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    Deus Ex Human Revolution is so good.

    On level 10/15 on hard.

    Also, I better get the achievement for not using lethal takedowns this time around (didn't get it on the PS3 despite not using anything lethal. )

    All I've used this time around is melee takedowns (non lethal) and the stungun. Nothing else.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve View Post
    They told me a few minutes ago what the video actually contains. I told em not to send it over a netwrok at all. Problem is its going to America/England so its kinda tough.
    Home made pornography?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve View Post
    Just got woken up by the John deere garage next town over. They are trying to send a video over email, thing is only 60MB but its too big. I tried compressing it with no joy. I recommended hosting it but they say the the thing is "confidential" I'm too tired to think.
    Encrypted RAR file maybe?

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    You won't drop a video any lower through compression, you'll need to re-encode it.

    Split it with WinRAR and email it in chunks.

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    And post the links in Retro, just in case!

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    PeaZip supports more advanced security algorithms if they are terribly concerned. TrueCrypt is another option.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shardnax View Post
    PeaZip supports more advanced security algorithms if they are terribly concerned. TrueCrypt is another option.
    Truecrypt would be a better option.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tassadar View Post
    Truecrypt would be a better option.
    I think it would be overkill for a home video .

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    I still want to know what is on the video that they are so paranoid about.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tassadar View Post
    I still want to know what is on the video that they are so paranoid about.
    I'm pretty curious about it.

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    is this place as packed with Mass Effect 3 talk as I might imagine?

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    Quote Originally Posted by screwed View Post
    is this place as packed with Mass Effect 3 talk as I might imagine?
    Give it a day or two .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gypsy View Post
    I can only assume Sprung is playing Mass Effect 3 on his Vbox 2.
    The slim Vbox II has awesome graphics. Maas Affikt III (the Vbox version) is pretty cool too. You are fighting the Reepurs, and Sheephurd has a nice spaceship called the Knormundee.

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    Quote Originally Posted by deadlegion View Post
    Sprung doesn't have an Xbox afaik
    I have one. I call it the Oldbox

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sprung View Post
    The slim Vbox II has awesome graphics. Maas Affikt III (the Vbox version) is pretty cool too. You are fighting the Reepurs, and Sheephurd has a nice spaceship called the Knormundee.
    Lol. Indeed.

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