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IPB. Such a great piece of software.

Hey, I thought I was really careful too. I turned to chase the hockey ball, mis-judged how far the pole was, and ended up kicking it. That sort of stuff is really rare for me. This was the first time in something like 7 or 8 years that I'd been to the hospital for myself.

Two weeks ago I broke my toe while playing street hockey. Accidentally kicked a metal post that was cemented into the ground. The initial pain was rough, but what really sucked was the lack of mobility that followed. Just have to wait it out. This is the first bone I've ever broken in my body. Definitely do not want to repeat the experience. How about you guys? Any stories to share?

I actually host and run a Liberation server which is close to Insurgency. It's not a bad mission.

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Here's mine Specs: Motherboard - Gigabyte Z97MX-Gaming 5 Processor - i7-4790K @ 4.6Ghz Graphics - GTX 980 Strix RAM - 16GB DDR3 SSD - 2x120GB OCZ Vertex3 - RAID-0 Case - Bitfenix Prodigy M Cooling - Coolermaster H70 Operating System - Windows 10

This is going to be a bit random, but Arma 3. The base game itself isn't that crazy, and with it's realistic military focus it's not for everyone. That said though it's completely moddable. And some of the mods out there basically turn it into a whole new game. Currently one of the most popular mods is Exile. Another is Battle Royale. Exile is definitely a game that requires you to have some time to play, Battle Royale on the other hand is good for a quick 20-30 minute game. Path of Exile is a great Action RPG that's free as well.

Thanks for the welcome @Curious Nezy! Really enjoying the site and contributions by the generous members so far.

Hello everyone. I'm here for the awesome software that you kind individual's are sharing. I love IPS, but cannot afford it's exorbitant cost. I run a small gaming community and none of the other forum software out there does what I want except IPS. If they made it cheaper I'd pay for it.

No. I just use the built-in Windows Defender in Windows 10. I don't like how virus scanners slow down your PC. And more often than not, I'm noticing they're packed with bloatware. We're forced to use Symantec at work, and I hate it.

Love Windows 10. Installed it as soon as I could with the free upgrade. I used Start10 to get a better start menu experience, and I use Display Fusion to manage my multi monitor setup. I prefer the experience, my co-workers are using Windows 7 still and it feels so antiquated whenever I have to use their PC to help them.

I use this one: Works really well.

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Chrome for personal, Firefox for work.