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Sounds like you're looking for the Anthraxinator.

I'm glad I didn't drink milk when I found this

A young man dies because of an old mans politics. Rest in peace.

So what's the weight limit for a pilot? Can a fat pilot sue Fairchild for discrimination? I've heard Americans sue eachother over far less inane things.

You repair by landing and shutting off engines :noexpression:

Nice I went in blind on Hardcore mode with a witch doctor. Played to level 10 then started on hardcore. I'm level 21 now. Really struggle with confined areas but kiting and using DoT spells takes care of most packs and bosses. Nearly died a lot of times, HC is quite an adrenaline rush

High fidelity force-feedback TrackIR Gloves?

Normal mode: Trim input for Nose Up Trim tab moves up Increased airflow hits trim tab, generates downforce on elevator Elevator locked by hydraulic pressure Downforce on elevator transferred to tail Nose moves up Manual Reversion: Trim input for Nose Up Trim tab moves up Increased airflow hits trim tab, generates downforce on elevator Elevator not locked by hydraulic pressure, elevator moves down Increased airflow hits elevator, generates upward force on tail Nose moves down How do you not understand this?

This made me chuckle

Well he told me by MSN so I don't think he heard any of my laughter. He might, I was laughing pretty loud.

One of my mates assembled his new computer without any of the bridge screws. That didn't end well either.

Doesn't "cheating" imply you get an advantage? It's not IDDQD we're talking about here.

If you know someone nearby who can test the CPU you should let them have at it Otherwise I think we've narrowed it down enough to RMA the motherboard. Did you touch anything grounded to get rid of static before handling the components?

Extremely unlikely but for example if you do not have a heatsink installed at all it will flash heat and fail instantly. It should keep running though so that's not a factor. Elimination. If you've got a friend with the same socket motherboard have him test the CPU. If it works, it's the motherboard. Motherboard/CPU is the only thing remaining. Disconnect *all* internal cables (except the two power cables) from the motherboard including front USB, LEDs and switches and try the onboard power switch. Did it start once and then nothing or does it twitch every time you press the button?

Disconnect the power LED and double-check all wiring. Loose cable, loose ram stick, lack of cooling paste for the cpu or improperly installed heatsink It really sounds like a bad wire somewhere but if everything checks out start replacing components. See if you get POST without harddrives connected, then try with only one RAM stick. Swap the RAM stick. Try your old PSU. If you still get the same problem it's either the motherboard or CPU