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Hey, guys! Sorry for the very late reply but here's my answer to your questions: (BTW, guys. Don't mind the link for the equipment. I don't know why their not working even thought I set them up correctly) I'm a student and I'm currently pretty tight on budget (Budget is somewhere around Php 5,000 *around 101usd, I know living in a 3rd world country sucks donkey balls FeelsBadMan* from my part time job. Can you even believe that's already a month's worth salary here? LUL) so I really can't afford any expensive equipment. And, my shop option is only limited to one. I'm going to buy on this website http://www.lazada.com.ph/ (A sh*tty SEA ver. of Amazon). Anything that is not on that website is off on my list and I really can't buy from my local computer hardware store as they gouge their prices so high that you'll be amazed that they're still allowed to operate. The AP's that I'll be using is this TP-Link TL-WA801ND. As for the switch I can squeeze out a little bit more and change that 10/100Mbps switch to this one TP-Link TL-SG1005D. Connected devices is somewhere around 4-12 devices at a time via WiFi (8 of those are facebook/mobile games only devices). The Router/Modem was provided by my ISP. The 2 AP's will be both TP-Link TL-WA801ND and I'll be changing that 10/100Mbps to this Gigabit switch TP-Link TL-SG1005D. Already checked the spectrum and found out that no one else is using the 2.4GHz frequency. An advantage in living on a 3rd world I guess, FeelsBadMan.

Hey, guys! I'm pretty new to networking so please be easy on me. This is my very first time on setting up a network since my router/modem is getting choke by too many devices connected to it via WiFi. So, my solution is to set up at least 2 AP (sitting next to each other on separate channels as seen on my "Awesome Paint Skillz Bruh" Diagram below). Will this network set-up work? (BTW, AP 1 will be on Ch. 1 and AP 2 will be on Ch. 6)

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It looks like it slip from everyone's radar but Valve has revive the Paid Mods starting with DotA 2. I was scrolling down my facebook news feed when I saw an article on Kotaku that a mod creator apologizes for using someones mod assets for his own paid mod. This could be the beginning of another dramatic event in the PC platform. I think it won't be long for Valve to also implement this on other popular games like TES, Fallout, and many more. Here's a quote about the article: Source: http://steamed.kotaku.com/creator-of-dota-2s-first-paid-custom-game-apologizes-fo-1766279745?utm_campaign=Socialflow_Kotaku_Facebook&utm_source=Kotaku_Facebook&utm_medium=Socialflow

I think it's their answer to Blizzard because Overwatch will be coming soon in the next few months or so.

I'm from the future. Trust me... *Kappa*

http://esports.inquirer.net/13542/team-fortress-2-officially-launches-competitive-beta-group-on-steam Comment: What do you guys think about competitive TF2? I personally think it's a great idea because Valve will now take TF2 more seriously and add more contents in the near future.

Guys, don't be rude to him. He's trying hard to speak English so please don't be rude to him. Anyway, Core 2 Duo is good enough if the games you're playing are not too heavy on the CPU side. Just have at least a GTX 750 or the AMD Counterpart of that kind of video card. There might be a slight bottleneck, but that's okay.

Better give the damn game a good review on Steam or get smack by the developers Ban Hammer.

Source: http://www.eteknix.com/paid-mod-complaints-have-cost-valve-1-million/ Comment: *Will add later*

Take this silver coin *gives to Gabe Newell*. Guess that's thirty-one silvers you've got now, huh? Sleep well, JUDAS... I SOOOO wanna freakin' do that on Gabe's face right now...

Source: http://www.kitguru.net/channel/generaltech/matthew-wilson/toshiba-starts-making-cameras-for-project-ara/ (Will add comment later after I'm done playing Year Beast Match)