There was no need to bump this thread.

You are a very very sad person.

When my mx518 broke, it took a week before I got a response. Then it took about a day between each response. Pretty annoying stuff.

Move as soon as you can. Maybe to Austin or Kansas City.

I don't have enough disk space to opt in. Fuck. Uninstalling CS:S now.

EDIT: still not enough, uninstalling 3/4 of MATLAB and dota2. TF2, y u so big?

Then you'll constantly be skipping posts you never read because there was a topic you never read before your last activity. It's extremely inelegant and unintuitive. If you localize it to the thread, it's exactly what I was talking about.

How I'd do a budget $900 build:
$200 for i5 CPU
$150-200 for GPU (whatever is on sale)
$150 for monitor (generic one)
$100 mobo
$50-100 PSU (you need only 600W at most)
$50 case
$50 RAM (RAM doubled in price since last year, I wish I upgraded earlier)
$50 for 1TB HD

any spare money get your DVD drive and maybe an SSD, but I have yet to use my DVD drive in about 6 months. You should just take an old one, use it to install the OS (or better, do a flash drive install). Overclocking is optional.

Enigma's talked to me about this before, and there's about 3 solutions we thought about that might shit on resources. Also, I'm using (universal) post # instead of a timestamp in this example because it's much cheaper for now (post ids are in chronological order).

1) Make a table with every thread and every user with a post # (n:m relation), and unread threads don't have the tuple. Means that every time you load the page, it has to check the index based on the user_id and then thread_id. 99% of this data eventually becomes bloating since you'll probably never read thread 456 again (unless you like to necro posts).

2) Make a blog for each thread and search that. Lack of indexing in the blob makes it kinda suck if the community grows large enough.

3) Make a limited history (~2 weeks) system where everything beyond this limit gets turned into an old post. Now every old thread takes you to the newest post (or just disable the button).

It's why many forums archive really old posts: so they don't have to keep things in the active index. Right now the index is low enough that we get an amazingly fast site (except youtube embded pages). Whether or not adding this would kill the sites performance is just speculation.

You're right, my g400 doesn't even have a PID which made me a little confused and though it really referred to g400s (they switched to S/N, which all don't have angle snapping).

So no more angle snapping.

I like how half the posts in this thread aren't even related to what cyzer was asking.

From what I hear, g400s don't have angle snapping unlike old g400's.

They found a great model. I hope boomer got to keep those at least.

http://teamfortress.tv/forum/thread/7331-invite-whisperings#post-105368

What.

Are you telling my all those times I took Tylenol I broke the law?

I don't see why not. It's probably a hassle to manually check all the ETF2L/aus leagues and steamID's though (if they're even registered here).