My main rig is a Custom Build based off EVGA's SR-2 Classified, dual intel l5520s, 48 gig ram, Radeon 6950 flashed to a 6970, Crucial m4 SSD boot drive and ~3 tb sata drives for misc storage. As far as the rest of the setup goes, I got one of the Korean 27 in 2560x1440 panels along with a few old monitors set up on the side. CMStorm QuickFire Rapid keyboard with the cherry mx blues and a Logitech g700 for the mouse. Love this keyboard / mouse combo.

Im much more on the sysadmin side of things though, and at any given time I could have upwards of 10 vms running, including esx vms with more nested underneath.

Beyond that, I have an asus g53 laptop, 4x Rackable 2u servers with dual quadcore xeons and 16 gb ram each and an MSA 1500 SAN in the lab.

But they do, most of these malware scams involve the user going to their website and buying their special malware removal tool.

Once you've actually infected a computer with malware it's a heck of a lot easier to convince the person to pay money to get rid of it.

Sounds like CS 1.3 to me. Their so-called "hackers arms race" is what got me into coding in the first place.

Which side were you on?

Haha, I played with the cheaters.. But only with other cheaters. There was a small subset of cs1.3 cheaters who played competitively vs eachother. The original OGC hook was released as source and gave me my intro to compiling editing and debugging, along with some help from unknowncheats.com at the time