Abnormality

Built my first one a month my 17th birthday.

That's not always true. People could buy them out of their revenge on the community.

Studying for AP Calculus Exam today (12:36 AM). Should be sleeping around now.

I do hate hackers in any of my favorite multiplayer games. I did eventually stop (and quit the game) as I also found hacking for long periods of time to be boring. Also, when I say it's dead, I mean that 75% of in-game players are hackers and/or many legit people quit. And that "glory that I don't deserve" is nothing to me, as all this is done during my free time. "It's just a game," haters gonna hate. That "I'm rude and a douche bag" sentence was also very unnecessary. As theleach said: "you find it hilarious running around super speed shooting people through walls and shit whilst they get angry and rage at you shouting all kinds of obscenities at you."

1. Using a screwdriver to pry out the heatsink from an old HP AMD computer. Ended up pulling out both the heatsink and CPU, breaking the socket pins. :( 2. Trying to test a motherboard without realizing that I forgot to plug in the power for my 550 Ti. Had me stare at the motherboard cluless for a good 10 minutes. 3. Buying a used motherboard on eBay. Found out that half of the RAM slots were dead and returned it. Ended up picking up a working motherboard on eBay (which was a never used MSI P55-GD85 w/ a Intel Core i5 750 pre-installed) for around $160.

I only hack on games that seem dead to me (Combat Arms) or games that are boring. For example, Combat Arms used to be very fun until a majority of the players had the ability to forefully kick people from their room and abused it, where they would randomly kick players who they assume are hacking. What was sad about these people was that even though I was a hacker in that game, I killed a room boss legitly one time and he kicked me for no reason.