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YouTube - ‪Tomboy - It's OK to be gay‬‏ is the only acceptable answer.

Why'd you blank out your post? I'll repost it for you, as I assume it was an accidental deletion.

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Sounds like a personal problem to me. I played Duke 3D when I was under the age of 13 for hours on end, along with other "terrible and gory video games", and I have played video games for years before and after that. I always got the best grades in my class, and top-10 from my district. I think I am pretty sane for the most part as well (except for my weeabooness, I guess).

Don't hate the game, hate the player.

I would, but I'd get banned for the content I had copied.

Love you Saxe, best of luck.

Old one is dabest

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Voted for self :neji: Where is Saxe, BulletWound? Add him next time or else!

Lolitech MX 518 is pretty good I hear. Planning on getting one soon. People claim it lasts a really long time, and it's not as "ricer" as Logitech's new mice.

Needs transparency.

It's mickey mouse money, but you can convert it to pretty much anything because people actually buy it (surprisingly). Even if no one trades BTC for videogames, you can trade your BTC to USD then use that USD to buy videogames. And people actually spend real money on it.

I run several Tor exit nodes totaling over 1 Gbit/s combined. I am sure a few kbit/s at most caused by Bitcoin wouldn't hurt too much (it mainly only runs a bit slow because of the anuses using Bittorrent over Tor). Bitcoin uses barely anything (just a little more than basic IRC traffic at the most, unless you're making the initial connection to the network; doing the bootstrapping). Though I agree that common users should not be using Tor. I was simply saying there is ways to actually be anonymous with Bitcoins, albeit not with the default configuration.

They aren't if you do it properly. (technically nothing is untraceable, but if you do all your bootstrapping and network sending over Tor, you're pretty anonymous for the most part)

SourceTV memory-leaks pretty bad, which will result in your match being a lot more laggy. I don't know who is running it, but I hope they are aware of that before setting it up.

More like in Yurop where it's €0,40+/kwh. And when the bubble bursts, what then? Bitcoin has no economical backing, other than idiots who pay "real" money for that mickey mouse money.

Unless your power is really cheap like mine, you'll probably be spending more per month on electricity than you would mine. Also, the bubble is going to burst soon, I predict... so I don't know.