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Not yet, but I doubt I’ll be this lucky in the near future, since it seems like a lot of the land is being actively bought to build data centers on it.

I don’t trust this guy at all.

This is a cool addition that I haven’t seen on other forums. I’ve already seen some of the testing features, and it could really give the forum a cleaner look and improve interactions between users. I’m glad this is being implemented.

Cases really made the game worse. I remember when all of this started around 2013 to 2014. When the first cases came out, it was like the Wild West of gambling. No regulations, and literally everyone was opening them, spending lots of money. I doubt it has changed.

I’ve never been to one, but judging by the pictures from back in the day, they seem to have been very cool and full of people who just wanted to play together.

Which one? CS 1.6, CSS, or CS:GO (CS2)? Each game has different modes you can try out on private servers, such as surfing, deathmatch, and bunnyhopping, among others. But I do understand what you mean by the repetitiveness. If you always play the same game modes, it can get boring really fast...

Usually not, unless I am in public and don't want to be a disturbance. But other than that, I like to listen to my music and really don't care what other people around me think about it.

I agree with the post above. If you have some insider information or are really good at predicting future events, you may have some luck.

I actually thought this was a joke, but it actually exists..

Believe it or not, some people like to watch things they hate for entertainment. It’s a big waste of time, though. You’re literally watching something you hate.

I wouldn't recommend it. Obviously, it may work at first, but ragebaiting comes with a price. Eventually, people will realize you're doing it on purpose, and once they catch on, it becomes boring and uninteresting. Also, keep in mind that some people may actively get angry over such things. If...

Hour of Victory was terrible. I played it in 2007, and I think it became one of the worst games of that year.

I am pretty sure developing an OS from scratch takes a ton of time, resources, and a team. Maybe someone is already working on building something but just hasn't released it yet.

Sometimes, but not daily, since it really is a waste of time.

Can you blame them? AI has already taken jobs, and it's a thought that at least most people would understand. Knowing that you could be replaced by a robot in a matter of months is not a good feeling, especially if you have a family at home that needs to eat too.

He should've just bonked this mf. I swear, people think they can get away with anything at this point.

That's actually kind of bizarre if you think about it. Then it feels like you're talking to half-human, half-robot.

No, I don't charge what I'm worth. With more competition, you also need to have competitive pricing, as most customers just go for the lowest price. It doesn't mean it's the best quality, but for some, it works.

Oh, I see. I thought the OP was asking something else.

It really depends on where you live and what your income is. At some point, the government will come after you if you're making good money for yourself.