Touche! I mean, before long I am getting an awesome job at a company as a Mechanical Engineer because I'm going to be doing an apprenticeship through them. So, living alone, and coming home with a health paycheck, I'll be building a badass rig once I get enough money to do it again.
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Touche! I mean, before long I am getting an awesome job at a company as a Mechanical Engineer because I'm going to be doing an apprenticeship through them. So, living alone, and coming home with a health paycheck, I'll be building a badass rig once I get enough money to do it again.
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I have never known that knife by that name. But yeah, illegal here too. I think that it has somthing due to blade length, but I could be wrong...I am definitely learning something.
I have fired a gun before... but nothing special. I have only fired a few different guns using the .22 cal. So only beginner weapons. Other than that i own a high powered air rifle. It can kill a man.
I am actually more interested in bows and swords to be honest. I have 2 Katana swords, A kukri and some knifes (one of them is one of the most banned knifes world wide. The balisong. "ohh watch out.. in can open in different acrobatic ways, so it most be more deadly, we better ban it") So yeah, not the biggest collection so far, but i am getting there
In case you were wondering, this is a balisong (one of the more pretty once):
They are also called butterfly knifes and fan knifes. But the original name is balisong.
Not sure it's the length. Because you can also get them in short versions.
I think it's the way it opens. Are switchblades legal in the US?
If they are, then the law yet again doesn't make sense.
Do it, Do it. You know want it.
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They are also called butterfly knifes and fan knifes. But the original name is balisong.
Not sure it's the length. Because you can also get them in short versions.
I think it's the way it opens. Are switchblades legal in the US?
If they are, then the law yet again doesn't make sense.
Do it, Do it. You know want it.
I looked at the difference between the 4690K and 4790, and there really isn't enough of a performance difference to justify the extra money. I will post the rig running and some benchmarks once I get it up. I still need to get the GTX 970, other wise my GPU will be the GTX 560 Ti, which is not exactly on the same level as the 4690K....
Okay, so I went to pull up the CPU socket guard, and I bent a few pins :/. Tried bending them back but couldn't, so I inserted the CPU and tried booting..... Nothing. Fans run, power is getting to all the components, even my boot flashdrive, but I just get a blank screen. Even tried taking out the graphics card and running on integrated. Still nothing. Can I realign the pins?
Yeah I couldn't realign the pins, so I just bought the ASRock H97 Anniversary Motherboard for $72.99 USD via Newegg.com. Will update when and if I get the PC running now.... Anyone know anything about cord management?
