My own brother used to cheat at videogames. He built a lag switch connected to his Playstation, which he would flip during SOCOM. I don't know how it worked but it caused other players to lag heavily. Sometimes he would flip it then just walk around shooting opponents in the face. I have never been able to understand why this would be fun or feel good.
He was huge into Diablo 2 at one point (I was too, but I wasn't playing it when he was). He would IM people and send them a program to duplicate their items. What it actually did was make them take off all their gear, drop it, then quit the game. He made so much off this scam, he had a mule character that had an inventory full of Stone of Jordan rings. These were the de facto high level currency because they were very rare, only took up one slot, and gold wasn't worth much.
One day he got his. I heard him absolutely losing his shit, screaming and crying from the family PC. He got scammed and lost everything. I'm not proud of this but it made me feel so, so good.
I had a small relapse and drank excessively for three days. Yesterday I had to drive six hours round-trip and work six, with a brutal hangover. No booze today, I'm gonna beat it again.
I do touch type, but I don't use the standard finger placement. I had typing class in school, which I'm grateful for, but what really got my typing speed up were ICQ and AOL Instant Messenger.
Is that a specific image? Because if I were fighting day to day like that I'd probably be wearing death imagery too. Hell I do right now in my day to day.
Department of Justice says they're all released. It's a lie, but yeah way more than 10% are out. Of course the heavy, politicized redactions make them not worth much.
Run the Jewels is amazing protest music for something recent, Rage Against the Machine is like, THE name in protest music, and they came out in the 90s. And they're still out here.
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