PhantomProgrammer

So I recently upgraded from 32-bit Ubuntu to 64-bit, and now Steam won't install. It apparently requires 32-bit libraries, which are completely incompatible with my 64-bit OS. I've tried every fix out there, but it still doesn't work. At all... Has anybody here had a successful install on 64-bit Ubuntu? If so, what wizardry did you do for it to work? Kind of freaking out, because this is my Gaming computer that I'm trying to install it on. If nothing else works, I'll just have to use Steam on my craptop.

*collective groan*

I will mention though, if you want your suggestion to be taken into review, you'll have to post it here: https://forum.scrap.tf/forum/10-suggestions/

This post isn't a question, and its main purpose isn't a suggestion. I was simply trying to help him with the issue he was having.

Oh yeah. There's that too. lol

The weapons bots only deal with unique weapons worth .5 scrap and tokens. Attempting to sell or buy any weapon there will result in the buy/sell price being .5 scrap. The items bots deal with special items. I'm not sure if they have prices in place for collectors weapons, but have you tried selling it there? https://scrap.tf/sell/items If selling it there doesn't work, it would probably be easiest to use a service like http://trade.tf/ or http://tf2outpost.com/. Hope this helps!

Either you already knew about it, or your Google skills are totes legit. :3

Same information applies if it's a vine sound byte.

Have an infinitely variant cat gif. Refresh the page to change the gif.

I've entered 12,197 raffles and won 104 items from 94 raffles.

This is exactly how high school level math should be used.

You're also late by about a month. lol

Whose perfect? EDIT: Sorry, I had to do it.

I just read their terms of service. It seems that it's all open unless the specific video is copyrighted. I'd say it's fine as long as it isn't a vine from a company or orginization. If it's homemade, there shouldn't be any issues. EDIT: There's still a chance that there could be issues any which way. Visit https://vine.co/terms for the details. There's contact information at the bottom of the page for you to ask questions. I'd recommend doing so.

It depends... Where are you getting it from? Is it trademarked? Does it come from something commercial, or a general public sounds/effects database?

The golden frying pan. :3

If I remember right, I think I once got to around 2 hours wait time. That was a pretty busy day...