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#141 Changes for MatchMaking in TF2 General Discussion
NewbieMcNewbfaceBetter anti-cheat. Played in three nights worth, ran in to three hackers so far.

It will be a huge hack fest if valve doesn't at least implement an overwatch system.

posted about 8 years ago
#138 Changes for MatchMaking in TF2 General Discussion

I keep getting a queue priority ban. It says its safe to leave and I hit leave and I'm banned. Happened twice. First time was to a game that never started, second was after the round was over. So lame.

posted about 8 years ago
#24 I'm top damaging/fragging as roamer. in Q/A Help

9 results on your logs.tf and already bragging... damn you have a big e-peen

posted about 8 years ago
#448 Donald Trump in World Events
AvastIt takes some next level fiscal conservatism to spend billions of dollars to build and maintain a wall to keep out people that can't collect any sort of social security and welfare while still paying taxes while simultaneously saying a tariff against the majority of cheap goods is somehow good for the consumer.

There are plenty of ways that illegal immigrants take advantage of social programs, using false or duplicate social security cards and numbers, false or duplicate identities/birth certificates etc. Yes there are illegals collecting social security, welfare, food stamps etc.

You say they still pay taxes.... That is only partially true. They obviously have to pay sales taxes (in most states), but beyond that they do not generally pay Federal or State income tax because they are often times working under the table, being paid cash by their employer.

Lets do some real basic math here. Lets say that half of the 11 million people are employed. So that is 5.5 million people. Lets say they earn an average of 20K a year. Lets say their tax rate is 15% (which includes state tax, and cost of living deduction ~5K). 15% would be 3K owed to the IRS. So that is about 16.5 billion dollars in a single year in unpaid state and federal taxes by illegal immigrants.

posted about 8 years ago
#430 Donald Trump in World Events
MouldThis is some tabloid shit right here, I feel like you're implying that mexico 'taking wealth' from the US is somehow like an unfair travesty, and that's just not true, like its pretty normal for that to happen when you have a more developed country trading with a less developed country, because one tends to be richer in capital, and the other needs money to fund development. That's just the reality when you're one of the most consuming countries in the world, and it's the reality for a lot of the first world. Why would anyone manufacture in there when it's so much cheaper to do so elsewhere?

I'm pretty sure you see similar patterns over all the world, maybe an exception in china where you can still get extremely cheap labour which makes manufacturing there still a good business venture. That's why china has such import/export figures.

I would assume it's not a very viable solution to attempt to equalize that, purely on the basis that this is just how human geography works, unless you want suicide prevention nets on your factories.

I'm not implying that Mexico is taking wealth away from the US, I'm directly saying it. Do I personally feel like there is something wrong with another country making more profit? Not really, but generally that is why countries tax imports. When you import something into the country, you are not funding local labor and manufacturing, which the government in turn taxes and profits from. Which is why almost every country in the world imposes tariffs on most goods. Increasing tariffs could go into funding the building of the wall, which would also increase US jobs and manufacturing.

If a 1x1 foot ceramic tile costs 25 cents to make in Mexico, and 35 cents to make in the US, then increasing import taxes on that type of commodity would increase local production and consumption, and decrease imports shrinking the trade defect, and increasing income from corporate and personal taxes in the US, which would be one way to fund the wall.

posted about 8 years ago
#426 Donald Trump in World Events
remedyand mexican officials have said several times that they wont, they think trump is a complete moron

Do you understand how international trade defects work? The latest available data from 2013 says that there was a $54 billion dollar defect in 2013 between the US and Mexico. Mexico winning out. That is just in a single year. The wall would more than likely take several years to build.

Basically the US is consuming more goods and services from Mexico than Mexico is consuming from the US. Which means Mexico is taking wealth from the US, and because they are taking wealth away from the US in the tune of ~50 billion a year, the federal government earns less tax revenue. If the trade defect was equalized, that alone would easily fund the wall. It's easier said than done, but there are things that can help such as tariffs, stabilizing currency exchange rates to minimize currency manipulation, increasing US-based manufacturing etc.

posted about 8 years ago
#425 Donald Trump in World Events
fade-are you completely blind to the fact that many people get completely screwed over when they apply to college because someone who is objectively less talented/hardworking can be accepted due to their ethnicity?

Well said. It happens with jobs also. I shit you not, my uncle was denied a job for a company because they needed more gay people to fill their quota. If he checked the little box on his application the job would have been his. But he felt that was an unethical thing to do.

posted about 8 years ago
#417 Donald Trump in World Events
AvastTrump's wall is a myth for multiple reasons and it feels good as an engineer when you can knock around dumb things people without facts say.

Let's begin with this analysis:

http://www.nationalmemo.com/an-engineer-explains-why-trumps-wall-is-so-implausible/

However this is analysis would need to be slightly amended as Trump scaled back from a wall covering the full length of the Mexican border to only 1,000 miles so he roughly halved it as the original estimate was 1,954 miles of wall. So we could for simplicity sake say it would cost half as much (though that's likely not true due to various other conditions).

Using the estimates of material cost a civil engineer calculated the original wall to cost at around $17,073,806,000.

http://imgur.com/gallery/KVdSb

So halving that we would see around 8.5 billion dollars for material costs alone. Note this does not include land acquisition, labor, machinery, or the variety of other costs associated with land development and construction.

