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The music man 7s are nice. I couldn't get past the lack of a floyd though. It had locking tuning keys, but I still had trouble with my g string staying in tune after some sick bends.

And half the guild gets banned for botting too. Can't forget that.

I'm going to be playing both factions but definitely alliance first. If it works out and I keep interest and find a guild that doesn't suck, I might not get to horde very quickly. If it doesn't work out and I make it to 60 and there's nothing going on, then I'll switch to horde for a while.

DD-WRT won't do dpi. I don't know of many consumer grade routers that will do DPI well. If you can, run something like ntop on a vm in your network for the best results.

I don't hate, but it is a buzzword.

I remember taking 15 to UBRS a lot but I don't recall the reason for that number.

And unlike retard, you always go full stack.

Reigning it back in a little bit, figure out the direction you want to go and strive to take it as far as you can. If at some point you think learning assembly (or any other language) furthers your goal, then by all means do it.

Most routers can do dnsmasq. If you can load wrt firmware, you can definitely dnsmasq. I use it to shut my kids youtube access down during certain hours.

I can't roll without a floyd now.

Nah, I can't see a guy going for a job writing javascript needing to "format his brain" for assembly to be better at his job. It's probably even detrimental. You want him to learn how to sweep pick his guitar so that he can get a job playing basic chords. If he wants to learn both, great, just...

We understand what you are saying, but if a dude wants to get a job as a driver, do you tell him to learn how to be a mechanic in addition to driving or just to focus on driving for awhile?

We have FMLA in the US which by law allows you 3 months of unpaid leave. Some companies might pay you for it, most don't. It basically just says you can be out for 3 months and they have to let you keep your job. Pretty much every where I've worked, you just take your own PTO as a father.

Ah yes buggering spreadsheets, the most comical of British past times.

What information floating around about it is false? Your stance seems like a weird one to take. Are you saying that people on their own volition should not go get kratom to help themselves ween or that the medical community should not accept it? I think you'er in little danger of the latter and...

I can see it both ways, but I will tell you that Windows patching with SDETs was miles ahead of Windows patching post SDETs.

Not sure if it qualifies me for bitchmade faggot or not (well alliance definitely makes me a faggot) but I'll be playing Alliance PvE no matter what. I figured I'd fill out the sheet anyway just for reference in case bros who are also going that direction want to get together or whatever. Might...

Thus far the guild direction is: fuck streamers, alliance are faggots and peee vee peee.

My Priest took me right about 8 days played I think to hit 60. I'm sure I dicked around a lot, but if that calculator is assuming 6-8 days played as the mid range then I could see it not being too far off.

What bro thought there was a benefits package? Or this is a joke I'm missing?

There were some elites that could be drug from deadwind pass to duskwood that would eat people up for a little while. I think the best though was the ZG plague getting loose in IF and killing everyone over and over for the better half of an evening.

lol. Ok, so we just don't count the majority of the classic content and PvP servers win the day. You gonna wait until Naxx is released to play classic WoW?

D&T was on a PvP server but Naxx40 was one classic raid. The other 3 raids were mostly killed first by Fury, Conquest and Afterlife which were all on PvE servers for sure.

I think most of the guilds that dominated classic raiding were on PvE servers. Seems like in BC it was a big trend for alliance PvE guilds to reform as Horde on PvP servers.

There's quite a few as far as I can see... The PvP guild ads do outnumber PvE by a good margin. I'm sure people just want to get the maximum classic experience and feel like open world PvP is part of that.

There will be plenty of good people on both factions and server types. I'll bet you could take the worst normal mode raider in BfA and they'd be more than adequate in MC. PvP was popular at launch because half of the audience (or more) came from bnet.

I came to WoW with people from my EQ guild. 40 wasn't much of a problem. I did notice though that a lot of first timers or WC3 fanboys did not want to leave their small guild. I actually thought it was kind of cool seeing 3-4 guild teams raid MC together. Obviously loot became a logistical...

I'm 5'7" and I wear my pants way below my belly button and I feel like 29 are high waters in most brands. I usually buy 34/30 in dockers and they fit pretty close to perfect.

I'm with that for sure. Pick a size, tune content once. I can't define a single last straw for me with the game, but I can say that my fun level with it sort of peaked at WoTLK and has been steadily downward ever since. The guild I had been with since TBC basically imploded whenever they...

My wife tries. I tell her all the shit I'm not interested in and will be abstaining from, but that she's welcome to do it on her own. She used to get mad at me about it, now she takes the opportunity to get a way from the kids for awhile, which is perfect for me.

So I know this is jokes, but it was all I had for probably 4 years before I got a computer and the internet. Memories were made that can not be unmade.

My dad's neighbors had a subscription to Adam & Eve so they got like 2 porno tapes per month or something like that. We had a shared driveway with like 4 people and at the end everyones mailbox was nailed to the same post. Anyway we got one of the tapes in our mailbox by accident one day (my dad...

I'll play both factions more than likely. I think I would just rather focus my raiding effort toward alliance PvE. I really want to max out the rosey tint on my glasses here.

I'll be honest, you would be very annoyed by the majority of the forum guild and they by you. You may want to look into the S Crew. I'm kind of on the fence now too since neither horde nor PvP are my jam and 40 people at once going "GUYYYYYSSSS" is really going to bum me out...

Actually I take that back there was no 10 man raid content in Vanilla, you could just bring up to 10 people to level 60 dungeons.

I bet you %30 of people who voted won't even play at all. Classic had 10, 15 (I think was the cap for BRS), 20 and 40 man. TBC had 10 and 25 man (Kara is the only 10 man I can remember though) and LK switched to using the same content but with 2 fixed raid sizes (10 and 25) and 2 different...

I don't know about the deathadder, but the Razer stuff I had (Anansi and Naga) completely shit out after six months. The software also caused some weird issues here and there. I replaced it with a Logitech G600 and G105 (almost identical products, but cheaper) and they've made it close to 6...

Whether or not Fyff gets the point, his answer will always be the same.