hypn0t1k

I picked up the game a few days ago and played all weekend. I haven't played online at all yet but it's a lot of fun

Lol as much as I hate drama, this has all been very entertaining! I also learned the definition of a tosser. The more you know. __--*

I think this is relevant... http://www.dorkly.com/post/65536/how-every-awful-video-game-thing-was-born

yay! I realllly need to jump in a game soon. I've been playing way way too much Payday 2.

YAY MrBubbles!

Yay acucats! Congrats er something.

Aww :3 nicely said Odd. I'm sorry I wasn't able to make it WHO'S THE IDIOT NOW?!?

Nice! Oh boy this is gonna make metro/locker a lot more interesting.

Good 'ol IRC... %p% slaps %v% around a bit with a large trout!

I was more thinking they got lucky and had someone spawn right as they pulled the trigger.

2 for 1's? *shrug*

hmm Titanfall. Worth it?(leaning on no)

I'm pretty excited for this too. New content is always nice but hopefully it doesn't include too many unwanted 'features'.

Oh... I wanted to have mini-tank battles...

Oh man Locker and Metro are going to be so much more awesomer with those new EOD bots. lol

I certainly pay attention to military technology. I typically end up reading or hearing about some sort of neat new tech out there. Watched several vids over the years about the US railgun, which is just nuts. MetalStorm is another weapon system that comes to mind. Oh and AA laser tech? That shit is p crazy too. Tracking and shooting an artillery shell in the air with a laser(and more than one)?!?

LOL God I love that movie... If I recall correctly when you start firing without looking down sight first your hipfire accuracy is being used. You have to be looking down sight prior to pulling the trigger. This may or may not be a bug which is fixed?

I'm not going to bother with the PDW, I assumed they sucked *shrug*. LMG are really not that bad imo as long as you're looking downsight. I def use the extra ammo to keep people suppressed and behind cover. I'm done even trying with the sniper/DMRs. I just can't seem to make myself useful with them. Unless you count catching bullets useful.

Lately I've been using the ACE23 Assult / AKU12 Carbine / AWS support. I don't snipe mostly because of my playstyle and/or I suck at it. I used to roll with the SCAR's and the ACE52 but found that I'm a little too aggressive to really take advantage of their high damage output. It seems using a well rounded and stable gun works the best? Weird.

Mine comes from the mind of a 'typical' antisocial nerd teenager from the 90s. *sigh* I've been online for way too long. Some sort of variation on hypnotik/hypn0t1c/hypn0t1k. Oh and '0x1d' is just 'old' in leetspeak with a play on bytecode. Another handle I use on occasion was shamelessly stolen from a buddy back in highschool, 'MarlyB' AKA Backdoor Marly. Used back when playing Doom II and Quake. Nothing quite like getting a rocket in the back when you're not paying attention.

@@acucats07 I didn't see but I'll make the assumption that you're wired(cat5e/cat6) to your router but do you have wireless enabled? Any other network devices attached to your router? Perhaps a friendly neighbor is liberating some of your bandwidth.

@@Freefry Freeburg You need this...

Lol Soundblaster... I haven't used anything besides onboard audio for years and the only reason to is as noted above, for audio work and/or you're an audiophile. MY GIRLFRIEND bought me a Logitech G930 and besides the standard wireless complaints with having to charge it and such it works p dang well. When I'm playing I can't hear a thing she says. It gets me in trouble a lot.

It's not. The person who checked in the code has already spoken up about it. It was an honest mistake. http://it.slashdot.org/story/14/04/10/2235225/heartbleed-coder-bug-in-openssl-was-an-honest-mistake http://www.smh.com.au/it-pro/security-it/man-who-introduced-serious-heartbleed-security-flaw-denies-he-inserted-it-deliberately-20140410-zqta1.html

Lol. Well since OpenSSL is open source how exactly should they announce it? Any "hacker" as you put it could have read the source and had their way with the internet for the past 2 years. If they didn't tell the media only admins/security people would know and in turn would more then likely leave many systems/servers unpatched. It's not like they could have followed the path that most closed source software companies do, which is more like what you describe via responsible disclosure.