http://email.struck.com.s3.amazonaws.com/jackinthebox/burger-giveaway/coupon-normal.jpg

Print that out or put it on your phone, thats all you need. The cashier just needs to enter in the code 883.

I hit up Jack in the Box with a friend and it worked fine.

The double Jack is like $5 on the menu in CA.

If the choice was only limited to those 2, I'd have to go with Bernie even though I hate socialism and the expansion of the Federal government. Hillary is a witch that needs to be prosecuted and put behind bars.

Amazing how much faith people put in these hacks. Hackers with australiums up the ass.

Hell even max box had a golden pan and an assortment of other australiums. 1 VAC for that guy = RIP like 5 grand worth of shit. If valve had half a brain, they would at least manually VAC some of the top hackers to scare off the hacking community.

Being a Brony that hacks. Yes I've caught a few.

ISP's often will advertise "high speed internet" but they are actually using the term poorly.

Your connection to the internet is like water flowing down a stream or river. You can either have a small stream that moves water at 5mph, or a large river that moves water at 5mph. If you put a paper boat in the stream or big river, both will move at the same speed. If all you need to do is move a single paper boat, the stream is just fine. TF2 and most other games (when you are not downloading maps or mods or updates) requires very little bandwidth to run, and are like the paper boat, they will travel at the same speed in the stream or river. However if you want to move a large container ship or 100's of paper boats at the same time, you are going to need a river.

Basically if you have a stable and reliable connection, the ISP's "speed" such as 50Mbps download vs 5Mbps download will make zero difference in your ping. However, if you have multiple people streaming youtube or netflix at the same time, you will very quickly and easily use up that 5Mbps causing high ping. What can also cause high ping though is a shitty router in conjunction with multiple people using the internet at the same time for various tasks.

And then there is also the whole ISP routing to the server that can have a dramatic difference in your ping. They can take very efficient direct paths to the server, or they can bounce you all over the country or state prior to you reaching your destination.

If you run net_graph you can see the constant kb/s speed the game is using up and down. It's very low like maybe 30-50 Kb/s.

So I've had a TT eSports POSEIDON with Cherry MX Brown switches for about a year and a half now. Randomly though the space bar and some other keys will register a double strike. This has actually caused me to crater in game as scout many times, due to losing my double jump ability at random times.

This was my first modern mechanical keyboard. I'm wondering if any other mechanical keyboard owners have experienced this issue? Or is something kind of unique to my keyboard? I think it kind of started happening about a year into owning it. It does it at random times. So far in typing this post I've gotten 2 double space bar strikes.

Luckily this keyboard is still under warranty so I'll probably RMA it, however after I read some reviews I just don't trust this keyboard to not have the same problem in a few months, so I'll probably pitch it.

Any other brown switch mechanical keyboard recommendations? I just want a small keyboard with back lighting.

I like the layout of the site, will look sweet once its polished up with some graphics.

As for the rules go, I'd suggest an offclass rule and one that is actually enforced, which will make pugs less cancerous.

My friend (a cat lover) said that most cities have free or cheap vets that are run by volunteers. So maybe look into that if you can't afford a traditional vet.

Cranberries and cranberry pills are sometimes used as a natural treatment alternative to prescription antibiotics for humans for treating UTI's. But I'm not sure about for cats. I agree the cat should probably see a vet, but you might want to research natural treatments of UTI's for pets. Maybe some cranberries or something will cure your cat who knows.

I know you mentioned CMD pinging not working and being blocked, but you could try other methods as well or use a VPN to do the pings.

I would try running a free program called WinMTR. It basically acts like a continuous ping tool, and can be set to basically do 100's or thousands of trace routes. You can pick an IP such as a TF2 server IP that you game on sometimes. It will tell you the average latency of each hop, including the hopes on your local network. Then you can maybe identify if there are any specific hops that seem to be problematic, and trouble shoot the issue further.

You can find the steps and download link for WinMTR on NFO's site here. If you want you could copy and paste the results into a site like paste bin and share the results here.

AFAIK silent aim for hitscan is patched due to more of the clients crosshair position being processed server side rather than client side. You can use it on your own client side and have it feel like silent aim but on the server side/spectator/STV side it is a twitchy mess. Projectile silent aim though is not patched and is what he was using when you see rockets leaving the launcher at odd angles.

Welp he's using the free version of lmaobox in MGE. Don't humor this guy, report his stream and just get it taken down.

http://www.twitch.tv/torrit

It probably is true if you plan to game like right after working out. I remember I would sometimes workout my upper body then go try to shoot some hoops. Lots of airballs because you're muscles just feel hard to control after a hard upper body workout.

"last lobby" ?

I used to work part time managing a gym and work out regularly. Delayed onset muscle soreness happens anytime you use muscles that you've not worked out in a while, or ones that you've not worked out in the same manner. Like if you are used to doing 20 reps of something and you try to max out 1 rep, you may get some soreness.

For me, if I were to take say a month or more off of working out I'd be sore the next day after working out. And this soreness would last about a week, but would gradually start fading away after 2-3 days.

Soreness can also have another causes, and there are a lot of mistakes new people that work out make.

For example a lot of people forget to stretch or stretch improperly or cold stretch. Ideally you should be stretching after being warmed up. Jog for a bit, and do a few jumping jacks or a few very light high rep lifts and then stretch. If your soreness was caused by improper stretching or stretching incorrectly this will reduce or eliminate your soreness.

The other mistake some people make is working the same muscles everyday. When you workout you area tearing some tiny muscle fibers, these need a day to repair themselves and grow back, so alternate what muscles you work out and this can also help with soreness.

I downloaded the STV from post #26 and watched it for laughs.

Here is what I noticed.

1) Triggerbot on sniper
2) Full on aimbot on sniper SMG -- very twitchy
3) Silent aimbot on direct hit as pointed out by crayyyylmao in post #29 you can see that video. There were other situations where rockets were leaving the RL at ~20 degrees from his crosshair position
4) Walls or ESP, multiple times he tracked the invisible spy. A couple times he kills the spy, one time he ignored the spy for a bit then 180'ed him and shot him as huntsman
5) He appears to be trying to some-what "throw." Played sniper, spy, and soldier in one lobby. Used regular sniper, huntsman, and even pee sniper. Used rocket jumper, DH and stock RL and soldier.
6) Multiple situations of going afk (3-4x) for a number of seconds. This is quite common when people calibrate their hacks and make some adjustments to their hack.