so, try and see what component is failing (Do heavy RAM testing, then CPU, etc).

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http://teamfortress.tv/forum/thread/11032/1#post-26
http://teamfortress.tv/forum/thread/10941/2#post-32
http://teamfortress.tv/forum/thread/10151-cp-labtacular#post-3
http://teamfortress.tv/forum/thread/10130-cp-highlands#post-20
http://teamfortress.tv/forum/thread/6042/1#post-4

can you stop

Can you manually exec other files in cfg?

Blues are loud, but have an amazing feel IMO. Really good for typing, not bad at all for games either.

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#3 is wrong, download the legacy drivers from their site. I'm using a Blackwidow right now, it comes with a nice (Completely offline) driver which allows you to make macros and rebind keys to whatever you want. I think that this is what you want.

Edit, just an FYI, you have to bind the keys to preexisting keys/combinations of keys, you can't, for example, have your M1 key use some special m1 character, even with the drivers. So you will probably have to make M1 for example enter the characters Z1, and make sure that you don't change the binds for Z or 1.

Just really any time I've been working on something for a while and I suddenly get it to work, in a way which doesn't make me feel dumb.

I think I know why this happens. It's probably the same reason why stickies do more damage if someone is standing directly on top of them then if they're directly above someone, they probably calculate damage based on some arbitrary "center of mass" concept which just so happens to be low on the player model.

Is it really worth it?

Edit: Most games come with a steam key if you pay at least $1. (All except for Dead Space 3)

Yeah, that's my guess, next time it happens open up the properties for your mic and check that you don't have the "Listen to this device" box checked.