EPTYou're an amazingly entertaining and nice guy; keep it up!
Also the stream froze two times for me; both had perfect timing. I couldn't keep these pictures only to myself.
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Tuwy
Netherlands113 Posts
You're an amazingly entertaining and nice guy; keep it up! Also the stream froze two times for me; both had perfect timing. I couldn't keep these pictures only to myself. | ||
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nam nam
Sweden4672 Posts
On August 06 2010 12:12 bellyfrog wrote: Posting a request for an awesome game I watched last night, I really hope we'll get to see this game ala Day[9]! http://sc2.replayers.com/replays/view/1446 MaDFroG (the WC3 undead legend) vs DuckloadRa (aka White-Ra) Map is Scrap Station. Possibly the best SC2 replay I've ever seen. Nothing like any other game that's for sure  Many <3 I'd love to see that game. (My gaming comp is kaput right now) Also great daily today, Day[9] sure knows how to tell a story. | ||
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All Quiet
United States62 Posts
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Miraj
Germany30 Posts
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Wodger
Scotland380 Posts
8/04 Day[9] Daily #0159 Starcraft 2 OgreEli vs XLord (Blip.tv) 8/03 Day[9] Daily #0158 Starcraft 2 Huk vs Silver (Blip.tv) 8/02 Day[9] Daily #0157 Starcraft 2 A Long, Insane ZvT (Blip.tv) | ||
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Orgondor
Sweden16 Posts
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Ghad
Norway2551 Posts
Together with #100, what you are doing here is really educating about how to go on with following your dream and just doing stuff. Very inspiring indeed. | ||
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shannn
Netherlands2891 Posts
Damn that is hilarious to see :D @Tuwy Haha I just saw that at the video of miraj's post and the youtube stream was lagging too at around that time :D Hilarious screening time of day9 :D | ||
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slowzerg
United States62 Posts
On August 06 2010 17:49 Orgondor wrote: Just curious, is 100 Mbit lines uncommon in America? Not saying it's not considered to be a lot here, but it's definitely not uncommon, even in private homes... For most American residences Internet speeds reaching 100mbps are unheard of. In fact, Internet connections faster than 25mbps down are uncommon. Most places you can find a provider that'll offer 1.5 to 20mbps for ~$30-$80 month depending on provider and technology (cable or dsl). A few lucky people have FIOS or DOCSIS 3.0 cable which reaches speeds of 50mbps down/10-20mbps up, but these are prohibitively expensive, with the fastest tiers costing you well over $100/month. Europeans may scoff at both the prices and speed of these services, but let me ask you this: can you claim that each of your packets are lightly-dusted with American Exceptionalism before being hand-delivered by the invisible hand of the free market? I think not!  What I'm trying to say is our Broadband situation is somewhere between awful and good-enough depending on where you live. | ||
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DarthLeader
Canada123 Posts
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Arnstein
Norway3381 Posts
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Snarra
Denmark94 Posts
If you should ever visit Denmark, I just want to go shake your hand because you, sir, is a phenomenal man. I was laughing/becoming all stressed throughout #160. So awesome.The small talk before the dailies are so funny. I laughed a ton at the horrible music in the talk before #159. | ||
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Sagelol
Turkey19 Posts
 .Other than that great job with the shows Day9! | ||
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vyyye
Sweden3917 Posts
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mrkent
United States160 Posts
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mufin
United States616 Posts
What I'm trying to say is our Broadband situation is somewhere between awful and good-enough depending on where you live. My internet is pretty godly (125mb/s download according to speakeasy). Only problem is most sites don't let you download or stream their content at the speed that your internet is set for. The fastest I've ever seen a download was when I downloaded cod4 off of Steam At 20mb/s (took about 5 minutes rofl). You can have great internet in the states but its mostly a waste since its not really supported by servers yet. | ||
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mufin
United States616 Posts
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mufin
United States616 Posts
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Orgondor
Sweden16 Posts
On August 06 2010 18:14 slowzerg wrote: For most American residences Internet speeds reaching 100mbps are unheard of. In fact, Internet connections faster than 25mbps down are uncommon. Most places you can find a provider that'll offer 1.5 to 20mbps for ~$30-$80 month depending on provider and technology (cable or dsl). A few lucky people have FIOS or DOCSIS 3.0 cable which reaches speeds of 50mbps down/10-20mbps up, but these are prohibitively expensive, with the fastest tiers costing you well over $100/month. Wow, up to 80$ O.o I pay about 40$ for my 100Mbit line. Btw would those connections have traffic charges? I've heard that's also common in the states... On August 06 2010 18:14 slowzerg wrote: Europeans may scoff at both the prices and speed of these services, but let me ask you this: can you claim that each of your packets are lightly-dusted with American Exceptionalism before being hand-delivered by the invisible hand of the free market? I think not! Lol :D | ||
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AyJay
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