m-p{3}

Hey, fellow network admin

Hi, my name is Mathew I'm a 31 years old man from Canada (Québec, so I speak both french and english fluently), and I've been playing video games since I'm 6 years old on DOS and mostly used Windows-based systems since. I've studied for 4 years in computer network administration and I've been working in this field as a system administrator for around 8 years now, dealing with a bunch of OSes and making sure they remain stable and works well together. I enjoy making small systems in my spare time, and the Raspberry Pi/Arduino/ESP8266 really changed the consumer landscape when they arrived. I enjoy listening to Alternative Rock, Post Rock and Metal, and like Action/Adventure/FPS games either on console or PC (preferably PC for FPS). I've also been a medic in the Canadian Forces Reserve for roughly 5 years while I studied, which allowed me to be debt-free when I finished studying. I've never been deployed though, which is a good thing I assume. So far I'm living with my girlfriend of almost 6 years in our first house (that we purchased 4 years ago) and we're expecting our first baby for the end of the year, which will probably make me sleep-deprivated for some time so you might see me a bit less after that point ? See you in-game!

Awww, it was fun making car explodes charges and hear it almost accross the map. But I must admit it almost shat myself when it exploded on me for the first time.

Right now, there's no easy way to know if a car is currently about to blow up (no smoke, weird noise, etc), so to be safe it's always good to just repair the car as often as possible. But just in case this is something people wants on Pure, maybe a way of displaying the car health without breaking the community servers guidelines would be to display a text popup (like the one displayed when you receive an ignition key) with the current car health that you're getting into?