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Sudo

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Must add user to sudo group and edit etc/sudoers to allow users in the sudo group.

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Tips & Strategies

These will be aimed mostly towards the Q3 side of arena shooters. The information on weapons and pickups may vary with different titles.

arranging a session with some friends or a small group is the best way to play. Pubs (if you find any) are usually populated with very high-level players and (from my experience) a lot of them aren't very friendly to new players.
disparity of skill level between players are usually very apparent when playing AFPS's. As a new player, you will most likely be destroyed many times by people who know what they're doing. It'll be frustrating but don't let it discourage you. It's completely normal.
play against bots if you need to practice your aim or practice a weapon.
play race (a gamemode included in QL, Warfork, and Reflex) if you need to practice your movement. Some games also have "sandbox" maps with things like strafe pads and long hallways to help you perfect the movement.

Overwatch Tier List Cross-Reference May 2016

Score is what tier they're in / the total number of tiers, 1.00 being the highest. In general, the higher their score is the better they are compared to other heroes.

Hero	Total	metabomb.net	rankedboost.com	tentonhammer.com	overwatchtierlist.com
Lucio	4.00	1.00	1.00	1.00	1.00
Winston	3.55	1.00	1.00	0.80	0.75
McCree	3.50	0.75	1.00	1.00	0.75

GitHub For Windows "Open with Git Bash" Context Menu Script

Here's instructions to add a "Open with Git Bash" option to your context menu using the Git Bash that comes with GitHub for Windows.

Here's the registry script to add the option in. Because the installation paths for GitHub for Windows varies from user to user, I will go over which lines to change so that this script works for you.

Copy this script into your favorite text editor.

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00


	" automatic vim-plug installation

	if has('unix') && empty(glob('~/.vim/autoload/plug.vim'))
	silent !curl -fLo ~/.vim/autoload/plug.vim --create-dirs
	\ https://raw.githubusercontent.com/junegunn/vim-plug/master/plug.vim
	autocmd VimEnter * PlugInstall --sync \| source $MYVIMRC
	endif

	if has('win32') && empty(glob('$HOME/.vim/autoload/plug.vim'))

	Hello, welcome to Club Shenanigans! A club for gamers of all platforms.

	Join our Discord at https://discord.gg/PfPPj3a.

	Website: http://club-shen.github.io/
	Twitch: www.twitch.tv/clubshenatlcc
	YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1k8-awXueAVn6kiM4fq0eg
	Club Shen Email: [email protected]

	Our goal is to cater to both casual and competitive players and to create a community for gamers in Leeward Community College. We want to do this by providing casual players games they can play in a day to day basis with other gamers in school and if they so wish, help them get into the competitive aspects of the game. For the competitive players, we will provide a wide array of tournaments that will be hosted in school. So we hope you will have fun while you're here.

	This thread, in general, is all about casual play, on-stage performances (competitions and etc.), and other artful performances involving skill toys.

	The term "skill toy" was mentioned in the yo-yo wiki to describe toys, sports equipment, and other things that have been taken to a professional level in terms of how they are used. You'll mostly see people pull off surprisingly amazing performances with seemingly simple things such as yo-yos, playing cards (cardistry) or glass balls (contact juggling).

	Examples of skill toys (but not limited to) are: yo-yos, diabolos, kendamas, contact juggling, card flourishing/cardistry, gloving, and cup stacking. Freestyling with sports equipment such as skateboards or soccer balls also count.

	If you relate to or have any experience in any of these things please share your experiences with us!
	If you're a beginner, feel free to ask for how to start learning any of these skill toys and/or where to find professionally-made equipment to start playing with.
	Also, let me know

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