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I don't know if everyone here knows about G2A and Kinguin but hey decided to post it.
 
G2A
G2A()com is an online webstore were people can buy/sell games.
Here you can buy games cheaper then Steam, safely, head over to there site it's pretty self explanatory.
 
Kinguin
Kinguin is like G2A, but for CS:GO skins.
Kinguin offers CS:GO skins for (pretty) cheap, they have some good deals.
 
That's it..
I hope this helped someone
 

Okay so let's start this tutorial!
 
This is mostly used to either troll your friends (E.x you can call your game "Watching Sexual Documentary (or just porn)" and then it'd show up like that on your profile+friends overlay
And also this is used by alot of bots who e.x Sell Steam Trading cards, steam games, etc. for items you can call it "Trading x for x"
 
So this is how you do it:
Open Steam (Desktop)
Go to the "Games" tab
Click on "Add non-steam game" and chose a small application (e.x FireFox) and name it whatever you want)
Go to your Library and open the program.
 
Now you will be in the "custom" game
 
Have fun!

example
playing: your mom

It kind of annoys me as I use this for status's mostly but I wish valve would allow us to have custom status's

In HTML only the first space character has a fixed width. If there's multiple space characters one after another, the width doesn't multiply by the number of space characters, the browser isn't even required to treat them as multiple spaces.
 
If you want to have a fixed width space, you use the html code    which is short for "non-breaking space" which explains the true purpose of this code: if you use a single   between two words, the browser is not allowed to split a long sentence between those words (useful when wrapping long paragraphs in a page with dynamic width)
 
So basically, what you could do would be to paste the code in Notepad, then do a search and replace for two spaces and replace with one space and   and hope that when you paste the new text, the code behind the form will accept the   sequence and not replace it with regular space character.
 
An alternative would be to use a mono-spaced font where each character has the same width and maybe use html tags like  <pre>  </pre> which means anything between these tags won't be formatted by the browser in any way, it means the text is pre-formatted in some way. But again, the code on the website will most likely filter the tags and may remove the pre tags.
 
 

Interesting, I might get that but get an i3

Amazon sells products by themselves or other sellers can use their systems to sell their products. In the later case, sellers can send in advance products to Amazon warehouses and Amazon takes care of everything, or sellers can simply use Amazon's payment systems and ship the products themselves.
 
So every time you find a product, look under  the title of that product to see if it's sold by Amazon or a third party seller, and then look if it's a product shipped by Amazon or not. If the product is not shipped by Amazon, there's a big chance your product will be shipped from China or some place that would take weeks to arrive, or it's the seller's way to work around Amazon's restrictions and charge some ridiculous shipping costs (while listing the product as very cheap on the page)
 
here's an example :
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Stontronics-Strip-Power-Supply-Controller/dp/B01H1IZ828/ref=sr_1_19?ie=UTF8&qid=1491763240&sr=8-19&keywords=rgb+led+strip
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Stontronics-RGB-LED-Strip-IP20/dp/B01H1IZ1GG/ref=sr_1_36?ie=UTF8&qid=1491763388&sr=8-36&keywords=rgb+led+strip
 
Note how it says " Dispatched from and sold by Amazon" - that means that the seller Stontronics send a bunch of these to Amazon warehouse and then Amazon takes care of shipping the item for them, so you can be sure it would be reasonable shipping cost.

SteelSeries Rival 100 is pretty solid for the price

Essential, for me: Analog clock, a television, a computer, some sort of stereo system with good quality speakers and an air-con

Logitech G430 / G230 / G231
 
G430 Has 7.1 surround + upgraded mic
G230/G231 No surround, bit more noisy mic (not noticeable tbh) and are both different colours.
 
G430 - $50
G230 - $30

I'm not sure how heavy the Scream is, but the G502 is really heavy for competitive FPS. After a little while you get used to it, but compared to my G100s it was extremely heavy and my skill, so-to-speak, went down in the first weeks of using the G502.

Logitech G502 is the best gaming mouse IMO. I have one and it is amazing.

87 WPM here.
 
No professional experience, self-taught.