selling a viewsonic vx2268wm 120hz monitor for $100 if anyone's interested who's going
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824116452
works fine and i have the original box
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selling a viewsonic vx2268wm 120hz monitor for $100 if anyone's interested who's going
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824116452
works fine and i have the original box
don't judge me
looking to buy/trade/whatever an account with that skin
iirc there were a bunch of vac bans related to the plugin that enabled it (open plugin)
michael cera was the only redeeming part of that movie
they'll have plenty of carts available for you @ lanfest to transport your PC from your car to the LAN so that trip will be plenty safe
set your desktop somewhere snug in your car and wrap a towel or something around your monitor and you should be fine
would the forum and stream modules be most beneficial to be floated?
floating everything would result in some problems in smaller viewports
KanecoYeah, sorry but no. I have a SMF forum with 5k users and the forum has faster loading times than tf.tv. And there are plenty other examples. It just depends on the optimization or maintenance the site has.
that's really just outright not true and quite an unfair comparison to begin with.
I took a quick look at the page render times on the SMF main site forum and they're all slower than the sub-40ms render times on tf.tv. whatever delay you're experiencing with tf.tv is almost certainly caused by cloudflare's CDN (necessitated by the recent DDoS threats).
the user base on this site is also much more active than your typical forum's (a typical day averages about 1000-2000+ new posts) and almost every single one of tf.tv's ~8000 users is a singular active identity (because of mandated "real" steam account login). in many regards this site is utilized in an almost chat-like fashion rather than a bulletin board.
it's also a bit disingenuous to suggest the site should have this feature and should have that. i'm not going to pretend by any stretch of imagination that tf.tv is the paragon of forum software, but for what it was designed for--a fast, minimalistic medium for the tf2 community to connect--it does its job fairly well. for better or worse I coded tf.tv from the ground up and haven't had the resources or time to match an experienced forum software development team.
I love this community and I'll continue doing what I'm doing regardless of what comes out of this but god damn is it disheartening when comments imply it's my responsibility to do all that I do for tf.tv and indebt myself to the community simply because I make a few bucks off ads.
trogEvery forum I've ever visited has had new post notifications and a jump to unread post button. I won't pretend to know how most forums implement it, but how is it that they can do so without using so many resources it requires a subscription system to support it?
I'm by no means against having some way for you to recover some of the money you spend on hosting, but I'm a little confused as to why these basic forum features can't be available to everyone when most forums can provide them easily.
your typical phpbb forum probably marks threads either "read" or "unread" in one of the following ways:
1. storing thread viewing history in your browser session
2. comparing a timestamp of your last visit to the activity in each thread
3. a combination of the two above
in all of these cases the downside is either imprecision or the fact that you lose all of your viewing history the instant you close your browser.
the implementation on this site is database driven so that your viewing history saves on any browser and any device. it's a somewhat difficult idea to explain in full so i'll add a trial of sorts in the future to make it all clear.
mthsadcan you offer another payment service besides paypal? i cant use them for several reasons.
looking into other options
Foxcan you make an option to pay one month at a time without recurring fees?
yes
downpouron a side-note while I'm 100% for supporting TFTV, I don't really like how you have to pay for some of these really basic things...
brownymaster gives an explanation in this thread: http://teamfortress.tv/forum/thread/7456-idea
no other site of this scale has this thorough of an implementation of these features (and for good reason)
-sqWill the monthly subscription renew every 1st of the month or will it be renewed every 30 days?
every 30 days
the back button works most of the time (not on firefox?) but i'll make sure this is fixed soon
anything is better than time warner
cool dude go back to ozfortress