Hasn't happened to me in tf2 but it used to happen to me all the time in cod4 before i settled in with one server whose admins I knew. People don't understand the concept of network latency and apparently I shoot bullets around the corner because I "wasn't even around the corner before i shot"...
My gear list
-400D
-Sigma 10-20mm F/4-5.6
-Canon 50mm f/1.8
-Canon 430ex speedlite
-Canon bg-e3 grip
Doing me quite well so far, next stop is a nice 85mm and some beginners studio lighting, maybe some AB's? Who knows.
I don't think you should do it when it negatively affects the experience of other people playing with you. If you've ever played the first Rainbow Six:Vegas, you know how many areas there were where you would be invisible after leaning out and that was a huge annoyance.
I've never really had the need for a computer when I'm not sitting in my room so paying more for a laptop that does less and is less comfortable to use isn't very logical to me.
Even though I don't post much here, here's an updated picture of my setup
Westy 32", Klipsch promedias, 360, etc etc.
I take full blame for the shitty quality picture.
The GX2 is considered a single card, as it only has one connector and only takes up one slot. Saying that ATI didn't want to compete in a stupid little contest is chilidish and makes no sense in this situation. NVidia used a different approach in making a new card and it was a good approach. If...
Think of them as really awesome DX9 cards for now, people are reaping the benefits of using them in DX9 games. I think the release time was perfect, it wasn't too early for any problems to arise (so far) and everyone is scrambling to get one.
There are numerous people paying the high price for the 8800gtx, and still many a choice for those not looking to reach that deep into their pockets. Of course it would be nicer if the GTX was cheaper, but that's not the case and it's easily accepted so.