sirtoby

So you can't watch Twitch streams properly, because your Laptop gets too loud or your PC is too slow? This method should drastically reduce the CPU power needed to play the stream. I will show you how to put a simple Batch file together that does most of the things for you. All you will have to do is to enter the channel you want to watch and the desired quality. Keep in mind that this method circumvents ads.
Livestreamer as well as VLC run on almost anything: Windows, OSX, Linux and BSD
UPDATE: You're now able to watch past broadcasts
 
What you need:. 
-VLC Player (DL: http://www.videolan.org/vlc/index.html)
-Livestreamer (DL: https://github.com/chrippa/livestreamer/releases)
-Editor
 
What you need to do:
1: Download and install VLC and Livestreamer
2: Create a new text document on your Desktop
3: Paste the following lines into the text file (You might have to change the second line if you installed Livestreamer in a different folder)
remove the space between @ and echo
@ echo offcd C:\Program Files (x86)\LivestreamerSET /P url=[Please enter the twitch.tv username]SET /P quality=[Please enter the quality]SET /P videoID=[Please enter the video ID or live for livestream]IF %videoID%==live (    livestreamer.exe twitch.tv/%url% %quality%) ELSE (    livestreamer.exe twitch.tv/%url%/v/%videoID% %quality%)

i just prefer wagons over sedans ... for most if not all cars 
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Those are the mainstream options. There are a few weird cars like the Volvo C30 (230hp 5cyl?) but it looks like someone backed it into a wall in the factory. Or The DS3 (Racing). Then there's the Suzuki Swift Sport with 140hp. Toyota does a hot version of the Yaris, called the Yaris GRMN, but that costs over 30000€. 

Fiesta ST
Pug 208 GTi
Clio 172/182/197/200
Civic Type R
Polo GTi
Ibiza Cupra
Fabia VRs
Cooper S

more like the rivalry group

Joke's on you. Here in Europe we get all of the good cars. Like Peugeots. Or the Fiat Multipla. 

Joke's on you. Here in Europe we get all of the good cars. Like Peugeots. Or the Fiat Multipla. 

Joke's on you. Here in Europe we get all of the good cars. Like Peugeots. Or the Fiat Multipla. 

Joke's on you. Here in Europe we get all of the good cars. Like Peugeots. Or the Fiat Multipla. 

Joke's on you. Here in Europe we get all of the good cars. Like Peugeots. Or the Fiat Multipla. 

Joke's on you. Here in Europe we get all of the good cars. Like Peugeots. Or the Fiat Multipla. 

Joke's on you. Here in Europe we get all of the good cars. Like Peugeots. Or the Fiat Multipla. 

Hey guys how it go-
 
*Truck debate*
 

Find a parking space in a European city, get good gas mileage, keep the things I'm transporting dry when it rains, go round corners ...
 

Since we're doing engine bays

Ricer

@bcredeur97

Double post - snip-
 
 

9-5 wagon is life. Lucky you've got the 5 speed vs my 4 speed tho 

Good news! I finally replaced my boring Golf with something more exciting: An '02 Saab 9-5 Aero wagon. 2.3l, 4 cylinders and big old Turbo. Im blown away by it. The seats are incredibly comfortable and it makes 250hp. Unfortunately it's an automatic, but that fits the cars character quite well. Put some new snow tires on it today, so I'm ready for the ski season. It was kinda broken when I bought it, but a few sparkplugs and an ignition Cassette later, it runs like new.
 

Good news! I finally replaced my boring Golf with something more exciting: An '02 Saab 9-5 Aero wagon. 2.3l, 4 cylinders and big old Turbo. Im blown away by it. The seats are incredibly comfortable and it makes 250hp. Unfortunately it's an automatic, but that fits the cars character quite well. Put some new snow tires on it today, so I'm ready for the ski season. It was kinda broken when I bought it, but a few sparkplugs and an ignition Cassette later, it runs like new.
 

Good news! I finally replaced my boring Golf with something more exciting: An '02 Saab 9-5 Aero wagon. 2.3l, 4 cylinders and big old Turbo. Im blown away by it. The seats are incredibly comfortable and it makes 250hp. Unfortunately it's an automatic, but that fits the cars character quite well. Put some new snow tires on it today, so I'm ready for the ski season. It was kinda broken when I bought it, but a few sparkplugs and an ignition Cassette later, it runs like new.
 

Great colour choice. I love the sound of that engine!

Good news! I finally replaced my boring Golf with something more exciting: An '02 Saab 9-5 Aero wagon. 2.3l, 4 cylinders and big old Turbo. Im blown away by it. The seats are incredibly comfortable and it makes 250hp. Unfortunately it's an automatic, but that fits the cars character quite well. Put some new snow tires on it today, so I'm ready for the ski season. It was kinda broken when I bought it, but a few sparkplugs and an ignition Cassette later, it runs like new.
 

Oh here's a pic of my pride and joy, whilst i've joined this topic... also.. i love a nice old Saab!