I'm like 90% certain that's the PSU. Always possible it's a capacitor on the mobo or something, but it sounds far more likely that your power supply is overheating or just failing outright.

Apple Monitor II. A green CRT from 1984.

I've never posted something like this before and I kind of blurred the rest of my room but hopefully it's okay

http://i.imgur.com/AZr7X9O.jpg

I disagree

viewmodels for throwables/consumables are nice

while true, a lot of people don't even know what a single row of pixels looks like. without a picture, a "single row of pixels line" could actually be something like this:

http://i46.tinypic.com/2n7kq2u.jpg

this is actually a photo of real burn-in, but because of its thickness most people would actually call it a one pixel line.

and based on his comments (brighter than the color it should be but not solid white, faded over time) it has every sign of burn in.

Do you have an Android phone?

You can use an app called Wifi Analyzer that shows every network in the area, what strength each network has, and what bands they're using.

If you have interference then 5GHz WiFi may help, but in actuality 5GHz actually has worse signal strength overall.

not working here either.

also

I Am Going To Enjoy Simulating A Fictional National Aeronautics And Space Agency On National Video Gamers Day!

every number from 2 to 9.

could just be burn in. did you leave your monitor on for a long time? if so it should fade if it wasn't too long.

The settlement was already confirmed, there just wasn't a way to apply for it yet. Now the site for applications is live.

enough that there's a fucking wikipedia article

If that doesn't work just try +map_background as a launch option

agreed with most here. if it's like a flank scout and roamer, then whatever, and maybe even a demo, but you better at least have your regular pockets, medic, and maincaller

sorry but i don't even have any shame about this one

http://puu.sh/r6NIi/e8649984cb.png

god damn omni