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Batman Bundle for £6.75 using code WINTERSALE10. Four games: Batman: Arkham Asylum GOTY, Batman: Arkham City GOTY, Batman: Arkham Origins and all DLC, plus Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate - Deluxe Edition. https://www.bundlestars.com/en/bundle/batman-complete-bundle

Mad Max is still £2.99 on cdkeys.com, looks like a solid game. I've bought a few things from them and never had an issue. Never been asked for ID either.

Wolfenstein - The New Order for £2.47 with code XMAS16 (€2 off any game over €5): https://www.instant-gaming.com/en/265-buy-key-steam-wolfenstein-the-new-order/

The Russians have amassed troops in their own country next to the border of a country with a civil war? They obviously want to start WW3! What do they gain from Eastern Ukraine? Think about it. Some charred soil, a few coal mines and factories? They're not exactly short of any of those...

Gone Girl Thought it was going to be a total chick flick but was pleasantly surprised. 8/10

Logitech G509. Good sensor and plenty of buttons. I could never go back to a mouse with fewer buttons, hardly ever having to take your fingers off WASD keys is a major benefit.

I pity his testing methodology.

You shouldn't be aiming to keep the same graphics card for 4 years. Consoles (used to?) last that long but the graphics card market is faster. New generations from both AMD and NVidia are out roughly every 2 years. After two years sell your old card and buy a new generation card. If you keep...

All the BioShock Games. All the Batman Games. Alan Wake.

But can it run Goat Simulator?

Check if it still happens when you disable speedstep so the processor is always running at stock speed. (i.e. enable the 'High Performance' power plan in Windows)

Maybe this is to do with Deferred Procedure Call which has been in the news recently: http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/geforce-hot-fix-driver-version-368-95-download.html http://techreport.com/blog/30506/re-examining-the-unusual-frame-time-results-in-our-radeon-rx-470-review Looks like...

Even if you're paying his full cost of fuel (£5/day) it's still win-win. You'd both pay less on travel. If you paid £4 a day you'd both be saving the same amount, £4 a day, which seems fair. Yet all he want is £2.50/day, that's a bargain. Though £8 a day on the bus to travel half the distance...

"at the end of the day" "you'd think so and so.. but actually" (emphatically drawn out 'actually') "d'you know what i mean?" "sorry but..." "can i ask you a question?" Trite turns of phrase make me feel like I'm talking to a complete idiot.

That's not true. The UK government spends and receives more than any other organisation in the UK by a mile. Fiscal policy and where it is directed has a huge impact on the economy.

Debt that's used productively can be good, but if it's not used productively it simply brings consumption forward from the future at a cost (interest, but also the modern world tends towards deflation). Savings on the other hand defer consumption for a later time and if managed suitably, allow...

Ryan from PCPer is also in London. Might be Kaby Lake or XPoint.

How about letting airlines choose who they let on the flight as they do right now? Not everything needs regulation.

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