In addition, his plan to fund this wall is increasing costs of visas and port of entry fees for Mexican officials and ships while also utilizing tariffs to make Mexican made goods more expensive for US consumers. A move widely regarded as generally bad for both businesses and consumers.

https://www.donaldjtrump.com/positions/immigration-reform

So in conclusion:

The wall is a talking point that will 99.99% not happen. IF it however does happen then we can officially announce the long awaited death of actual fiscal conservatism as it has long been enshrined in name only in the Republican party.

You're kidding yourself if you think 8.5 or 17 billion dollars is a lot of money for the US government. They spend 100's of billions of dollars on black opps military projects each year alone. There are literally trillions of dollars that are unaccounted for in the last couple decades of spending.

Can you imagine the amount of money the US treasury is losing every year from the 11+ million undocumented immigrants that are not paying taxes, and some of them have started receiving food stamps or other social benefits. The wall is a drop in the bucket compared to the trillions spent each year.

Secondly, Trump has said that Mexico will pay for the wall. No he's not just going to hand them a bill for 10, 20, 30 or whatever billion dollars. There is a trade defect between the US and Mexico, and the money would be "raised" through new trade regulations/agreements/tariffs etc.

posted about 8 years ago
#416 Donald Trump in World Events
fade-ok so i'm chinese, second generation immigrant, my parents were first gen and came straight from china literally without anything other than an education and some basic grasp of english

my parents didn't have anything at all to work off of, but they were able to find six-digit salaries within like 5 years in IT. even if you assume that they are extreme outliers and that usual immigrants need time to stabilize, what about the african american community? without trying to address the stereotype there is still a huge majority of african americans not even trying to educate themselves or improve their own situation through finding a stable career. they have a home, they have affirmative action, what is stopping them?

but seriously get we get the fuck rid of affirmative action and its racist bullshit already it's in good intention but it's so retarded

Good on them. Many Chinese are the hardest working people out there. They not only work hard, but are generally quite wise with how they spend their money. If you look into salary statistics, Chinese are at the top, above Caucasians. The liberals want to just keep giving hand outs to people in poverty, which only enables them to stay in poverty and live off the government. Hard work is paramount to success and achieving the American dream.

posted about 8 years ago
#1 240GB SanDisk SSD for $50 Shipped @ Newegg in Hardware

Just saw this on slickdeals it will probably go fast.

NeweggFlash has the 240GB SanDisk Plus Solid State Drive SSD for $49.99 SHIPPED.

This would be great for any gamer on a budget that wants to speed up their load times.

Lowest price I've seen with no rebates or coupons involved for a 240GB SSD. I have a 240GB SanDisk I got a couple years ago for $150 back when that was a heck of a deal. No complaints with my drive so far.

posted about 8 years ago
#445 Overwatch, who got in? in Other Games

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pLuXWNDsp4

I'm encouraged to see that the Blizzard devs are listening to feedback about matchmaking. It is quite a complex system and there are a lot of bugs to be worked out I feel.

I've been quite frustrated playing against random 6 stacks lately. The other day I queue with one friend we are both level 40's. And we are matched with 4 level 120+ guys and 2 level 80 guys. They had their strategy down and knew how to play tank heros with bubbles and heals very well and rolled the game in < 2 minutes.

My other main frustration is having a bad class makup with other random players. Tank classes and support classes are played less and if you don't have at least one of each you are screwed.

And please blizzard nerf Genji, tracer, Winston, and Hanzo.

posted about 8 years ago
#434 Overwatch, who got in? in Other Games

I got in today! Only played a little over an hour so far.

dollarlayer#1882 feel free to add me

posted about 8 years ago
#13 Typical performance with a high-end system? in Q/A Help
pancake_stacksNo, but I guess I will have to. Kind of pathetic this game can't even hold a decent FPS on modern hardware with all low settings, low res, and on the recommended 24 slot servers. It's kind of a joke when you remember this game is nearly 10 years old.

It is pathetic. I have a GTX 980, and the 3770K @ 4Ghz is still pretty darn strong, maybe only 10% behind other mid grade 5th or 6th gen i7 CPU's at stock clocks. I run an FPS config with most things set to low but my res is at 1080p.

One thing that some people don't realize is that your mouse movement is heavily tied to your FPS. Even though 80 FPS might still look visually quite smooth, if you have fluctuating mouse movement as your FPS changes, that can influence the smoothness of your aim pretty significantly. So if they re-engineered the way the mouse works in conjunction with FPS, then FPS swings wouldn't be a big problem.

posted about 8 years ago
#11 Typical performance with a high-end system? in Q/A Help
pancake_stacksyukiA 2600k at 4.4 should still provide good fps, especially at 1024x768!

When you say dips, can you elaborate? Even if you have capped fps it doesn't ALWAYS stay right at 144 even if your computer is from NASA. Rather, I'll rephrase - DO you have fps capped?

What values do you get in a midfight with fps_max 0 enabled?

When I spawn, I have 300-400 fps. As soon as I walk outside it drops to 200'ish. As soon as I engage in fights, it drops even more. And on payload maps where lots are on cart and enemies attacking us, it can drop to as low as 80-90.

Any FPS config? I have a 3770K @ 4Ghz, I'm fine in comp, sometimes in pubs tho I'll dip to 80 FPS or so. FPS hasn't been good since the new skins came out.

posted about 8 years ago
#3 Free Jack in the Box Double Jack Burger in Off Topic
alec_tfw no jack in the box or chipotle in my area

Sucks man, but maybe you have Panda Express and can go for some free Chicken Eggrolls

posted about 8 years ago
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