No I haven't, is it any good?

No, well designed puzzles in games even out the pace, as just constantly killing things can actually be pretty boring when there's not any challenge involved. They change things up, make you think, and give you a greater feeling of satisfaction once you've solved them. It's not hard to understand.

Thank you for defending this point from the cowardly Anon.

now it's weird in .gif format.

why thank you, I've been in a really good mood this week got all my car part in waaay early so I'm most deff gonna get to compete in the next race with my car instead of borrowing another car to stay in this season, just got a good job offer that i accepted, and talking to a cute asian chick that totally wants my floor thumper glade you solved the problem. just careful using a software to heat your comp. just seem like it would be like rubbing your body everywhere to keep warm instead of building a fire...but what do i know keep monitoring it for a two weeks to see if it stays where it's at. just thinking about long term dependency of it. cause right now if someone unplugs the meat locker you got this thing hanging in and it gets to room temp it'll fry itself within mins.

It is one of the linux diagnostic tools, it basically just runs a highload process, and i will be monitoring it.

just put a switch to it. most of the time fan have simple wiring just put into a switch and youll be able to turn it on and off and put that thing where it is at least somewhat close to room temp...cause unless your comp is design to run at freezing temp. it not gonna do anything right. at those temp it is very hard for the electricity to run through it the metal mainly, but some resistors do not run well below the water freezing point I'm curious as to where the hell is this computer located? like do you have pictures of the tower crossing my fingers to see snow on it

you are a cunny funt you know that. Ill take a photo of it tomorrow, including an internal so you can see the amount of space going on in there. it is a metric buttload for a computer

why thank you, I've been in a really good mood this week got all my car part in waaay early so I'm most deff gonna get to compete in the next race with my car instead of borrowing another car to stay in this season, just got a good job offer that i accepted, and talking to a cute asian chick that totally wants my floor thumper glade you solved the problem. just careful using a software to heat your comp. just seem like it would be like rubbing your body everywhere to keep warm instead of building a fire...but what do i know keep monitoring it for a two weeks to see if it stays where it's at. just thinking about long term dependency of it. cause right now if someone unplugs the meat locker you got this thing hanging in and it gets to room temp it'll fry itself within mins.

It is one of the linux diagnostic tools, it basically just runs a highload process, and i will be monitoring it.

I have solved the problem by running a really handy little program called stress, it's getting the system up to 38c after about 3 hours of operation, so its fine now.

their cooling is sub zero, their chip is still positive, my standard air cooling has the cpu below zero due to environment, and not overclocking. I can safely overclock this cpu with standard air fan cooling. which is kinda badass.

Not to mention that the room it is in is around -1c

I have physical evidence of it here with my computer, at 0c it takes a minute to load firefox, at 22c it takes 5 seconds

their cooling is sub zero, their chip is still positive, my standard air cooling has the cpu below zero due to environment, and not overclocking. I can safely overclock this cpu with standard air fan cooling. which is kinda badass.

I know, I didn't care, still made a profit regardless. I also felt good about selling the cards at a price that people who have bugger all money, but enjoy magic could get the cards they wanted.

Sold all my rares, other than what i have in decks, so no. Was selling all rares for $1 uncommon for 50c and common for 25c even with what I have left came out ahead.

And I am not screwing over my decks by selling my rares that are used in them.

I know, I didn't care, still made a profit regardless. I also felt good about selling the cards at a price that people who have bugger all money, but enjoy magic could get the cards they wanted.

It's probably the second Mirodin block, but every block for the last 10 years has a value of at least $500 for a single copy of every card. One of three things has happened.

1) You managed to find someone dumb enough to sell you several thousand dollars of cards for $200.
2) You bought a wholesale common/uncommon lot - which, while cool, isn't usual.

Either way, retail stores have been some of the best places to buy/trade cards. Your advice is either incorrect or based on absurd financial luck, and unrepeatable.

I ask again: what sets are the cards from?

And I have about 500 in total left, sold the rest

Sold all my rares, other than what i have in decks, so no. Was selling all rares for $1 uncommon for 50c and common for 25c even with what I have left came out ahead.

And I am not screwing over my decks by selling my rares that are used in them.

I know, I didn't care, still made a profit regardless. I also felt good about selling the cards at a price that people who have bugger all money, but enjoy magic could get the cards they wanted.

What year did you get it for? That's normally several thousand dollars worth of cards.

it was four years ago now

It's probably the second Mirodin block, but every block for the last 10 years has a value of at least $500 for a single copy of every card. One of three things has happened.

1) You managed to find someone dumb enough to sell you several thousand dollars of cards for $200.
2) You bought a wholesale common/uncommon lot - which, while cool, isn't usual.

Either way, retail stores have been some of the best places to buy/trade cards. Your advice is either incorrect or based on absurd financial luck, and unrepeatable.

I ask again: what sets are the cards from?

And I have about 500 in total left, sold the rest

Sold all my rares, other than what i have in decks, so no. Was selling all rares for $1 uncommon for 50c and common for 25c even with what I have left came out ahead.

And I am not screwing over my decks by selling my rares that are used in them.

I know, I didn't care, still made a profit regardless. I also felt good about selling the cards at a price that people who have bugger all money, but enjoy magic could get the cards they wanted.

That's... huh.... You drink a lot of soda if you have that many cans. Better work on that castle first bruh. While your at it, make a dragon too. Maybe a tin army as well.

it is 26 years of cans, my step siblings started saving in 89, and i kept doing so aswell, I now also have 3m^3 of 1.25L bottles for melting down and casting.