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I never understood why people like that hill, it's the most obvious place to snipe from and the first place counter-snipers look.

I watched it to the part where he saves bella in his volvo and he's like, "say something, keep me distracted so I don't go back there and rip those guys heads off!" and that was just too much. I mean in 1 minute they just slap you with this image of what, apparently, girls want their guy to...

I love the description: Oh boy! Responsibility, public service, affordable modes of transportation!

I hope you have a good sound system, the music really helps that movie.

I can imagine how much easier it is with a mouse, but since I'm on a laptop I gave up after like the jump with the spikes. I really should have been able to use wsad to move the gun around and space to fire.

http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/

I worked at best buy for a few months when I moved cities. It was my least favorite job by a long shot. I sold computers and then was 'promoted' to geek squad for a short period before I finally found a real job. While you don't make any commission you're still required to hit sales quotas, they...

So after running my own tests on an i5-560, 4gb, Win7 64bit home premium computer; it looks like they've made pretty big improvements to IE9, they've gone from 'lol' to average. Although comparing my scores to zdnet it's interesting to see how much they vary.

large black women > asians on phones

I really only play black ops now, and that's probably a few times a week. Maybe I'll get a few hours in on saturday but during the week I'll probably get 30 minutes here or there. About the only games I'm looking forward to are portal 2 and ep3. I guess the last game I was really into was BF2...

And I'll be streaming it all live!

On my way to work...

I got the Netgear WNDR3700-100NAS, and so far it's been pretty good. The router keeps a track of your daily download/upload and averages it all as well for the month; that was one of the reasons I got it. I think that dd-wrt firmware does it as well, but they don't support my router.

Well I'm not capped at the moment, but I was really curious about how much data I go through. My router does have the option to alert me when I get close to my limit and even turn off internet traffic completely, but I hope it never comes to that.

So I recently got a router with built in traffic monitoring. That was about 5 hours ago, and after a few games of black ops, and watching some tv shows on netflix I've downloaded a little over 5gb of data; so that's, roughly, 185gb of data a month. No torrents, no illegal file transfers, just...

I think you mean OS. TRIM only needs to be supported by the OS and the drive. Which SSD did you purchase? Did you do a fresh install? Which OS are you running? The PCIE cards are insanely fast, but from what I've seen a lot of people are still getting BSOD's with them. If you have an ssd...

too late, my shirt brushed up against part of it and the whole thing burst into flames. If only I had had my anti-static wrist strap on!

i7 & 24gb of ram.

It depends on the raid you want to run. Raid 0 will, on average, fail sooner than a single drive since if either drive fails the whole system goes down (look into Raid 5). Raid 1 will of course be more stable since you have 2 synced drives. A single ssd will be faster than two raid 0...