If you had a 6s item whitelist on pub servers they would be more balanced. It would probably be no fun but it would fix engi being op as fuck

The weird thing is it's not like he accidentally posted it twice. It's 2 different posts, it's like he wrote it out twice then posted both versions at the same time

I'd guess this http://teamfortress.tv/thread/25817/tragicservers-lf-pocket/?page=3#439155
Maybe this seeing as it got locked http://teamfortress.tv/thread/25827/guy-selling-house/?page=1#439287

ya but he got banned again yesterday

ya but it lets u get ur post count up

is woogie still banned he hasnt posted yet

old yahud

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+1 for OSX being great for coding (although a built in package manager would have been nice)
I'd still take Linux or Windows over it any day as a primary OS, but on a laptop or work machine it does meet a nice middle point. If it didn't use so much RAM so as to make the Air actually usable that would be a nice bonus, but on a Macbook Pro it is great to use

Which chromebook did you have? I might be in the market and I'd like to know what to avoid

Chromebooks are really great imo. If you want to be able to use it as an actual computer instead of just a web browsing device, many of them can run Linux. The only thing to be careful about is storage capacity. For college you should basically have internet everywhere so you could probably just use it as intended. If you need to anything like coding you could just have an ssh server running off of your home computer.

Yeah you're right, you would be hard pressed to find a laptop with as low a resolution screen as the Macbook Air in this day and age, and I can't really think of any computers aside from tablets that offer such a low storage capacity. And of course who could forget the generous 4GB of RAM they give you (luckily Apple loves to use it all with their terribly inefficient OS, so you basically end up with 2-3GB of RAM at all times). It's almost like you could get way better specs for the price.

I don't know what other people are talking about, my laptops usually last about 4-5 years and I've always paid less than $650. I used to always buy Toshiba, but I've had a Acer Aspire V5-571-6806 for the past 2 years with no issues. I don't really see why you would spend twice as much as you need to on a laptop. You really don't need more than about 5 hours of battery life for college. As for weight, unless you are rich it is way better to be carrying around a few extra pounds and have $600 in your pocket imo.

You could probably even get away with a chromebook depending on what you are studying. If you are doing some sort of engineering or math program you probably couldn't, but basically anything else would be fine.

If you are willing to spend the money that a Macbook air costs a Surface Pro is going to do everything the Macbook would do, cost a little less, and not force you to deal with Apple's dreadful bloated operating system.

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